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8y ago
Bootlegging, by definition, is illegal.
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8y ago
In the Tesla case I feel that the shareholder concerns are pretty valid and provide an interesting counter pressure to Musk's "This is fine" attitude. Not saying either is right, but the friction is likely valuable. I'd
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mikeryan
8y ago
There’s an inherent dichotomy in UI in that the most “efficient” interfaces generally have the steepest learning curve. You can be really efficient in a terminal or VIM. But figuring those out take a lot of work. When we design interfaces w
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8y ago
That includes the Kirkland house brands, Kirkland and Trader Joes seem to not cut corners on putting out house labeled products.
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mikeryan
8y ago
This is true, a better solution (for everyone) then high rises might be better access through (or around?) the city to the east and north bays. Getting into, or especially through SF from Marin is a nightmare.
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8y ago
73% isn't low rise either, about a third of that 73% (30% of total) are parks and open spaces.
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mikeryan
8y ago
The same water supply supports generally the entire SF Bay area, increasing housing supply in SF would be a minor pull on any water supply required to support the entire area.
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8y ago
(San francisco is 7 miles across, about 46 square miles)
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8y ago
There’s another piece too. Practically they’re a backup service so knowing how often someone needs to recover their data and not had an opportunity to reset their backup based on their current state. I’ve used Backblaze for years and only n
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mikeryan
8y ago
PIPs are basically a nice opportunity to look for another job while still at your current one.
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8y ago
I can’t speak for anyone else but Shkreli was convicted for Securities fraud, Holmes charged wire fraud. The court cases are pretty much moot. They will likely have similar outcomes. Morally and Ethically however I’d consider Shkreli guilty
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8y ago
That’s an interesting read on what Shkreli did vs Holmes. At least Holmes “victims” AFAIK were mostly rich folks losing other people’s money they’re gambling with and should have known better. Shkreli fleeced normal folks just looking to ge
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8y ago
Sorry I meant lawyer and accountant.
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mikeryan
9y ago
Normally I’m pro simple answers but I think this answer over simplifies a bit too far. When it comes to allocating state revenue just having a presence in a state doesn’t mean as much as “where services are performed” or products sold. It’s
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mikeryan
9y ago
I just went through this with my attorney and lawyer and the answer was pretty much “no”
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9y ago
I think the issue here, and perhaps the deciding factor between 2 & 3 is that the original story names the "alleged author" (basically of the villain of the story) and my read of the retraction is that they can't confirm
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9y ago
This is cool but it seems strange (to me) that this was a “Hackathon” project as opposed to just a stand-alone problem to be addressed as a normal course of doing business. It doesn’t make the solution less cool. It just seems like a strang
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9y ago
I’m not sure a template is the way to go with multi member. If you are going multi member you should really both get a lawyer to explain the details and review the docs. I’ve had to unwind a multi member LLC into a single member one and ga
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mikeryan
9y ago
On a large multi user system there’s a big difference between “your stuff” and “everyone’s stuff” on a single user system like a phone - not so much.
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9y ago
Video codec support isn't WebOS's job. Different TVs have different hardware profiles, different rendering pipelines and can support different codecs. That being said according to this https://www.displayspecifications.
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mikeryan
9y ago
What point? The reason you are an “employee” and not a “contractor” at the restaurants is because they dictate your hours and place of business. Your example about filling in is a red herring as by its nature it’s an atypical circumstance.
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9y ago
I’m far from expert on this but how long can India be considered a “developing” nation. It’s starting to feel like continuing to call Dropbox a “startup”
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9y ago
The Law is here (at least according to your link) http://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection... The whole thing here emphasis mine: No employer shall make, adopt, or enforce any rule, regulation, or
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9y ago
But I'm not sure[1] that you can combine classes like this to create a new protected class. No one is making the argument that Google discriminates based on race or sex. If this is more of a harassment suit then a discrimination clai
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Will watch this with interest AFAIK discriminating against conservative white men isn’t illegal. It’s not a protected class. There must be some twist here.
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9y ago
Not sure Gawker would agree with you.
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9y ago
That was the driverless truck startup acquired by Uber and currently a shit show of a lawsuit. Different thing.
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Does Tesla use European style "Director" designations for VP/Senior Execs? For Tesla I'd be surprised if the "Head of Battery Engineering" was only a "Director" level position in US style corporate la
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If you think that there’s a risk of Clouflare pulling your site down I’d choose not to use their service? Seems an easy choice.
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9y ago
Google isn't saying it that content can't exist in an app - they're saying the app doesn't have a sufficient level of moderation for dealing with issues that do occur.
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