I just went though a strikingly similar situation. The old company provided a counter offer that was higher than the new company's offer when I put in my notice. My decision to make the move boiled down to weighing the less obvious options...commute has turned out to be way more valuable than I had thought. I have better growth potential and a better job in general at the new place, but I really underestimated how lousy commuting was until mine became sub-five minutes. Don't disregard your time.
Indeed it is. Bigger than Tevatron, which was bigger than the Cyclotron, and so forth. The technology in question has been *slowly marching ahead incrementally since the 1960s, which is what Stephenson is pointing out.
Bingo. The issue is with timing / vs / incentive. The decision makers themselves would have been 'blacked out' regarding their stock holdings, so the legal issue would be with the announcement's timing, not with the decision itself. That said...HP's legal team was, without doubt, well involved. Good luck proving anything nefarious went down in court.
Hypothesis: Americans would watch a program about logging.
Prediction: They will.
Experiment: (see Discovery Channel lineup)
Outcome: Americans will watch a program about logging. There exist several.
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In what country do they use apostrophes for the unit grouping?
Apapuastrophe New Guinea.
I just went though a strikingly similar situation. The old company provided a counter offer that was higher than the new company's offer when I put in my notice. My decision to make the move boiled down to weighing the less obvious options...commute has turned out to be way more valuable than I had thought. I have better growth potential and a better job in general at the new place, but I really underestimated how lousy commuting was until mine became sub-five minutes. Don't disregard your time.
The clandestine nature of the whole thing leads me to believe Rossi has Atlas Shrugged on his mind. Be on the lookout for dollar sign cigarettes...
Hawaii begs to differ.
Indeed it is. Bigger than Tevatron, which was bigger than the Cyclotron, and so forth. The technology in question has been *slowly marching ahead incrementally since the 1960s, which is what Stephenson is pointing out.
You have my vote.
Or, rather the end user. Pesky agreements...
Not on a Kindle Fire. That much is certain.
+1 Informative
2015.
Well this confirms it.
Big waves are bad for nuke plants;
All must be shut down.
FT(haiku)FY
Right. Because Earth has been free of major issues from 1961 until now...
I'll continue to fill my free time working on personal projects or having sex or playing with my kids.
-1 questionable usage of "or"
I heard the devs are finding the bugs on iPhone killers and the bounties are paid in Bitcoins...
Ask Sony how well that works out...
Bingo. The issue is with timing / vs / incentive. The decision makers themselves would have been 'blacked out' regarding their stock holdings, so the legal issue would be with the announcement's timing, not with the decision itself. That said...HP's legal team was, without doubt, well involved. Good luck proving anything nefarious went down in court.
This is a unix system, I know this! This is a unix system, I know this! Oh god! Nooo!
As the stars slipped toward the horizon, they would change places in the sky, like partners in a square dance.
and
You would not need to be Luke Skywalker visiting his home planet of Tatooine in the movie "Star Wars" to watch the twin sunset.
...poor science reporting, but apt science reporting summarizing.
+1 incoherent
I can't find any fault with your line of reasoning. Disclaimer: I am wearing a giant horseshoe magnet as a hat.
You forgot the microphones, and laser/CMOS depth sensor. Troll harder.
Remove of the toe?
A few gaseous, gigantic planets may render your conclusion invalid.
I hate every ape I see...from chimp-an-A...to chimp-an-Z
Hypothesis: Americans would watch a program about logging.
Prediction: They will.
Experiment: (see Discovery Channel lineup)
Outcome: Americans will watch a program about logging. There exist several.