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by cfield 12y ago
I used a Chemex until I dropped and broke it one day and then replaced it with a Bona Vita automatic drip coffee maker that I'm rather pleased with. The Bona Vita is oft-cited on the various forums I researched as striking a good balan
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by cfield 12y ago
By signing the pleading, Ms. Wolfe's attorneys are certifying that they have made "an inquiry reasonable under the circumstances" and believe "the allegations and other factual contentions have evidentiary support or, if
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by cfield 12y ago
With securities laws, substance often trumps form and much ink has been spilled on what constitutes a security. Even a partnership interest can be a security (often turning, in part, on how much real control a partner has). I have no doubt
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by cfield 12y ago
Interesting idea. I didn't dig into how App Coins work and how allocation of revenue works. But my instinct is that it could very easily implicate state and federal securities laws.
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by cfield 12y ago
Sort of. It's kind of institutionalizing the process by which you acquire and throw shit. And this is what should be institutionalized if you agree with Scott's premise that "success in the start-up realm is mostly luck&quo
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by cfield 12y ago
Curious what you mean by "white people invented Buddhism 150 years ago". What is this in reference to?
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by cfield 13y ago
I was 39 when we did YC.
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by cfield 13y ago
I am a current customer of Outbox and also a customer of VirtualPostMail (VPM) for both personal and business mail. And I am a former EarthClassMail (ECM) and PayTrust customer. Since many seem to be asking about alternatives, I have gener
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by cfield 13y ago
I can confirm that you and others with this understanding are indeed mistaken. Based on my extensive experience with all of them, I would shuffle your words around a bit and suggest a more accurate characterization is: YC's female part
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by cfield 13y ago
I contemplated a response to the question from pshin45's friend, but decided it might be a fool's errand because the question itself suggested a deep misunderstanding of YC. I am hard pressed to imagine a more incorrect character
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by cfield 13y ago
You might be surprised to learn how broadly the SEC and courts have interpreted terms like "offer" and "general solicitation".[1] An offer is any "attempt ... to dispose of ... a security ... for value".[2] Th
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Misconception: You should study the successful if you wish to become successful(youarenotsosmart.com)
7 points by cfield 13y ago|0 comments
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by cfield 14y ago
The $99 annual fee is to pay for the services of someone who acts as the company's registered agent in Delaware, as required by Delaware law. Delaware and nearly every other state require that a company designate a person or company residen
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New Series Seed legal forms now in Markdown on Github(github.com)
70 points by cfield 14y ago|24 comments
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by cfield 14y ago
I think this is correct. The Judicial Conference of the United States determines the PACER fees and appears to draw a distinction between the quarterly "fee waiver" available to all accounts and a "fee exemption" granted by a court after ma
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Correlations between political leanings and your online activities(theatlantic.com)
6 points by cfield 14y ago|0 comments
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2011 Seed Financing Survey - Median Valuation Caps $7.5mm(fenwick.com)
21 points by cfield 15y ago|1 comments
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by cfield 15y ago
These days I use Hellofax when I get something that would typically require printing, filling out, scanning and emailing. You can skip the printing part and do the rest through their site...works great! I've used it for leases, bank accou
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by cfield 15y ago
"[W]e are ready to cooperate fully [and are] ready to shutdown any form they request and provide any information we have about the user." Does anyone else see the irony in Jotform making this statement to the Secret Service? Isn't this exa
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by cfield 15y ago
indiegogo.com started off focused on independent film making though they're now a more generalized crowdfunding platform (like kickstarter). I don't know much about their platform these days, but I know they had a lot of similar ideas when
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by cfield 15y ago
It looks like a number of folks who use lawyers said they tried to cut costs by preparing the first draft and then having their lawyer look at it. Curiously, this can actually take a lawyer more time to review (and, hence, cost more money)