site-packages1

10 ms·

61.
by site-packages1 4y ago
I have walked through github code that a candidate has posted on their resume, asking about choices made as we went, potential improvements, etc. and usually the answers were some version of "the instructor said we should do it that wa
62.
by site-packages1 4y ago
The Statute of Frauds sets the limit over which a contract has to be in writing, and other things. Not all contracts have to be in writing. Additionally, while contracts are generally signed by both parties, it actually, when a written&#x2F
63.
by site-packages1 4y ago
I think the difference here is between what contract law states under common law and what people imagine it to state. I agree it feels weird to say hey I offer you X for a house and you accept then we're under contract. It's such
64.
by site-packages1 4y ago
I don't think I quite understand. In traditional contract flow, taking out unrelated things: one person presents an offer, the other person accepts that offer, and on acceptance a contract is created. It doesn't then go back to th
65.
by site-packages1 4y ago
Indeed, however an offer by itself doesn't create anything binding. One of the other critical pieces is the acceptance of that offer. Otherwise we'd have situations where someone was forced to sell their house simply for being in
66.
by site-packages1 4y ago
Advertising seems like a bit of a red herring here, given that the domain wasn't advertised. My understanding from reading is that the DomainAgents people sent an unsolicited offer on behalf of Jump for $2,500. I could be wrong on that
67.
by site-packages1 4y ago
IANAL, but: According to the message history in the court filings, Merryman responded on July 1: “The price for wormhole.com is a firm US $ 50,000. -Dick-.” To Merryman’s surprise, Jump agreed. Indicates that there was a counteroffer for $5
68.
by site-packages1 4y ago
In these cases the remedies are usually either specific performance or monetary compensation. Specific performance is when they enforce the contract to its terms, which would be the transfer of the domain, and this remedy is usually used in
69.
by site-packages1 4y ago
This is classic offer and acceptance in contract law. If you did indeed offer, in writing, $50k for that person's house in something that wasn't a joke offer, and then other person accepted for whatever reason before you rescinded
70.
by site-packages1 4y ago
I would say this is a valid contract, as much as I don't like siding with scummy crypto people (scummy might be redundant here). A contract requires several things to form. According to LLI[1] these are: The basic elements required for
71.
by site-packages1 4y ago
My friends and family do. I check in at a place on Swarm and get comments from friends, or if friends are already out in the area but we didn't explicitly coordinate we will find each other if desired. It's also nice to look back
72.
by site-packages1 4y ago
Field Notes[1] notebook with something like a pilot slim pen[2] has been perfect for every day carrying in my shirt pocket or back pocket and is producible at a moment's notice. [1] https://fieldnotesbrand.com/products&
73.
by site-packages1 4y ago
There are lots of reasons to use heavier, higher quality, acid-free paper inside one's notebooks. The regular notebooks work ok, better notebooks are objectively better in many practical metrics as well as impractical metrics.
74.
by site-packages1 4y ago
Totally off topic, but I loved JustWorks sooooooo much. When we got big enough to hire an actual dedicated HR department, people were unhappier in comparison, though JW is pretty expensive past a certain scale so it makes sense. It's l
75.
by site-packages1 4y ago
Doesn't the "overhead cost" entirely depend on the business size, scope, location, employees, etc.? $800 is a lot of overhead for many tech companies.
76.
by site-packages1 5y ago
Fastmail is amazing. I like it so much I started paying for the three years in advance plan.
77.
by site-packages1 5y ago
HOA actions seem like exactly the sort of thing I should be receiving by mail. I think this thread is referring to not wanting things like "To {YOUR_NAME} or Current Resident" or spam offers via mail, which are a waste.
78.
by site-packages1 5y ago
Like draw.io with fewer features overall but some additional icons.
79.
by site-packages1 5y ago
I do this same thing, it has worked really well. I browse the all subreddit and aggressively block/filter subreddits that are of no interest, then smaller subreddits start bubbling up and all becomes relatively good for finding new con
80.
by site-packages1 5y ago
I have seen it happen through complaints reaching the all subreddit. However it only seemed to happen to subreddits that were peddling deep hatred against outgroups like people of color, overweight people, or were just vile. Your comment ma
81.
by site-packages1 5y ago
I have had good experiences renting on business trips with Turo itself. I wanted more exotic cars than what I might get at Hertz so created an account and all that. It's true the price goes up substantially from the originally stated r
82.
by site-packages1 5y ago
Not that I agree with civil forfeiture, in fact I'm highly against it, but I don't think of it as drug dealing even if the money comes from drugs. They police did not manufacture or sell the drugs, so it's a pretty big leap t
83.
by site-packages1 5y ago
Well said. Before we moved to ${MARQUEE_LOCATION} my partner and I made a couple visits of about 2 weeks each, each time staying in different neighborhoods. We decided it was right for us and made the move, and knew even what neighborhood w
84.
by site-packages1 5y ago
Doesn't this fail because we're looking at lots of stars spread out evenly, and so the farther you get away, the more stars fill the space?
85.
by site-packages1 5y ago
Isn't the paradox that if the universe is static in size or shrinking, eventually all the light would fill the sky into a blinding display, rather than dark. So it's a function of the universe expanding. https://en.wiki
86.
by site-packages1 5y ago
I am pretty good at devices like this. Have done a lot of raspberry pi development, arduino, nvidia jetson etc. for real ML production application. I ordered a Coral before and just had no luck. Worked for some contrived applications, but h
87.
by site-packages1 5y ago
I am an idiot. Would this mean that the time stays as it is right now (after the change from this past weekend)? Because I would love that so much.
88.
by site-packages1 5y ago
Well said, that's largely what I was getting at when discussing NASA and self driving vehicle type of applications.
89.
by site-packages1 5y ago
I don't do this anymore. Very draining to be an SRE. I remember one Christmas I worked until 2am because of SRE pages on software that, in retrospect, didn't need to even be up at the time. Google used to give us SRE bomber jacket
90.
by site-packages1 5y ago
I would love to try this, sounds like it solves a need my team currently uses Mermaid/Drawio/etc. for. But looks like it's behind an account setup screen. :(

More ›