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811.
by pbreit 7y ago
Massive paradigm shift in office leasing.
812.
by pbreit 7y ago
So not really any "cheating", right?
813.
by pbreit 7y ago
How is this comment relevant to WeWork? How has it "cheated"? It definitely is early/first and very smart.
814.
by pbreit 7y ago
My sense is that the author has never built anything.
815.
by pbreit 7y ago
WeWork already serves a big number of multi-location tenants (we are one) which I think will continue to grow and be the vast majority of of its businesses. Huge advantage.
816.
by pbreit 7y ago
I’m not sure exactly what the secret sauce is but it’s undeniable that WeWork has a large supply of it.
817.
by pbreit 7y ago
Totally disagree. There's rarely a good reason to break backwards compatibility. It's beyond rude to choose to break compatibility and then force all your users to fix it. The Apple comparison is a bad one since Apple controlled t
818.
by pbreit 7y ago
123456 is not even a word. “Common passwords” is meaningless. I can’t even think of a “common” 12+ char password.
819.
by pbreit 7y ago
Serious. 12 char min for a password is silly. “Common passwords” is silly and meaningless. Together they make no sense.
820.
by pbreit 7y ago
Complete opposite experience here. I assist customers with technical implementations and the projects where we connect via Slack go SO much better.
821.
by pbreit 7y ago
I don't like that at all. 12 chars is much too long. And what does "not be a commonly used password" mean?
822.
by pbreit 7y ago
That is a very confusing headline.
823.
by pbreit 7y ago
Because tech extends beyond software.
824.
by pbreit 7y ago
These seems like a triumph of hyper local design regs.
825.
by pbreit 7y ago
Isn’t the vast majority of vaping not marijuana? I’m surprised there was such conflation in the article. And this reply speaks solely about cannibus.
826.
by pbreit 7y ago
Many/Most are fine without CarPlay in a Tesla. Tesla's software is very good, getting better and plays well with the rest of the car.
827.
by pbreit 7y ago
Making good software is a LOT harder than many realize.
828.
by pbreit 7y ago
My sense is that's the vast minority. I think most of the % fee-based "instant withdrawals" are done without understanding the effective APR. "It's only 1%!"
829.
by pbreit 7y ago
Secure enough to process $50 trillion in 2018.
830.
by pbreit 7y ago
The biggest reason is that fast money is almost never needed, and usually indicative of a problem.
831.
by pbreit 7y ago
Folks do realize that paying 1% to speed up a transfer by 1-2 days is equivalent to a 180%-365% interest loan?
832.
by pbreit 7y ago
Businesses use ACH extensively to pay each other same-day (and debit consumer bank accounts). But it has never caught on for consumer "push" payments.
833.
by pbreit 7y ago
Do folks who profess not understanding why something is successful ever use such data to improve their outlook?
834.
by pbreit 7y ago
Wouldn't civilization move further towards colder climates before the end? Is the feedback loop to get hotter or colder?
835.
by pbreit 7y ago
Doubt it. This never made much sense as a Google offering. Very strong players in this category offering more complete solutions. Not obvious what Google brings here.
836.
by pbreit 7y ago
Of course there is.
837.
by pbreit 7y ago
Unpopular opinion: adaptation is best (only?) solution.
838.
by pbreit 7y ago
I was referring mainly to the EU countries.
839.
by pbreit 7y ago
Western & Northern, for sure.
840.
by pbreit 7y ago
More immigration-friendly and better marketing.

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