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by cplease 11y ago
Or just telling him directly to stop himself. Maybe she did, but she didn't say she did. "Don't message me SO MUCH or I will BLOCK YOU" isn't quite the same thing as DON'T CONTACT ME AGAIN. A gentleman would ge
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by cplease 11y ago
Okay, so this creep's behavior pretty clearly rises to the level of harassment at a minimum. But legally the FIRST thing to do with a stalker or harasser is to TELL them unequivocally that you want NO further contact. Preferably docume
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by cplease 11y ago
Only on iOS <= 8.1. Is there anything published that works since 8.1.1?
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by cplease 11y ago
This seems like a lot of work for... a not very fun or playable game? to prove some kind of point?
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by cplease 11y ago
Market cap is not the same thing as book value, and the book value of the Coca Cola brand is less than $80 billion. Google is up with Apple and Coca Cola as most valuable brands, but Facebook is not even top 10.
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by cplease 11y ago
I'm a landlord in New York and I've been a tenant in NYC and this just isn't true. Vast majority of rentals in NYC if you asked the super for a discount in rent you'd be requested not to let the door hit your ass on the
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by cplease 11y ago
You really don't know what you're talking about. LNKD was not in S&P 500, "only" 8% off consensus earnings is not a small number, P/E multiples are nowhere what they were in 2000, there's been relatively li
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by cplease 11y ago
I doubt there are more lawyers than engineers paying $4K rent in SF. But whatevs.
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by cplease 11y ago
Ahem. I know a thing about tech, lawyers, and banking. You're talking about misconceptions about tech while feeding misconceptions about law and banking. In reality, most people in all three industries don't make $200K salaries. A
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by cplease 11y ago
By investing in the entire market continuously, and squeezing every spare penny to invest even more when there's blood on the streets. You don't have to time anything right or pick any winners with this strategy, because you'
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by cplease 11y ago
No way this is licensed (no copyright notice, even; not even a mention of Fox), and no way it is fair use. It has frame-by-frame, full resolution images and full transcripts of every episode up for browsing. This is textbook mass copyright
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by cplease 11y ago
Won't be using this suckless format. Pretty useless. The real image formats took effort and are mature. This is just a more compact, less useful hacked out version of netpbm etc. Being easy to parse is no particular virtue. Use librari
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by cplease 11y ago
Salaries are not a random walk in the short term. A dip is significant.
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by cplease 11y ago
Aviation and marine fuel demand is only a small fraction of global demand. Think about it; for most of history shipping was entirely wind-powered. Clearly not comparable to today's massive freighters, but don't rule out new techno
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by cplease 11y ago
Yeah, I missed this the first time around. But you are not quite correct. An LLC is a pass-through entity. No doubt it will be treated as a disregarded entity for federal tax purposes. So, gifting shares to an LLC is not a taxable event. If
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by cplease 11y ago
He's not selling the shares. He said they "will give 99% of our Facebook shares." If he sold appreciated stock and donated the proceeds, he'd still have to pay tax on the capital gains, and could only deduct the amount o
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by cplease 11y ago
"Link to an unauthorized copy on Youtube." Feel better?
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by cplease 11y ago
It would have been nice to list the source of these lectures where they are freely available rather than a pirated Youtube link: https://www.simonsfoundation.org/science_lives_video/profess... Published sequel here: h
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by cplease 11y ago
> Additionally, if you had any source of statistical data showing that arbitration was an unfair process, that would be admissible to get the arbitration thrown out. False. The Federal Arbitration Act applies in most cases where a party
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by cplease 11y ago
> People run diesels due to durability. They run at lower RPM than similarly designed gas engines, and last longer between rebuilds. This makes plenty of sense for heavy machinery and trucks. This makes no sense for passenger cars, and l
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by cplease 11y ago
> and much harder on car engines, even ones designed for it (unsourced, but so my gearhead friends have told me) Bollocks. The energy content is slightly lower, but there is zero harm to automobile engines. Your unsourced "gearhead&
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by cplease 11y ago
How are you going to find buyers and get the best price in most markets without listing and offering commission split to the buyer's broker? The second someone unlicensed starts to regularly interface with other agents, they will get r
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by cplease 11y ago
Of course. What else would it mean? And start over, not with another tumblr post, but with a legitimate career hunt.
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by cplease 11y ago
Wow, a lot of replies. Just want to clarify my meaning here. The intent is really a more frank and critical version of mmaunder's advice above. When I say he is unprofessional, I'm not talking about per se what he did at work, how
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by cplease 11y ago
In my corner of the industry, all attention is not good attention.
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by cplease 11y ago
Dude, you got shit on, but your entire post screams unprofessional. If you want to be a professional, and be treated like a professional, you need to act professional. Harsh perhaps but that's the truth. If this is a serious job solici
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by cplease 11y ago
Did you even read the article before typing out your smug post? The professor is not advocating ignorance. She is advocating an honest recognition of the bounds of knowledge and ignorance versus false certainty.
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by cplease 11y ago
Lawyers who bill by the hour generally bill out their paralegals and administrative staff as well, at proportionally lower rates. So it's not just lawyers who are billing much of their time.
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by cplease 11y ago
Lawyers who bill their time by the hour also bill their Lexis/Nexis or Westlaw fees back to their client.
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by cplease 11y ago
You are misunderstanding. The $500 limit is specifically for "goods". Not services, for instance.

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