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by ngoel36 12y ago
Yes, I believe you've been able to separately auth and capture (up to 7 days) later for a while https://support.stripe.com/questions/does-stripe-support-aut...
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by ngoel36 12y ago
Incredible idea! I wish we could do this for food, as well. And I don't mean food banks or soup kitchens. I mean the second McDonald's burger I was too stuffed to eat, or even the 8th leftover slice of pizza (as good as it is cold
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by ngoel36 12y ago
The website says "unopened" donations are accepted - what is this limited to? Does that mean if I have 12 malaria pills in an open container (for a 10 day regimen) I can't donate the leftover 2?
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by ngoel36 12y ago
Is there evidence that this packaging works? I don't smoke, and the warnings certainly scare me, but I always find myself in a foreign duty-free shop shoving myself through throngs of people carrying a tower of Malboro boxes - lung can
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by ngoel36 12y ago
I was in Yangon (Rangoon) last weekend - it was nothing like what I've read about Naypyidaw (didn't have the chance to go). So I would recommend not using this to stereotype the entire country. Yangon was beautiful, and ridiculous
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by ngoel36 12y ago
Did it ever really go out of style?
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by ngoel36 12y ago
Unrelated to the content - do people find that the bolding of linked words/phrases makes the article easier or harder to read?
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by ngoel36 12y ago
That means you might naturally be an extrovert. Extroversion, by definition, means you gain energy from other people. I'm a Myers-Briggs "E", and this can be the equivalent of a powerful drug. I can forget to eat, even defe
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by ngoel36 12y ago
It's way too quick and makes me uneasy. Even a X years, Y months, Z days would be a bit more comforing
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by ngoel36 12y ago
I don't understand why I would take this for $5 a ride over LyftLine or UberPool ($5/$7 without Surge) which offers presumably much quicker service and no walking to/from stops. That being said, I would be pumped to see somet
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by ngoel36 12y ago
This only pays for signing up new users
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by ngoel36 12y ago
Did they build out this technology themselves, or was it through an acquisition? On a side note - no AmEx or Bank Account option...
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by ngoel36 12y ago
Once the Uber Affiliate Program pays out as a % of revenue (or even some sort of flat-fee CPA), then I'll be very very interested
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by ngoel36 12y ago
I would say each of those are easily transformable to be attractive for females while still remaining relevant for males - perhaps beer pong, Mario Kart, and trivia?
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by ngoel36 12y ago
You should be able to sell videos on YouTube
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by ngoel36 12y ago
You should have him write down his thoughts as well - it sounds like his story development and verbal communication skills are getting a bunch of work, would be awesome to have his written communication match
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by ngoel36 12y ago
Just my two cents, but I see your point of view as well. Why is it easy to circumvent your checkout flow? I would own the money transfer. If a developer doesn't want to build their own store, they probably don't want to bother imp
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by ngoel36 12y ago
I wish valet parking was more prevalent. Does the additional real estate space from efficient parking lots/structures justify the labor cost of providing free valet to customers? Of course, the real solution lies in eliminating persona
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by ngoel36 12y ago
Which was the aerospace co?
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by ngoel36 12y ago
The pricing confuses me a bit - as a user, I would have very little sense as to how many API requests or how much storage I would need for an eCommerce app. Why not price simply as a percentage of all processed transactions (in addition to
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by ngoel36 12y ago
Perhaps scarier is the fact that then AV would be stored on an easily accessible in-car hard drive. For the previous X drivers...
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Amazon is sitting on $83M in Fire phones they can't sell(geek.com)
5 points by ngoel36 12y ago|0 comments
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by ngoel36 12y ago
Palantir has offices in no fewer than 6 buildings in downtown Palo Alto, across the street from Stanford. It is as close as you can get to being an SV company, other arguments aside
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by ngoel36 12y ago
My guess is that they'll first just correlate it numbers from their database...
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by ngoel36 12y ago
Just going to leave this here... https://github.com/gimite/google-spreadsheet-ruby
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by ngoel36 12y ago
My girlfriend's father had a hacker break into their network drive, encrypt all their files, and extort the company for $500 of Bitcoin in exchange for the password...
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by ngoel36 12y ago
I cannot possibly say enough good things about choosing WSGR for my startup. Unbelievably generous and knowledgeable. Contact me if you'd like an intro to the people we worked with.
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by ngoel36 12y ago
This is literally what one Valley founder has done with Smitten Ice Cream in SF. http://www.wired.com/2013/06/the-blue-bottle-of-ice-cream/
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by ngoel36 12y ago
http://www.slant.co
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by ngoel36 12y ago
Lawyers

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