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by df3 10y ago
It's hard to give a recommendation without knowing your location and other specifics. I would first talk to the employee and see if she prefers more salary or more equity. Buffer uses their own formula for calculating salary and equity
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The Legacy of the Mississippi Delta Chinese(npr.org)
2 points by df3 10y ago|0 comments
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by df3 10y ago
Couldn't a speedy entry process be negotiated? My guess though is that the EU won't be keen on the UK splitting up and thus won't encourage it by providing Scotland a quick ascension. This is also a wonderful bargaining chip
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by df3 10y ago
Liberal backbenchers have defied Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, voting in favour of a bill that would bar health and life insurance companies from forcing clients to disclose the results of genetic testing. My understanding is that only
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Loneliness, isolation and pressure: the inner demons of elite swimming(theguardian.com)
1 points by df3 10y ago|0 comments
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Public Defenders Hard to Come by in Louisiana(npr.org)
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by df3 10y ago
SoundCloud is great but I never saw how they could effectively monetize the platform.
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by df3 10y ago
You might want to look into creating a benefit corporation, which is essentially a for-profit entity with goals beyond maximizing shareholder value: http://benefitcorp.net/faq In terms of making sure the company stays true
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by df3 10y ago
Working with a PhD student to do economic analysis is overkill for an early stage startup. I would use the methods outlined by other commenters to create a set of potential price points. Pick the highest one and revise downward (or upward)
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by df3 10y ago
Thanks for this encouraging reply!
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Why Dentistry Is Separate from Medicine(theatlantic.com)
152 points by df3 10y ago|146 comments
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by df3 10y ago
There are a lot of housing blocks just like this across the USSR. I've visited a number of them in former East Berlin ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plattenbau ). They aren't pretty on the outside, but some ha
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by df3 10y ago
I travel frequently enough internationally that I need to bring my devices with me. If ICE (not TSA) asked me to log into my computer or phone, I would say no and accept the risk that they confiscate my encrypted devices. The likelihood of
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by df3 10y ago
I think the best advice in the guide is what not to do. Be polite and most importantly, don't lie. Many people may not know that even an innocuous lie to a border agent is a federal crime.
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by df3 10y ago
For US citizens, encrypting your device, backing up with cloud storage, and accepting that your device may be seized if you don't provide passwords at the border sounds like the most usable (albeit imperfect) solution. I'm not too
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by df3 10y ago
I would imagine that it could also be bundled in with the other legal and tax services a growing startup requires?
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by df3 10y ago
All of the participants in this study were over the age of 65. I'm curious what the effects of fasting would be for someone younger? I'm 26 and want to do everything I can to improve my lifespan. Most longevity research seems to t
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by df3 10y ago
Thanks for sharing! I also lived in Berlin for four years and was impressed with how easy healthcare was.
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by df3 10y ago
There are a lot of very poor communities in Vermont, though I doubt Vermont is poor by median household income. I don't have the numbers in front of me but in terms of corporate tax base, Vermont is probably quite poor compared to NY o
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by df3 10y ago
A well-executed single-payer system would make California even more attractive for entrepreneurship and increase labor mobility for everyone. Life would be much easier if we could start companies or switch jobs without worrying about health
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by df3 10y ago
I'm not intimately familiar with the dark net, but I have trouble believing the article's assertion that the dark web is disappearing because it is difficult to use and that uptime has decreased. The dark web has always been diffi
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by df3 10y ago
Good point, but keep in mind that New York's subway is old and antiquated. Inefficient connections, overcrowded lines, and a lack of maintenance are a major part of longer commute times. Also remember that New York is a set of islands.
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by df3 10y ago
Better public transportation is part of the answer, but as another commenter pointed out, even in cities with decent subway systems commute times can be up to an hour. The ideal solution would be encourage commercial and residential areas t
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by df3 10y ago
I'm only able to find one mention of sleep masks in the linked study: >In contrast, other practical solutions, such as sending >“sleep kits” containing an eye >mask or earplugs and other supplies to servicemembers in >deplo
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by df3 10y ago
In this situation the parole is probably in the context of deportation proceedings.
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by df3 10y ago
People click strong and authoritative names. Generic domains often are strong and authoritative, but they aren't the only example of strong and authoritative names. I think your article misses this point. One thing I would mention is t
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by df3 10y ago
I agree 100%. Having a bad boss in college is what motivated me to start up my own company. I had drinks with one of my former coworkers recently and she told me that he was new and also had a terrible boss who didn't emphasize leaders
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by df3 10y ago
The study did not seem to separate the results of those who completed online CBT from the majority who did not. An interesting excerpt: "Take-up of computerised CBT was low, despite regular calls to encourage participants to use the pr
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by df3 10y ago
All of my KLM flights have been a great experience. Very friendly staff, awesome service, and free drinks. After doing a lot of flying the last two years I've realized what a difference a friendly crew makes.
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by df3 10y ago
Many will benefit from this change, but France should not force anyone to opt into what is a very personal and emotional decision. The government should not tell you what to do with your body even after death. The online opt-out registry an

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