elastic_church

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by elastic_church 10y ago
this is hilarious, I'm going to do this
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Which makes forced integretation of schools, access to credit, and workplace provisions to promote diversity to be actually the best outcomes that 1960s congress could have thought of? We'll Ill be....
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by elastic_church 10y ago
emphasis added
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by elastic_church 10y ago
> However, so is high quality standards, higher education, higher moral codes / higher pay to keep people honest. So many presuppositions here that don't really support a future of a specialized American worker. China has weak
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Now now, don't give Direxion any ideas
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by elastic_church 10y ago
yep. all. want to go to war about it? actually idgaf I'm just here for the oil
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by elastic_church 10y ago
If you think any of those things are absolutes then you are in for a bad time Even Shariah relies on interpretation
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Or state policy lol. Or internal interpretation of state policy. lolwyers.
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by elastic_church 10y ago
The charge alone will deter alottttt If you think rumors spread fast in the states, wait till you see asymmetric information spread through India
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Given that you could make $6k a month interning at facebook doing way less then yes you are being taken advantage of Enjoy the project though that's alot of experience especially for your own ideas
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by elastic_church 10y ago
> The lecture also noted that there was no writing from Roman times that questioned the morality of slavery. Not much writing out there questioning Soviet leadership or Singapore's for that matter, and yet nobody would consider that
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by elastic_church 10y ago
When you want to like Taiwan more but then notice their view of Tibet is just as twisted District 13
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Clicked the link on my iphone, turns out I had artsys app installed and got deep linked into it, then was greeted with a login screen, no way to skip and not the article. Hunted and pecked for it on my home screen, and uninstalled it
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by elastic_church 10y ago
It is, the speculators bid its shares too high. Its revenue model is pretty stable.
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Yes, much much longer or macroeconomic events can spook a few relatively large funds and dry up funding. Keep building! There's a very large ecosystem and a lot of continually generated capital that merely needs to be convinced that th
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Well the frothiness of the tech bubbles are purely a factor of a lack of liquidity of meaningful services to create. VC capital focused on tech is a tiny sliver of available capital given the sources VCs get their funding from, and an entir
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Protip: nobody calculates margin in real time accurately, especially when mixing option spreads across indices, stocks and futures in the same account. Futures use SPAN margining and funds have to be moved behind the scenes but many brokers
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by elastic_church 10y ago
yeah, but why? lots of discussions about user-agent detection and how its not a malicious attack against linux users, but no discussion how and why it is slow. is it protecting users from something further in the UX? is it stuck in an infin
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by elastic_church 10y ago
I think the part that you are missing is that nobody cares about company Terms of Service. The consequences are nonexistent to negligible at best. If in this case Instagram kills someone's account because of this service, then Statimgr
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by elastic_church 10y ago
finally buckled down and got a WSJ subscription I tried to be clever and use California's library system which has WSJ for free, because I thought "hey its 2017 library databases like ProQuest wouldn't still suck right"
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by elastic_church 10y ago
> while all this is playing out, in public, you are someone being highlighted as having signed a contract disingenuously. or that my foresight and source of legal counsel is better and people may find value in that? or I better hope my s
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Tl;dr India.
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Only because it has no bounds, like most schools of ethics, but it is responsible financially in this society and Op doesnt work there anymore
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by elastic_church 10y ago
but... why though? what use would just one airport be?
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by elastic_church 10y ago
regardless it was a swing and a miss in that court system, dismissed oh well Wrong IP address, wrong IP address resolved to the woman's account. Arrested the man who worked with teenagers. WOAH SMOKING GUN RAID ALL THE THINGS
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by elastic_church 10y ago
My girlfriend was wondering why programmers are so pedantic, and my primary response was "because they can never be wrong", and as a corollary it becomes important to always be right and develop a culture that points out every fla
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by elastic_church 10y ago
yes, those are possible outcomes and the cost benefit from every single one of my side projects is so much greater and I do factor in the jurisdiction in my own personal assessments and everyone else should too there are many circumstances
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by elastic_church 10y ago
thats motivational
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by elastic_church 10y ago
right thats something to consider there's just so many ways around it and I'd LOVE to get some case law made just to get some unknowns clarified. Like when I contribute to an already existing open source project on company's
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Sometimes I just go with it because of how unenforceable that contract will be for them and how Ill get paid in the meantime laughing silently to myself at the absurdity

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