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by raiyu 6y ago
As a native New Yorker riding the subway for 20 years your suggestion is genius. Can’t count how many times I exited on the wrong stair case.
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by raiyu 6y ago
Watching the video their acquisition of Lyrebird now makes a lot more sense as it allows you to edit audio via text and create a very seamless editing experience. It’s great to see someone taking a different approach to video editing as tha
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Descript(youtube.com)
3 points by raiyu 6y ago|2 comments
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by raiyu 6y ago
Isn’t Squarespace or Wix aimed at people building websites with no code experience? Or is that not extensible enough?
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Forget Shutdowns. It’s ‘Demand Shock’ That’s Killing Our Economy(marker.medium.com)
5 points by raiyu 6y ago|0 comments
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by raiyu 6y ago
I guess on the one hand if the conversation didn't warrant you returning to it in a timely fashion, maybe it wasn't that critical. For any company related stuff I usually checked in regularly and also have google alerts set up. Bu
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by raiyu 6y ago
Discord won because they found a unique purpose and focused all of their efforts on it while, making sure that all secondary features were also well crafted. What sets them apart is their voice quality and chatroom voice features. This is s
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Adam Neumann returns with $30M investment in residential startup(therealdeal.com)
2 points by raiyu 6y ago|1 comments
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Netflix ends free trials in the US after years of giving away first month(cnet.com)
6 points by raiyu 6y ago|2 comments
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by raiyu 6y ago
I think Showtime should have followed this. Usually the first season is spectacular, and it's almost as if the writers are surprised it is renewed, but they wasted their best material on season 1. Weeds Season 1 was amazing, the rest n
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The We Company is changing its name back to WeWork(businessinsider.com)
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Mexico is poised to become the biggest legal marijuana market in the world(latimes.com)
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by raiyu 6y ago
While this pandemic will definitely create global shifts and city shifts, it's a bit unfair to look at the losses of service sector jobs and call them permanent. I'm sure there will be permanent job losses but the majority of majo
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by raiyu 6y ago
Looks like they had a reasonable alternative of getting back into the app store and placing the 30% revenue collection into an escrow account. Seems like a very sensible approach that they refused.
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by raiyu 6y ago
With how frothy the public market is for SaaS companies with growth looks like their growth may have stalled out. Usually board will look to make changes, replace founder CEO and if that doesn’t work then push for a sale. Very smart acquisi
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by raiyu 6y ago
A lot of the information here looks like it’s direct from airlines. Obviously they have no benefit from touting the safety of air travel. Right? end sarcasm
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Katzenberg Strikes Out on Quibi Sale Efforts, So Far(theinformation.com)
2 points by raiyu 6y ago|0 comments
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by raiyu 6y ago
As they make money on each trade of Bitcoin they are doing quite well financially even if Bitcoin prices aren't shooting to the moon.
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Swiss EV startup will be led by former Tesla BMW Porsche and VW bosses(businessinsider.com)
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JFrog prices IPO at $44, valuation at $4B(seekingalpha.com)
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Cloud unicorn Snowflake nets $3.4B in record-breaking software IPO(businessinsider.com)
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by raiyu 6y ago
Because the government has such a great track record of collecting tax revenue and then investing it where it is appropriate? Questions can be raised about some of his specific donations, but when someone gives away $8B of his wealth, spend
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by raiyu 6y ago
Does anyone have issue with the name of company besides me? I mean the largest EV manufacturer is Tesla and they name their company Nikola? It’s like years ago when public companies would rebrand as blockchain companies and see their stock
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by raiyu 6y ago
It’s not rent because when a mall rents out space to apple they do it by sq ft. They don’t charge them on a percent of revenue. Imagine every mall did that instead. If its a credit card processing fee that should be 2-3%. With value added s
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by raiyu 6y ago
Tesla had a massive head start and with something like cars where there are so many preferences it’s impossible for one manufacturer to own the entire space. However the article is a bit click-baity as it was really about a decrease in sale
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Sumo Logic S-1(sec.gov)
99 points by raiyu 6y ago|59 comments
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by raiyu 6y ago
Great job!!! In regards to DigitalOcean's load balancing other providers often have a free tier so they have to have a version of load balancing (or routing) built out to direct requests to containers that are spun up to execute your c
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The inside story of Robinhood’s founders(forbes.com)
3 points by raiyu 6y ago|0 comments
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by raiyu 6y ago
Haven’te we heard less of friends and family rounds because there has been an exponential increase in seed funds? People got wealthy invested into funds or started funds and are now committing capital back. Having a hard time raising money
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by raiyu 6y ago
Property taxes allow people to see the direct benefit immediately. As an individual you get control over taxes to an extent through purchases. And because the federal government misspends half of the taxes it collects so instead of giving t

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