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MIT’s $1 million test to see if social media can make investors money(qz.com)
2 points by onlawschool 14y ago|0 comments
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The Hacker Manifesto (1986)(fc01.deviantart.net)
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by onlawschool 14y ago
I haven't picked up a copy in years. Do they still print pictures of phone booths on the back of every cover?
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by onlawschool 14y ago
One of my favorite 2600 covers ever: http://www.2600.com/covers/sp981.gif And does anyone else remember 2600's feature-length film "Freedom Downtime - The Story of Kevin Mitnick" [VIDEO] -- http://archive.org/details/FreedomDowntime-TheS
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Email Open & Click-Through Analytics from over 80 Billion Emails(quora.com)
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$250,000 Cash Grants to Hire + Expand in Lower Manhattan: Take the HELM(nycedc.com)
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How China Became Capitalist - at 101, Ronald Coase discusses his latest book.(american.com)
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by onlawschool 14y ago
You may want to rethink the use of hyphens in your domain name. I can't tell you how much I came to regret my choice of using a hyphenated domain after a while. I promise that you will quickly tire of telling people "Check out the site at T
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Running in the Shadows: on the Ultimate Cause of the Financial Crisis(works.bepress.com)
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How to Launch on Hacker News(youtube.com)
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"Risk, Uncertainty and Profit" by Frank Knight (1921)-FULL BOOK-[TXT](ia600303.us.archive.org)
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by onlawschool 14y ago
The plot thickens: Searching CNN for "facebook" returns no results... http://www.cnn.com/search/?query=facebook&sortBy=date I tried several other keywords without encountering any problems.
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by onlawschool 14y ago
Interesting...CNN appears to have pulled the content...
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by onlawschool 14y ago
I think you hit the nail on the head. With all of the resources that are currently available on the internet, it is easier than ever for a non-technical person to learn enough about programming for them to piece together a programatic solut
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by onlawschool 14y ago
I don't anything about couriers' systems to have an idea whether or not it would be feasible to build something that integrates with them (or how difficult it would be to design one end-to-end). If you could design the thing end-to-end, I w
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by onlawschool 14y ago
The problem is that it isn't cost-effective for large national players to fight for this business, and small players face powerful barriers to entry. One potentially viable solution to addressing this problem might be an adaptation of the "
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by onlawschool 14y ago
But I don't want to go to FedEx Kinkos to ship a package. I live in the city and its a pain in the ass to walk 5 blocks with a couple of big packages and stand in line at a Kinkos. I want shipping a package to be as simple as receiving a pa
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by onlawschool 14y ago
If there are enough low-volume customers willing to pay a premium for a higher level of service, then it might might economic sense. Sure, a small individual customer isn't giving them enough business to be worth making all of these expensi
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At 101 years old, Nobel Laureate Ronald Coase Writes New Book, Edits New Journal(uchicago.edu)
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Dribbleboard: A new way to browse Dribble for design inspiration(thenextweb.com)
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Ask HN: Should law school students be allowed to take programming courses?
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Flower Subscription Service H.Bloom Raises $10 Million(techcrunch.com)
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Adobe's latest critical security update pushes scareware(zdnet.com)
2 points by onlawschool 15y ago|0 comments
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by onlawschool 15y ago
Section 7(a)(G)(ii)(IX) would require that crowdfunding intermediaries require "each potential investor to answer questions demonstrating competency in" understanding various types of risks involved in such investments. Should the SEC be re
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by onlawschool 15y ago
Dennis Chookaszian, former CEO of CNA Insurance Companies, recently told me "Pick Two: Work, Family, Personal. I have never known anyone to be successful at all three." This message resonated with me. Chookaszian has chosen work and family.
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by onlawschool 15y ago
Well put... I like the way you frame the argument around the concept of ownership. However, we can't conflate access to another's property and the deprivation of that property. If I walk on my neighbor's lawn without his permission, I am ac
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by onlawschool 15y ago
The file-sharing/theft analogy is a fairly sound one. If I steal tangible property--say, a pack of gum--very few people would argue that my decision to do so was ethically defensible. Given that intangible property--say, a song--may be much
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by onlawschool 15y ago
The only one that I can think of off the top of my head is Lex Machina - https://lexmachina.com/
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by onlawschool 15y ago
I think that the University of Chicago is cultivating a great startup culture at Booth. The Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship has some amazing resources: http://www.chicagobooth.edu/entrepreneurship/ The Booth School of Business has at l
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by onlawschool 15y ago
Finally, I'd also like to note that, given the proximity of this hire to your series A funding, you may want to consider the tax implications involved in granting an equity stake to an employee. If the company is valued at $30 million, then

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