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gricardo99
5y ago
I'd say ignore is better than DIY your response.
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what is the maximum damages that a judge would award if replit won this case? $1k? Maybe? IMNAL, but with trade secrete theft I imagine the damages awarded could be whatever the other side is able to convince was the harm done.
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If a client insists there was trade secrete theft, a good attorney would do their very best to argue this case and seek legal remedies. Most attorneys, being non-technical, would have to rely on experts to outline exactly what/how a t
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I think you have way too much faith that a legal proceeding will reveal the "truth" about your intentions and actions. It's about competing narratives and interpretations of "facts". If it goes to a legal proceedi
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As much as I also hate the idea of giving in to legal threats/bullying, I don't think this is very good advice. Lawyers may not like losing cases, but they like billable hours even more. So as long as their client is paying, they
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I mean on a larger scale. The great promise of crypto, A billion plus “unbanked” people turning to a crypto enabled shadow banking system, will not happen without drawing the attention of the eye of sauron
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5y ago
The only missing part is the ability to easily spend this tokenized EURO, but that - I'm hoping - will come later. I think recent history of crypto has shown this is not possible without KYC/AML/CTF and all the regul
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5y ago
This reads like a parody. He’s trying to raise the status of tech entrepreneurs, painting it as the only truly virtuous endeavors, while literally saying he’s not into playing status games. But there are plenty of other gems in here too.
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Many of your points are completely new to me. Some references for these points would be very helpful. I'd like to learn more. men tend to have more variance in everything due to having only one X chromosome As every functio
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Portugal has the same thing although I've found there are many more dilapidated ruins/condemned buildings, even right in the center of major cities. Just walk around Porto or Lisbon (you could use google street view), and it won&
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Researchers develop tiny, agile drones that look, act and maneuver like insects
(youtube.com)
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That's a fairly cynical take. You may be right, at least in some cases, but I also think it's reasonable for any executive to look at the unprecedented situation with a high degree of uncertainty and reign in spending on all poss
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Namely, should a brokerage—especially one like Robinhood that brands itself with an anti-Wall Street Everyman gloss—be selling its customers’ trades? What exactly is the point of this article, other than trying to stir up anti-Robi
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6y ago
My guess "in person" is harder these days due to COVID-19. A lot of these industry gatherings have either been cancelled or gone virtual.
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But we can compete–and win–on flexibility. And then the following part describes: In 2020, Sid left Gumroad to start his own creator economy company, Circle, together with former Gumroad coworker Rudy Santino I fail to
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6y ago
I highly recommend "Empire of the Summer Moon"[1], a fascinating account of the final decades of the Comanche tribe. 1 - https://www.amazon.com/Empire-Summer-Moon-Comanches-Powerful...
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That may not make any difference, depending on your locality. Unfortunately AT&T infrastructure is still relied on by others such as Sonic, which leases lines from the likes of AT&T fiber, at least in my locality.
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yep, I think that's the key point I need to drill into my head. The unix/linux idiom where 0 is true/success and non-zero is a failure can be counter-intuitive when combined with "if" (at least for me, hence my mis
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indeed you are right. Thanks for the reply. I'm too accustomed to seeing code like: if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then echo "pass";else echo "fail";fi But without the expression '[ ... ]' shell/bash does
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Sure enough, I tested this, and the server up/down is reversed from what it should be: > exec 3>/dev/tcp/localhost/4000 bash: connect: Connection refused bash: /dev/tcp/localhost&
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I'm not sure if the code example changed on the linked page after your comment, but I see this code: #!/bin/bash if exec 3>/dev/tcp/localhost/4000 ; then echo "server up!" else echo
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Welders, especially, are _always_ in short supply. I've heard this time and again over the years, but it doesn't make sense to me. If welders made > 300k/year, surely they wouldn't be in short supply anymore
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mental health is probably one of the worst aspects of a very dysfunctional US healthcare system. Somehow your friends ended up with an incredibly generous health plan (by the way, not "free", I'm guessing very expensive for
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That’s rough, sorry to hear that. You’ve been hanging in there, despite these very trying times, and managed to get a job. Keep it up. Keep hanging in there, things will get better.
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Rigorous Study Backs a Psychedelic Treatment for Major Depression
(npr.org)
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- you now learnt Great punchline. In the real world, no such thing was learnt. The new management that hired the consultants claim victory, and nobody remembers what got them into the mess in the first place.
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Hope you can find a way to fork it. GitHub has disabled the repo and many forked repos.
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I was more distracted by what appears to be the dude sitting on a pole.
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machine generated article?
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>good luck figuring out ... luck, or simply execute the steps you want to check by typing them on the command line. I find the pipes approach incredibly powerful and simple because you can compose and check each step, and assemble. Th
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