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Google Glass hands-on: Not a good device for consumers(venturebeat.com)
33 points by carlyle4545 13y ago|66 comments
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by carlyle4545 13y ago
I literally cringed while visiting blackstartup.com, otherwise known as "Kickstarter for the black community" For two reasons: 1) A crowdfunding site, (by default), requires as large of a crowd as possible to give each project the best oppo
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by carlyle4545 13y ago
Hypothetically speaking, let's say we allowed every STEM-studying individual to enter the U.S. from abroad. According to the article, this would result in added competition to the existing STEM workforce whereby depressing wages and reducin
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Dear College Graduates: You're Screwed(nytimes.com)
2 points by carlyle4545 13y ago|0 comments
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This Woman Wants to Be Your Networking Wingman(fastcoexist.com)
5 points by carlyle4545 13y ago|1 comments
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Why Online Education is Mostly a Fantasy(pandodaily.com)
2 points by carlyle4545 13y ago|3 comments
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How to Own Your Own Bitcoin Exchange(bex.io)
1 points by carlyle4545 13y ago|0 comments
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by carlyle4545 13y ago
>The rumor would presumably help him because it would discourage his clients from committing crimes, That rumor would most likely discourage people from becoming clients in the first place. While "getting out of the building" and talkin
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by carlyle4545 13y ago
>Are you really ready to go to jail, yet again? That sounds quite bold, and foolish... of you. (No offense intended.) Fortune favors the bold and dances with the daring. I truly believe that. >As a side point, I can't help but think
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by carlyle4545 13y ago
We've developed some proprietary risk assessment software that takes a variety of risk factors like age, gender, zip code, employment status, # of arrests, etc. and calculates the likelihood of an applicant returning to prison. Based on tha
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by carlyle4545 13y ago
You're partially correct. Yes, our corporate attorney was useless. We had been under investigation for a year prior to formal charges being filed. He made a variety of changes to our contracts in an effort to make the company compliant with
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by carlyle4545 13y ago
Thankfully we have 2 attorneys sitting on our advisory board. Edit: That's not to say we have it all figured out by any means. I'd love to read some feedback from the HN community. Not so much legal advice, but in terms of the overall conce
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by carlyle4545 13y ago
Unfortunately there aren't any reassurances I can give you. Several code sections in CA prohibit insurance against "willful acts, wrongful acts and criminal acts." However, Comeback's goal with custodial insurance isn't to make the conseque
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by carlyle4545 13y ago
My first startup actually landed me in CA state prison. (Read about my prison sentence and my new project here: http://comebackasap.com/burn_the_boats/ ) Though I "only" served a year, the one thing I missed more than anything --including
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Grooveshark Takes on Pandora With User-Generated Stations(mashable.com)
6 points by carlyle4545 13y ago|0 comments
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Don’t Call Yourself a “Pivot” Unless you Want Others to Call you a Failure(pandodaily.com)
2 points by carlyle4545 13y ago|0 comments
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Let's Hope the Boston Marathon Bomber is a White American(salon.com)
1 points by carlyle4545 14y ago|0 comments
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Customer Development When Your "Customers" are Convicted Felons(comebackasap.com)
1 points by carlyle4545 14y ago|0 comments
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by carlyle4545 14y ago
American Psycho (2000) because you shouldn't just look at it, you should eat it. (Too obscure?)
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"Burning the Boats" As a Convicted Felon(comebackasap.com)
1 points by carlyle4545 14y ago|1 comments
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Elon Musk Responds to Sarah Palin's Claim that Tesla is a "Loser"(mashable.com)
1 points by carlyle4545 14y ago|1 comments
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by carlyle4545 14y ago
Perhaps its God Himself intervening..
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by carlyle4545 14y ago
Interesting. No L.A. apartments. I wonder if that was on purpose...