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by pents90 14y ago
You are right, and we believe that what we are doing represents "fair use", as per _delirium above.
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by pents90 14y ago
[I work at Docracy] There isn't, although you may be able to filter the main RSS feed. That's a good idea, though, we should add a feed to every document... something I will probably do... right now.
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by pents90 14y ago
[I work at Docracy] We check once a day. We've seen some strange stuff going on with "Last updated:" though. For example, if you check out the history of Skype's ToS, they changed it in mid-January, but with a last-updated date of "February
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by pents90 14y ago
[I work at Docracy] We believe that if everybody who visits and uses the company's site is implicitly held to these terms, then they should be able to have a copy of the terms. We would be very surprised if a company asked us to stop tracki
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by pents90 14y ago
[I work at Docracy, prepare for a plug!] Well note that we have a great negotiation and e-signing service that uses these same diff tools, try it out! http://www.docracy.com/supersigning
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by pents90 14y ago
[I'm the co-creator of this project] I think that because this is a "human network", you wouldn't get those kinds of problems. People won't be synching with random strangers in the street, they will be synching with people they know and tru
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by pents90 14y ago
Started with C=64, but was in a small town and didn't really have access to any books or guidance. Moved on to PC and wrote some text-based games. It was enough to get me interested in CS for college. This was the mid-90s and I got really i
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by pents90 14y ago
For those interested in a far deeper analysis of music structure, as well as exploring the possibility of computer composition and creativity, see the work of David Cope: http://www.amazon.com/Computer-Models-Musical-Creativity-Dav...
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by pents90 14y ago
Only 43% goes to FB, which is essentially unprecedented.
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by pents90 14y ago
It hasn't morphed, we just don't market it on the homepage as "GitHub for Legal Docs" since lawyers and the general public have no idea what that is. But it is open-sourced legal docs, with versioning, diffs and a Github-style ownership/bra
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by pents90 15y ago
South Park Episode 1: Jesus vs. Santa, viral in 1995.
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by pents90 15y ago
I'm a Docracy founder: We may consider a rating system. Right now, we're keeping track (anonymously) of usage metrics, especially how often each document is executed (signed) via the site. Each execution is evidence that both the party and
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Show HN: Android bluetooth microblogging for activists(github.com)
5 points by pents90 15y ago|0 comments
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Turntable.am(yfrog.com)
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Factoring in excess cash, Apple is trading at the same levels of Dell and HP(nathanmachine.com)
2 points by pents90 15y ago|0 comments
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by pents90 15y ago
Here it is, not sure why it was removed from the blog post: http://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Ap2tXBYlw7QmdEg3...
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Google Hackathon winners: Wolfram Alpha & Minesweeper right in your spreadsheet(googleappsdeveloper.blogspot.com)
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by pents90 15y ago
Would everybody please stop saying 'whilst'? Seriously.
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Was Zynga's IPO really a flop?(nathanmachine.com)
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2011 Tech IPOs - Why is there money left on the table?(nathanmachine.com)
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by pents90 15y ago
Docracy ( http://docracy.com ) is a repository of crowd-sourced legal documents, designed for scenarios such as this. As others mention, it is very difficult to reliably construct working contracts from a cookbook of clauses. A sounder appr