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by nhayden 12y ago
That's some biased journalism there, shameful for engadget.
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by nhayden 12y ago
I don't think they're late, I think they choose to stop sending updates to devices. The obvious reason is they want people to buy new devices (i.e. renew 2 year contracts).
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by nhayden 12y ago
It's worth noting that the lady who was the center of the gamergate thing: > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoe_Quinn Her wikipedia entry, which would probably not exist if not for gamergame, doesn't mention
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by nhayden 12y ago
Thanks for your response, it's very helpful and answers this question I've never understood.
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by nhayden 12y ago
It sounds like the point of the equity isn't compensation - the point is to align the employees to the same goals as the VC.
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by nhayden 12y ago
This doesn't really explain the value proposition to the employee, though. It seems like the only reason someone would take these deals is because they have some sort of fantasy about working at a startup, or really prefer the environm
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Ask HN: Why is getting more than 1% equity rare, even for the first employee?
15 points by nhayden 12y ago|18 comments
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by nhayden 12y ago
The case for infringement would be very weak to non-existent if they recreated the look and feel writing the CSS themselves from scratch. The issue is they took the original product and modified some spacing and other minor details and redi
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by nhayden 12y ago
In the UK, yes. In the US, yes, if they can show evidence that you should know the key.
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by nhayden 12y ago
I think you posted on the wrong thread by mistake.
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by nhayden 12y ago
Better, non-gizmodo link: http://www.rochester.edu/newscenter/superhydrophobic-metals-...
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by nhayden 12y ago
>You never need to share the car strangers Typo here, just FYI
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by nhayden 12y ago
If screen is your main concern, Yoga Pro 2 has a nearly 4k screen and is under $1000.
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by nhayden 12y ago
Meaning Microsoft is collecting usage data from users of Windows 10?
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by nhayden 12y ago
Should we accept incorrect usage of language that is more confusing than the correct usage? For instance, using "begs the question" instead of "raises the question". It causes a lot of confusion because people cannot eve
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by nhayden 12y ago
Is having a "high performance culture" a subtle way of saying they fire people very quickly for not producing enough results?
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by nhayden 12y ago
Doesn't look like it, but it's very simple to recreate.
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by nhayden 12y ago
I think you misread it, it sounds like he's saying people like popping zips but they don't volunteer that information.
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by nhayden 12y ago
>Most of the rocket was left behind, but some of the debris was recovered and returned along with the ship I don't get how this is ok. Why is it acceptable to leave thousands of pounds of scrap and chemicals in the ocean?
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by nhayden 12y ago
Same experience, I spent probably over an hour trying to get a domain off Google where Google went through GoDaddy. Wasn't able to make it work, gave up. Tried again a year or two later and did it after maybe 45 minutes.
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by nhayden 12y ago
Maybe not even the cofounder.
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by nhayden 12y ago
I run into lots of sites that won't load at all with scripts off. Just a blank screen. Or image sharing sites (flickr) where the image you want to see won't load at with scripts off.
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by nhayden 12y ago
Do you have plans to try to scale nationally? How many doggy daycares exist in the US? Do you think this type of software would extend into similar markets well? Maybe vets, or actual child daycare?
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by nhayden 12y ago
Very cool site. There seems to be a ton of software out there for dog daycares, is there anything different yours does?
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by nhayden 12y ago
Having encrypted information on your computers is a liability. It could be misconstrued as information you have access to and relevant to whatever criminal charges you might have against you. Failure to provide the encrypted information, ev
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by nhayden 12y ago
>We're going to change the world How does the owner of a company that people use for swapping naked/drunk/silly photos expect to change the world? Snapchat could disappear over night and it wouldn't have much of an im
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by nhayden 12y ago
>because the US gov can't legally force the companies to decrypt what they can't decrypt. I can't speak as to whether this is illegal, but the US government definitely forces companies to put in ways to capture data that&#
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by nhayden 12y ago
How do you convince these places to let you do tours?
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by nhayden 12y ago
What revenge have they given for the Cold War? I have not noticed anything.
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by nhayden 12y ago
Holy shit this is infuriating.

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