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dlitwak

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About dlitwak

Interested in Product Management, Software Engineering, Web Development, Entrepreneurship and International Business. I've worked for Northrop Grumman, Skype and Criteo in the past and currently launching my own travel startup, Mozio (http://www.mozio.com). I've traveled to 65 countries and am interested in entrepreneurial ventures related to travel. Berkeley EECS grad year 2010.

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    Congrats to Ali. Been very impressed with Chariot's mastery of nitty gritty business & logistics fundamentals. That sounds like it should be obvious, but Leap and other competitors…

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    Obviously the analogy breaks down at some point . . . but yes, I will check out that book, thanks!

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    Candy Crush, we're holding that up as a development that Apple is responsible that we want to be proud of, seriously? Regardless, an app store wasn't groundbreaking. They executed …

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    I judge what I see . . . can't speculate about other companies. The robotics acquisitions were kept secret for a long time as well. As were autonomous cars. Eventually they came ou…

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    Don't be silly, all research done by companies has an ROI counter tied to it . . . the point is that some do much more forward thinking research into technologies that might not ye…

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    I think credit is given . . . that's the past though, only so long you can rest on your laurels, and creating a snazzier phone and an app store doesn't really measure up to autonom…

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    True. I'll admit that there is probably a fair amount of bias because Google has a better PR department. But I doubt it's that much better than these other guys . . . I think much …

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    Ok they have a computer and an operating system as well as a nice way to transfer files . . . big whoop. I think we can all agree that this isn't groundbreaking.

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    Totally agree. I've been at demo days and I just tune out the foreigners who I can't understand. It's hard enough having to listen to 40+ startups in a day, and try to understand w…

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    At the same time everyone of those google employees who lives in SF pays SF taxes, quite high taxes as a matter of fact, and that contributes to the community, 2-3x more than any o…

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    it's evened out because people now live where they work instead of have EVERYONE live one place and work numerous other places. I'm a capitalist whose fine with everything going on…

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    Not necessarily. I hate these articles just as much as the next techie, but there is no denying that Google is solving a problem they are creating: if they didn't offer these buses…

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    definitely agree. What's stopping some upstart kids with a mobile app and a ton of VC funding from undercutting everyone. What if they didn't take any cut at all and made money on …

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    Perhaps, I'll admit my Rockefeller history isn't super extensive, but still: once he bought up all those competitors he was in an industry that required MASSIVE investment of oil w…

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    I think this is a very naive and somewhat wishful thinking writeup. You neglect a major reason why Rockefeller was able to obtain a monopoly: he controlled literally every part of …

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    You can use SkyScanner's Everywhere search, so look from London to "Everywhere" and you will get a list of destinations. However, this was often the premise of these inspiration si…

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    Oh I agree. I guess I thought you were referring to a lot of these "comprehensive social trip planning" tools that help you collaborate on a trip. I think they are useless. I agree…

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    public transit is actually a fairly small percentage of the way people get to and from airports. SF is one of the highest in the country though, I think around 22% of people use tr…