Sunday, 15 May 2016
Developer Max Goodman, who has previously worked on interactive features for the wildly popular Web comic XKCD, had an interesting idea for the recent Stupid Hackathon in San Francisco. With one click, Goodman’s browser-based app, Picnic, orders food to be delivered to a randomly selected location and then hails an Uber to drive you there. On his first run, Picnic took Goodman somewhere in Daly City and ordered him Dolmas, coconut water, and a Lebanese omelette. The destination, which showed up briefly on his computer as a Google Street View preview image, turned out to be a gas station. So, for…
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