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by jklein11 8y ago
Sorry I really wasn't trying to be a dick here. The original post asked whether one party could sue instead of being responsible. It is possible that this is why my post seems childish. The point I was trying to make was about conflati
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If the source that is copying is also being crawled once per day isn't possible that it would be crawled first and appear to Google that it is the original source?
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Don't talk down on your man unless you're helping him up.
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Sure.. you can sue for whatever you want. There is no guarantee that you will be awarded the damages though.
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Not to mention that someone who does not want to be screened is more than welcome to buy a ticket, but then not be able to use the ticket unless they "volunteer" to be screened.
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This is completely anecdotal, however, I find I don't feel like I absorb any information unless I can apply it to something. With more mathematical topics, I need to work through problem sets. With literature/history I need to dra
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Are there any resources explaining the FOIA process? I'm not sure what types of information is available, what it can be used for, etc and am always amazed with the type of information people are able to get the government to hand over
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Can you show me the source for this? My understanding was that the $10,400 was the minimum taxable amount of income, not the minimum required to file. Edit: looks like I was wrong. That number matches what turbo tax is saying[1] 1. https:&
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by jklein11 8y ago
I'm going to put my tinfoil hat on for a second and say maybe this is due to social media companies cracking down on fake accounts?
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Targeted Advertising
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I would argue that the latter is far more difficult to achieve. The trickiest part about the former is coming up with the $1 million to invest.
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Wouldn't that be ~$10,000 BEFORE taxes?
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Yeah I totally get that.. current Google Engineers have made a killing with RSUs. I guess my only issue with your comment is this: >$1-2M is ridiculous. You can accumulate that much in 5 years without too much trouble. I would say to rel
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Your expenses seem highly optimistic. As a number of other posters have mentioned, your estimate for tax liability seems pretty low. You also mention that you included all of your tax mortgage payments as going toward your net worth. Your m
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How do you accumulate 2M in 5 years making 250K? If you had no expenses and somehow paid no taxes you would have 1.25M. The thought that you could make an extra 750K in 5 years in interest seems extremely optimistic. Saying that it is not a
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What makes you more qualified to negotiate for myself than I am?
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I don't see a GDPR challenge on this page?
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But think about how much it costs to have the item physically delivered. There is no way that Amazon can make money on a $10 item that they need to deliver in a two day time frame.
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To your point, you aren't Amazon's customer, the insurance companies are. They might be able to use their size as leverage for better prices from manufacturers and compensation from insurance companies. There may also be synergies
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I can understand taking risks with radical sports, traveling, etc. Someone can weight the benefits (ie adrenaline rush, sense of accomplishment, etc) against the risk of losing their life. I can't understand why someone in good health
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Do you always put in market orders?
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Sorry, I wasn't trying to convince you of anything, just share my opinion. Out of curiosity, what makes you think that your partner would understand? In regards to spending enough on medicine and doctors, I guess I don't fully und
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Not sure how the procreation part is relevant. You are part of society and many communities whether you like it or not. I guess I don't understand how life is wanted/unwanted. I have no concept of what it is like to not have life,
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That seems pretty unfair to the people that care about you. They might not even be family or close friends, but might be acquaintances, distant co-workers, or people you see on the street. They get happiness out of interacting with you and
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After looking at your github it looks like you certainly have some technical chops. I don't think this is a competency issue but really just a lack of interview skills. Obviously nobody wants surprises in the interview process, and I b
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Unless there is little or no competition for a position, sales skills are required for any job. This means that you will either need to compete on price and take the job that no one else will take for such a low wage, or develop an extremel
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It is typical to need to give a place of residence when entering a country (even if you are on a travel visa.) Immigration departments will reach out to these places of residence if they are concerned of someone overstaying their visa. The
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In the case of fight club they were talking about automobile recalls. As the defects likely would result in fatalities I would imagine a large portion of those effected would sue. This is especially the case if auto or life insurance polici
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Truthfully, the people you reach out to will be honored you are asking them.
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To me, this seems like it is either an issue of confidence or passion. What makes you say that you have junior level skill and wisdom? If companies have employed you for 10 years you are bound to have learned a bunch of things in that perio

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