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petraeus
9y ago
The reason developers don't use math is because it never fits the real world models.
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petraeus
9y ago
Uber is dead in 5 years, maybe 10 if they (and they will) complete a few more rounds of funding.
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petraeus
9y ago
If you think advertising is easy to cut without losing market share its you who "don't (doesn't) understand business in even the 101 sense"
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petraeus
9y ago
Yes, you would be smart to sue subway for millions.
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9y ago
There are many many problems besides the technological hurtles.
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petraeus
9y ago
So .. you think they ... don't?
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petraeus
9y ago
Americans lol, want a $29 lawnmower and then turn a blind eye to the supply side of said economics.
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petraeus
9y ago
PRO TIP eBay: people don't use your site not because of prices but because you are a horrible company to deal with.
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petraeus
9y ago
Uber is dead in 18 months. I was just in vegas last week and its still filled with taxis, never saw a uber the whole week.
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9y ago
Start playing the stock market
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petraeus
9y ago
$540.00 to land at YYZ for a glorified bag carrier? What is this? p.s. solve isnt a great domain I hope you change it, something like traveller.com
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9y ago
as far as i understand it it sorts the data at the disk level like windows defrag and puts the data 1st together and secondly ordered so the indexed data can be quickly and easily found.would this be an acceptable answer?
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9y ago
If you are trying to launch in the us you need to appear american, one typo can squash your whole business
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9y ago
The main problem with clones is this .. they are clones and no original innovations will ever arise out of said clone. The original product was not successful because it was the lowest cost but because it was innovate.
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9y ago
At 36 Im in the prime of my career as a full stack dev