IANAL, this is also for UK. I as well was employed in the UK last year and had my contract checked by a lawyer. The contract contained few vague clauses regarding IP discovered during the term of the employment and some…
Actually I do rack up about that much here in London. Can't switch to a yearly plan since I won't be staying that long. And that's nothing compared to other bills :)
-Managed to : quit my day job, start a startup fulltime, release a product. scored few customers. Market has long established players but we have a unique differentiating approach. -Not yet managed to : ramen…
> Of all the graduate students I met, you could more or less divide them into two classes Agree. I almost went for it as well, though for a challenge and as a competition - publish the best paper in the best…
There is another "trick" solution : Let's denote a point when the fly turns around to be a step. Then just notice, from any one step the next, the fly travels exactly 1.5x the distance of any of the bicycles, since it…
>Turns out that there’s a strong correlation between a student’s grade and their assessment of the professor’s abilities. In my experience with classmates, it initially might also look like this correlation is true,…
IANAL, this is also for UK. I as well was employed in the UK last year and had my contract checked by a lawyer. The contract contained few vague clauses regarding IP discovered during the term of the employment and some…
Actually I do rack up about that much here in London. Can't switch to a yearly plan since I won't be staying that long. And that's nothing compared to other bills :)
-Managed to : quit my day job, start a startup fulltime, release a product. scored few customers. Market has long established players but we have a unique differentiating approach. -Not yet managed to : ramen…
> Of all the graduate students I met, you could more or less divide them into two classes Agree. I almost went for it as well, though for a challenge and as a competition - publish the best paper in the best…
There is another "trick" solution : Let's denote a point when the fly turns around to be a step. Then just notice, from any one step the next, the fly travels exactly 1.5x the distance of any of the bicycles, since it…
>Turns out that there’s a strong correlation between a student’s grade and their assessment of the professor’s abilities. In my experience with classmates, it initially might also look like this correlation is true,…