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10y ago
All those drivers will be out of business in a few years when Uber roles out its autonomous cars. (which is not a bad thing per say; these people will be forced to find other work)
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10y ago
Judging from drivers posting on reddit, I would say ~$10-$15. Or in most cities it is near minimum wage.
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San Francisco to Launch Pilot Basic Income Program
(hoodline.com)
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10y ago
Chinese (Mandarin) text to speech still shares the problem of not sounding natural (sounds robotic), but it is a little better than English. Example (click on the blue speaker icon): http://dict.baidu.com/s?wd=%E7%88%B1%E5%B
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10y ago
try a google chrome extension (keywords: bypass wsj)
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10y ago
My alternative has been to use a Chrome extension, just search for wsj bypass: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/bypass-wsj-other-s...
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10y ago
and you know this how?
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Seems like one of those things I'll play with for about 30 minutes, think it's cool, and then never touch it again.
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10y ago
SAP has free lunch? Twitter is in SF, I said to exclude SF.
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10y ago
Which of those have free breakfast, lunch and dinner? Your just naming big tech companies in SV. Most of which have horrible perks and known to be cheap. I mean Cisco? HP? EA? Seriously? (the only one that has great perks on your list is ne
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Really? Name more than 10 in Silicon Valley (and exclude SF). I can only name a few: Google, Facebook, Yahoo, Adobe?, ... ?
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10y ago
Sounds like Amazon?
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10y ago
*tax free up to 100k https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/fore...
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So? You must haven't been investing for very long. Try keeping that up for 10 years straight then come report to us.
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None, just put your money in an S&P 500 fund. I doubt you will be able to beat that in the long run anywhere else (Even though there are flaws w/ how the S&P 500 is run now [1]). [1] http://www.joshuakennon.com/
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10y ago
Wealthfront is 3x (.25% vs .05%) more expensive than a lot of great Vanguard funds [1]. And with Wealthfront you might be investing in major index funds anyway except you end up paying more. Why not go with any of Vanguard's S&P 50
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Your anecdotal evidence is not representative of all Amazon customers... or even most. Edit: saw your response, fair enough.
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10y ago
You must live in a bubble or have never worked at a large company before. There are two totally different teams building these products. Is it really that inconceivable for them (yes, even Google) to make this oversight?
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10y ago
How many billionaires do you personally know?
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The midwest is not the future of startups and will not overtake Silicon Valley in the next 15 years. Yes you can find talent in the midwest but do you think top CS grads from CMU, UIUC, Purdue, etc. want to stay in the midwest after graduat
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10y ago
And let me guess, you went over on a 30-day (or 60 or 90 max) tourist visa? Try getting a Chinese work visa from a startup (or one you found). USCIS's new rule proposal allows entrepreneurs to stay legally in the U.S. an initial 2 year
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10y ago
This is what Tesla does.
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MIT spinout NuTonomy beat Uber to launch world’s first self-driving taxi
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Yep, this is also the reason The Economist does not publish author names [1]. [1] http://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains/2013/09/ec...
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Founders of successful companies don't spend their time reading about how other founders became successful. When Zuckerberg was 19 do you think he spent all his time reading interviews about billionaire startup founders? Thinking that
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Monitor compatibility with MacBooks is an issue. I can't get native good-looking resolution when connecting to my Acer LCD.
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You think your Starbucks coffee is actually healthy? (many of Starbucks' drinks have more sugar than a can of Coca-Cola)
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Unfortunately this sounds like another startup that won't exist 2 years from now. They are solving a problem that isn't really a problem. And super long term when everyone has an electric car this won't even be an issue. The
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They could give you the receipt or scan it and send it to your phone..
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10y ago
Welcome Scott!
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