The illustrations and structure added a lot as well!
You're talking about a situation in which significant damage is done to the building AND the host doesn't report this to Airbnb with photos and evidence. There are bound to be horror stories with any service (hotels…
I agree. It's clear that (1) hotels aren't worth the cost; (2) people would rather 'live like locals'; and (3) distributing hotel management & maintenance is more effective that concentrating it in giant hotels. Not to…
Airbnb has sought to bake in accountability both at a large and small scale. 1) Airbnb has a crazy insurance policy [1] 2) Both the host & guest get reviewed. A single bad review can impede your ability to rent on…
View/controller separation, view models and query abstraction are framework-level features. The author of this language is seeking to take the qualities of PHP that make it a 'hypertext preprocessor' and mixing in the…
It's totally responsive. Good grid system too.
6 times slower? This is bullshit.
Well that was fast.
Source on fiction selling better than non-fiction? I can't think of any explanation for a book written by an early female employee at Facebook receiving little attention other than a clear judgment about the value of…
Did you read her book? Her point is not that Eggers plagiarized her wholesale, rather that the themes, characters, and plot are uncannily similar to those of her book. But his work receives buzz and hers is passed over.…
Like https://github.com/kenpratt/wikipedia-client ?
I think you mean "dichotomy", not "dilemma."
It doesn't seem to matter what the app does or how its built. The story goes something like (a) people (yahoo) want mobile apps (b) the kid got investors to give him cash (c) people downloaded it generating 'buzz' (d)…
It's definitely an interesting story. The author was offering a personal experience that was enjoyable for both the guest and the host. As he said, his guests and he often established a unique connection. On the other…
agreed
The illustrations and structure added a lot as well!
You're talking about a situation in which significant damage is done to the building AND the host doesn't report this to Airbnb with photos and evidence. There are bound to be horror stories with any service (hotels…
I agree. It's clear that (1) hotels aren't worth the cost; (2) people would rather 'live like locals'; and (3) distributing hotel management & maintenance is more effective that concentrating it in giant hotels. Not to…
Airbnb has sought to bake in accountability both at a large and small scale. 1) Airbnb has a crazy insurance policy [1] 2) Both the host & guest get reviewed. A single bad review can impede your ability to rent on…
View/controller separation, view models and query abstraction are framework-level features. The author of this language is seeking to take the qualities of PHP that make it a 'hypertext preprocessor' and mixing in the…
It's totally responsive. Good grid system too.
6 times slower? This is bullshit.
Well that was fast.
Source on fiction selling better than non-fiction? I can't think of any explanation for a book written by an early female employee at Facebook receiving little attention other than a clear judgment about the value of…
Did you read her book? Her point is not that Eggers plagiarized her wholesale, rather that the themes, characters, and plot are uncannily similar to those of her book. But his work receives buzz and hers is passed over.…
Like https://github.com/kenpratt/wikipedia-client ?
I think you mean "dichotomy", not "dilemma."
It doesn't seem to matter what the app does or how its built. The story goes something like (a) people (yahoo) want mobile apps (b) the kid got investors to give him cash (c) people downloaded it generating 'buzz' (d)…
It's definitely an interesting story. The author was offering a personal experience that was enjoyable for both the guest and the host. As he said, his guests and he often established a unique connection. On the other…
agreed