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How could you possibly think that?
https://developers.google.com/apps-script/reference/url-fetc...
I was thinking my alma mater, Eventbrite, should have acquired Meetup.
https://techcrunch.com/2020/03/30/wework-sells-off-social-ne...
People bet on Heroku for easy deployments are getting hosed.
And those are your best two reference users??
I've actually started to reject nonessential cookies most of the time now. Doubt it matters at all.
What I am surprised we have not yet seen is "Trader Joes online". Not for Trader Joes to do it (they seem disinterested and very focused on an in-store experience/model). But for some startup or legacy company to make such an offering. Limited SKUs, terrific value, optimized for online ordering/storage/deliervy, etc.
People have been saying that for decades. And in fact the opposite is happening. Visa/MC raising rates. PayPal raising rates. Volume shifting to more expensive BNPL.
From the article: "A 409A valuation is an independent estimate of a startup’s fair market value often used to price stock options to employees."
Both clauses seem wrong.
This is completely wrong, right? The evidence might not be terrific but it's definitely more than a whisper.
And the data collection was absolutely biased to the market.