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by pdq 12y ago
"(2) Effective May 5, 2015, the security deposit amount required shall increase to $12,500 per month." Is this a typo? I have never heard of a monthly security deposit.
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by pdq 12y ago
I have watched most of the Mill videos, and while they are certainly impressive and innovative, I believe Ivan Godard is a perpetual non-finisher. He comes up with grandiose complicated ideas, which turn out incredibly difficult to impleme
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by pdq 12y ago
Why don't they make degradable/dissolvable wet wipes then? Maybe some pre-moistened quad-ply toilet paper? I can't think of a reason the current wet wipes need to be virtually tear-proof.
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Why founders don’t trust startup lawyers(siliconhillslawyer.com)
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by pdq 12y ago
Randall, I have a suggestion for your site: add the article title as the HTML title, so the tab shows up as "Valley Talent" instead of "Randall Koutnik."
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by pdq 12y ago
Jason has a blogpost on this today: http://blog.42floors.com/back-to-our-roots/
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Will you renew your boss for another season?(hanselman.com)
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Show HN: WaveDrom, digital timing diagrams in JavaScript(github.com)
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From Zero to One – Peter Thiel [video](youtube.com)
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A Valentine made with D3(rwaldin.github.io)
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How Founders (Should) Break Up(siliconhillslawyer.com)
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by pdq 12y ago
There's a few examples here: http://docs.gimp.org/en/plug-in-convmatrix.html Try the "edge detection" example with -3 instead of -4, and it looks very similar to yours.
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Unfair Coin Tossing(hbfs.wordpress.com)
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Startup Lawyer’s Poker: Fee Deferrals(siliconhillslawyer.com)
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Startup Accelerators: The Legal Terms(siliconhillslawyer.com)
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Building a Book Scanner (Part I)(hbfs.wordpress.com)
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by pdq 12y ago
This site is so busy it almost reminds me of a tabloid: - three signup buttons (top-right and top-left, and the bottom of the article) - permanent left overlay - permanent double overlay on the top, including 9 'share' links - red
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How Founders Lose Control of Their Startups, Apart from Ownership(siliconhillslawyer.com)
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by pdq 12y ago
The quickest comparison I'd say between choosing Rust and Go is: - if you like C or Python, you will probably prefer Go - if you like C++ with templates or D or Ruby (especially Rails), you will probably prefer Rust We will see how the
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by pdq 12y ago
> You’d compare it to a brand or tech company—maybe Chipotle or Uber. I get the Chipotle analogy, but Uber definitely does not make sense. Uber neither owns nor leases the cars, so they don't need the massive capital. The drivers
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by pdq 12y ago
It's definitely not like Airbnb, as the producers own the space, the consumers rent it by the day, and Airbnb connects the two for a fee. WeWork lease the office spaces themselves and rent it directly out to consumers, ala Coworking.
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by pdq 12y ago
Is there history behind the $355MM Series A funding, and does anyone have statistics for other large A rounds? I have never heard of such a large investment on the front side.
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by pdq 12y ago
Almost certainly yes, you would need to license the many patents covered in H.265 and H.264. However if you look at the history of JPEG and MP3, which were also encumbered with patents, the public domain basically won due to the sheer numbe
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Let's Make a Bar Chart (2013)(bost.ocks.org)
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The Many Flavors of Seed Investor “Pro-Rata” Rights(siliconhillslawyer.com)
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by pdq 12y ago
Now I see the rush for New Relic to acquire Ducksboard. Should be good for the team, since they apparently took a large amount of shares through the acquisition.
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by pdq 12y ago
It's a software company. Since there's virtually zero cost of goods, you expect a high margin. They are burning a large amount of cash on sales/marketing. Presumably this is forward looking, so it's probably not a big
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by pdq 12y ago
Here's the entire historical thread from pirateat40 on bitcointalk.org. Note the first post was updated later on to indicate he closed it, but the rest of the thread is archived. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic
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by pdq 12y ago
I'd look for a Javascript port of DOSBox. A bit of googling brings up Emscripten DOSBox: https://github.com/dreamlayers/em-dosbox/ And JsDOSBox: http://sourceforge.net/projects/jsdosbox
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by pdq 12y ago
Politicians, like most of the public, prefer to believe they have power over markets, and will use top-down rationing, rather than market-based pricing. See the gas/oil shortages of the 1970's, vs letting the market choose the pr

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