jayess

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   Defense Distributed Sues US State Department(unitedstatescourts.org)

   1 points by jayess 11y ago|0 comments
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   by jayess 12y ago

   Reminds me of Bastiat's 1845 satirical essay styled as a petition from candlemakers to the French Parliament to force people to close their windows so they buy more candles. They need help competing against the sun. http://b
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   by jayess 12y ago

   "I appreciate the opportunity to be considered for the position, but I've decided to decline to continue the process."
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   Arduino, LLC v. Arduino S.R.L. et al(unitedstatescourts.org)

   3 points by jayess 12y ago|0 comments
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   by jayess 12y ago

   You can read the federal court filings (so far) here: https://www.unitedstatescourts.org/federal/mad/167131/
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   by jayess 12y ago

   Here's a better link (I hope). http://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=77668132&caseType=SERIAL_N...
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   by jayess 12y ago

   I'm guessing this is the trademark he's referring to: http://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=doc&state=4807:9r4...
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   by jayess 12y ago

   Forming an LLC alone will not change your tax situation. The default rule the IRS imposes on a single-owner LLC is that it is treated as a "disregarded entity," meaning that for tax purposes, it's as if the LLC doesn't e
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   by jayess 12y ago

   Titusak -- I am a US-based business attorney and I can help out, or at least help answer some questions. Please post your email address I'll get in touch.
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    by jayess 12y ago

    Sometimes it's helpful to understand why and why not evidence can be submitted in court... things like the DPR trial, for instance, start to make sense. Just general intellectual curiosity, I suppose.
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    by jayess 12y ago

    I have. It's become spammy with ads and you can't limit your search to just a specific topic, like the rules of evidence, or civil procedure, etc. (as far as I can tell).
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    by jayess 12y ago

    I'm an attorney and I upvoted just because it's so hard sometimes to find user-friendly primary legal resources. This makes it easy to search the rules -- that's rare (believe it or not)!
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    by jayess 12y ago

    Past performance does not guarantee future results :)
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    by jayess 12y ago

    The other reason for so much FUD is that the modern economy is entirely based on debt -- personal, corporate, and (especially) government. Therefore central banks needs to keep the bubble growing perpetually so that the debt can be serviced
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    by jayess 12y ago

    Isn't this a HIPAA violation?
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    by jayess 12y ago

    Thank you for that A+ link, it's very useful.
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    by jayess 12y ago

    Similar to the plural "pages" often being written as pp.
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    by jayess 12y ago

    A 1% move would net you $10k, not $1k. That's why it's so alluring. You can gain (or lose) a lot when you're leveraged at 100:1 (as most retail FX brokers allow) and the currencies move just a small amount.
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    by jayess 12y ago

    So I pulled the global RSS satellite temperature data from the RSS site and did a quick excel chart. I don't see a difference: https://imgur.com/opgZeoQ So which "don't actually show what the author purport
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    by jayess 12y ago

    Notice how this article, which presents actual data, as opposed to the NYT's summary of a press release, immediately got removed from HN's front page when it got enough votes to appear there.
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    by jayess 12y ago

    Well, you tell me. Why would the manually produced, subsequently "adjusted" thermometer data be trumpeted so that everyone is announcing that 2014 was the hottest ever, when the satellite record shows no such thing? What would you
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    by jayess 12y ago

    No surprise I'm being downvoted, but here's the satellite temperature record: http://woodfortrees.org/plot/rss/from:1980/to:2015 [Edit: why would people downvote a link to the satellite temperature
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    Hottest Year Ever Claims Are Propaganda, Not Science(stevengoddard.wordpress.com)

    9 points by jayess 12y ago|6 comments
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    by jayess 12y ago

    I believe it's available here, but they don't make clear the revision details: http://cdiac.ornl.gov/epubs/ndp/ushcn/ushcn.html
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    by jayess 12y ago

    Of course, no mention that this is based on the ground-station temperature record which is continually being "revised" so that the past is cooler and cooler. I believe the raw station records have now been "revised" thre
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    by jayess 12y ago

    For those of us outside the UK, they are required to pay for a license when they own a TV and watch live television. It's about $215 a year. http://www.tvlicensing.co.uk/check-if-you-need-one/topics/te...
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    by jayess 12y ago

    I look at those wide-open office spaces and get anxious. I need my lonely, quiet space to work.
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    by jayess 12y ago

    Lawyers have to deal with the client they're handed. If the client doesn't want to plea, you have to do your best.
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    by jayess 12y ago

    I sort of wigged out at the news and bought myself a blood sugar testing kit afterwards. I tested myself for a few days after ending the soylent and my blood sugar returned to normal (around 85 in the morning after waking up). My next step
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    by jayess 12y ago

    It was not exclusively soylent, I was having it for lunch every day. I was eating well otherwise for dinner. Of course everyone is different and some bodies react differently than others.