Sarah Buhr

Uber app already does this.

I feel this is something that music television reality celebs will be asked to look back on as a remember the 20-teens when we all had emoji oil paintings on our walls...

Science fiction, virtual reality and Martians. What more could you want from a fun, imaginative novel written for teens?

What if the food you want doesn't have a corresponding emoji? Like hot dogs. What is up with no hot dog emoji?

Philosophically inclined will dig this book. Really good read if you can let yourself wander into the deeper thought processes and engage in late 70's culture.

What about something like BaeWatch? Find hot single great guys/gals before they are already in a relationship again? I'm in a relationship already, but asking for all the single ladies of San Francisco ;)

Bolt Threads is in an interesting space combining the multi-billion dollar textile manufacturing industry and biotech with the manipulation of bacterial DNA. Really cool company with a lot of potential to go big with the first ever way to mass-produce spider silk. It's a material that is stronger than steel at the same size in diameter, yet still soft and breathable and incredibly elastic....

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Robotics drug testing facility of the future: http://techcrunch.com/2015/03/25/a-look-inside-transcriptics-new-biotech-testing-facility/

This startup is working on solving a real world problem that affects every one of us. It's part of the lot of really cool stuff coming out of the medicine meets machine learning + data analytics pipe. Still waiting to see if they produce a drug that goes to human trial, but Atomwise holds a lot of promise.

Will Magic go the way of WunWun and TaskRabbit or do you think it will be able to keep up with literally ANY legal request?

This one I'm actually excited about. Your smartphone is the hospital of the future.