Kranar

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by Kranar 4y ago
No, the fact that damages can change (and increase) over the course of a trial is not extremely exceptional at all, in fact it's the norm. The vast majority of civil suits are for unspecified claims. I only mentioned McDonald's an
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by Kranar 4y ago
>The number can only go down, never up, so you ask for all that you can. This is false. A jury can absolutely award more than what the plaintiff seeks, and the judge can increase it even more than what a jury awards. I mean one of the mo
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by Kranar 4y ago
>There may be something going on that you're not aware of and interviewers don't want to tell you. This is absolutely key, and when OP says something like: "I often get praises during interviews, but never an offer."
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by Kranar 4y ago
None of those have anything to do with being smart. Less smart people also get bored or have poor people skills or job hop or have unusual expectations. Very strange post with a lot of poor assumptions.
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by Kranar 4y ago
Stripe operates a single office in Toronto, Canada. No one would be qualified for severance since severance is only eligible after 5 years of employment and Stripe's office has only been open for 2 years.
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by Kranar 4y ago
There are also tons of articles that state the opposite; that virtual particles are in fact actual particles. I don't see how either interpretation is particularly relevant. Physics uses math to model reality. Every part of that model
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I'm no expert but it seems from the comments and the Wikipedia article you link to that OPs position isn't that far from the truth, certainly not so blatantly false that it warrants editing or deleting. The article you linked to s
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by Kranar 4y ago
>Short of something fundamentally changing my personality, Something like... a mental illness?
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by Kranar 4y ago
That is a dismissal and the fact that you have failed to clarify any point whatsoever and are keeping your statements vague and ambiguous suggests you're either trolling or are genuinely ignorant. My original comment was to add precisi
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by Kranar 4y ago
The dismissal is in the last sentence: >A lot of hedging and hemming aside, I think I've pretty much captured the whole article. The article is not hedging or hemming anything, it's making it very clear that the main reason why
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by Kranar 4y ago
Americans aren't getting that much taller, but they are rapidly getting fatter and fatter: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obesity_in_the_United_States#/... Singling out a statistically spurious reason to dismi
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by Kranar 4y ago
This is why you don't generalize based on personal experiences.
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Your argument doesn't make much sense. Looking at this article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Average_human_height_by_countr... The average American man older than 20 years of age is 5'9 and if you dig deeper
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by Kranar 4y ago
The top selling game of all time is an indie game (Minecraft), the top selling game of 2022 is an indie game (Elden Ring), and the top selling game of 2017 was also an indie game (PUBG). It's likely a stretch to say that The Witcher 3
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by Kranar 4y ago
As someone at a quant firm, it's true of both. Years of experience really counts for next to nothing. Two people with X years of experience could have vastly different skillsets and it genuinely signals next to nothing about how qualif
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by Kranar 4y ago
The best option for me as a Canadian who has travelled to some (not all) of the places you listed, is to do the exchange in your home country and bring plenty of cash with you. If you're going to Vietnam, you bring VND with you that yo
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by Kranar 4y ago
>But almost every country has, if you look for them, places with zero commission. Oh man this is hilarious. Places with zero commission end up charging the absolute worst exchange rates. You're better off paying a small commission&#
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Most games are not AAA games.
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It's estimated due to the fact that vast majority of that 7 billion dollar revenue comes from just a small handful of games. Looking over VG Insights, almost half of all video game revenue comes from just 50 games (out of approximately
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Just checked and it's close. Steam is estimated to have made 7 billion in revenue in 2021 and Fortnite alone made 6 billion in revenue in 2021.
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> Personally, I remember fighting with impedance issues with the many different string types of Rust. It's because Rust gives very low-level control over strings. If what you want is a string the same way as they work in other langu
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by Kranar 4y ago
Quitting and getting terminated have very different consequences. Quitting does not entitle you to EI and could jeopardize severance/termination pay. To lose those benefits due to termination the termination must be for cause, which co
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by Kranar 4y ago
I think you're likely closer to what's happening. The examples look pretty trivial and inconsequential; implanting a false memory of getting lost in a mall or having some ear infection when they were a very young child. Most likel
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by Kranar 4y ago
I don't believe The Delaware Court of Chancery sets precedent, for matters of equity only the Delaware Supreme Court does.
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The energy density of lithium-ion batteries per dollar has been doubling every four years for the past 20 years and that trend is continuing which means that by the time you have to replace your battery (assuming 10 years), you can do so at
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This is completely untrue and it's very unfortunate that you'd make such an easy to verify false statement with such certainty and reflects very poorly on the overall quality of discussion.
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The subtle distinction is that when the standard specifies that behavior is undefined, it does not mean that an implementation is forbidden from providing well specified and documented semantics, and hence the statement I replied to "U
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> Undefined behavior is always undefined behavior. This is not true; the standard explicitly allows implementations to, and I quote directly from the standard, "behave during translation or program execution in a documented manner c
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>The stock market is a zero-sum game. Every single penny taken out was a penny put in. Money going in is people's pensions, largely. Ah, so you lack a basic understanding of how the stock market works, but think you're qualifie
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by Kranar 4y ago
I would say your criticism is akin to the curse of knowledge [1], wherein you know all of the relevant background information and so you have difficulty putting yourself in the position of someone who does not. The author is writing the art

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