MWil

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by MWil 10y ago
Why do you feel like that? This sounds like it could be any and every company to me.
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by MWil 10y ago
I'm glad I found this comment I work for a legal nonprofit and one of our trade associations is helping me with my plan to run a veterans hackathon and your idea definitely rings true
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by MWil 10y ago
Graduating law school at peak of last recession - worst employment prospects in generations, not even close to top of class, only had one summer's worth experience with public sector (1 month each w/ state DOJ and legislature). Sp
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by MWil 11y ago
I'll probably never get Jake to admit it, but until proven otherwise, I think being vocal about my own ideas is part of how CaseText came to be - and that was absolutely the purpose of putting it out there. If not me, then whoever. ed
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by MWil 11y ago
Yes, look at the examples page
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PS4 Remote Play on PC – Dev Charging $10(tmacdev.com)
1 points by MWil 11y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Don't charge clients and don't serve you, what moves you to fund me?
1 points by MWil 11y ago|0 comments
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by MWil 11y ago
I don't see Law on the list but anecdotally, I feel it would be up there
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by MWil 11y ago
It would be rare to see any civil war count as anything other than infighting. The American Civil War was considered an insurrection by the victor (Lincoln), thus that's what it'll go down as in the history books.
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by MWil 11y ago
sure, the question of "what is a war?" fits what you're describing but not the question of "is the US at war?" which is a binary matter of whether Congress and the President have taken us to a war
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by MWil 11y ago
My wife didn't realize until yesterday (we're in our 30s) that all young men 18-25 still have to sign up for the Selective Service database
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by MWil 11y ago
Actually, because Congress or the President have not yet acted, we have been in a period of war since 1990. http://www.benefits.va.gov/pension/wartimeperiod.asp source: am Veteran/Military lawyer
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by MWil 12y ago
Hadn't heard of CiviCRM before. I work at a Legal Aid office and I really hate our CMS system, which I know is a bit of a different beast. Things we'd need in a CMS are 1) security 2) document management and 3) knowledge base.
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by MWil 12y ago
Can someone explain the intended meaning of the "handshake" in the photo accompanying the article?
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I have $5,500 to use for a Title IV School/Program
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by MWil 12y ago
I think it IS Intel's NUC in an acrylic box and wouldn't be surprised to see Kickstarter end this project
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by MWil 12y ago
yeah, unless the reveal against you made you a targeted invididual on a global scale, I don't think the comparison fits
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by MWil 12y ago
The reporter's attitude even after it was demonstrated how sloppy her work was (if she didn't know) really put a nail in the coffin of having any sympathy for her
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by MWil 12y ago
Yoga 3 Pro does it now at least as good with newer hardware for cheaper
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by MWil 12y ago
Look up MaskMe - among other services like alternate phone numbers you can give out to spam/signups they have disposable CC numbers
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by MWil 12y ago
MaskMe does this and I've been using it for the last 2 years
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by MWil 12y ago
Ever going to be self-hosted?
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by MWil 12y ago
our mandatory legal research class covered wildcard searches and "w/" x number of words/characters
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by MWil 12y ago
searching Youtube for "egpu" pulls up a ton of Macs...
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by MWil 12y ago
I'm confused too because they are already for sale http://www.villageinstruments.com/tiki-index.php?page=Store
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by MWil 12y ago
The only thing I would use Thunderbolt for is to add an eGPU to something like a Macbook Air or something else with an integrated graphics chipset
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by MWil 12y ago
So have 100% of the beta goals been met?
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by MWil 12y ago
Glad there are people like Jonathan that take the time to do things like dump federal/state caselaw and related materials: http://webpolicy.org/2013/12/29/advancing-empirical-legal-sc... http:/&#x2
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by MWil 12y ago
I'll say it again: Bonkers!
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by MWil 12y ago
we need both. we need lawyers to become familiar with the system and develop new technology. we need software engineers to get inside the system and implement their own/others' improvements to the profession.

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