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by pk 18y ago
$172 per month (single person coverage) with a $2000 deductible (routine physicals, dental, eye care covered with small co-pay). I'm in Massachusetts and use FCHP. The premiums for me have been going down a few dollars every year, which, co
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by pk 18y ago
I recently read Free Culture (by Lawrence Lessig), switching between a paper copy and the PDF version on a monitor (which was free - hooray for Creative Commons licenses!). Reading on the monitor was great for when I wanted to read during l
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Reiser's attorney: my client's a platypus, not a murderer(sfgate.com)
1 points by pk 18y ago|0 comments
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Keep track of recently acquired / funded web startups with CrunchBase's RSS feeds
1 points by pk 18y ago|0 comments
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by pk 18y ago
I second illbuzz.com. Quality prints, and the cheapest game in town for rounded corners. :-)
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by pk 18y ago
My take on the new rules is that anyone with a pending H-1B gets the 17 month extension automatically, but that anyone else in the OPT period on an F-1 with a science / technology / engineering / math degree working for a company that requi
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by pk 18y ago
Another side issue (not challenging your comment) is that it's very difficult to get an H-1B to work at a company that the applicant owns a big chunk of. So a founder wouldn't be able to get an H-1B at their own startup. However, they can b
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Non-citizens can now work on a U.S. startup for ~2.5 years after graduation(dhs.gov)
56 points by pk 18y ago|9 comments
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by pk 19y ago
Started with Webalizer, switched to Google Analytics. Webalizer's ok, but it's missing a bunch of features like sane user agent string parsing (to give an overview of the browsers accessing your site). It also displays most of the stats by