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The Federalist Society is, generally speaking, an ultra-conservative interest group that has been the driving force behind Republican judicial nominations in the US for the past several decades. I do not think that there is anything inheren
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That's not the point. The point is that if someone can't do some of the easier Leetcode style problems, they probably didn't try to prepare at all, and that can be viewed as arrogant or lazy. I'm not disputing that binar
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Maybe she read this thread :)
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Yeah. If he's capable of building good stuff, but couldn't invert a binary tree, it suggests strongly that he didn't even bother to do a minimal amount of preparation, and Google is not unreasonable at all to want to filter o
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4y ago
> This person needs therapy, not more Leetcode practice. Well, sounds like they need a job, tbh...
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Yeah, this was a very confusing and unhelpful aspect of the post. It's not clear until too far in that it's not her. She should have prefaced it by saying it was reader-submitted (or however it ended up on her substack).
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4y ago
George Santos for speaker
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I can get more specific, but yes, I believe based on what I read of the article, that he gives the discipline of law, and lawyers, too much credit. I do think legal academia is superior to legal practice, so I think if one is exposed only t
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4y ago
Thanks
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As a dev turned lawyer turning dev again, I disagree with a lot of what this guy is saying. I think his view is rosy because he hasn't worked in law among practicing lawyers lol
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4y ago
Would now be a good time to buy Amazon stock? As others have noted on HN, this "recession" seems to exist mostly just in pplz heads
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4y ago
What resources have you been reading and watching?
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Also just adding to my earlier reply (can't edit), none of it is "complex" relative to the complexity of some of the concepts in computer science or more brainy parts of complicated professional software development.
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Just a nit: as a dev turned lawyer, I would say law firms don't need to be organized as they are. That's a whole topic, and I don't think it impairs your main point, just saying: don't assume anything in law is optimal,
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A minority. It's mostly about having stored legal rules in long term memory.
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The LSAT tests formal logic. Some of it is complicated. Much less of it is required for the practice of law. Src: scored 99.8th percentile on LSAT, tutored it, now working at major law firm
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4y ago
I don't think Elon or his would-be acolytes care about the environment anyways though.
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4y ago
Happy to chat about legal tech: samier_saeed@protonmail.com
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4y ago
Why does your website wanna use my microphone, dawg
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I had a longer and more comprehensive response, but it was also kind of mean, and I generally don't want to indulge the bad habit of political flame wars with random strangers on the internet. It's a habit I'd like to stow aw
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AH, I see Looks from the icon like it's the same franchise, not sure. But yeah, different idea for sure
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Really great seeing the Lawfare podcast on here.
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Well it's a game where you run around doing things like throwing apples at peoples' heads to knock them out, or do things like lure people into bathrooms by running the tap so that you can knock them out or kill them and steal the
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4y ago
Of himself, actually
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I second this. I am also playing through the 3 modern Hitman games rn. Not many comedy games out there, it's a niche genre, and I want moar
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> Bad compared to who? Whatever faults you'd lay at his feet were not only de rigueur for both Europeans and Muslims of his time, but exceeded in many dimensions of savagery by the indigenous cultures he encountered. At any rate, di
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Thought I was clicking on a Wikipedia article about a yoga pose.
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I think looking at the character of the people criticizing Fauci--who never provide any specifics or substance--as well as the character of the people who such people admire is a pretty good heuristic for determining whether I should give a
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I have been thinking of getting a FT subscription to complement my subscription to The Economist, but 69 USD per month?!?! Holy shit, I don't think so...
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Sounds like work that should be built upon, but also, the "both sides" bs it plays to is morally and intellectually weak. I'm pretty moderate (in the sense of having a weird basket of views, some quite "left", some
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