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semi-nontechncl
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Comment #22858093
I was sort of thinking of these engineers as co-founders. But maybe it would be better just to have a single co-founder. Would you give them 50% of the company, but have that vest …
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Ask HN: How to give equity in bootstrapped broke startup?
My bootstrapped startup is pretty much fully built, but I've run out of funds and need to bring on engineers in equity-only positions. These are part-time remote positions that are…
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Ask HN: Startups Offering Personal Loans for 5-8% APR?
I've read about how quantitative easing has resulted in a lot of companies with money that they can't find a place to get a good return on. The result is stock buybacks and high st…
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Comment #17533077
Simple Note https://simplenote.com/ and MS OneNote.
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Comment #17512106
Have you considered accepting Nano instead of BTC? Nano is perfect for this since there are zero transaction fees. Also, transactions are instant with Nano. A lot of people in the …
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Comment #17384302
Nice work! Would you lower the volume on the gunshot sound effect though? I had headphones on when I pressed the "Hunt" button and the unexpected gunshot sound effect was extremely…
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Comment #16031497
Setting up an external website to check the main website's ip address doesn't seem like a good option, b/c the external website could also suffer a dns cache poison attack.
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Ask HN: Mitigating DNS cache poisoning attacks for open source sites?
I'm wondering how a website that has open-sourced its front-end (and back-end) code can prevent DNS cache poisoning phishing attacks? Since the front-end of the website is open sou…
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Comment #15358179
I was an adjunct for a year at a well-known arts college in the US. Some programs were made up almost completely of adjuncts with only one or two full-time professors. Since this w…
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Comment #15326186
This is a good point. Because the rents are so high in LA, I generally end up living in older apartment complexes. But here's a cool resource for seeing when buildings in LA were b…
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Comment #15325992
I guess Lisbon is off my list...
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Comment #15325903
Sounds like a great move. Have fun in Portugal and good luck!
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Comment #15325776
I keep hearing that Lisbon is a great place to move to! Where are you moving from and what made you decide to move your business to Portugal?
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Ask HN: Avoid moving to LA/SF due to earthquake risk?
I'm considering moving back to LA after a one year hiatus. However, after the recent earthquakes in Mexico, I started researching the probability of a major earthquake striking the…