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by eelliott 9y ago
Hey thanks so much for sharing this link
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by eelliott 9y ago
Thanks for the reply broken hippo
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by eelliott 9y ago
Good on you, I lived in the Netherlands for 6 months but didn't have the insight yet to engage in such activities.
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by eelliott 9y ago
I'd love to know what drugs you tried, and your fav Kanye songs. I like his old stuff more, even the early mixtape stuff before college dropout, when he was a bit raw and battling his ego openly.
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by eelliott 9y ago
Hey mbrock, Thanks for your great reply. I think I might read about Van Gogh and try to understand him now. I saw some of his paintings at the MET, my girlfriend was blown away but I was pretty meh at the time. Perhaps I can understand more
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by eelliott 9y ago
I'm not sure if it's my 'interest' but the art that seems to interest me most is that with some kind of stated science/anatomy/geometry/clean lined architecture
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Ask HN: Has anyone learnt to love art?
13 points by eelliott 9y ago|30 comments
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by eelliott 9y ago
It may surprise you to know countries outside the us have stable corporate laws. I'd hasten to add there's nothing stable about the us right now and I'd be reluctant to incorporate or HQ there
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by eelliott 9y ago
Do you still require foreign start ups to incorporate in Delaware? Doesn't that undercut boosting the local economy argument
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by eelliott 9y ago
I think you don't understand my comment. I am saying that the people doing what you describe have similarities with Trump.
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by eelliott 9y ago
That's arguable. Do you mean the right to free speech as found in the US Constitution doesn't extend to the corporate sector? That's true, SCOTUS agrees thus far. Does some right to free speech not sourced in law, but perhaps
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by eelliott 9y ago
I've noticed some people on Twitter, including Susan Fowler and Kara Swisher, saying free speech is only a protection against government intrusion and doesn't apply in the corporate sector. That seems to be mirrored in this articl
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I'm so mad at Facebook and why we shouldn't rely on 3rd party auth
7 points by eelliott 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Does anyone want to work on a AWS Chatbot challenge submission?
1 points by eelliott 9y ago|0 comments
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by eelliott 9y ago
If I was you, I wouldn't want to help the drug companies without getting paid. But I would be interested to see how what you've written could benefit not for profit researchers? I don't know much about the field, but if I was
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by eelliott 9y ago
Is it something the drug companies wouldn't already have internally?
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by eelliott 9y ago
Thanks that does seem helpful, it could be improved by explaining the background to each of the 10
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by eelliott 9y ago
Thanks but that doesn't really cut through the noise. It's not really for dummies, it would be nice if there was a good UI site with simple explanations and solutions. I'm sure this will be decried as trying to simplify somet
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Ask HN: Is there any site outlining the key security concerns for web apps?
15 points by eelliott 9y ago|7 comments
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by eelliott 9y ago
Hey cool idea, I've subscribed. One feedback - when you press Subscribe it opens a new tab to take you through the Mailchimp flow. Considering there's not much value on the landing page, I think it's better to stay in that ta
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Ask HN: Would you use a recurring self-emailer?
1 points by eelliott 10y ago|0 comments
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by eelliott 10y ago
It is a bit of a shame that Heroku couldn't come to the table and provide something. I'm currently torn between using them or AWS for a project
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by eelliott 10y ago
Hi Lordrminius, In respect of the first point, while you say the President doesn't have the "last word", there were for example indications of US Customs officials ignoring court orders presumably on the instruction of the wh
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Ask HN: Foreign founders – would you incorporate in the US today?
8 points by eelliott 10y ago|6 comments
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by eelliott 10y ago
AussieOdyssey If you're in Sydney and want to have a chat email me edward at flagshiplegal.com.au.
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by eelliott 10y ago
Peter Thiel is also a YC Partner
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by eelliott 10y ago
Drop me a line eddie (at) technicality.io
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by eelliott 10y ago
This approach doesn't acknowledge that law is a dynamically typed language, to continue your analogy. It responds to societal concerns and emotional and frequently irrational reasoning. There's a saying bad cases make bad law and
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by eelliott 10y ago
I agree entirely however law is like all professions where access to information is only half the equation, its application and interpretation is derived from extensive training and experience. So I'd argue that until we nail 'Goo
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by eelliott 10y ago
As a lawyer I've thought a lot about this (and if anyone is working on this and wants to talk get in touch). There are two reasons: 1. Reasoning in law relies on complex language semantics, both in statute and case law. Take for exampl

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