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by merely-unlikely 6y ago
I meant more industry specific news rather than general news. Organizations that cover niche topics, usually catering towards businesses or investors rather than the general public. In my case it's things like Covenant Review, Xtract R
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by merely-unlikely 6y ago
Boring, facts and research based industry/financial news exists. But it can cost upwards of a couple hundred thousand dollars per year. If you want real news, you'll have to pay for it.
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by merely-unlikely 6y ago
A payment processor would help with this. Basic idea is you would buy a good online but you wouldn’t pay the merchant directly. You would pay a payments processor who would pay the merchant from its account. Somewhat similar to using Visa o
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by merely-unlikely 6y ago
I agree and I’d go further that when possible having the student code their own solution would be far more educational than using a package/software someone else built
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by merely-unlikely 6y ago
“Why don't you put in the work to find a solution instead of demanding others do it for you?” I think that’s what OP is criticizing the author for. It’s far easier to point out problems (especially when lots of other people have alread
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by merely-unlikely 6y ago
In college my classes in the business school would hand out binders containing the PowerPoint decks for the whole semester and would usually make them available online as well (some were even accessible to the public). Classes were also rec
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by merely-unlikely 6y ago
In my school Google Docs caught on because students opted to use them for collaboration. Then teachers caught on. Then the school caught on. Google was successful by first winning the users rather than selling to the school directly (though