harryjo

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by harryjo 10y ago
4-5 weeks vacation per year, tracked, and an option for unpaid longer leave, sounds great.
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by harryjo 10y ago
Are you eating large heavy meals? Try more, smaller, lighter meals.
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by harryjo 10y ago
and if it's not a continuous function?
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by harryjo 10y ago
"rehearse" ?
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by harryjo 10y ago
IOW: "Why can't a woman be more like a man?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Doz5w2W-jAY
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by harryjo 10y ago
Sure but why add EXTRA legal risk by incorporating in an X-factor state?
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by harryjo 10y ago
My employer told me "Our last round valued us at $XXXX for YYY shares. you have ZZZZ options at $WWWW strike price." Is this unusual? Of course this can be diluted, but it seems I had the numbers. I guess I didn't know the up
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by harryjo 10y ago
That meeting featured the leading right-wing clowns. The sad thing is that they are the most popular "conservative" pundits. Facebook could do better to engage with less shrill demagogues on all side of political spectra, instead
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by harryjo 10y ago
not pro or anti NRx ideas, but GWB is better described as a favored son of a political aristocracy -- his MBA and CEO are more a form of inherited wealth than business success of someone like Morgan or Thiel (or even Gates, who certainly to
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by harryjo 10y ago
You have a good finger on what makes Trump successful, but why do you think Trump cares about the masses's enemies, after you so thoroughly explained how well he fights only for himself?
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by harryjo 10y ago
A lot of Democrats stopped liking HRC's actual politics in 2000 and have cognitive dissonance about the complexity and change of her whole career.
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by harryjo 10y ago
It won't be a clean slate. It will be a very dirty slate, with the detritus of millions of ruined lives spattered around it. A lot of what people hated about GWB was how he tried to turn Iraq and Afghanistan into a clean slate, and mad
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by harryjo 10y ago
> welfare queen is a deeply offensive term, and even undermining to the point you are trying to make about Musk.
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by harryjo 10y ago
> Not to be confused with "shell corporation". which is nearly identical but one key difference.
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by harryjo 10y ago
The ratio of HK to China is fascinating, considering their population, even wealthy population.
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by harryjo 10y ago
I don't think anyone believes that Go is somehow more complex than the universe it is a subset of. The point is that enumerating all cases of Go is impossible and always will be, so more sophisticated analysis is required.
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by harryjo 10y ago
Looks like a difference in demographic -- urban v suburban, adult vs child
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by harryjo 10y ago
plus a good controller
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by harryjo 10y ago
Intelligent individuals can be very quirkily selective with who they mate, dooming otherwise viable genetic lines to non-reproduction.
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by harryjo 10y ago
Can we get a mod practice to rewrite WaPo's clickbait titles into proper summary headlines?
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by harryjo 11y ago
The additonal 'x' was added cosmetically, to disambiguate form (a person named) "Exon" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exxon#History There's no particular reason to believe they wanted to change
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by harryjo 11y ago
https://stallman.org/articles/exxon.html April 1 2013
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by harryjo 11y ago
Higher-quality version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOO5S4vxi0o
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by harryjo 11y ago
That's got nothing to do with trademark one way or the other. The question is whether you can maintain a proprietary interest in something created with tools appropriated form others.
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by harryjo 11y ago
Two things being different doesn't make one of them irrelevant. Consider if you made ... something to sell. Something great, that you know people want. But no one bought it. But they want it, they just waited you out until you gave up
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by harryjo 11y ago
Schmidt seems a bit like Bloomberg in that his main interest, now that he has amassed wealth and power, is to use it to hang out with powerful people, more than accomplish anything in particular with them. (For Bloomberg, it was an obsessio
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by harryjo 11y ago
I am shocked, shocked to learn that the iSuper iRainbow001 brand is being tarnished by a substandard product.
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by harryjo 11y ago
IoT isn't the issue, cellular and long-range wifi networking is the problem -- there is no network boundaty anymore.
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by harryjo 11y ago
Yes, if you also got the credit for saving him from the car!
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by harryjo 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concierge_medicine

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