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by jakestein 3mo ago
I'm in my 40s and asked my GP for it since I similar had a bad experience with it a few years ago. After warning me 3 times that it might not get covered by insurance, they gave it to me. I tried to get the second dose at a pharmacy,
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DIY solar launches in US – no installers or permits needed(zdnet.com)
6 points by jakestein 1y ago|9 comments
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by jakestein 2y ago
I had an 100+ year old Underwood restored at this shop. They did a great job, and it was a delight to have them walk me through both the history of my machine and the care they took in getting it working again
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Contract benchmark report – data from >1k companies(commonpaper.com)
9 points by jakestein 3y ago|0 comments
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Matt Mullenweg is taking a 3 month sabbatical from running Automattic(ma.tt)
2 points by jakestein 3y ago|0 comments
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by jakestein 3y ago
In the long term, we'll expand out from that. It will be industry by industry, since the contracts you need for eg manufacturing or catering are going to be very different than software. Some of our agreements, like the NDA, are alread
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by jakestein 3y ago
We're focused on B2B software companies, so we don't have any templates for that use case. I'm not aware of publicly available templates serving bespoke manufacturers, but I'd love to learn about them if you find any
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by jakestein 3y ago
Thanks for checking, and unfortunately it seems like my original comment is no longer editable. I'd like to blame autocorrect, but I think I was actually typing before I had my coffee this morning All of our standard agreements are rel
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by jakestein 3y ago
Thank you!
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by jakestein 3y ago
Unfortunately, I don't know of any resource besides an attorney that would help with a custody issue. I'm sure that's rough, and I hope things turn out as well as possible for your friend and their family. A few other resourc
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by jakestein 3y ago
Thanks for the mention and kind words! I’m one of the cofounders of Common Paper, happy to answer any questions. Our docs are free, released under creative comments, have been downloaded more than 17,000 times and used to close millions of
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by jakestein 3y ago
You are correct, that was a typo. Thanks for flagging and the additional context. Updated my original comment.
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by jakestein 3y ago
These pictures are fantastic, and I couldn't agree more about the museo antropología. I've been there three times and I'd love to go back. There were two things in particular that blew my mind the first time I visited: There&
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by jakestein 3y ago
That's helpful context, thanks. And your last sentence made me smile. Definitely helpful to hear how you think about this
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by jakestein 3y ago
I appreciate sharing it with your team. On the topic of getting updates from contracts, I've had a similar (frustrating) experience. One thing we offer to make that easier is a Slack integration to proactively alert the relevant stakeh
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by jakestein 3y ago
Thank you!
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by jakestein 3y ago
I really appreciate that, thank you
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by jakestein 3y ago
There are some similarities in our model to Bonterms. We're sort of competitive with them, in a similar way that the Apache license is competitive with the GPL. While there are important differences in our approaches and focus areas, I
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by jakestein 3y ago
I'm right there with you on more companies using standards :) As you mentioned, there are some other efforts to create standards like oneNDA. We're sort of competitive with them, in a similar way that the Apache license is competi
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by jakestein 3y ago
I also often find it hard to get the information I actually care about from privacy policies. We tried to make it clear while checking the legal and compliance boxes we needed to, but I agree we can do better on that front. I'm also op
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by jakestein 3y ago
I had not seen that, thanks for sharing. As you said, this is a different kind of version control from what we offer, but I think we could borrow some of their ideas, or at least use it as inspiration. It's very cool
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by jakestein 3y ago
Thank you!
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by jakestein 3y ago
Thank you, and you're correct that so far we've been mostly focused on cloud software so far. We've recieved some other requests for an on-premises contract as well, and we plan to add that. The Cloud Service Agreement allow
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by jakestein 3y ago
This is a fair critique. We recently kicked off a project to get our SOC 2 report/ audit, and we should add a section to our site about our information security measures. Thanks for flagging that. While we don't offer uptime guara
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by jakestein 3y ago
Thank you! And we do plan to expand into other industries in the future.
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by jakestein 3y ago
Interesting, I will check them out, thank you
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by jakestein 3y ago
Thank you!
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by jakestein 3y ago
I appreciate you taking a chance on us when we were brand new!
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by jakestein 3y ago
Thank you!
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by jakestein 3y ago
We charge based on the number of customers with whom you have at least one active contract. Many of our users find that they will sign multiple agreements with the same customer, eg an NDA, CSA, DPA, and then another CSA to upsell or renew

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