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by bherms 2y ago
I’m not positive… I would imagine you’d need to transfer ownership. Like if I have an iOS app under my personal dev account then start an LLC and someone sues me for whatever reason, I think it would be hard to argue the LLC actually owns t
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by bherms 2y ago
I've only ever used Stripe Atlas, but there's other alternatives. Atlas gives you a bunch of free credits with their partners and is pretty quick to get through, but you might be paying a hundred or two premium over doing it all
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by bherms 2y ago
It's not technically fraudulent to use your personal bank account, per se. You need to keep great records though. But from what I understand that could be enough to consider the veil pierced. Also need to make sure you don't pe
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by bherms 2y ago
Yep, while it's a few extra hundred bucks, Stripe Atlas is just super easy and you get tons of credits and stuff through the partner perks. Plus I've always enjoyed using Stripe for payments.
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by bherms 2y ago
hopefully dev has insurance? but anyway, this is partially why I spin up an LLC for every app i make... just declare bankruptcy and kill it
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by bherms 2y ago
Same... I was wondering if I was the only one. And DMT if you really want to question reality.
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by bherms 4y ago
Yeah that is a good point I guess. I see this spawned a talk on the word "retarded" as well. Words probably should be allowed to grow and change over time (we see it all the time).
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by bherms 4y ago
I love stuff like this... I'd also like to get away from using the term "pimp" to mean to make something cooler. Pimps take advantage of and often force people into sexual slavery. Nothing about that should be glorified and
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by bherms 5y ago
So... Found this thread via a former coworker... I have a friend who is cousins with Elizabeth Holmes. His mom was her first investor and she has the original stock certificates... They're planning on turning them into NFT's and
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by bherms 5y ago
This isn't accurate. All employees, regardless of tenure, got 7 years to exercise their shares that had vested up until that point.
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by bherms 6y ago
A few things: Adults are just winging it. The ones who don't seem like they are pretend the hardest. The world is only as cruel as you help make it. Be kind.
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by bherms 6y ago
We're hiring a ton at Coinbase ( https://coinbase.com ) right now for pretty much every team: backend, frontend, data, ML, infra, sre, dev exp, em's etc. We have a great culture and it's a fantastic place to work.
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by bherms 7y ago
I would argue that they actually do... More people coming in and using roads and moving around contribute to the deterioration of the roads and more pollution.
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by bherms 8y ago
It actually cancels the previous request when you hover over another link
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by bherms 9y ago
I see $19? And I found on Product Hunt with a $10 off coupon, so $9
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by bherms 9y ago
I've always explained it to friends like this: You're a professional baseball player. The team has never seen you play, but asks to see how many pushups you can do in a minute. Then sees how good you are at jumping jacks. These
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by bherms 9y ago
I definitely believe you. Both Gibson and Fender are awesome companies and do make great instruments with amazing quality control. They're as American as apple pie as well... I have zero hate for either brand, but personally for my m
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by bherms 9y ago
Yeah all of the builders have custom shops, but usually when I see "custom shop" come from big companies like Gibson, it's basically "modified les paul" with cooler wood and different pickups.
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by bherms 9y ago
Didn't see any marketing themselves as Gibsons, but here's a "Gretsch" White Falcon in that range: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Hot-selling-white-Gretsch-fa...
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by bherms 9y ago
Exactly... I think my generation specifically (Gen Y) is 1) starting to come into having disposable income (hitting our 30's mostly), 2) skeptical of traditional marketing, big corporations (to some extent), etc, 3) learning to value c
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by bherms 9y ago
As a lifetime guitar player and owner of way too many, I think what I've seen (and keep in mind this is only anecdotal) is that boutique guitar makers are making a big comeback while traditional mass producers are seeing less interest.
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by bherms 9y ago
Since installing iOS 11 some things that keep happening: 1) I turn off wifi only to notice internet stuff not working later, only to realize wifi has turned itself back on and connected to a random open network. 2) Almost any time I try to
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by bherms 9y ago
I only partially enjoyed the show... The sets, costumes, etc were all phenomenal. The story/dialogue at times was a bit boring at times, and overdone at times. Either way, it's cool to see that the East India company was real, an
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Open Source Smart Home Security Solution(store.konnected.io)
5 points by bherms 9y ago|0 comments
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by bherms 9y ago
All started around 19 years old. My grandfather and grandmother passed away and they were basically like parents to me, especially my grandfather as I don't know my real dad and my moms husband was a psychopath. I've never been
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by bherms 9y ago
Yep! Love my job. It can be annoying sometimes but in general I work with amazing people, which is probably the most important piece of the puzzle.
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by bherms 9y ago
Working on a project for connecting fans of the band Phish and allowing them to share and curate their stories... Paying out of pocket for minimal hosting costs, donation buttons all go to Mockingbird Foundation... Hoping to launch in the n
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by bherms 9y ago
An Asian colleague of mine also was subject to inappropriate behavior from him a few years back.
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Ask HN: Resources, Mentors, Advice, etc for advising startups
1 points by bherms 9y ago|0 comments
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by bherms 9y ago
Yeah I agree that there have been a lot of articles that basically approach the topic (which I thoroughly believe in, that it's not just hard work that gets you to the top) with the tone of "hard work doesn't matter".

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