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this is paywalled pretty hard. the chrome incognito "trick" doesn't work for WSJ. can somebody please post the story?

I would have been OK with We buying Meetup if they offered their space for meetups ... but alas ... they did literally nothing and likely we'll see that the product was killed in the end.

I'm showing double the amount of hosted zones in Route 53. Kind of odd

they're about to get a LOT more ...

if you could get your hands on the stock, which would have been fairly unlikely.

...so short CRE REITs, am i right?

makes sense. Amazon has built out their network pretty well.

Are hotels somehow immune to hidden cameras?

Global pay ... in the US, if you earn minimum wage, you're in the top 1%.

this is so wholesome.

Not all VCs are above water on their Uber investment.

I'll just go on the record to say that I think WeWork is the biggest deck of cards that is begging for a collapse. I've only been to a handful of locations, but they never seem busy and I'm not sure how they're making rent.

Plus, not to mention, back in my day, when you did a startup and got funding from your rich uncle (not Uncle Rich), you grew your startup from your apartment, and when you outgrew that space, you got a bigger apartment. (ala Silicon Valley style)

I dunno, I can't put my finger on it, but I think this whole thing is a massive game of charades...

those end-cap spots are usually paid placements as well.

>spews "sharing" nonsense

People forget that is how Uber got into this business - they started skirting medallions (which was an artificial market in the first place) by telling regulators that these drivers were headed in a particular direction and just picked up a fare.

They were billionaires of their time.

seriously what i thought when i clicked on this ...

paywalled ... is there a free version available somewhere?

curious, why is this paper just now making the front page of this site? it's been published several years ago.

I have creative thoughts, just don't go through the effort of writing them down ...

then it should be more than 52,000,000 people.

this is what i was looking for when i saw this headline.

"It's warm inside the herd"

tl;dr?

Wish you could have had both departments bidding against each other

I'd spend time learning AI/ML stuff.