gilaniali | 6 years ago | on: Uber opens at $42 per share
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gilaniali | 7 years ago | on: Udacity restructures operations, lays off 20 percent of its workforce
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gilaniali | 9 years ago | on: The terrorist inside my husband's brain
Do neurologists follow checklists when diagnosing symptoms? Will this case change their procedures going forward?
gilaniali | 10 years ago | on: A Group of American Teens Are Excelling at Advanced Math
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gilaniali | 15 years ago | on: Ask HN: Incorporate first, develop later?
gilaniali | 15 years ago | on: Ask HN: Incorporate first, develop later?
And there is no sure way to know which small thing is under patent than to spend hours going through the patent archives or hiring expensive patent lawyers.
gilaniali | 15 years ago | on: Show HN: My 4-hour project, already profitable
gilaniali | 15 years ago | on: HTML5 Speech Recognition (in Chrome)
Shouldn't the browser ask for permission before allowing access?
gilaniali | 15 years ago | on: Next version of Microsoft SQL Server Announced - "Denali" comes in 2011
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gilaniali | 15 years ago | on: Firesheep: Easy HTTP session hijacking from within Firefox
Any ideas?
gilaniali | 15 years ago | on: Firesheep: Easy HTTP session hijacking from within Firefox
gilaniali | 15 years ago | on: Firesheep: Easy HTTP session hijacking from within Firefox
Run with which command? and how?
gilaniali | 15 years ago | on: Amazon AWS Free Usage Tier
gilaniali | 15 years ago | on: Ask HN: Does my webapp really need a SSL certificate?
gilaniali | 15 years ago | on: GNU Parallel - build and execute command lines from standard input in parallel
gilaniali | 15 years ago | on: Ask HN: Tax Haven for startups?
When I said tech startup, i meant companies developing web applications that people pay for. So for example, if people use DropBox or Basecamp, and there is no guy making a commission, then you can only tax the company in which ever state it is in?
Also, what about incorporating abroad but having your customers in the US?