edouard1234567

13 ms·

91.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
I really like how their operation cost is only covered by tips instead of a cut from donations like most other charitable organization. Not sure if they are first to do that. I'd be curious to know what the average tip is. When I give tips
92.
Googles airport dreams take off san jose private terminal approved(skift.com)
1 points by edouard1234567 14y ago|0 comments
93.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
Nice post. You give an example of un-even equity split when one founder had the idea, built the first site and got some traction. When do you stop being a co-founder and become a founding employee instead?
94.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
There's no regulation per se, it's whatever is in the fineprint when you purchase your ticket. They typically wave any responsibility if the reason for the delay is any of the following : bad weather, acts of God, terrorist activities, war,
95.
REST API for the Model S(docs.timdorr.apiary.io)
1 points by edouard1234567 14y ago|0 comments
96.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
We only expect things we haven't seen before from Elon Musk.
97.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
Pretty cool, I really like the use of the keyboard, it makes the experience more fluid. Some feedback : 1 - I would keep a flat design, I think the spheric design is a distraction and gives the impression the inventory is limited to the "ci
98.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
I'm guessing they did that because most kids don't carry ids with them? Otherwise requesting an id seems simpler?
99.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
One simple suggestion to prevent this from happening in the future : require each deletion to be approved by another Wikipedia representative in a DIFFERENT COUNTRY.
100.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
Facebook "open house"
101.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
I think they have already improved battery technology and adoption of electric cars.
102.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
The best place to invest your money including tax dollars is in the company with the highest chance of success. For many reasons I believe Tesla will disrupt the car industry and lead the transition to making the electric car the new standa
103.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
Got it, even without a Valet component I think you guys are onto something great but in the meantime I suggest changing the description and call this part of the service "free limousine ride" or even something more glamorous like a "Chauffe
104.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
Thanks for your reply, Valet is definitely the way to go, more glamorous, marketable and convenient. I sent you a private message via linkedin (not sure if it's best way to reach you)
105.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
I see, it should probably be called a limousine service instead of a Valet service. I think they should make it an actual valet service though... It's probably a little harder to implement but it would be so much better... No need to find t
106.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
I'm a big fan of flight-car. Not only you make money renting your car you also save money not paying for parking or a cab! They "killed two birds with one stone" (sorry for the morbid idiom)... They mention in this article that they are tap
107.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
-1 not sure what you mean by "standards" HN looks like it was hacked overnight which makes its design perfectly adequate for a community of hacker... Something becomes a standard when used by the majority. In this case it would be reasonabl
108.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
I'm not sure this is the case for Netflix, I think the answer is much simpler : very few people use it and no meaningful project came out of it in the last few years. Also Netflix will eventually sell or shut down its dvd business. What wil
109.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
What if they are closing the api simply because no good or successful product came out of it and very few people use it. .. "Even more sadly, I think Netflix won't even realize what they are missing out on" They probably know better than yo
110.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
I agree with you except for a few things : 1 - We are talking about an api documentation not a website used by 1B members . 2 - The person who called them out works at stripe... 3 - The design we are talking about is far from being very uni
111.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
This is great for pair programming, especially for lazy people like me!
112.
Edmodo acquires education technology start-up root-1(blog.edmodo.com)
1 points by edouard1234567 14y ago|0 comments
113.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
I suggest they remove the "forever" next to the price to make it clear the service will last forever, not the price. $5.00 in 2006 had about the same buying power as $0.43 in 1930, so $5 in 1930 is equivalent to $58 today.
114.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
The pricing reads like it will cost $5/month forever. I suggest at least adding inflation.
115.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
Taking cash off the table is not seen as a negative signal if done systematically.
116.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
Not if they have the right density. I think their business model is viable at scale. Assume they pay their pick-up guy $20/hour. Each customer is paying $5 for 12 pickups = 60 cents a visit. To break even they will need to do pick-up 33 mai
117.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
I would go a step further and ask the plaintiff to subsidies the defense and only get reimbursed if they win. In many cases (including one I was involved in) the defendant doesn't have enough cash to hire a proper defense and is forced into
118.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
Apple trying to be data-mining company reminds me of apple trying to become a mapping company.
119.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
Concurrency : appears to be running at the same time (possibly using the same core) Parallelism : actually running at the same (using different cores)
120.
by edouard1234567 14y ago
Seems like a few ISPs are creating their own SOPA like system very similar to the HADOPY system put in place in France.

More ›