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Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer. Well, we do have laws about * False Advertisement * Investors' Fraud Unfortunately they are not applied, or not applied consistently; and this is just one of the many examples that I come across on a week
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6y ago
Not exactly. Once a company have >500 shareholders they have to do some periodic SEC filings similar to publicly traded companies, but their share are not publicly traded, so they are not "public" companies.
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6y ago
Same for Reddit!
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Getting paid not to use Facebook
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6y ago
So, what's the size of one of these tings? small? how small is small? Tiny? how tiny is tiny?
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6y ago
Also available on eBay (of course) https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m...
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6y ago
I few months ago I was in court, I was suing 2 related parties and I was pro-se. One of the lawyers of one of the defendants lied 3 times in front of the judge, when I called him upon it, the judge didn't bling. This was civil court,
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6y ago
Food intake is regulated primarily by dietary protein and carbohydrate • Low-protein, high-carbohydrate diets are associated with the longest lifespans • Energy reduction from high-protein diets or dietary dilution does not extend life htt
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6y ago
Step 1. Do no evil Step 2. JK
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6y ago
It's a freemium model, so maybe in the Pro version (waiting list).
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6y ago
This is #BRILLIANT
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6y ago
That's what my friend says, too bad that nobody can see him therefore nobody listens to him.
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Ask HN: Who is your role model for Entrepreneur?
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6y ago
Techstars does something similar.
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6y ago
And - of course - the same lawyers would bill MSFT $5,000
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6y ago
Holy Batman! Now apply Moore's law to that and figure out where we'd be in 10-20 years #SCARY_AF
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6y ago
https://datastudio.google.com/ When you've maxed out on what you can do with spreadsheets.
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6y ago
It took me a second... #LOL
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6y ago
Nice try FBI
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6y ago
This is interesting, leaving comment to remember the post.
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6y ago
Expert Beginner? That's not just a Developers' phenomenon, it's actually more prevalent in business where "I have X years of experience...." what if they have been doing it wrong for x-years?
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6y ago
Buy them 2 books as follows: #1: your "The Princeton Companion.." or any of the great suggestions that you got here AND THEN #2: "Gödel, Escher, Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid" by Douglas Hofstadter. Best if you can get
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6y ago
This is nice, simple and essential.
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6y ago
> and I guess you are risk-averse and try to behave predictable the entire life to not loose that smartness badge in some crazy venture. Following the safest path won't let you step on the edge to reach something unknown. You nailed
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6y ago
This is what I found by Googling around: If you’re so smart, why aren’t you rich? Turns out it’s just chance. The most successful people are not the most talented, just the luckiest, a new computer model of wealth creation confirms. Taking
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Ask HN: If you're so smart how come you're not rich?
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