ubikretail

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by ubikretail 9y ago
I found two reasons here: - They make money by using bikes as advertising space, so they do not really care about the overall quality of the system as long as they have a permanent exploitation contract. - They use historic data to approach
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by ubikretail 9y ago
I built an app over it that attempts to predict the future state of any network. It later recommends addings/substractions in order to keep offer and demand balanced among stations. It could work in about 440 cities but none of the big
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by ubikretail 9y ago
Takedown (2000) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0159784/ Antitrust (2001) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0218817/
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by ubikretail 9y ago
My apologies. I'm not a native speaker and switched the words as I spoke. You are right: > [You] must be evaluated by +80% of your GUESTS." > If your GUESTS leave a mess behind, AirBnB evaluates if they should cover it for t
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by ubikretail 9y ago
I quit AirBnB as they pushed me to accept the new terms or either chase them on the email to cancel my property offer. It happened that some people came by saying they had just reserved, and I told them I had nothing to offer. It's bee
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by ubikretail 9y ago
It makes sense, if you compare it to the conditions of the hosts. I got people for a year and this is remarkable: — Not host, nor guests are legally related to AirBnB. Hence, none of the parties is really protected, even if ABnB talks about
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by ubikretail 9y ago
We are not making the difference among cultural and technical determinism. Hence, we are buying mere narcissistic inventions as progress. It could be simply that Humanity needs a bit more experience handling IT. If I could change something,
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by ubikretail 9y ago
This might be troublesome in airports like Tel Aviv (personal experience). I'd rather encrypt and send my data through regular mail.
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by ubikretail 9y ago
I paid for Kaspersky during three or four years. What I noticed was that, prior to the license expiration, this last edition pushed pop ups on my screen constantly. Along, it seemed like it was slowing the computer on purpose. I read an art
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by ubikretail 9y ago
What people might be missing is that you don't do anything "lean" without refactoring sprints. So as you grow, you keep considering the macro structure. If not, you should use TDD at least. Nevertheless, validation is key, fr