Yana_Convelife

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Web Developer for Swedish start-up(crowdser.com)
3 points by Yana_Convelife 15y ago|0 comments
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by Yana_Convelife 15y ago
I have seen hot chicks request G+ invites on FB, so perhaps this speaks to your friend circle on FB. :P But you do have a point; the ratio of females on G+ is so far low and the few that have it are "unpopular" as the most popular users be
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Company Fined for Editing Wikipedia (blogs.law.harvard.edu)
4 points by Yana_Convelife 15y ago|0 comments
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Company Sanctioned for Editing Wikipedia to Its Advantage(blogs.law.harvard.edu)
1 points by Yana_Convelife 15y ago|0 comments
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by Yana_Convelife 15y ago
You are absolutely right and I do acknowledge that fact in the blog post. But legally it is now permitted as long as you comply with the regulations, which as you note do not exist yet.
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Autonomous Cars Now Expressly Allowed on Nevada Highways(yanasblog.posterous.com)
9 points by Yana_Convelife 15y ago|2 comments
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by Yana_Convelife 15y ago
This is obviously a "troll" case that is getting undue attention and credibility by DLA Piper's representation. To prevent these type of cases in the future, we, as entrepreneurs, should not give business to DLA Piper and other firms that t
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by Yana_Convelife 16y ago
We have still not heard back, but I think I read in a YC alumnus blog that the emails are sent out in the afternoon/night. Don't recall if it's just when they got theirs or if it's like that for everyone. It may be something to keep in mi
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by Yana_Convelife 16y ago
Interesting question. I think it should be the company that use it, but Amazon can collect those taxes with its fees and pass them on, like with sales tax.
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by Yana_Convelife 16y ago
How about rather than down-voting, you allow people (possibly with some minimal karma) to delete comments if they violate the terms? If a comment is deleted, there would be a trace showing that there used to be a comment that got deleted by
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by Yana_Convelife 16y ago
I thought about doing this, but had some other projects. I disagree with the comments below. This is an excellent idea, if you can execute it well. Existing websites that are open to the public (as opposed to answered by a medical practitio
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by Yana_Convelife 16y ago
While somewhat expensive, you can get ipod nano with a watch band and listen to music. It does not have many other functions though...
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by Yana_Convelife 16y ago
StartupDigest reading list is usually pretty good for startup news.
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by Yana_Convelife 16y ago
It depends on what government money he controls. In California, I don't think this would be very common as it may violate some conflict of interest regulations depending on when he left the agency, when he joined/formed the start-up, and s
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Beware of the Robot(convenientlife.posterous.com)
2 points by Yana_Convelife 16y ago|0 comments
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by Yana_Convelife 16y ago
It is very unlikely that a large national train company wouldn't have TOS for the info on its website. Have a closer look. It may be in a non-obvious place. If its TOS is something like Amtrak's, the company may still not have a successfu