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3y ago
Parts of Pac Heights, mid-outer Richmond and Sunset, Seacliff, Forest Hill, St. Francis Wood, West Portal, The Presidio, …
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3y ago
So…I can buy an X-15?
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Should probably include trade secrets for good measure
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I don’t think the parent is particularly clear about what it’s referring to or why the Apple decision would be binding. It just looks like two ships passing in the night over precedent vs estoppel.
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I don’t think this deserves t be downvoted. It’s just a misunderstanding. What you’re thinking of is a different concept in the US legal system called res judicata or issue preclusion.
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3y ago
What makes you say SSRIs are poison?
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Ask HN: Cereal Box Video Games?
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3y ago
You can use chemicals too.
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Potentially for something like fraud. There could also maybe be a False Claims Act suit here.
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If you have a house but no money, I don’t think the government should take and sell your house to pay for those services. And if they did, you’d probably cause the government to incur more costs providing for you as a homeless person than i
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I’m 100% in favor of recouping the money via other taxes. My motivation for being against property tax on primary residences is my belief that if you own a single family home free and clear, no one should be able to take it away from you si
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True. We should do the opposite and eliminate property taxes on primary residences.
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That’s my point. If/when he breaches he has to pay your fees for suing him. It’s a contingency lawyer’s dream.
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Contract wherein Musk pays all legal fees would be pretty trustworthy
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Just wanna say Roblox pays FU money and I’d totally go to San Mateo for it but wouldn’t for non-FU money.
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Economists love to imagine spheres.
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FYI technology execs stopped citing Capex vs Opex as a driver of cloud use years ago. Source: my day job consisted of interviewing F500 tech execs about why they were moving to the cloud, among other things.
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Their points are still worth something, too.
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There are certainly situations where an adverse result in a lawsuit can lead to layoffs despite being a “one-off event”. I’ve worked on at least a few that were genuine “bet the company” cases. But a $245M loss is typically not in the ballp
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The legal stuff works. I remember bickering with a Comcast agent once, and after saying “you see, this contract is a legally binding agreement between us…” I got escalated right away.
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As someone who used to broker Lexis data, lemme tell you, you don’t want what comes out of their API either.
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3y ago
Do your parents turn into pig monsters if they eat the food?
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3y ago
As someone who used to work occasionally on explaining 3GPP/2 to laypeople, I’d call “remarkably challenging” an understatement.
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Why not use another group taking an amphetamine in addition to one taking an inert placebo?
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3y ago
There’s genetic testing now that can help us avoid some of these problems.
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So much this. Some years ago I was deep in the post-processing rabbit hole (and printing - thanks, Nick Brandt) and at one point after spending like 5 hours in PS I thought “why the hell am I doing this?” and never looked back. There’s some
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If there’s a private right of action you can bet the class action lawyers will do the enforcing.
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I still have nightmares about Twisted’s documentation.
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It’s worth a try, but pretty disappointing to be getting an injection every week for a year and not have anything to show for it.
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What a red herring. Whether or not the photographer controls the dynamic range of the film has nothing to do with whether the range is wide enough or whether the film has a density curve suitable for photographing a black person.
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