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jacobheller
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About jacobheller
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Comment #40123616
Very slick and potentially very powerful. After a few minutes playing with it, I have a few recommendations: - Variables should have more types, like an array of objects - Promptin…
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Comment #14242531
Casetext | Software Engineer, Research Scientist, Machine Learning Engineers, and More | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE This is an insanely fun time to join us. If you are interested i…
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Comment #13307629
Our startup, Casetext (YCS13) was mentioned a few times here, so I thought I'd stop in. The crux of the article is that most legal research solutions have ignored the immense power…
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Comment #10337126
As of Tuesday at midnight, here's what you see at http://upvoted.com : http://i.imgur.com/KsnPvXN.png
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Comment #10024798
Here's the full text of the case for those interested: https://casetext.com/case/united-states-v-bentley-13
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Comment #10014028
A really good book to read on the subject is AnnaLee Saxenian's Regional Advantage: Culture and Competition in Silicon Valley and Route 128 ( http://www.amazon.com/Regional-Advanta…
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Comment #10013249
For what it's worth, the author, Ira Rothken, has been litigating these cases for well over a decade. Notably, he is Kim Dotcom's lawyer for Megaupload-related litigation. It's rea…
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Comment #9978609
Sigh indeed. The CFAA is a scary statute and it's being used in all kinds of ways.
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Comment #9978591
Keep in mind that there are a lot of lawsuits that are done for strategic reasons, even where the factual grounding isn't super strong. I'm not saying that's necessarily happening …