BitterSweets
Joined 8 years ago
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Comment · 8 years ago
Is there anywhere in the US that you can live without fear or worry of having contaminated water or air?
Comment · 8 years ago
Closest to a password killer I've used so far is the built-in iCloud Keychain. My iPhone and MacBook both have access to the same passwords and most of the are randomly generated.
Comment · 8 years ago
Why buy a MacBook Pro for $2k+ when you can get by with a ChromeBook for $150?
Comment · 8 years ago
Seems like a good product from the wrong two companies. I don't want Alexa nor Facebook in my house listening to everything, regardless of how "private" they say my conversations are.
Comment · 8 years ago
Worked great for me so far. Buy the dip, sell high. Rinse and repeat. Granted TSLA is the only stock I monitor daily, rest of my portfolio is long.
Comment · 8 years ago
I'm glad. Big middle finger to the shorts and the mass media who seems to love to post negative news on Tesla. Why didn't they include that the model 3 was the most popular sedan this quarter?
I personally put more money in Tesla on Friday and woke up to a nice surprise this morning.
Comment · 8 years ago
Not my startup but worked for one until they pivoted. We had a photographer platform (https://picr.com) competing with Thumbtack (except our photographers were to be paid higher instead of a bid to the bottom.
Everything seemed right. We had the right market (Portland, OR), with a beautiful design and great customer experience. We managed to get roughly 100 photographers on board but the customers never came. After a year or so, Picr ended up pivoting to more of a photographer platform than a AirBnb/Thumbtack alternative. Most of the team was let go and only a few devs stayed.
Lesson learned: Building a two sided market is hard.