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nick007
10y ago
Our price per gallon is competitive with gas stations in your area (actually a bit below the AAA average).
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10y ago
Yep, it's not mentioned in the article but we actually air-up your tires and service them (if needed) as well through a recent partnership we made with Firestone. Depending on the market, we're also offering oil changes and other
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10y ago
Yes, we actually do do this, and we're now a corporate perk at several companies in the areas we service. We also let people sign-up and start getting serviced at lots where we aren't sponsored by a company too.
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10y ago
Not quite... I like that idea better, it's just a lot harder unfortunately. We're starting with stationary fill-ups only
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10y ago
Good question. We created a device (that we call a "Fuel Vault") that we can install in your car's "gas flap." We'll require that you leave your car's gas flap popped open for your first fill-up so that we
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10y ago
Hi, I'm one of the founders. Happy to answer any questions!
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10y ago
I really like this idea and I've started using Wallarm. - Integration is amazingly easy if you use nginx... basically an apt-get. - Unlike most security packages that just block certain ports or apply predefined rules, Wallarm feels li
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13y ago
Actually I think this will kill insurance companies too. They will see their business fall inline with the cost of accidents.
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Doctor stops accepting insurance, posts prices online
(bangordailynews.com)
56 points
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13y ago
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13y ago
Reminds me of early reviews of the DynaTAC 8000X
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14y ago
I own one of their modest desktop tanks -- what an awesome piece of craftsmanship. Feels like it was made by Apple.
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What Would Democracy Look Like if it Were Invented Today?
(elidourado.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
The page itself is loaded via HTTP, but all credit card information is transferred to Stripe & Helium via HTTPS. Again, with Helium, no payment information actually needs to hit your servers (Sam's blog, in this case).
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14y ago
It uses the HTML5 canvas element... there's not that much too it actually. We're still playing around with it to see how to best use it.
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14y ago
Hi David, that feature is on our list of things to add soon. If you shoot me an email I'll let you know when we have something for you.
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Show HN: We built a simple way to accept payments through Stripe
(gethelium.com)
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14y ago
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Freshplum scores $1.4M for its data-science driven analytics solution
(thenextweb.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
What about offering the option to switch to a normal CAPTCHA for users like yourself?
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14y ago
I think it could be useful, however I just caught myself summing it up to the guy sitting next to me as "a web service for people who subscribe to too many web services"
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15y ago
Because it sounds good to support anti-piracy -- especially when they are the ones who often host sites supporting piracy. At least, I'm assuming this is their rationale.
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15y ago
Seclists.org debacle? Link?
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15y ago
Letting Godaddy host your domains actually costs them money, doesn't it? They provide it as a free service hoping that you will renew your domains with them.
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Mystery "Space Ball" Crashes to Earth
(news.discovery.com)
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15y ago
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Freshplum (YC S11) is hiring -- 1920s economics meets 2011 machine learning
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15y ago
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15y ago
What if the thief donated the bike to charity?
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15y ago
you never know -- multiple purchases could've added up to $45.00 exactly I guess
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15y ago
is there a way to figure out what store the purchases are coming from?
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15y ago
This isn't whining - the Treasury isn't simply complaining about the downgrade. They are pointing out a fact that the original justification for the downgrade was proved to be wrong, yet after realizing this S&P maintained the same conc
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15y ago
Glad to be in the current YC class with Sam. <plug>if you're interested in the intersection of econ and e-commerce we're hiring. http://freshplum.com/jobs </plug>
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How to Sell Your Company
(techcrunch.com)
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15y ago
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