The Uber Game VS GoShare

Add on the fact that most of your take-home pay is made through tips, you also now have to be subservient and overly nice to everyone lest you run into some entitled piece of shit who loves the personalized control they get from influencing someone's behavior with tips. This is all btw under the assumption of a "classic" taxi job that barely even exists now. Most actual drivers work for uber/lyft, which adds a... - Source: Hacker News / about 1 year ago

For a minor at my study I need to do resit of a project by making a prototype game in Unreal. The idea is something like the Uber game (https://ig.ft.com/uber-game/) where u make small choices which affect a certain balance and outcome. It has to be simple like 2d with a begin screen where the player can choose the country on a map (with some glowing highlights and little animations) and the character, where we... Source: about 2 years ago

Look at these guys for jobs. Talk with a commercial insurance broker for the rest. Source: 5 months ago

I used https://goshare.co/ , which is sort of like Uber for delivery. It connects you to a guy with a truck. We both put the treadmill in the truck back, then he drove to my place. Cost for delivery was 43 minutes * $0.99/min = $42.57 . The used Nordictrack 1750 treadmill cost $200 (retails near $2000 new). I've run thousands of miles on the treadmill since then, some with intense HIIT -- no issues. Source: about 1 year ago

There's this Uber-esque thing for furniture called GoShare I found. Anyone have experience with it? My estimate was $84, which is better. Source: about 1 year ago

Look at goshare.co they are hooked up with places like Ikea and furniture stores. IDK if they're in your area, but if they are, it could give you a good base to start your business. Source: about 2 years ago

I can get stake trucks, vans and other kinds for $19.95/day all day long. And, there's apps like goshare.co for that stuff, too. Source: over 2 years ago