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ijafri
9y ago
They have great teams and exactly know what they are doing, they took the freight industry by storm, through innovation and great user-experience. Their user-experience actually has started to re-define the old fashioned international freig
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ijafri
9y ago
wow!! just ended my evaluation with this release and purchased the license...
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ijafri
9y ago
Added the alternative and more realistic version of my analysis in the last part.
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ijafri
9y ago
I guess due to his last name. Un? If you break the title of this post before his last name it would read Un in official. But we also know that isn't the only reason. If you are his age with nukes I guess most would have H1 tag wrapped
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ijafri
9y ago
It's never been done at this scale, because no one until now, took neither global trade and international shipping as seriously as flexport did in the silicone valley, partially because it's a complex business and partially becaus
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Flexport is brutally disrupting global trade and international shipping
(flexport.engineering)
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ijafri
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i don't think any real dude having enough money would keep it in a local currency when he can just buy euro bonds or foreign currency $ or Euro etc ... it i guess only had effected small fishes to some extent, but at the end of the day
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ijafri
9y ago
Yes that was the actual point, with CC you don't get the feel or pain of losing money ... When paying through cash you physically feel losing an amount of money. Humans.
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ijafri
9y ago
I have experimented with it too, and you may as well, leave your credit cards at home, and only use 'Cash' ... you will think twice before paying for $100 consumer item ... whereas using Credit Card, you barely had noticed the pri
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ijafri
9y ago
Why not let everyone moderate or delete it's temporary, but one should be able to delete too.
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ijafri
9y ago
No private rooms?
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ijafri
9y ago
Also Reddit is alive because of them, they play by the rules, who is gonna invest billions of hours to keep Reddit active without any kind of reward in return ... Rewaeds could be depending on the sub Reddit you run.
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ijafri
9y ago
By voting rings I meant that were promoting real 'amusing' stuff to pile up banner ads CPM revenue. They invested a lot in 'amusing stuff' and as well as keeping Digg alive.
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ijafri
9y ago
Digg wasn't Batman. Point. On topic Digg didn't survive the wrath of voting rings. They stopped using it. That irioncally killed it.
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ijafri
9y ago
Yes it's a consensus user-generarated content or facts are not liable to copy rights, I am not sure about the legality however it should not take long to prove as such. I meant there is nothing that LinkedIn 'created' out of
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ijafri
9y ago
I guess for LinkedIn it could matter most, because their only livelihood is CV and employer companies Data, if you steal a poor man's bread they are gonna be upset. It was dead as a social network long ago if it ever was, now their onl
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ijafri
9y ago
Either you die Young as a Digg, or live long enough to become Reddit.
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ijafri
9y ago
Johnny, we could not be more proud of you. Love, Mom.
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ijafri
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booom! http://www.source3.io/bundle.css (open source CSS) ???? WTFFFFF!!!! what have you contributed to Open Source and internet overall? >* Bootstrap v3.3.7 ( http://getbootstrap.com ) * Copyright 2011-2016 T
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Independence
(verbose.co)
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9y ago
spoiler: it's not an iron-man style. >TED 2017: UK 'Iron Man' demonstrates flying suit (Original title of the post) Keyword analysis: TED, BBC, Ironman. Conclusion: British Clickbait.
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ijafri
9y ago
i don't know how did you reach the conclusion of costs amounting to 'pennies', they are a taxi service without owning or leasing a taxi (generally) and without investing into depreciating assets, does not make the costs '
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ijafri
9y ago
Their ratio is going to be 10 customers x 10 DMCA notices.
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ijafri
9y ago
I don't know but Uber has proven to be a shinny example of a ponzy scheme within a larger ponzy scheme. They will never be profitable, Burning billions, so is the case with Careem whom I met, and their staff was at loss to tell how thi
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ijafri
9y ago
They are never going to be profitable period. Then why?
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Ask HN: Is Uber or other higher burn rate startup are ponzy schemes?
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In Pakistan Citizen didn't let a minster on board a flight, after it got delayed due to him. Citizen abused him and he had to leave the plane. I meant United is demonstrating something even worse than would happen in our 3rd world coun
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ijafri
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may be i didn't get it correctly, why is it exactly a 'scandal' ... going to a escort bar with employees? or then leaving early?? I don't get the scandalous part in there?? out of all this fiasco, I have figured, Uber do
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Pakistan's Startups TV reality show gives $100K on the first Episode
(facebook.com)
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ijafri
10y ago
what CMS they are using or theme for their blog? custom?
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