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I'm always on the lookout for potential non-technical cofounders. What I primarily look for is domain expertise, a great network they can sell to, and a proven and verifiable track record. I'd also rather they approach me with the
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I don't think mere possession is usually a crime, it's tied to the intent, which is more subjective. But if mere possession constitutes breaking the law then the 'crooked' label would be inaccurate. Inchoate offenses [1]
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well it might be embarrassing if someone found out you used facebook. I guess I could envision a scenario where you're being investigated, and these leaks provide a roadmap of services to subpoena.
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It's a great argument in favor of piracy.
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Make sure you check your local regulations before carrying this stuff around. A crooked cop could potentially arrest you even if you have no intent to do anything illegal with them. I wouldn't want to have these things in my pocket dur
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I like the guys who deliver propane to my front door, and they fill it up more than I get at the supermarket exchanges. Goes by the name of "Gassy Dan's" in Orange County. There's also a good wine/beer/tobacco
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> about the closest I can come to a document case of tomato sauce related food poisoning is this 20-year old who died from eating spaghetti. His case is not a lot help though, since he had apparently left the spaghetti unrefrigerated for
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6y ago
kayaking and camping/overlanding. Would love to get some west coast HNers together for an overlanding trip later this year after everyone's had their vaccinations.
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Thanks. I think you're probably right about that being relatively rare. I'm curious how often these deals are lost due to the security questionnaire at all.
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What happens in the event a question is answered incorrectly, and the company loses a contract because if it? Does Stacksi assume the liability, or provide some sort of insurance in this case?
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Agreed. Even if it's legal I'd be upset. I'd sever my relationship with the company and maybe post a negative review warning people not to post positive reviews.
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This is why I've been putting more energy into networking and finding the right partners - people who understand these niche problems, have an existing network to sell the solutions to and just need the technical team to build and iter
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It's a more viable option if all you're looking for is a simple place to live.
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agreed. might have to make a weekend project of it one of these days.
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yeah that's pretty close, although it doesn't seem to have the amount of activity I'm looking for. It would be nice to have a few hundred people from HN in a room over there - I'm always trying to get youtube recommendat
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If you haven't already, you might want to start looking at those 'live threads' for popular tv shows on reddit, and try to message those users to try your app. Kind of a tangential thought - it would be kind of cool to have c
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that's a pretty cool idea. I've been looking for something like that with a crowdsourced playlist with live chat, and just to watch youtube videos. I think there used to be something like that but I can't remember it. What ar
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I've been working on a network of small communities and I'd tend to agree that these are the path forward. Even so, all 3 points you make are valid. I have no idea how I'd ever monetize the thing, and the only way I've b
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NASA has begun a study of the SLS rocket’s affordability
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UCLA's 50-year survey reveals the values kids learn from popular shows
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Judge Rules Images of Enslaved Are Property of Harvard, Not Descendant
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Don’t Sell Your Soul
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> They also kill many birds, but this is nothing compared to the amount of birds that cats kill. FWIW, turbines may be worse than cats in terms of harming large birds of prey. You won't see neighborhood cats killing eagles. I'd
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Was King Arthur a Real Person?
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FAA's final drone rules start taking effect April 21st
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Intel works with Deci to speed up machine learning on its chips
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Can bacteria make better crack-resistant materials?
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Hubble sees new atmosphere forming on a rocky exoplanet
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Researchers set new resolution record for imaging the human eye
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The Human Genome Project has a diversity problem
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