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by darklighter3 16y ago
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How WikiLeaks Just Set Back Democracy in Zimbabwe(theatlantic.com)
5 points by darklighter3 16y ago|1 comments
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'Like a Full-Body Massage': Thinking About the TSA(theatlantic.com)
2 points by darklighter3 16y ago|0 comments
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by darklighter3 16y ago
What does she get when she attains political power? She gets to tell people what to do.
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by darklighter3 16y ago
It's not about money. It's about power. Think of it as Meg Whitman trying to turn money into political power.
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How Come All My Browsers Suddenly Suck?(theatlantic.com)
6 points by darklighter3 16y ago|21 comments
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by darklighter3 16y ago
I have also experienced extreme slowness with ios 4 on 3G. Clearing the safari cache and restarting made things quite a bit faster - but still slower than ios 3.
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by darklighter3 16y ago
One option is to have your code manage the database schema it needs rather than managing the schema externally. You would have some kind of initialization routine that checks the schema and creates anything that it needs. This probably make
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by darklighter3 17y ago
Source code is already copyrightable and this doesn't seem to be an issue.
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by darklighter3 17y ago
It's not like Sequoia is capital restricted and has to choose between multiple good investments. They have way more money than good opportunities. If they see two companies that are equal they are probably investing in both or neither.
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by darklighter3 17y ago
Well yes but I think it has more to do with the incentives that are placed before people. As an organization gets larger it gets harder to tell who really contributes what. It also gets harder to socially police people who are attempting to
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by darklighter3 17y ago
Maybe. These policies can be a double-edged sword. It really depends upon how they are implemented. Most of the ranking systems - and it sounds like Facebook's - rely on the immediate manager to do the ranking and the manager has a lot of l
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by darklighter3 17y ago
IANAL but the state that you choose to organize in won't have much bearing on how much income tax you owe. You will owe tax based upon the state(s) that are your legal residence.
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by darklighter3 18y ago
Yeah, just talk to a local insurance broker and you'll get set up quick. Make sure you know what kind of liability insurance they are requiring general liability or professional liability (sometimes called errors and omissions). General lia
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by darklighter3 19y ago
Yes and yes. If you are an employee I'd start working on that resume. If you are a founder - sorry.
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by darklighter3 19y ago
There are websites that will do it. My state even has a website where you can register with a credit card in about 5 minutes. Doing that first step by yourself is fine. I had my lawyer do it and I found out that all they do is have a parale
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by darklighter3 19y ago
I am not a tax lawyer but the issue of foreign taxation is more complicated than 'organize in the caymans and save lots on taxes'. You're still going to have to pay taxes for any business that you do domestically. If you have income domesti
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by darklighter3 19y ago
The actual design and implementation of your data model and application are going to be far more important for performance. My suggestion would be to start on MySQL and migrate to another platform if it becomes necessary. You also have to a