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by eds 17y ago
No. Your article is from 2002 and, at the end, refers to a case then before the Colorado Supreme Court. Here's the outcome (2003): "After finding a lack of precedent from the Colorado Supreme Court construing individual officer liability
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by eds 17y ago
replace the government/corporate watchdog function of journalism I think you misspelled lapdog
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by eds 17y ago
In other words, don't let there be somebody out there that puts in the same effort.
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by eds 17y ago
Whoa, wait. Which services are you saying directly benefit that individual?
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by eds 17y ago
Where are your numbers coming from? The employee's social security tax is 6.2%, and medicare is 1.45%. You can argue that the employee indirectly pays the employer's portion as well, but you specifically said that 15% comes "from your payc
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by eds 17y ago
and now (through no fault of their own) the company is dying and can't afford it, because they managed their money poorly For example, by giving their workers pensions and other compensation far exceeding their market value.
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by eds 17y ago
Which was the joke, right?
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by eds 18y ago
"As a practical matter, 'massively restructuring the world economy' is also known as progress." Except that the next three words were "by central decree."
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by eds 18y ago
Taxes dictate how many new sales you have to make to hire another person, and vice versa. Just because you're ignoring them when running your business doesn't mean they're not affecting you. Speaking of equations, here they are: http://hi
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by eds 18y ago
I like this a lot. I'm having trouble linking the colors shown in "Scheme Info" with the ones in the main display at right. Could you number the areas somehow? Or show the codes within the lorem ipsum text?
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by eds 18y ago
Normally I'd agree, but a comment on the WSJ post makes a significant claim that's directly at odds with the TechCrunch post yesterday: that SAP bought the company and shut it down. I have no idea whether there's any truth in that.
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by eds 18y ago
Did you mean 3x^2?
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by eds 18y ago
Uh, no. Martyrs don't often kill themselves, and virgins in the afterlife have nothing to do with martyrs. But I do (really) applaud your acrobatic linguistic effort to battle out this point.
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by eds 18y ago
He didn't say each player would regulate itself, but that the system as a whole would regulate itself. The system did regulate the companies you mentioned--they went out of business. Unfortunately, the federal government threw the taxpaye
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by eds 18y ago
I got to see the author present this the other day at the San Francisco Ext JS meetup. Pretty impressive stuff and a great presentation.
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Global is the new private(mankz.com)
2 points by eds 18y ago|1 comments
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by eds 18y ago
Great writeup. As an outsider, it seems to me like Atlanta has a thriving startup scene. What are some other cities like that?