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Comment #16102617
this shit happens - don't work with founders who show even the slightest sign that they are there to fuck you, because that means they are. not a lawyer/doctor/veterinarian etc - b…
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Comment #15841118
you would think! but the first sale doctrine gets weird where the following are concerned: - copyright - a terms of service violation (here, as governs the licensure of the code an…
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Comment #15445841
Well what else would you expect than that it's a game? After all, you get a shiny metal trophy at the end if you keep winning, and you'll keep getting more and bigger trophies afte…
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Comment #15445572
Luckily, part of the value of the activity is being able to question this premise. E.g. where "well what they're saying is not in the box we've been thinking in!" is not treated pr…
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Comment #15445403
No worries, I didn't exactly take it that way; I too meant it as you do. I.e the most competitive high school speech competitors don't compete in high school worlds competitions! T…
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Comment #15445367
Submitting printed sheets of bullet-pointed arguments with footnoted references is almost exactly what college policy is right now. Except: it is the full text of the cited evidenc…
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Comment #15445286
This is because American high school LDers are competing against each other, seeking out the most competitive circuit/format possible. Your reasoning goes a bit like this: > the Am…
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Comment #15444829
Debate is good at teaching you that truth-seeking is not exclusively or primarily the outcome of a speech act. Not even the ones which make truth some kind of goal (as a stellar ex…
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Comment #15444203
I may have some bad news for you the best at any highly competitive activity - when assembled together - will talk primarily about that thing.
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Comment #14574731
I'll own that I could see why you might think that I think a certain way but consider that we do not disagree? I pointed out that - with a premium on billing efficiency - the linch…
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Comment #14571944
Ah just saw this! So You might be assuming something about what counts as valuable business from the perspective of the firm or practitioner (or partner) -- consider that 'we have …
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Comment #14571810
Really?? The move away from standard billing had always felt like it would "always be in the future"; but I take that back if that's now A Thing in lit heavy on case research. Stil…
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Comment #14571366
I can vouch for the fact that legal technology as a category does not address the needs of lawyers. And which is obvious to most practicing attorneys. As an example: > "spend less …
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Comment #8370180
My guess would be you would want Cassandra, specifically to incur less overhead for empty values. I haven't built finance backtesting/monitoring infrastructure - which sounds exact…
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Comment #8126977
was this other people's experience? e.g. getting a refund?
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Comment #7985962
I think you've misunderstood my point, and in the process of doing that you've made one about which you are, in my experience, wrong. 1.) My point was to answer (here, I'm quoting)…
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Comment #7984081
The best in finance have most of their compensation on a perfomance-bonus basis. so for a highly sought after trading associate (real example, really high valued financial institut…
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Comment #5476067
"Palo Alto . . . is very clearly a college town". I think it's worth noting that Palo Alto is not very much of a college town at all.