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by projectramo 7y ago
I thought people would comment on this: >Such a share of transactions is “sufficiently large to have an observable impact on real estate prices,” the report said. It estimated that dirty money pushed B.C. home prices 3.7% to 7.5% higher
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by projectramo 7y ago
There are many reasons not to continue to be promoted (limited spots at the top being the primary reason). Sales -> Management is a unique story though. Sales people are often competitive with each other. It would be interesting to know
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by projectramo 7y ago
What it used to mean to say someone was good at math was that they were very good at quickly solving complicated math in their head. One documentary I saw claimed that this is what they looked for at Oxford and Cambridge for their math prog
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by projectramo 7y ago
Its just a strange thing to hear people say a physics masters is useful because it demonstrates your capacity to learn the same material as a computer science undergrad. I certainly respect a physics degree for the same reason I respect a m
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by projectramo 7y ago
People vs things is not a thing. Imagine someone wrote a paper that said men are horrible at management or anything collaborative because all their testosterone makes them so angry that they simply get too emotional to work with others. If
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by projectramo 7y ago
I think this argument would carry more weight if, you know, the numbers had changed. If the top spots in the highest paid fields (finance, medicine, management, research, technology, media, government) were actually reasonably close to pari
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by projectramo 7y ago
I had a C64 but no software, so I had to make my own by typing out the code from these books by hand. I love them though be warned that the programs are much simpler than the covers would lead one to believe. When I was done, I realized I k
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by projectramo 7y ago
I thought I could easily tell the difference till I read this article...
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by projectramo 7y ago
I think you’re thinking of it wrong. It’s the journey not the destination. As long as you’re excited to learn things, try things, make things you’re okay. It would be better to be a new writer excited to write a crap book than to be a Steph
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Amazon failed at laddering. Laddering is an attempt to de-position a competitor(profgalloway.com)
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by projectramo 8y ago
Having read Bad Blood, I kind of believe it. Hear me out (also have not seen it). I really think that she thought she could make the machines work. I think Holmes and Balwani thought that, given enough time and enough smart people they woul
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by projectramo 8y ago
Wait, you're telling me the Tesla doesn't drive??!!! They've fooled so many people!
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by projectramo 8y ago
Can't believe the founder just built v1.0 over a weekend. Cleary they didn't know that they should have learned serverless, functional programming, and then iterated through 4 different front end frameworks before they actually bu
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by projectramo 8y ago
That is great. It seems like a lot of work. I have often wondered how hard it would be to find an honest, reliable contractor if I were to get a property in a distant city. I would be happy to outsource all that work to you, and I hope you
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by projectramo 8y ago
Exactly what I was looking for, thank you. Weird that they have so many of them on "mail fraud." That part confuses me more than it enlightens me.
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by projectramo 8y ago
This is a much needed service, and I feel like I've seen a lot of people enter this space but I wonder what happens to all of them after a few months. They seem to disappear. The main question I have is: which cities do you operate in?
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by projectramo 8y ago
I understand why it is unethical, but what law did they break? The coach is not a government employee, so aren't you legally permitted to bribe them?
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by projectramo 8y ago
Pretty good so far, but I don't see anything about IoT, drones, and solar power anywhere.
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by projectramo 8y ago
Aren't their mailing costs involved in buying directly from the website? And those Amazon costs are much higher than I would have thought.
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by projectramo 8y ago
YC is different. Consider: "YC’s terms, which see it investing $150,000 in exchange for 7 percent of each company — a stake that it can maintain throughout the company’s life it it so chooses, per its pact with its founders." If t
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by projectramo 8y ago
So you are describing the end effect and the program figures out what you want? Wow. This post has inspired me. I want to add a comment here that: 1. makes you laugh 2. blows your mind with its insight 3. is considered deeply relevant I can
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by projectramo 8y ago
I found no dose effect (weird, intuitively, I know). I ate a packet of gummy bears that, I didn't realize, turned out to be melatonin gummies! I think the packet had something like 15 mg. I was on a flight from china and had barely sle
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by projectramo 8y ago
I have the same concerns and every doctor I ask tells me the study show no long term effects at all. One explanation: I tend to take melatonin when I am very tired and didn't get enough sleep the previous night. But on those nights I s
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by projectramo 8y ago
I don't think the issue with your feedback is that it is unkind, but that it is not specific. "Cheap" is not a type of design. "Probably a quickly modified free template" does not say what you found wrong with it. &
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by projectramo 8y ago
I hope you can C that there aren't enough puns, so get with the program. You need beta testing than this, and then come back. If I were your boss I would not give you arrays.
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by projectramo 8y ago
To be fair, s/he was responding to "Today you have to download and understand a stack of tools and languages before you get anything printing on the screen." It is true that people don't generally ship code written in de
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by projectramo 8y ago
I guess I'm more interested in whether my ability to learn machine learning (or whatever the equivalent is in 10 years) will decrease over whether I'll be able to remember a 7 digit number. Call that what you will. I am confused a
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by projectramo 8y ago
Disappointed by the tasks they chose. This is because the data is collected in a lab but we have so much more data these days. Does anyone work for Udacity/EdX/Coursera? I would be interested to know if/how performance on tho
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by projectramo 8y ago
What if the article is aimed at people who didn't know that?
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by projectramo 8y ago
I think you think I am saying the opposite of what I think I am saying.

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