williamscales

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by williamscales 10y ago
The twist here is that the options end up worthless despite the hard work of the employee that leads the company to be successful. The options are supposed to incentivise this. Something about the incentive structure is wonky---in the case
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by williamscales 11y ago
I think the general implication that's being suggested is that the FBI is all too happy to not know the details. It sets a dangerous precedent where these sorts of things are routed through contractors so that safeguards like the VEP a
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by williamscales 11y ago
Ha! In general I assume that the NSA is ahead in many areas that remain classified.
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by williamscales 11y ago
That's embarrassing. Isn't it the CFO's job to use his or her discretionary judgment when approving transfers? I think we need to fix business cultures rather than build tools to think for us...
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by williamscales 11y ago
What you describe in both cases is illegal.
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by williamscales 11y ago
Well, that and anti-development policies that result in a complete undersupply of housing. Opening up more housing supply would alleviate that inflationary pressure---so I'm wondering what the analogue is here, from a policy perspectiv
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by williamscales 11y ago
Is there a way that wealth could trickle down? Are there investments that the very wealthy could pursue that would reflect in the broader economy? Or am I misunderstanding. When the cost of goods and services eventually rises, will that res
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by williamscales 11y ago
When you are locked out of AWS you must sign an affidavit and provide photo ID. Seems similar to me.
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by williamscales 11y ago
Something is wrong with your cert
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by williamscales 12y ago
Awesome looking music player. I will certainly be trying out your project---and mille mercis for putting in the effort of getting it into Debian Jessie. That is really going above and beyond.