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by lalos 7y ago
The drivers are not loyal, they are already on Lyft and whatever app offers them a better deal that day/week/month (depending on incentives they sign on to).
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by lalos 7y ago
Thanks for that pointer, this seems to a good read for more info on defining markets. https://www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/atr/legacy/2012/...
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by lalos 7y ago
Question: How can Apple have a monopoly if a customer can decide to buy a competitor's phone to use as they please (Android, etc). That's where I get lost. The Windows/Netscape made sense since the claim was that Windows domi
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by lalos 7y ago
1. Salaries are reported to Wall St 2. Profits go up, stock goes up. Costs go down, profits go up. 3. Wall St and investors want higher profits 4. Salaries depend on supply and demand. Demand is high and supply is stagnant then cost goes up
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by lalos 7y ago
Why didn't they explain the need for peanut butter? Food supplies for the crew?
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by lalos 7y ago
Anybody willing to bet he will announce building an 'Amazon Sphere' like structure in the moon? Feel like that project was an experiment for later use on his other endeavors but using Amazon's deep pockets to pay for it.
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by lalos 7y ago
If the job role really is in high demand and there is low supply (which are the reqs to get the permit in the first place), it should be 'easy' to get another one. Not arguing it is correct but that might be the reasoning behind i
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by lalos 7y ago
Could be a long-term investment, one of those teens will rise up to be have political or business power and who knows what they can leverage on them. Then again it could be just a fun app. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/0
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by lalos 7y ago
Just like a fancy new javascript framework that get propped up by big companies. Can't have experienced developers if the framework is brand new!
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by lalos 7y ago
How does it work with the consumer ISP? Can you elaborate on any special considerations? Obviously not for customers, but I'm interested for it as a hobby thing.
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by lalos 7y ago
You could get away with it if you could download sandboxes from iCloud and be allowed to have multiple sandboxes.
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by lalos 7y ago
At least they are 'required' by law to state that a post is an ad. So a step on the right direction.
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by lalos 7y ago
Is that even possible? If you use X data to generate a model and then delete the data and keep the model, you could in theory use the model to re-identify that user that deleted the data with a high degree of confidence.
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by lalos 7y ago
For employers the situation is great, more supply and cheaper salaries. The strategy of asking for college education worked.
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by lalos 7y ago
One could argue that this is the reason for why it's expensive, to limit the amount of people that can be there. The invisible hand at play.
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by lalos 7y ago
They can deduce a lot and not to mention Foursquare profits on selling check-in info to fin companies. Also, check this blog from Uber http://www.whosdrivingyou.org/blog/ubers-deleted-rides-of-gl... where they (with so
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by lalos 7y ago
Why basketball and rap though? Is this a cultural thing I'm missing from Latin American countries?
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by lalos 8y ago
Welcome to 2014 http://www.whosdrivingyou.org/blog/ubers-deleted-rides-of-gl... I'm not claiming Google does this, I'm claiming this is very trivial. Of course it will be probabilistic so you can claim someth
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by lalos 8y ago
They can easily obtain the SSID of the network they are at and that's it. Or scrape the Uber receipt from relevant gmail accounts the morning after with the appropriate time stamps. It's trivial with a reasonable degree of confide
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by lalos 8y ago
Is this a common thing or parents just usually give free access to youtube?
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by lalos 8y ago
Great way to have your users label their own data to improve their ML models by tagging it as confidential or not.
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by lalos 8y ago
Of course, you benefit from empty shared spaces and the investors benefit of parking their money in a safe investment. The thing here is that this is supply that could lower the price for the population if you incentivize investors to rent
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by lalos 8y ago
What about performance hit now that all of the services are running on the same server? Might be interesting to monitor and put resource limits on specific services.
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by lalos 8y ago
Might be a reference to this publication, they recommend North-South over the rest. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/280093617_The_Relat...
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by lalos 8y ago
That API says that the camera cannot be accessed when the app is not active (in the background). Like when you receive a call, etc.
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by lalos 8y ago
I'm curious on your opinion, but what is the limit of addiction to gaming and just gaming for hobby? I might be reading too much on your usage of "friends are addicted to gaming"
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by lalos 8y ago
You misread the quote, that quote is talking about Ram Dass being gay, and his friend having a theory that his guru (Maharajji) made him gay for Ram Dass to find him easier. It's a messy quote and easy to get lost if you are not famili
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by lalos 8y ago
I think that quote is talking about Ram Dass being gay, and his friend having a theory that his guru (Maharajji) made him gay for Ram Dass to find him easier.
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by lalos 8y ago
My guess is that more folds make it harder to clean properly.
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by lalos 8y ago
It would be great to compare the growth China kicked off in the 80s with the growth the USA kicked off after WWII. See if its the same trend, feel weird comparing growth of a country with another that had a 40 year head start.

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