literalbatshit

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by literalbatshit 3y ago
perhaps the player isn’t the important bit really. It’s the card manufacturer in fact. If I print a Nolan Ryan card no one cares. If a name brand does, and also promises to grow their brand and that will make it more valuable, maybe that
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by literalbatshit 3y ago
“Gaming” is not always equal to fraud though. We should expect legal gaming not outright fraud.
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by literalbatshit 3y ago
Can you share a transcript where it saved you an hour? I’m trying to better understand how I might apply it to my work. So far it’s only been useful to me when working with a tool I don’t really know. But most of my work I know the tools fa
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by literalbatshit 3y ago
I disagree. Plenty of folks incurred very high fines and even jail time over backdated options. People still backdate options. The risk is low enough, and the return is high enough, for people to creatively interpret the law. As long as t
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by literalbatshit 3y ago
There are so many people that would happily take the risk for significant reward though. Like, make millions of dollars a year, 1% chance you go to prison? Lots of takers.
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by literalbatshit 3y ago
Wow, their description was awful. Yours is perfectly clear. Thanks!
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by literalbatshit 3y ago
The description of the crests lagging the troughs made no sense to me. I have no idea what is meant. Anyone have insight?
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by literalbatshit 3y ago
This article to a large extent exemplifies the popularization of a culture in which I am expected to understand and make accommodation for your needs and desires at all times, instead of you exercising your own agency and dealing with y