yubrew

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by yubrew 19y ago
24 + B.S. Biomedical Engineering, Minor in CS, Accounting
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How To Create a Web App(readwriteweb.com)
3 points by yubrew 19y ago|0 comments
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by yubrew 19y ago
Biotech in the US happens either in Boston or the Bay Area and to a lesser extent in the DC/MD/NOVA hub. I have heard that Boston is more an old boy network and that the Bay Area biotech start ups are more receptive to hiring younger peopl
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by yubrew 19y ago
This is common practice in biotech and life sciences businesses, and probably in any other field where innovation happens at a rapid rate.
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by yubrew 19y ago
LLC's protect against individual liability, unless if they were doing something illegal. There are other holes that make LLC's and other corporate entities much less bulletproof than commonly believed.
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by yubrew 19y ago
This would go directly against one of the statements and some of the company policies stated on the website. On the 'Learn More' page, "At PikLuk, we value your privacy and that of your children. To that end, we: Do not market to your chi
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Walk Faster and Ignore the Roses(summation.typepad.com)
1 points by yubrew 19y ago|2 comments
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EBay's $4 Billion Lesson in the Value of Hype(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
1 points by yubrew 19y ago|0 comments
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Facebook moves into the classroom(daily.stanford.edu)
4 points by yubrew 19y ago|1 comments
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by yubrew 19y ago
Something sounds fishy: "Every dating site i know and talk to tells me they are dealing with the same issue. Markus at plentyoffish seems to be doing a good job of fighting it, but tells me it gets harder and harder every month to maintain.
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by yubrew 19y ago
I am not sure if this is a service people need. The people that need mentors the most probably refuse to get them. People that know they need mentors and actively seek them out eventually find them. Also, you're talking about a small segm
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by yubrew 19y ago
I use a cast iron wok, and for oils, i use peanut, corn, vegetable in that order of preference.
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by yubrew 19y ago
Stir fry meat: Cut and Marinade meat (chicken, beef, pork) in soy sauce, corn starch, pepper for about 10 minutes. Add meat into a hot (8-9) wok, and start stirring. Add onions, pepper, mushrooms or any other supporting vegetable for e
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by yubrew 19y ago
Credibility is a large hurdle you will need to overcome. No one will want to talk to you unless you have some big names backing up your research, and patents showing that you control the IP. In the science world, so much data is produced
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by yubrew 19y ago
I thought this was the basic premise for meetup.com ?
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by yubrew 19y ago
Cooking for yourself definitely saves time. Are you counting travel time and time spent waiting in line? But it does take slightly more effort, and require the right tools. You can always stick to the basics. Ramen takes ~10 minutes for
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by yubrew 19y ago
If you are on a budget, one of the first things to cut is extraneous expenses. By cooking for yourself, you can have the possibility of better tasting and more nutritious meals, lowering your food budget, and saving time. Why spend $12 on
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Business Intelligence, ERP top 2007's IT spending list(searchoracle.techtarget.com)
1 points by yubrew 19y ago|0 comments
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Enterprise buyers look to small vendors for innovation (information-age.com)
2 points by yubrew 19y ago|0 comments
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by yubrew 19y ago
This is a good way of identifying problems, but unless it is for a problem hackers can identify with, we may not be the best people to suggest solutions. Ask the people that are most frustrated with that problem, that need to deal with it
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by yubrew 19y ago
Could this site be the result of a poorly paid PR firm for Montessori?
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Online communities, who's got it right?
2 points by yubrew 19y ago|1 comments
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by yubrew 19y ago
You are misinterpreting that statement. What they are referring to in the above quotation is when search results are altered due to change in advertiser dollars. Kind of like when Yahoo used to have top advertiser links above the normal s
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by yubrew 19y ago
I hear good things about Doostang. They appear to be a good source for finance/VC/private equity/hedge fund jobs. Not sure where it goes from there though.
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by yubrew 19y ago
I don't agree with this guy's advice. There are more than 1,000,000 lawyers in the US,[0] a bunch that want your money, but only a few that know what their doing with tech start ups. A good heuristic when developing a good start up suppor
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by yubrew 19y ago
Because of the upstart of two articles on education, this article may be a relevant means to help stop the systematic failure of education for the poor.
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The Harlem Project(query.nytimes.com)
8 points by yubrew 19y ago|1 comments
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by yubrew 19y ago
We had a lot of fun at the last devHouse, so join us and help make this into a fun, monthly event. Hack out your next idea, work on a cool side project, meet like minded people. We need help spreading the word to college campuses, and gett
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devHouse in Cambridge, Sept 16th(devboston.pbwiki.com)
10 points by yubrew 19y ago|5 comments
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by yubrew 19y ago
20070156594 - This number refers to a published patent application, which does not mean that a patent has been granted. I have a 98% confidence rating that you can only enforce rights from issued patents. An application means that it has a

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