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Former tronc chairman and investor accused of harassment(fortune.com)
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Stealth promotion network exploits financial sites to tout stocks(sharesleuth.com)
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The FBI’s fight to safeguard Hans Bethe’s atomic secrets(muckrock.com)
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by morisy 9y ago
DocumentCloud | Backend Developer | Full Time | Boston, Philadelphia, San Francisco | Remote welcome DocumentCloud is a non-profit that works with newsrooms and journalists around the country to help host, analyze, and share documents that
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Reddit Terrorizes Another Teen, This Time Over the Bitcoin App She Created(thedailybeast.com)
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by morisy 9y ago
Someone else noted that this appears to be an off-the-shelf flamethrower coupled with the plastic body of a commercial electric rifle. Total cost of those two items: $170. Flamethrower: https://www.amazon.com/Push-Start-Prop
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by morisy 9y ago
There is: A reasonable salary that's decided upon an an independent board of directors or an independent compensation committee based on evidence that that salary is in line with market rates for similar work. Some details: http:&#x2F
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by morisy 9y ago
To follow up, look at percentage of contributions to CourListener from just one individual vs. other volunteers: https://github.com/freelawproject/courtlistener/graphs/contr... "The community will keep i
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by morisy 9y ago
> One, I don’t know that RECAP’s expenses need to be particularly high. Open source software development often does not entail paying developers anything at all. It's incredibly hard to run an open source project like this with zero
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What Healthcare.gov has to do with the Hawaii false alarm(medium.com)
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Toxic Docs(toxicdocs.org)
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In ToxicDocs.org, a Treasure Trove of Industry Secrets(undark.org)
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Mapzen Shutdown(mapzen.com)
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Majority of first responder apps had security flaws, says DHS(cnet.com)
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by morisy 9y ago
Raw FBI FOIA files and articles about them on some other major figures including Richard Feynman: https://www.muckrock.com/project/subjects-matter-fbi-files-1...
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We found the best tool for building chat bots(bots.qz.com)
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How Reuters used public data to build a comprehensive database of Taser deaths(muckrock.com)
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Shiva Ayyadurai's defamation suit against Techdirt tossed by judge [pdf](ia801509.us.archive.org)
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U.S. Wins Bid for Anti-Trump Website’s Subscriber Data(bloombergquint.com)
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California teaches inmates code; some states ban them from teaching themselves(muckrock.com)
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FBI investigated Dungeons and Dragons players it deemed “Armed and Dangerous”(muckrock.com)
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by morisy 9y ago
1)Mailing lists. 2) Personally calling up/emailing up with a few dozen people I thought were a good fit, and then always asking them "Who else do you think would be interested in this?", even if they thought it was a bad conc
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by morisy 9y ago
EPA has since said the data "is not going anywhere": https://twitter.com/EPA/status/856508545805758464
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by morisy 9y ago
I seriously considered it for my organization a little over a year ago, and while ultimately it wasn't the right fit I think a clear document and explanation of how someone else would do it would have been very useful to think about. I
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A document to help you start a tech cooperative(feeltrain.com)
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by morisy 10y ago
Ah ok. I was reading the subhead "how is a C-Corporation different from an LLC? Here’s the rundown." as implying that the content was right below that about the differences.
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by morisy 10y ago
There's legitimate reasons for wanting a C-Corp over an LLC, but we were an LLC for 7 years and almost nothing the author mentions was an issue: a) Legal liability? "Limited Liability" is what the LL in LLC stands for. b) Div
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by morisy 10y ago
Yes. Running a boostrapped organization for 7 years now, I always wish we had priced higher. The few times where we've priced offerings too high, it was always easier coming down in cost rather than going up, and we learned a lot from
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by morisy 10y ago
We've been using a similar service for our office: https://jukestar.mobi/webapp/#partySearch Worked super well.
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Is Trump Already Messing with Government Data?(fivethirtyeight.com)
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