class_vs_object

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by class_vs_object 15y ago
astonishing!
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by class_vs_object 15y ago
> Besides liability for damages incurred by the guest, hosts are also probably on the hook for liability should the guest be injured (or worse) while staying in your place. Good point. I'd imagine hotels are required by law in most juri
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by class_vs_object 15y ago
This new account (of a home trashing occurring 1 month ago, of which Airbnb had knowledge) doesn't seem to reconcile with what Airbnb told EJ: "I do believe the folks at airbnb.com when they tell me this has never happened before in their s
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by class_vs_object 15y ago
> It could be the case that this was a setup It could also be the case that the founders running Airbnb have a mildly sociopathic personality style. (I don't mean that in a derogatory sense - I'm calling it a personality style, not a pe
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by class_vs_object 15y ago
> Yes, and I helped her doing just that by pointing out which parts of her blog allow people to figure out who she is. Maybe you think you are doing the right thing - but think about this from EJ's perspective: A stranger contacts her a
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by class_vs_object 15y ago
> I've passed her contact info to PG This is the creepiest thing I've ever heard. She's had her personal space and privacy violated in a terrible way, and you're passing around her contact details? Did you ask her permission?
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by class_vs_object 15y ago
> YC should be getting blamed here? What emphasis if any does the YC program place on ethics?
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by class_vs_object 15y ago
"it is about... removing people who spell their names in weird ways, like using upside-down characters" Here's to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differ
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by class_vs_object 15y ago
nothing says "open" like blocking publication of a book
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The male dominance in Google+ (88% male)(bloggerpolis.com)
2 points by class_vs_object 15y ago|1 comments
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by class_vs_object 15y ago
I like his emphasis on kindness. Imagine a forum where you could rate a post on a separate dimension of kindness/ meanness (alongside rating on the usual vague dimension of "like/ dislike")... with restriction of privileges for people who a