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by sna1l 10y ago
I like that the article says that Airbnb has showed restraint by ONLY raising $3.2 billion dollars.
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by sna1l 10y ago
I use a double edged safety razor and have around a thousand blades, which cost about $0.02 per blade. I've always thought that disposable razor blades were an outrageous racket. Also DE safety razors make for a much smoother shave!
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Uber lets businesses pay for client rides(usatoday.com)
1 points by sna1l 10y ago|0 comments
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by sna1l 10y ago
> "Create a smoothly integrated and beautiful solar-roof-with-battery product that just works, empowering the individual as their own utility, and then scale that throughout the world. One ordering experience, one installation, one
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by sna1l 10y ago
Aw you ruined the fun that could've been had here :)
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Open letter to Amino Candidates(amino.com)
8 points by sna1l 10y ago|1 comments
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by sna1l 10y ago
I recently visited Austin, and I completely agree with you. Getting around was a nightmare. All the apps felt way jankier than Uber and Lyft.
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by sna1l 10y ago
https://www.hg.org/article.asp?id=6782 -- here is the language around why a California prenup wouldn't be enforceable
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by sna1l 10y ago
> Since February of last year, 1,281 other hosts have also registered with the city. However, that number is a far reach from the 7,046 hosts that Airbnb acknowledges are listing more than 9,000 properties in San Francisco. That means at
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Uber knows you are more likely to pay for surge if your phone is dying(jalopnik.com)
5 points by sna1l 10y ago|0 comments
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by sna1l 10y ago
Whenever somebody comes and visits, the first thing they mention about San Francisco is all the homeless people. I hope, for the sake of homeless, that this leads to some substantial, positive change, because currently it feels like they ar
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Clear Labs: The Hamburger Report(clearlabs.com)
2 points by sna1l 10y ago|0 comments
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by sna1l 10y ago
A lot of people not in the Hacker News/tech world will definitely won't want to pay for internet content. People grew up with the internet being free, which alone will make most people extremely hesitant to pay for content. People
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by sna1l 10y ago
This makes me respect people who learn English as a second language a lot.
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by sna1l 11y ago
http://www.bragi.com/ -- I think this company is trying to do something like this
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by sna1l 11y ago
“Part of the main reason for going public was to continue to establish Lending Club’s brand and credibility,” he says. I feel like this doesn't apply to most companies nowadays. I think Lending Club is in a special place because they d
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by sna1l 11y ago
I wasn't alive in the 80s, but it blows my mind that South Korea was a military dictatorship. I know this is common news to most people outside the West, but I think it is good that in this day of fast communication and very few places
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by sna1l 11y ago
Money is so cheap to borrow currently, why stop buying back shares with money you don't have!? :)
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by sna1l 11y ago
This headline should be more specific. Energy companies definitely will see increased default rates. This can easily be evidenced by big banks like JPM and Wells Fargo putting 500 million more in their loss provision accounts. For a couple
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by sna1l 11y ago
I visited a Equinix data center in San Jose and it was an incredible experience. The redundancies and failsafes they have in place are mind blowing. No two doors to the same room can be open at the same time. All doors use handprint readers
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by sna1l 11y ago
There are a bunch of speed reading apps that have come out that basically just flash single words in front of you super quickly. It seems like this concept has really gained in popularity as people's attention span has shortened due to
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by sna1l 11y ago
I know we don't currently have the technology for this, but it makes complete sense. Get small things moving really fast instead of big things moving slow.
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by sna1l 11y ago
I feel like this is going to be huge in terms of how much money starts flowing through Facebook Payments
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by sna1l 11y ago
What are some cool projects one could do with this vs a raspberry pi?
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by sna1l 11y ago
Even better for them
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by sna1l 11y ago
Paying this fine won't impact GS at all. In fact, their stock has risen today, albeit financials as an industry are up. Investors will chalk this up as a one-time charge and earnings estimates will be revised down appropriately without
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by sna1l 11y ago
This is how I made it through all of college. This man is a god.
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by sna1l 11y ago
If you are talking about Ted Cruz, I think his idea is a little too simple.
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by sna1l 11y ago
My thought: More complicated tax code --> More loopholes, so Less complicated tax code --> Less loopholes. But I'm not tax expert by any means.
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by sna1l 11y ago
As an aside, I'm surprised tax code simplification isn't a bigger issue in this current US presidential election. Apple and Google hold billions of dollars outside of the US in order to pay lower taxes. I would have thought more p

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