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kirpekar
15y ago
Me --> http://amzn.com/3836474948
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15y ago
Nobody is going to sue ($5000) before a C&D ($200)
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kirpekar
15y ago
Have you received a cease and desist? If not, continue business as usual.
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15y ago
Sometimes it pays to take a break from the monotonic techno mumble contained in books quoted by others here. I suggest you read "English August" by Upamanyu Chatterjee.
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16y ago
Awesome! Congratulations to the Wufoo guys!
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Seagate buying Samsung's hard-disk drive business in $1.4-billion deal
(latimesblogs.latimes.com)
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16y ago
http://www.linkedin.com/in/kirpekar Open networker, will accept all invitations
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Stocks sink after U.S. outlook slashed
(money.cnn.com)
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So Is Web 3.0 Already Here? (TCTV)
(techcrunch.com)
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Anyone else felt it?
(earthquake.usgs.gov)
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16y ago
Congratulations to Myles Alain's photo is incorrect
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16y ago
1. Find wife 2. Have child
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16y ago
Nothing technical of value here; Just being frank. At the very least, include P/E, EPS and Beta.
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16y ago
For p2p shopping: Craigslist > eBay What I would like to fix: Less Spam. Less Scam.
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16y ago
Of all the words above, "Ask HN" is becoming too much of a buzzword(s)
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16y ago
http://nolo.com
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16y ago
When you're slugging it out at your startup, it's important to read something fun at night: Catcher in the Rye Three Men in a Boat Cold Comfort Farm In God We Trust, All Others Pay Cash And my personal favorite: English August
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16y ago
The Moth Podcast
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16y ago
Don't bother notifying them. (I've been in this situation may times). If the idea remains small and the startup/project has limited success, they are not going to come after you. If the idea is good, you start a company and eventually get s
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16y ago
I hope you filed Form 1120 also
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16y ago
I worked in the non-linear dynamics field for a few years and was never impressed by Gleick's book on Chaos. Maybe this one is better ...
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16y ago
When all fails, go to http://jimmyr.com
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kirpekar
16y ago
Very cool. Helpful too. Thanks!
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kirpekar
16y ago
Fluff
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16y ago
FizzBuzz = objective ZuckWink = subjective
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16y ago
I think we're going to have to agree to disagree on this one. "passing on the right person" = is often the difference between success and failure. "the cost of saying yes to the wrong one" = A few weeks wasted, and start over. Whatever you
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16y ago
You want to qualify your relationship with a founder based solely on the answer to a single question about a popular Hollywood flick?
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16y ago
What is the point of this numerical experiment? (I"m serious)
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16y ago
Well, you have to get creative with what you call experience. Don't lie, just "get creative". If you spent three years in school coding and working on programming projects, you have three years of development experience.
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16y ago
I have had enough of people preaching startup advice. When should you start a startup? When the hell you want to. You have a family, You have a mortgage, You have an aunt that left you $1M, You have no left arm, You are dyslexic, whatever.
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