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by wutangson1 4y ago
> "Serious students are largely only found in degree programs that have weeder courses". I am unconvinced by that logic. Serious students are there to learn from competent teachers- i.e. someone that is proficient in the art
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by wutangson1 5y ago
Actually, thank you for posting this question. Before having to step down, the former Attorney General for New York began publicly to take a serious look at provisions like these which he felt were contrary to public policy. Despite wha
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by wutangson1 5y ago
Is this in Cali? Pretty sure non-competes are unenforceable there regardless. Good for you that you actually read the contract. What is the time frame for these provisions- 1 year, 5 years?
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by wutangson1 5y ago
The link you posted, and swatting in general, involves a whole lot more than merely an anonymous tip to establish probable cause. Two totally different things.
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by wutangson1 5y ago
An anonymous tip alone is very likely insufficient probable cause for any judge to sign off on a warrant to execute a guns blazing search inside a home.
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by wutangson1 5y ago
so, there is something rotten in Denmark
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by wutangson1 5y ago
not to break/bend the rules, but simply commenting that this is a great submission
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by wutangson1 5y ago
Certainly UMich showed immeasurably more integrity than Stanford with that Saloner-Gruenfeld debacle. Good for them
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by wutangson1 5y ago
Could it all be so simple? At the very least, would the Statement of Cash Flows need to be massaged as well?
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by wutangson1 5y ago
Sure. Just like blockchain- or any other decentralized ledger- may be a tremendously disruptive technology for property recording, sale/transfer, and financing in the future (compared to the current archaic system of deeds/titles
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by wutangson1 5y ago
Your comments throughout the thread are insightful & actionable. Yet, I will say that accountingcoach.com is the online resource that provides reliable and clear definitions & explanations for accounting terms. At least in the US w
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by wutangson1 5y ago
But “a ledger” is not a directed graph of accounts, is it? There is no ‘from - to’ in a ledger. A ledger simply reorganizes the transactions from chronological order (aka journal entries) into subject/account headings. Not the same, bu
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by wutangson1 5y ago
not actually contra. Those extra cents selling at retail prices need a lot of volume to break even given employees, property taxes, maintenance. That's why there is always something on the property to sell- convenience store, car mech
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by wutangson1 5y ago
This makes a lot of sense. The wiki article begs the question, why not the same etymological analysis for the prefix 'epi' for the Epiphany/Επιφανεια? Επι+φανεια = epi + appear. Of course, adding prefixes to established wor
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by wutangson1 5y ago
In fact, I was in your core Ops Management course, but I dropped it & completed the requirement with another instructor. I hope you’re enjoying Phillie; I’m still in Chicago. BTW, I really enjoy your blog posts!
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by wutangson1 5y ago
Given how much they are used, the market disagrees with your preference
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by wutangson1 5y ago
Gad is one of the professors at Kellogg that is a little full of himself- perhaps, most all of the Ops Management profs are. I anticipated some application of Little's Law or other Ops formula, instead of merely begging the question. W
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by wutangson1 5y ago
It's really hard to follow your logic, especially your version of the 'facts'. The Myceneans are proven to be Greek beyond doubt, and their writing system Linear B is Greek- is a settled among scholars. The Minoans, outside
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by wutangson1 5y ago
Well, that English chap Ventris proved that the Myceneans were in fact Greek, as per his “Greek nightmare”, but was killed before he could prove that Linear A & hence the Minoans were Greek. But the majority of scholars contend that Kin
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by wutangson1 5y ago
I think the joke was 'Black Water' the infamous mercenary security company
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by wutangson1 6y ago
the joke is the basis for the SNL skit of 'celebrity jeopardy' portraying Sean Connery.
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by wutangson1 6y ago
Oh, the irony
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by wutangson1 6y ago
>"There's a long road between the lab and production" Very well put, and often overlooked. As is the road to actual viable commercialization.
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by wutangson1 6y ago
So, if fine from waste/recycled vegetable oil, the idea is not per de dumb. The industrial part could be tweaked sure. Corn & soybeans are global commodities, so to suggest it competes with food is not an accurate reflection of how
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by wutangson1 6y ago
Lol, kids, do not try this at home!
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by wutangson1 7y ago
This is very well articulated, but very disappointing to see so-called expert in their field orthopedic doctors advise their patients with the exact opposite.
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by wutangson1 7y ago
Epic twitter thread
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by wutangson1 7y ago
Not necessarily. Sure, the 'fake reviews' may not fit neatly into a malpractice claim- a negligence tort- win for the plaintiff. But, if the plaintiff- Ms. Wolfe- can prove that the fake reviews were intentionally orchestrated by
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by wutangson1 8y ago
Thank you. I suppose for me the 'cognitive load' of parsing whole parenthetical phrases and double negatives is more taxing than shifting from 2nd gear back into neutral.
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by wutangson1 8y ago
"That doesn't make it not obviously worse for the task than an automatic" what in the lawerly language are you trying to say?

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