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michaeldunworth
9y ago
Actually that is exactly what it means. How many countries does Lyft operate in? Exactly. 1.
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Scaling a Fintech Startup Using Docker
(medium.com)
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10y ago
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michaeldunworth
10y ago
Extremely far off. 1) Lyft is in the USA only. Uber is in 400+ cities. Lyft is not remotely close to Uber in terms of hurting them. 2) No. It is scalable. They burn to drown their competition. They've got more money, so once the oxygen
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michaeldunworth
10y ago
The value of Uber is not in it's app, it's design or any of that. That's all bs cosmetics stuff. The value is in it's execution, infrastructure, and processes. Tesla - Doesn't make nearly enough cars to even be cons
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michaeldunworth
10y ago
I'll tell you exactly how it will end. Uber will be one of the first companies to a $1T valuation. (First two will be Facebook and Apple). Here's why. Uber isn't about ride-sharing, at all. Uber is about rewriting your idea o
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michaeldunworth
10y ago
I know what you mean, but I think I've got to disagree. The general sense of "Autopilot" implies the same level of sophistication that other vehicles have that use "Autopilot"... Boats use it for mid course, as do p
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michaeldunworth
10y ago
Good points all round! Thank you.
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michaeldunworth
10y ago
Definitely agree. Thanks for that, appreciate it!
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michaeldunworth
10y ago
I know this is very much a "How long is a piece of string question" - But typically are there any stories that you guys could share, or any insight. Here's an example // 1. Invest for 0.5-1% of equity in current rou
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Ask HN: What compensation should a Series-A company give to an advisor
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michaeldunworth
10y ago
Google is emphasizing for low prices and people not to make careers from this for one reason, automation. This is a pilot for them, and will be replaced by autonomous cars in a few years. They don't want to be on the hook for hundreds
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michaeldunworth
11y ago
Interesting fact // It would cost ~$2.5M annually to flood the network and make it barely usable. That is petrifying to think about how easily crushed it could be. Forgetting about banks and regulation squandering it's growth
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I feel like this could be a good market research piece for Lyft [Serious]
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11y ago
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michaeldunworth
11y ago
Haha, thought the same.
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11y ago
The reason it puts downward pressure is because large scale miners are forced to sell all their BTC almost immediately, if not pre sell future mined coins at a locked price (Hedgy.co solving this issue for them) So if people are forced to m
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How we successfully launched on Product Hunt
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Show HN: Snapcard Wallet for Bitcoin, with instant buying/selling
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12y ago
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michaeldunworth
12y ago
I think this is interesting because companies from day one may look at making their processes operate entirely on bitcoin from day 0. (payroll,bills,etc...) - I wander how many of the companies will cash it out and how many will use it for
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Show HN: Trending.Fm – Worlds Largest Music Library, all free, mobile app
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12y ago
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Startup Funny: Investors are like "Thanks for the pitch"
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Sell your stuff on instagram with a hashtag
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13y ago
Genuinely made me laugh. "Many room".
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michaeldunworth
13y ago
Become an expert in efficiency. Company processes are what separate great companies from good ones. The ability of having processes down, and duplicating those for scalability without foregoing quality. If you make yourself an expert on bei
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13y ago
She lived in Hong Kong and were selling small electronics (USB sticks/Gadgets/Key rings) Nothing major, just more for fun. EDIT: *was
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michaeldunworth
13y ago
I had a friend that was selling about 20 items a week on instagram. This seems like it would make it easy. Good job!
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michaeldunworth
13y ago
This.
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michaeldunworth
13y ago
OH GOD YES. Seriously. I'm a tourist here. The guy asks me where I'm going. I say "To X please" - They then ask to get my phone out to show him where it's near. While he's looking at his phone plugged in, with
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michaeldunworth
13y ago
Yeah, we're working on that. At the moment it's still private to selected users for testing etc... I've got to update the site and make it more informative. Thanks for the heads up, I'll get onto that asap. We don't
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Show HN: Buy anything from any website using Bitcoin
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michaeldunworth
13y ago
Thanks so much :) I appreciate it!
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