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541.
by gaadd33 13y ago
Is there anything more to the MVP than the website and I would guess a ticketing/live chat system? I'll admit I didn't listen to the audio, was hoping for a transcript.
542.
by gaadd33 13y ago
You would have to have it synced across all global exchanges, if it wasn't you end up with a similar position that we are in now every n time units.
543.
by gaadd33 13y ago
Are you sure the issue is racism and not due to sanctions that a US based company has to follow (and possibly may not be well defined)?
544.
by gaadd33 13y ago
Why do you feel that? There's no benefit to a company in maintaining an ever evolving and complex fork of a project as compared to contributing back the non business essential parts so that their fork can be smaller.
545.
by gaadd33 13y ago
Where does the money come from in that case? Does the Government writes checks to keep things up and running then? Or does it prohibit declaring bankruptcy?
546.
by gaadd33 13y ago
Maybe the real estate that it goes through is significantly more expensive? I know if you wanted to build a new, totally segregated line from DC to Boston would probably cost 100B easily.
547.
by gaadd33 13y ago
Not true, Linus Pauling also did, admittedly many years after her. Also he's the only one to win two unshared Nobel Prizes.
548.
by gaadd33 13y ago
Can't pretty much anyone get a keyword on a Bloomberg terminal if you pay enough? Is this a Big Deal(tm) if there's no demand for it?
549.
by gaadd33 13y ago
That doesn't seem to actually block anything? It just says it sends them your data for analyzing?
550.
by gaadd33 13y ago
If you notice this does have a gag order attached to it, specifically item 31 in the link you provided. Gag orders aren't just for NSLs.
551.
by gaadd33 13y ago
Is this what they are shutting down over? It seems like its a fairly standard warrant and quite limited in scope for both the seizure and the gag period. I'm not quite sure what 4th amendment fight there would be over this.
552.
by gaadd33 13y ago
Wow I didn't think MIT was that badly managed.
553.
by gaadd33 13y ago
I think he means his friend hustled for the ones that on their own were not significant. Like I think my credit union gives out 5 $500 scholarships a semester. It wouldn't surprise me if the only people who apply are those who's p
554.
by gaadd33 13y ago
> Crime is non-existent in these villages. There's a pretty sizable number of Amish caught dealing drugs in Lancaster County. Although I think that's either decreased in recent years or it isn't the novelty that it was ini
555.
by gaadd33 13y ago
It's Landis' fault that Armstrong doped? Or its his fault that he got caught and thereby exposed all the cheaters?
556.
by gaadd33 13y ago
The military industrial complex isn't "corporatism" specifically. It addresses the relationship between defense/arms companies and the military/congress. Prior to WW1 the US was very isolationist and furthermore, la
557.
by gaadd33 13y ago
Really? I'm under the impression that it really became a "complex" and gained power post WW2, hence Eisenhower's warning about it. Previously there wasn't that large of a standing army nor that large of a defense co
558.
by gaadd33 13y ago
Actually I think the bar for safe motorsports events is far higher than public roads. Nürburgring is considered one of the most dangerous and deadly courses to race on and it has had 68 fatalities since 1928. Per mile driven I believe that
559.
by gaadd33 13y ago
Yeah its a pretty old article (2007) so it was probably published in the lead up to that being released.
560.
by gaadd33 13y ago
I don't think I would call consultants who don't teach "educators". They act more like management consultants one would hire from McKinsey or similar. Its akin to calling Steve Ballmer a great programmer because he runs
561.
by gaadd33 13y ago
Paychex seems to handle payroll policies for a huge range of businesses without too much trouble. Also I'm not quite sure why the DoD would have several different payroll policies? It seems like everything is determined by the relevant
562.
by gaadd33 13y ago
Normally like the vast majority of slums in the world? Most aren't build in areas that were planned out and had infrastructure run so its not like you could call up the water company and have them bill you, there's simply no infra
563.
by gaadd33 13y ago
Why do they single out software in this regard? Or are there similar laws on the books for things like legal documents? i.e. if I have a lawyer draw up a lease and its a boilerplate with the correct blanks filed in, is there a tax on that?
564.
by gaadd33 13y ago
It seems like they should extend that to all industries and not just single out software development. Why not say that any lawyer who just modifies boilerplate legal documents is now subject to a tax? That would seem to be in the same spiri
565.
by gaadd33 13y ago
Yeah because a mismanaged city project in a dysfunctional city is a great example of the actual technology, especially when you hire totally unqualified companies to do it. But hey, we could have spent all that money on a Wild West Museum i
566.
by gaadd33 13y ago
In your best case scenario, what about the reduced expenditure on shipping trash to places where landfills are open? E.g. I believe NYC ships a good bit of trash down to the Carolinas. Also only 54% is currently sent to a landfill, so that
567.
by gaadd33 13y ago
"SF is open to some of the poorest people on earth." no more so than the rest of the United States is insofar as immigration goes. I don't believe there are many (any?) people living in SF that qualify as the poorest people o
568.
by gaadd33 13y ago
That sounds like every retail job I've had although none were union.
569.
by gaadd33 13y ago
Would the university really be considered a separate third party given they usually hold and administer the funds for a grant and the researchers tend to be affiliated with them?
570.
by gaadd33 13y ago
Oh I didn't know that Microsoft changed their licensing to allow that, I was under the impression that only select partners (Amazon, et al) were large enough and Microsoft cared enough about to permit that.

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