It is no surprise that google and other big co's are tracking us. A snippet in this video[1] posted yesterday where (looked like JSON data) was being pushed to googles servers on when someone was walking vs. running etc.How can I track my own data as detailed as google? I want to know when i'm walking vs driving, heatmap of where I walk everyday, and a breakdown of websites I visit/how much...
I am happy to take on whatever recommendations you have for learning more (no matter the time period) :)
Just got finished reading e-Boys - I learned a lot about the early days at Webvan, e-Bay, Benchmark and the overall vibe of the dot com boom in the 90's. Although the book did not cover them in extreme detail, it offered a good primer that urged me to probe for more elsewhere.Are there any other books you guys would recommend (similar to eBoys) that cover early Dot Com history?
"The main website enabling Mr. Wilkins’ now full-time business? StockX, a site that treats coveted consumer goods like sneakers as tradable commodities."
The website is enabling Mr. Wilkins, among many others to sell shoes.
Later on in the article... "[StockX] gross product sales topping $100 million a month"
Hello HN, long time reader. I am a recent college graduate who transplanted to NYC to work in the research side of finance. Do any natives have any tips or links to find finance/tech meetups (besides sites like meetup.com... I find that these can be kind of diluted).Looking to meet people and learn a thing or two.About me: CS major in college, in the research side of finance, and work on...