sarosh

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Optimal frequency of blog posts(26econ.com)
4 points by sarosh 19y ago|0 comments
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Philippe Starck: Why design?(ted.com)
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by sarosh 19y ago
Alternate links: Mature Human Embryos Created From Adult Skin Cells http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/01... US scientist clones himself from skin cells http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2008/jan/18/genetics.medic.
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by sarosh 19y ago
There's no indication from my reading of the article that any of the embryos produced were ultimately viable, so I'm not sure the title is 'accurate' per se. So far, this seems more like an effort by Mssr. Wood to get publicity for his comp
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by sarosh 19y ago
Well, in that same vein, the Directive "shall not prevent the lawful use of the database by a lawful user" (Art. 6(1)) and more fundamentally, any copyright to issue is subject to traditional limitations to copyright which allow: -reproduc
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by sarosh 19y ago
Out of curiosity, did you consider Quickbooks (the business edition)? Or is the structure/funding of your startup very peculiar?
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by sarosh 19y ago
The actual academic papers from MIT are far more interesting: http://reality.media.mit.edu/publications.php N. Eagle and A. Pentland (2007), "Eigenbehaviors: Identifying Structure in Routine", Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology (in submi
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by sarosh 19y ago
If it's encryption software, browse around the Cryptography class: http://www.uspto.gov/go/classification/uspc380/sched380.htm After you find the subclass, click on the red P to get a list of the granted patents. But note that these are o
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by sarosh 19y ago
Most IP attorney's will do quite a bit of research themselves. If you, or your university, have access to it, IBM's Delphion is an excellent resource (not free system). I think your question is too broad and needs to be refined. If you are
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IPOs: "The Competitive Position of the U.S. Public Equity Market" (2007) [PDF](capmktsreg.org)
1 points by sarosh 19y ago|0 comments
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by sarosh 19y ago
Initially, I was hesitant to click on this because of the title. However, it is an interesting submission about problem solving (not just sales). So for those of you on the fence, it's worth a look. Hence this comment here.
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by sarosh 19y ago
How is this different from savvy PR? E.g. how much of a competitive advantage can you glean from just watching the videos? Just curious to hear other people's take...
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by sarosh 19y ago
There are lots of 'niche' resources in Austin and you have to do a lot of legwork to get to them. Additionally, if you (or any of your founders) are alumni of the University of Texas, the networking events at the MBA school are valuable.
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by sarosh 19y ago
An asymmetric attack you may wish to consider is to talk to the larger law firms who represent VC/PE firms. Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. on Congress (downtown Austin) is very well connected and could point you in the right direction. Alt
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by sarosh 19y ago
Out of curiosity, will you be applying any principals from the book to the startup?
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by sarosh 19y ago
What, nobody watches Top Gear?
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by sarosh 19y ago
I just found out yesterday that I failed the bar exam. This was, surprisingly, a great post. Thank you drm237.
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by sarosh 19y ago
In the case of the oral surgeon, I'm going to assume that you sign the waiver which contains an arbitration clause. There are two likely outcomes: (1) if you elect to go to arbitration and are unhappy with the results and seek to challenge
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by sarosh 19y ago
It depends on the state of incorporation; depending on where you incorporated and that laws of the state with respect to minority shareholders, there may be a legal process known as "an accounting" under which shareholders must divulge spec