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d33kay--Happy to talk offline about it. Connect w/ me on LinkedIn? https://www.linkedin.com/in/bmmayer/
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Full time freelance consultant here, specializing in product strategy and early customer acquisition. This should apply to your situation as well. What other people have said in this thread is mostly accurate: consulting is 100% about clien
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Sounds great to be a peasant. Wonder why so many peasants try so hard not to be one.[1] [1] https://www.ft.com/content/44096ed2-eeb0-11e4-a5cd-00144feab...
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Getting paid to do a job = 'misery' now, apparently. Maybe we should all go back to working in the fields from sunrise to sunset and avoid all this 'tedious work' for regular pay, benefits, vacation time, lunch breaks an
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I think you misunderstand corporate personhood. It absolutely includes all the things I mentioned. This article[1] has a good overview of the topic which includes a quote from the US Code: "In determining the meaning of any Act of Cong
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Right. The record of history is pretty clear that world powers can and have acted within a broad latitude of barbarity towards weaker nations, mostly on the 'barbaric' end of the spectrum. The record of history is also pretty clea
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Right, but one of the issues is that a corporate "person" isn't the same as an individual person, and they don't overlap completely. They are only treated as persons under the law with regard to certain rights/oblig
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Corporate personhood is a long standing legal principle stretching back at least 400 years to the first joint stock corporations. The creation of limited liability vehicles for investors to pool resources, govern large cooperatives of indiv
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Great point. Probably more accurate to say "not giving up is a necessary, but not sufficient condition, for success."
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To be fair, Crissy Field is underutilized prime real estate screaming for a worthwhile, architecturally beautiful monument/museum of some sort. It's too big of a field, usually mostly empty, to be sitting in such a scenic location
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What's a GMO made by a pesticide company?
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Aren't many GMOs designed precisely to fight off insects and pests and weeds without needing as many pesticides or herbicides?
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/s
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What if we legalize murder? People will be forced to be nicer to one another. People will learn self defense and become stronger and more capable. There will be more gun safety because everyone will be trained in gun use properly. Fewer spo
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I am an investor in The Style Club. Or, at least, I thought I was
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Not from the OP's comment at least, just thought it was wrong to assume
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or her policies
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Stupid question, how did you do that? What characters are you using?
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The Real Lesson for America as Grubhub Stock Plunges
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It would be interesting to see a brave employee reply-all along the lines of: "I voted for Trump, and if you fire me, I'll sue you."
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Is campaign finance reform really that big an issue, considering Trump just proved it's possible to win an election without any big money or support from special interests?
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Andrew Sullivan: America and the Abyss
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Anyone, regardless of race and gender, can become a software engineer right now.
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Why I Only Read HN
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This seems like a real stretch. Why would the imperial system have any bearing on how into math students are? It just doesn't add up.
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But why male models?
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Especially as it relates to this: "This means that blogs or websites that employ African-American language could actually be pushed down in search results because of Google’s language processing." Isn't the ideal system to no
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Why do you assume that government politicians and bureaucrats have a higher moral position to decide what counts as public good?
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Who would say that?
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How about "the middle class recovering value from resources they have historically overspent on and were unable to monetize"?
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