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by tqi 9y ago
You seem very confident that "90% was not the right number", and I'm curious how you reached that conclusion. Do you have research that indicates the odds were actually way different, or does it just that it feel incorrect? I
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by tqi 10y ago
How would one vet which lists are "true" and which lists can be "sponsored"? What would prevent corps from taking their lobbying money and simply directing it at list makers? How would the non-sponsored lists make their
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by tqi 10y ago
Freedom of Speech doesn't protect you from a private organization deploying helicopters, but a whole lot of other laws do...
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by tqi 10y ago
Does anyone have recommendations for resources/guides to S-1s (ie what to look for, which sections are usually boilerplate, what is normal/abnormal, etc)?
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by tqi 10y ago
Can someone point me to an sample smart contract?
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by tqi 11y ago
> The problem with is that I want to know how long it is before the next train arrives before I pay for a fare. The times displayed on those clocks is available here: http://apps.mta.info/traintime/ or via the offic
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by tqi 12y ago
What does the "right for us to choose our own identities, without coercion or persuasion" look like? Isn't this fundamentally also an attempt to curate what influences people experience, just via guerrilla tactics instead of
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by tqi 13y ago
Slightly off topic: Is there anywhere that offers(for lack of a better term) open source HR policy for small companies to copy? Seems to me writing something like this can be fairly onerous for a small company, especially in terms of legal
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by tqi 13y ago
"We deconstruct the new global advertisment mechanisms" The ad supported model isn't ideal, but if these guys have a better idea I'm all ears.
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New Google Maps is now rolling out to everyone's desktops(engadget.com)
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by tqi 13y ago
So... name, home address, and DNA sample for a $10 gift card?
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by tqi 13y ago
Any speculation on what the cost of delivery with this service will be (I'm guessing very few people currently take advantage of the 1-day delivery option, let alone same day, so I would guess this will need to be cheaper than those to
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by tqi 13y ago
Isn't this a classic example of Survivorship Bias? i.e. you know who probably doesn't write a lot of popular blog posts? Unsuccessful entrepreneurs who's companies failed because of something in their contract that they didn&
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by tqi 13y ago
I know you meant it sarcastically, but it's actually true - that wouldn't work with [almost] any other kind of food. First, it seems like you are conflating airtight and vacuum sealed. For most foods, simply putting it in a sealed
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by tqi 13y ago
I agree that is annoying, but access to their wifi network is not an inalienable right, nor is it free for them to maintain. I don't see the problem with them trying to make money off of it via an app + ads... plus you always have the optio