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by SoylentYellow 6y ago
This should be a requirement enforced by legislation.
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by SoylentYellow 6y ago
> But while it's doing its best to make it difficult for Americans to obtain WeChat By banning WeChat on the app stores, this will eventally restrict the entire general public's access to their platform of choice for 1A protect
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by SoylentYellow 6y ago
I am focusing on WeChat only with this comment. It is not narrowly tailored or least restrictive. Narrowly tailored means the law must be precisely written to minimize the 1st Amendment impact. In this case, this order prevents millions of
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by SoylentYellow 6y ago
Why did your client care about how the government taxed your LLC?
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by SoylentYellow 6y ago
I thought that was the current status quo?
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by SoylentYellow 7y ago
Unless you are a critically important hire / executive level, asking a company to sign an NDA for an interview would be the kiss of death for the vast majority of candidates. To get an NDA signed, I would have to get company lawyers an
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by SoylentYellow 7y ago
Was there a reason you decided to use SpinalHDL instead of Chisel?
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by SoylentYellow 7y ago
No, the applicability of Constitutional rights outside the US has yet to be completely settled. The Supreme Court discussed that issue somewhat in Hernandez v. Mesa in the current session. I suggest listening to the oral arguments on oyez.o
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by SoylentYellow 7y ago
It depends on whether or not the court believes you. If not, you could be held in contempt of court for a very long time, similarly to Beatty Chadwick: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H._Beatty_Chadwick .
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by SoylentYellow 7y ago
> So do what? Contact her local police? > With a written accusation from a child? Is that enough to get a warrant to force the company to release the demographic information? Yes, she should have absolutely went to the local police. A
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by SoylentYellow 7y ago
The fact it is a Chinese company is all the evidence needed. Huawei is subject to China's 2015 National Security Law, which grants the Chinese government the power to force Chinese companies to provide assistance in matters of national
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by SoylentYellow 7y ago
Do not assume all people have a passport. In the US, there is not much reason to get a passport unless you plan to travel internationally. Due to the high cost of international travel, I would imagine only a small percentage of lower income
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by SoylentYellow 8y ago
How is 100% compensation silly? Non-compete agreements restrict your ability to freely practice your craft. They are prone to being improperly applied or outright abused (see Jimmy John's audacious non-compete clause). This has happene
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by SoylentYellow 8y ago
Why shouldn't major accomplishments bypass the "random algo from a hat" that Software Engineering interviews have devolved into? If someone is a core contributor to a large, highly successful open source project, you have con
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by SoylentYellow 8y ago
Or option 3: Bloomberg is was fed false information by the US government to cultivate distrust of Chinese sourced electronics. Not a bad tactic if you want to prevent Chinese infiltration in sensitive industries while also using it for poli
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by SoylentYellow 8y ago
If you live in the Midwest, that "local" university library can easily be 4+ hours away. Writing the author is a fine idea and could lead to some great correspondence. It could also be a huge time sink if, like me, you look at a f
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by SoylentYellow 9y ago
What license are you releasing this under, if any?
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by SoylentYellow 10y ago
It is even worse in the article. Geek Squad employees were snooping into unallocated disk space to try to find evidence.
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by SoylentYellow 10y ago
Wow, that is some terrible advice. VHDL is just as valid a choice as Verilog. If a FOSS simulator is your requirement, VHDL has ghdl. Also, many companies only allow VHDL. As better advice, it is worth writing something in both languages to