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The pattern continues for the whole series, but it would be tiresome to post them all. At least the author took the time to rewrite, rather than simply copy and paste text extracted from my posts. But the graphics were just snatched wholesale, and of course none of it is attributed to me.

I mean come on, man. I don’t even get to live in San Francisco. I live in one of the more expensive parts of New Jersey, where people from San Francisco come to downscale and improve monthly cash flow. Ok, that’s false, but it does strangely bother me more that I’ve been ripped off by someone who is probably a verified member of the privileged tech class. Maybe this is related to why he’s an ex-Googler. Who knows? But seriously, privileged people should not steal. It’s like taking two flutes of champagne from the tray at a fundraiser. There’s only so much ripping off that can be tolerated in a given period of time, and I think we should save that for people who need it.

So, James, if you’re looking to raise your profile and give your company a boost, the best way is persistent work. You can try an end run around that lamentable fact, but it will almost always come back to haunt you later. Like this.

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