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iamwithnail
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About iamwithnail
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Comment #15733517
Yep - I found lots of the grammar on the site jarring, and little things like 10$/month - the convention is $10/month, and it looks really odd. You should get a couple of hours of …
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Comment #14251089
Dunno, at least you still have a soul.
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Comment #11201728
Will hopefully pick mine up this year (submitting in autumn), so 36...
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Comment #11199353
Properly lol'd IRL at the Chuck palaniuk comment. Harsh but very funny.
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Comment #10506019
There's no requirement to or expectation that they will be. Papers are not required to present any kind of balance, as long as what they say is broadly true (external pluralism), f…
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Comment #10322875
Hahaha I had one of those yesterday. My profile lists my company I started for side projects, then my role as a specialist at my actual employer. I got an email trying to find out …
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Ask HN: Replacing a tech co-founder
About us: Setup a business 18 months ago, and incorporated 8 months ago. I'm the back end tech lead (and business, marketing, etc), and my co-founder is front-end. I'm appalling at…
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Comment #9595577
I agree- would definitely be interested in reading that!
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Comment #9433004
I think that's kind of right - it's the explicit awareness of hierarchy or other structures that works. (I'd argue that actually you can have hierarchy-less (sp?) organisations, bu…
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Comment #9275890
This, a thousand times this. Wealth is not a skills set.
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Comment #9149699
Ricardo Semler - Maverick is a good one for non heirarchal approaches. The AES case study of holarchy is v interesting. Swombat's blog (easily findable!) is a trove of material on …
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Comment #9052270
Hah, glad it's not just me. It's also the thing I hit if I'm trying to think of what I was doing/am idle for a moment... typing 'news.' just seems to flow from my fingers if they'r…
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Comment #8942679
Definitely waiting till the tech is a tiny bit better before I request drones fly at my windows with hammers... ;)
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Comment #8942530
This is the mechanic story all over: Guy takes his car to a garage because it keeps breaking down, and the mechanic leans in and listens to the engine for a minute. He goes and get…
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Comment #8933936
Really? I mean, that represents astonishingly bad value for a bunch of reasons. The first is that that's not SEIS covered, because it vastly reduces (by 70%) the risk exposure of t…
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Comment #8782889
That's what I was going to ask. VC funding is absolutely not unusual, and there are dozens of seed firms and grants available.
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Comment #8751194
There's so much that doesn't quite gel about this story. He was trading penny stocks when he was 9? He went off to read high finance books as a result, and then successfully and co…
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Comment #8387272
It's hard to say more without knowing what you're buying a white label of, but: Licensing/volume fees Support structures - what are they responsible for? Documentation - what have …
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Comment #8387262
I'd probably go even further than that - you can have, by all accounts, a reasonably healthy lifestyle while still eating mcdonalds, the same isn't true of cigarettes. There's stil…
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Comment #8329014
Cheers, that's really interesting!
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Comment #8309501
That wouldn't particularly change under the system that I'm proposing, idt. (on the back of a fag packet admittedly)- legal protection and the payments mechanism aren't intrinsical…
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Comment #8309486
Direct debit is the UK name for what I think are generally called Automated Bank Drafts (edit: automated clearing house/ach) in the US. (Apols if different in canada, not at all fa…
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Comment #8308936
I don't think tom is advocating for DD, in this instance. Particularly since direct debit isn't really suitable for POS transactions. Credit cards are fundamentally a 1970s busines…
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Comment #8295591
I've mentioned mine on here a few times, and it's picked me up a few users, although i've never done a 'Show HN' type thing. Most startups, I'd hazard, are specific enough in imple…