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elguyosupremo
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elguyosupremo
8y ago
The SEC is alleging he broke rule 10b-5, which says that the defrauding actions must be "in connection with the purchase or sale of any security". The SEC complaint doesn't seem to allege negligence at all, in the claim for r
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elguyosupremo
8y ago
Opportunities like OP described are not as rare as all that. I grew up in an agrarian town but was able to access a lot of the resources of the nearby university through programs like the Cooperative Extension Service. They are not things t
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elguyosupremo
8y ago
I love guns and have no wish to see them further restricted but this is a terrible argument. The features that are used to define a civilian 'assault rifle' unquestionably make them more dangerous than a hunting rifle. The militar
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elguyosupremo
9y ago
While I get your point it should also be noted that an area can only sustain so many plumbers and electricians. It's not like there are hundreds of new plumber jobs opening up every year, especially in a place like Upstate NY with a sh
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elguyosupremo
9y ago
I definitely agree, our dev organization has been outgrowing our current space and one team move to an adjacent floor and I barely see them anymore. Even though I don't directly collaborate with them I miss the small chats about what t
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elguyosupremo
9y ago
I've got to disagree with his point about brackets. Maybe it because I write mainly python but following a while statement with some ifs delineated only by whitespace is no problem at all and the brackets are just noisy and unnecessary
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elguyosupremo
9y ago
I agree that the last 10 meters is going to be one of the harder things to solve, but i think you'll see people building calibrated parking spots into their driveways (some way of teaching the car how to get there from the road) and pe
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elguyosupremo
9y ago
I don't have a smart watch myself but several of my coworkers do, the killer app for them seems to be two factor authentication codes; we've got like 10 different accounts at work that need 2fa and instead of pulling out their pho