How does the “flattening” affect equity grants. With fewer employees, does each get larger equity stakes?

A newspaper ran a contest to write prose in the style of Graham Greene. Greene sent in the opening two paragraphs of an unfinished work. He came in _second_ in the contest. Many years later, Greene sent in an entry to a similar contest. This time he didn’t win any prizes but got an honorable mention from the judges.

Love to see the evals on this one!

> I still remember the people arguing that lightning is just fine and we don't need usb-c. It's true, they existed.

Before that, many of them argued that powerpcs were better than x86. :)

What is meant by snapshot testing in this context?

That is an LCA requirement. The company did well to publish this at a place where employees frequent.

And Aung San Suu Kyi.

>Why should that obligation be proportional (or progressively proportional) to the wealth you have and not to the resources you use (or wealth you have in that country).

This is analogous to asking why should software be priced on value delivered, vs priced on costs incurred in producing. Value pricing is much more common.

The value you derive from living in the country of your residence is higher that your poorer neighbors; hence you are charged more.

Subsequent year, probably. In later years, no. Massachusetts is case study on this.

What happened in Massachusetts?

Seems like the point is what’s not happening there