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Nice job! It would be nice to filter options (by location or services).
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"Withdrawals in all currencies will be offline for an additional 2-3 hours after other systems come online. If you submit a withdrawal request while withdrawals are offline, the withdrawal will be sent after withdrawals come online aga
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In addition, some people who have succeeded in the green card lottery actually oppose any change that makes immigration situation better. Maybe that's "us vs them" mentality?
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Ironically, Trump's agenda proposed exactly that system in August. So far there's very little support in House and Congress for some unknown reasons. http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/homeland-secu
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John Oliver's segment does cover Sinclair in detail: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvtNyOzGogc
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When you start trading, you quickly learn that regrets is the norm, and feel less bad about making mistakes.
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Not all jobs are software engineer, or are from Silicon Valley.
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No, it's not 18.03 (which is differential equation). Check the syllabus. http://www.ellerman.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Guidi-Not... Seems that after Gian-Carlo Rota died, the class is defunct.
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Check UT Austin, they admit a ton of international students every year. Undoubtedly UT Austin is a decent school, but it also milks a lot of money from international students. https://utexas.app.box.com/v/2016report Th
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FYI, many top schools (MIT, Harvard, etc.) have explicit quota on how many international undergrads are admitted per year (at MIT it's about 120 students, or 10 percent of undergrads). There is no such limit at grad level, since the m
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Assuming your goal is to be a better chess player (reaching expert/master level or up), the answer is no. Grandmasters typically charge exorbitant price (at least $50/hour, I recall that Lev can charge $300/hour), but the mai
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Shameless plug for my friend's startup, which has prototyped the concept and got a few customers for the last year. https://www.mirrorthatlook.com/
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For those who are interested, Edward Frenkel's book "Love and Math" chronicles his personal experience of taking such a test, and being denied entrance to Moscow State University despite superb performance in the exam. (He la
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I'm not talking about pay or salary, just career in general. There are a lot more than money matter here.
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Vietnamese here, can discuss some insights (although haven't visited my country since mid-2015, and later knowledge comes from reading local news, talking to friends, etc. so take any information here with a grain of salt). Unlike many
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True, but it should not have been mutually exclusive. Getting both the theoretical knowledge and practical knowledge would boost a person's career many folds.
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Met him twice during my time at MIT. A very nice, down to earth guy. We did get curious about his days as a football player for a while :)
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Check out MIT 6.824 which contains lecture notes and coding labs on Raft. (They used to teach Paxos but phased out a few years ago)
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How does the fee and investment portfolio differ from the traditional HSA banks (e.g. Select Account)?