Jaydeep Singh

Kash also does this but never seemed to catch on. I think the carrot approach taken by credit cards seems to have won in the US.

I recently downloaded GOAT, how does Flip compare?

I really don't like the name. "Katha" reminds me of sermons and religious bantering. Which is probably where they got the name from.

I think this a great product, and brings much needed transparency to the industry. The average connoisseur spends quite a bit on weed, and it's a lot of effort to do comparison shopping on Weedmaps. The site lacks a certain finesse design wise, but is usable. My friends would be happy to use it, and I think that says a lot about how big the pain point is.

Scoble posted this yesterday. https://www.dropbox.com/s/e70g30mzjnerun1/Screenshot%202015-12-11%2002.19.27.png?dl=1 Pretty amazing, the world we live in. Hardware is about to get a whole lot more interesting.

The box is nice, but the remote looks really outdated.

I don't see this selling. It looks ugly. It's expensive. It's way past the price point of most consumers. Even if you are a rich boy who wants to show off his rich boy toys, your toy should at least be nice to look at.

This looks like the perfect way to crowdfund new sticker designs, since these "prototypes" can be shown in real world scenarios, and thus make the customer more likely to click buy.

I've known Ash for a while now, and he's an incredibly talented baller. Given that this is a busy space, I'm excited to see what unique insights and solutions, Ash has come up with. How is this different from the countless other networking and easy 'contact information exchange' applications?

How is this different from the Robotic Tea Machine I saw at Samovar?

I was looking for a way to make Android easier to use for my grandparents, and I came across a Cnet article mentioning Wiser. It looks very promising, with big buttons, and screen sharing so you can provide remote tech support!

How does this compare to Dwolla?

Do you guys ship to the states?

Yet another valet parking app, but it's free for 3 hours daily and they will fill up gas at the cheapest rate in the city. Seems pretty promising, and free is pretty hard to beat. Plus, look at these snazzy blazers. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CDDRIgkUgAEakQo.jpg

In the vein of Transportation 2.0, I love what RelayRides and Getaround are doing by making more efficient use of cars that sit idle in driveways. I'm excited for Loxet for a couple of reasons. 1) Price - loxet is significantly cheaper than something similar on the market ($900 vs $69) 2)Makes car sharing ridiculously easy and much more secure. I can share my car with anyone at the touch...

I love looking at new/2.0 versions of transportation. This definitely seems like a great and affordable example of the folding bike 2.0. It's chainless, has a decent range and top speed and it's also got a smartphone mount built in. The weight is a little bit on the heavier side at 33lbs, but shouldn't be too bad for 1-2 flights of stairs. I look forward to getting mine in September and...