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Inverse Commerce -

Customers simply type what they want. GPS locates the customer. Companies submit reverse bids both manually and algorithmically. Customer accepts what suits them best. Yay, money saved, time saved, customer happy.

Specifically, I don't have enough experience building android apps to make it as slick as I would like. Happy to talk with anyone about it. Can build back end, will travel, etc :).

Not certain I could implement.

Certain I'd like to talk with you about your strategy and see if we can get any closer than you did the past three times.

Well, that would suck a lot for my recent projects.

Also, anyone aware of any close-ish equivalents in the realm of open source, specifically golang?

Yes.

Tier 1: Those who solely re-implement. You can do a lot copying and pasting. It's just not worth as much money.

Tier 2: Those who re-implement while creating anew, typically in specialized areas or occasionally very well over a wide range of tasks.

Note the importance of re-implementation to both job tiers.

Yes.

Tier 1: Those who solely re-implement. You can do a lot copying and pasting. It's just not worth as much money. Tier 2: Those who re-implement while creating anew, typically in specialized areas or occasionally very well over a wide range of tasks.

Note the importance of re-implementation to both job tiers.

I'm of the opinion that it's both problems in many ploaces.

Blended professionals FTW, (almost) every time.

(not speaking to parent poster, but instead generally) Were you a foolish humanities student when you got your bachelors? Worse, did you take it seriously and actually learn something? Great! Now study a technical discipline and blend away. IT is increasing the depth breadth and profitability of these blends daily.

Entrepeneurship killed a significant relationship of mine. It was entirely about money, she felt that I should continue to pursue my former profession, which provided meager, but stable income.

I was thinking about her and my future, which would require more than meager, stable income could provide.

Society hates entrepreneurship and that is why it is not a popular track: you need really thick skin to pursue it.

Well, this doesn't surprise me.

Who Ubers? Those who aren't broke.

Who drives drunk? Those who are broke, and occasionally those who aren't. Those who aren't broke occasionally choose uber over driving drunk.

....and there you have it. Uber doesn't reduce deaths from drunk driving because too many people are poor. Fight poverty, not inequality.

Reasonable request.

Sorry bout that.

Well, in that case, they probably really are working for Killary.

Damn, I thought google was one of the good guys.

No thank you. I like my earth earth-y and not scorched Armageddon style.

Hubris!

I'm strongly in support of holding cisco accountable for this in any way, shape or form possible.

....but if we do that, where will we get routers with backdoors for us.gov from?