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zoltar92
12y ago
my apology: https://twitter.com/AviZolty/status/526467881295683584
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zoltar92
12y ago
I think I just found my favorite beta tester. Can you add me on Skype? Avizolty (Or avi@beatdeck.com)
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12y ago
Hotwire shows you "total" price. I think this comes from a) insurance/ underage driver fee b) no clarity on 'taxes' c) messy UX... thoughts?
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zoltar92
12y ago
Uber of car rentals is zipcar though or Relay Rides. But close :) I agree on the taxi thing but I think the use case of a car rental and a taxi are quite different.
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12y ago
Can you elaborate on 'dealing with staff'- as in they're rude? Or having to wait? You mention you book online. Do you find that process tedious? I agree overall it always had a godaddy vibe where I feel as if they're try
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12y ago
How do you accomplish that? Through their loyalty program?
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12y ago
So would being able to circumvent shuttles be a value add to you? Or insignificant because of relatively short time. What about the wait?
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12y ago
Reserving and finding they oversold is one i've heard a bunch. deff working to change that. As for the tranny, was this something that happened at one of the "main brands" (hertz, avis) or a second tier one? and could the f
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12y ago
Ryan, thanks for your input! I was under the impression Silvercar required you to take a shuttle there, is this not the case anymore? Or maybe not an issue for you?
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Like hotwire? As in not telling you which car company you're booking from? Or adding hidden costs after? Can you elaborate?
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Ask HN: What do you hate most about renting a car?
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Alibaba Prices Shares At $68 In Largest US IPO Ever
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iOS8: Apple keeps data safe from Police
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Satoshi Birds
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Crowdsourced Censorship: The irony of HN
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Fukushima: There's more radiation in Bananas
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13y ago
Reference 1: http://mobile.reuters.com/article/technologyNews/idUSTRE6650... Reference 2: http://thenextweb.com/apps/2011/09/03/why-the-music-industry...
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This is a slippery slope. You have to keep in mind that >2% (some estimates as high as 7%) of Google Queries are related to lyrics/ RG related content. They also (arguably) have much better, much more relevant content. As such a
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It's ironic... Doesn't it seem businesses you build with the goal of an exit turn into lifestyle businesses-- while the ones that you build as a lifestyle business tend to be the ones you get the most offers for. I guess it goes
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I agree... to an extent. But does blacklisting them help get more relevant search results? Seems like the best scenario would be ignoring the extra links... My point is that, yes, Rap Genius did something wrong. But a punishment like this i
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13y ago
You're focusing soley on the rules, not the reasons for them. The rules are in place to make the most relevant results appear at the top. If RG was optimizing everyones search results for everyone- how can that be "bad". Aga
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Why I won't be using Google in January
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This is absolutely rediculous, google is upholding it's rules but forgetting the POINT of the rules. The whole point is to make the most relevant results come up on google searches. The fact that rapgenius needs to "hack their way
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I'm so confused at this backlash, this is hacker news- mahbod, tom and the rapgenius team have built an amazing product, and found a clever way to help with search engine optimization. Good for them. They're optimizing EVERYONES s
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hahaha aawesome! :P
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Futuristic Morphing Table - Future of Virtual Reality?
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Judge accused of texting prosecutor to aid case
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Are you solving your own problem? What is the quantum of utility over other dating apps? Why would you foremost like to discuss the app and only then "eventually build it" - why not jump right in and see if your future customers f
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Alibaba Is Said to Move Toward an I.P.O. in the U.S.
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