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Competition in the ridesharing space is getting extremely fierce, especially in the rivalry between Uber and Lyft. Earlier today, CNN shared data from Lyft that suggested Uber recruiters had made and canceled over 5,500 Lyft rides over the past 10 months. According to Lyft, one Uber recruiter was so aggressive that he/she canceled 1,524 rides from the same phone number across 22 accounts. An Uber spokesperson provided the following statement: That is patently false. Both riders and drivers help recruit new drivers to the Uber platform, where the economic opportunity is unmatched in the industry. We recently ran a program…
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Product Hunt has been getting a lot of press lately. Most of it for good reason. It’s a quick way to see what the movers and shakers of the tech world are checking out everyday. But behind the daily up-voting of products, the team is experimenting with fun sub-categories. They’re like hidden sub-reddits but without all the self righteousness. Each weekend for the past few weeks, the Product Hunt team publishes a special topics list. Some of them are fun distractions or tied to a specific event, and a few are populated with tools used for a single task. Of those lists here are the ones…
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Product Hunt has been getting a lot of press lately. Most of it for good reason. It’s a quick way to see what the movers and shakers of the tech world are checking out everyday. But behind the daily up-voting of products, the team is experimenting with fun sub-categories. They’re like hidden sub-reddits but without all the self righteousness. Each weekend for the past few weeks, the Product Hunt team publishes a special topics list. Some of them are fun distractions or tied to a specific event, and a few are populated with tools used for a single task. Of those lists here are the ones…
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Nvidia made a splash at this year’s CES with the unveiling of its Tegra K1 ARM chip, which included a 64-bit version slated for release later this year. At the Hot Chips conference today, Nvidia released more details about the upcoming chip, which is codenamed Project Denver. Project Denver is Nvidia’s first custom-designed CPU, and it’s being touted as the first 64-bit ARM processor for Android. The system will pair two Denver CPUs with speeds up to 2.5 GHz with its existing 192-core Kepler architecture. According to Nvidia, the dual-core design provides “significantly higher performance” than rival four- and eight-core…
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