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by piker 1y ago
Thanks a ton. Yes it's WASM. Check out the desktop build! :) It's free unless you want to use it in your practice. [NOTE: Windows build phones home for updates; others don't yet.]
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by piker 1y ago
Managed to scale my legal tech B2B product Tritium ( https://tritium.legal ) through an existing professional network. It's technically B2B but B2C in the sense that it's marketed directly to the end-user, not the enterp
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by piker 1y ago
Doesn't look like any smart money on this one yet, but there's something bold about it. It's like Nassim Taleb's thing that you hire the ugly surgeon. This is one hideous surgeon. Fraud seems near impossible here. [Edit:
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by piker 1y ago
BH professional?
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by piker 2y ago
Absolutely. Federal courts are filled with nonsense habeas petitions by pro se plaintiffs claiming this exact kind of stuff. The fact that this person managed to get representation adds some credibility, but then we’re also here discussing
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by piker 2y ago
I'm working on an IDE for lawyers: https://tritium.legal It's inspired by VS Code and hopefully positioned to eventually be a Cursor-like experience for transactional lawyers. The LLM integration isn't baked in ye
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by piker 2y ago
Are you saying these aren’t objective measures or that they’re “problematic”? The distinction is important.
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by piker 2y ago
Other sources say 8% which is huge for Renaissance but probably not big enough to be a shoe dropping.
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by piker 2y ago
See also the V2 Rocket.
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by piker 2y ago
I believe they think water fluoridation is linked it lower IQs, again, rightly or wrongly. I could be mistaken but that’s always seemed pretty clear.
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by piker 2y ago
No, I’m asking if it’s possible they might just rightly or wrongly believe water fluoridation is bad.
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by piker 2y ago
Is there scope to believe they just think it may be better not to have it in the water?
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by piker 2y ago
Is the Earth bright like that due to the moonlight reflecting back?
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by piker 2y ago
Adverse selection would be a big issue, but actually perhaps if the indemnity only covers defense, an insurer would be willing to take more risk (and have expertise in batting away these claims.)
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by piker 2y ago
Is that about as well as we understand the formation of the universe? /s
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by piker 2y ago
Unreadable on a phone without zooming and panning. A little CSS wouldn’t be a bad thing here.
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by piker 2y ago
My own [local government] is so stupid its own massive 7-figure park project got blocked by [local government] planning halfway through. For about a year instead of a park we’ve had two massive holes surrounded by fences. Too many taxes, to
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by piker 2y ago
Also worth noting that a more detailed write up of the business elements would likely go down very well here!
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by piker 2y ago
Great read. This was particularly funny. > A mock-up of PerfectTablePlan, including icons I did myself, was used without our permission by Sony in their ‘Big day’ TV comedy series. I threated them with legal action. Years later, I am sti
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by piker 2y ago
Keep telling yourself that buddy.
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by piker 2y ago
No, this is a deterrent device.
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by piker 2y ago
Can you imagine how many LinkedIn thought leaders are going to be in attendance? Perhaps the greatest gathering of minds since the Manhattan Project.
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by piker 2y ago
To be fair, Cornell is public. Edit: my mistake. I’ve always heard it referred to as a “state school” which is true given its land grant status and SUNY affiliation, but it is private.
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by piker 2y ago
Per capita GDP on par with Mississippi, half the sunny days of Seattle. 20% sales tax (VAT) after approx 50% total income tax.
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by piker 2y ago
You will earn 1/3 of what you could in the U.S. in the UK. You will pay much more in taxes and have much higher fixed real estate expenses (mortgage, lease etc). Your economic opportunities will cease to exist. Your standard of living
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by piker 2y ago
Agree or disagree with the premise, no doubt this sort of declaration grounds export controls and other regulations which do inhibit development extra-jurisdictionally.
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by piker 2y ago
https://melatonin.dev/blog/code-signing-on-windows-with-azur... is the way forward if you haven't found a solution already.
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by piker 2y ago
At the graduate level there are a number of resources which can illustrate the difference between admissions standards for people from “underrepresented minority” (URM) groups and non-URMs. They manifest as materially lower LSAT scores and
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by piker 2y ago
How deep in the talent pool does Google usually go? It seems to me many HBCUs end up somewhere in the middle of the rankings. I don’t think Google went out of its way to interview at my middling state school. Should HBCUs get a boost?
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by piker 2y ago
> Why do you think there aren't incentives at play here in whats being cut? Because it seems across-the-board with some limited exceptions.

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