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901.
by wang_li 7y ago
>Every company in YC Winter 2019 issues half its ownership to a pool. Every company receives, in return, shares of the YCW19 fund. Employee stock options are 100% issued from the YCW19 fund. And thus CDOs were invented...
902.
by wang_li 7y ago
This could be easily resolved by making all insider trades happen at the worst price during the preceding and succeeding quarters. Or two quarters before and after the trade. Just make sure that the pricing and the criminal charge for faili
903.
by wang_li 8y ago
Put on a burka and ride a hoover board.
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by wang_li 8y ago
Technically ESC is the shortcut key for ctrl-[.
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by wang_li 8y ago
> 2) Using that email access to "inadvertently" upload the information of their email contacts.[1] If they wanted to show proper contrition, they'd not only delete that information from their systems, they'd also remo
906.
by wang_li 8y ago
There's no penalties unless they're not paying in which case this is a different problem than student loan debt in general. Another issue with this is that the vast majority of students hold way less than $50k in debt. This would
907.
by wang_li 8y ago
After Wickard v Filburn, and more recently Gonzales v Raich, everything effects interstate commerce.
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by wang_li 8y ago
Citing professionalism isn't a quip, it's shorthand for a code of conduct and long accepted practices of interaction with others. May I ask how the word "shitty" more truthful than "poorly written" or "com
909.
by wang_li 8y ago
Or there is a whole suite of behavior and conduct with well thought out reasons that have been comprehensively debated over the years that have been put under the rubric of professionalism and there is zero reason to rehash the same argumen
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by wang_li 8y ago
Professionalism.
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by wang_li 8y ago
Nothing controversial at all. Just a bunch of folks speculating about it with a lack of information. There's an RFC about this and a nice wikipedia page. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Country_code_top-level_domain
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by wang_li 8y ago
I should have said cause rather than effect. Men are not good at spatial reasoning because they play video games, but rather they play video games because they are good at spacial reasoning. Of course I mean the types of video games for whi
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by wang_li 8y ago
You can look at the ASVAB test used by the military since 1968. One of the categories of the first iteration of the test was space perception. Studies of ASVAB results between men and women have found that men score higher on the composite
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by wang_li 8y ago
Men having an affinity for certain types of video games is a symptom not an effect. The difference between the sexes in this area existed before video games were a thing.
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by wang_li 8y ago
>consider isolating them with thermal material This only slows down the transfer of heat, both in and out. I'd be surprised if anything useful would come of this as eventually the cap is going to achieve equilibrium with the environ
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by wang_li 8y ago
Announcing you have no cameras answers questions about privacy and about security. Announcing you're not a murderer only says you claim not to kill people unlawfully.
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by wang_li 8y ago
"Whoa!!!!!!"
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by wang_li 8y ago
Not to mention that you're the lowest priority when something does go wrong.
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by wang_li 8y ago
It's going to be tough to retrofit canals into all major cities.
920.
by wang_li 8y ago
I agree that no one who is reasonable thinks that Americans who travel to Canada get to exercise the rights they hold as Americans in America. But is having a concealed carry permit in your wallet a reasonable indication that you have a gun
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by wang_li 8y ago
I was flying from Seattle to Rome with a connecting flight in Dublin. In both Rome and Dublin I had to go through immigration (that is, present my passport) and in Dublin I had my carry on X-rayed again. Upon arrival in Rome, after clearing
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by wang_li 8y ago
Ignoring the silly stuff the parent poster wrote, the facts available indicate that by millions of people's analysis the US is the best country on Earth. The US naturalizes a million immigrants every year and has done so for the last t
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by wang_li 8y ago
Reading a story like this, which is based entirely upon the information provided by Gal, and drawing any widespread conclusion about travel into the US is utterly irrational. From this story there is zero ability to determine if it really h
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by wang_li 8y ago
I've had to go through security and immigration when flying through Dublin and Seoul. So I don't think you can exempt Europe and Asia from the list.
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by wang_li 8y ago
Americans who have concealed carry permits on their person when entering Canada will have their vehicle searched with a fine toothed comb.
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by wang_li 8y ago
I get where you're coming from, but it wouldn't be $50/mo. These costs adjust with the cost of labor and land and so on. In the US the median household income is around $60,000/year. People pay ~$600/year for trash
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by wang_li 8y ago
Your post to me is quite strange because it describes a problem that has a certain floor on poverty, but then claims those being spoken about live below that floor. If you have plastic bottles, cans, and etc. you are not so poor as to be un
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by wang_li 8y ago
This is just using being "poor" to make excuses for bad behaviors. It's such a common occurrence in the West that people don't even think whether it is valid or not. It doesn't take copious amounts of money to not l
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by wang_li 8y ago
The question here isn't whether Facebook/Twitter/etc. have a right to control what is on their platform, they absolutely do. The question is whether there should be safe harbor provisions that protect them from legal repercus
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by wang_li 8y ago
I have a challenge for you, or anyone really. Translate Gettysburg Address into your programming language of choice and present it here for determining of those fluent in your chosen language understand what you have translated. Constraints

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