uber moves pretty fast. I think their speed of innovation is commendable. But 17 billion USD evaluation still seem unjustified to me.
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Unfortunately, the ability to truly replicate the Uber apps is unavailable in the completely open API in that you cannot order rides.
Ah, looks like I'll be sticking with my current approach for now then.
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#13Uber is a dirty company, don't give them your business. http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2014/08/13/uber-employees-a...
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#14Uber is a dirty company, don't give them your business. http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2014/08/13/uber-employees-a...
The frustrating thing is that they're so damn good at their product, and sticking it to an industry that desperately needs a firm foot up their behind.
But I agree, I'm not going to give my money to a company that's so willfully unethical - and unapologetically, repeatedly so.
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#16Uber is a dirty company, don't give them your business. http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2014/08/13/uber-employees-a...
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This isn't a contest.
Of course it is. In many places (eg Toronto) I can only choose between Uber and Taxis so I'm going to go with Uber.
Uber is shady as fuck, so is the cab industry. Pointing out the degrees to which they are shady is not particularly useful and serves only to rationalize supporting unethical actors.
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Ah, looks like I'll be sticking with my current approach for now then.
Mike here, from the Uber API team. The Request A Ride endpoint is currently only available on a whitelist basis. We'd love to hear your ideas on the integration if you'd like to share them with us!