StriverGuy

I am immediately skeptical of this analysis. No .NET Framework at all? I know that isn't true since I have browsed Who's Hiring plenty.

This is essentially Algo trading for individuals. I doubt you can patent this.

Your comment reeks of hubris.

Not to brag, but I have definitely failed wayyyyyy more than that.

I came to the comments to see if I was the only one feeling this way. The writing feels like the ramblings of someone who is either drunk or loves the run on sentence.

What can the individual change about their lifestyle to help prevent this?

This is great. While I am not in need of incorporating any business, I do have to say that the UI design on Stripe's site is beautiful.

The only thing that bothered me about this article is the obnoxious comment by Kris Gellci at the end.

8.15 /hour is an atrociously low wage for what is clearly a position that requires a bit of skill.

This is very misguided advice.

Long bouts of endurance exercise can be very taxing and destructive to many body parts.

Exercise as a whole can be done efficiently and effectively without wearing your body out.

Anaerobic exercise (lifting weights) can improve collagen and muscle production via several hormonal pathways. These same pathways tend to have negative feedbacks from excess aerobic exercise (i.e. high cortisol, low GH output in distance athletes).

This feels like a terrible idea.

This is really exciting!

Wal-Mart should buy Jet.Com.

Wal-Mart has over 4500 forward shipping centers throughout the country and can leverage them to beat Amazon prices. Walmart would be able to leverage the Jet.com tech brand cache and technology stack, a place where Walmart as a brand has utterly failed to capitalize.

You would still never use trailing Revenue. You would want to use y/y revenue growth rate if you are going to use it as indicator for value.

Very few people would agree regarding Yelp. Almost no financial analyst worth a lick would use trailing revenue (instead of net earnings) as a way towards finding value in a company.

Maybe I am missing why Sam points Yelp out at all here...

You obviously arent aware of how the Uber app works. If a driver receives only 1 or 2 severely low ratings, they are contacted by their managing office. After warnings they will eventually be fired.

Uber adds a level of accountability that NYC cabs do not have.

I was just going to comment how nice the design is on this page. The parallax is very fluid and I love the 3-D line/polygon thing going on...