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811.
by raincom 4y ago
Good teachers prefer to work at schools where students are more responsive. Usually, this happens when parents of students involve in kids' education.
812.
by raincom 4y ago
They even had a tech company within citi. https://www.citigroup.com/citi/news/2009/090120e.htm
813.
by raincom 4y ago
Classification, at best, helps in developing heuristics. Such a classifying activity can never become a scientific theory. There are two things. (1) what makes some phenomenon, any phenomenon, into X? This is the identity question. (2) Give
814.
by raincom 4y ago
It is called "kinesthesia", which is important in playing musical instruments, sports, flying aircraft, etc. With respect to flying, pilots trained by Army (navy, airforce) develop these skills far better than those directly recru
815.
by raincom 4y ago
I heard Google has a good work-life balance. Any changes at Google of late? Like 10% pip?
816.
by raincom 4y ago
During the bull runs, all time highs are achieved with the aid of leverage and derivatives.
817.
by raincom 4y ago
It is called “legal fiction”, as judges and lawyers call it among themselves.
818.
by raincom 4y ago
Just spoke to a friend who worked for Mpoyo. Cubans used snake's venom to treat Parkinson's disease.
819.
by raincom 4y ago
Don't trust any company that sells "Swiss neutrality" in the name of security. Mitto AG is the 21st century Crypto AG, who sold secure phones to almost all countries, so that the five eyes can spy on diplomatic communications
820.
by raincom 4y ago
Sorry, if I said L-dopa cures Parkinson's. Oliver Sachs wrote about L-dopa and encephalitis lethargica: initially, it awakens people frozen from lethargica--later it creates problems. So, it is not a cure, but has major 'side-effe
821.
by raincom 4y ago
L-Dopa is used to treat Parkison's Disease and encephalitis lethargica. Cuba long time ago has developed a technique to implant nervous cells deep in the brain to fix Parkison's.
822.
by raincom 4y ago
You can find some kind of experimental evidence for your hypothesis that " the neurological process of seeing and the neurological process of being consciously aware of what I'm seeing are not the same thing" in this book: Ph
823.
by raincom 4y ago
Do people leave FAANG jobs every three months? I thought they stay there for three years to get promotions and then leave
824.
by raincom 5y ago
Majority of academic books are purchased by university libraries. And these libraries want hardcover books. In this case, this book as 3000 pages, almost 10 books long. So, it is 100 USD for a 300 pages book.
825.
by raincom 5y ago
I had such jobs for four years. Because of low-pay (low-pay due to low-skill), because of odd-schedules, there is no way to get out, without some external help. Basically, people keep these shitty jobs as they need to pay rent, and rent nee
826.
by raincom 5y ago
Maybe, these three areas don’t generate much ad revenue!!
827.
by raincom 5y ago
So, it must be a bad idea to shove the data of multiple customers in a single table controlled by some column name ('tenant').
828.
by raincom 5y ago
I don't think so, as long as investors hold the stock, as long as customers keep paying Atlassian.
829.
by raincom 5y ago
Actually, both statements boil down to the same with little modifications: (a) being out of touch with the audience is same as (b) the audience typically only going to see movies that they are likely to enjoy. (a) is broader than (b), can s
830.
by raincom 5y ago
Here is how people get recognized: (a) don't fix the existing stuff (b) write a new tool to solve some problems, but not all problems (c) get promoted, collect bonus (d) Don't stay no more than two years, and jump to another compa
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by raincom 5y ago
They exist in the platonic world, and we access them. That's what neo-platonism in Philosophy of Mathematics is about.
832.
by raincom 5y ago
It is not Starbucks barista or some amazon warehouse worker, who is bidding up for two homes, but those with fat 401ks and cushy jobs are. Even 10% of people can push the inflation.
833.
by raincom 5y ago
As rents go up, these rents eat up most of the wages, thereby increasing wages. Increasing wages cause inflation, and it is called "cost-push inflation", as both cost of goods, cost of services include wages.
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by raincom 5y ago
The issue is: whether the policy of LVT funding GBI has political support in legislative bodies? I don’t think so since the majority of legislators come from upper classes.
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by raincom 5y ago
It will increase the cost of labor (that is, hourly wages, salaries). In other words, UBI sets a floor to wages. As one transitions from non-UBI regime to that of UBI, in this transitory period cost-push inflation occurs due to the increase
836.
by raincom 5y ago
Wow, unbelievably vicious. Usually, a generic recommendation letter without any specifics is negative enough. Many professors don't want to write such recommendation letters.
837.
by raincom 5y ago
Wasn’t how Fox News born?
838.
by raincom 5y ago
Does he do it for those who haven’t asked for his recommendation letter? Or he does it for those who asks for his recommendation letter?
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by raincom 5y ago
Also more journals will be created:)
840.
by raincom 5y ago
One of the ways hedge funds do, or used to, do is this strategy: trade a ticker very regularly (every other day, or thrice a week), then get the insider info, make the profit in that week. Then buy and sell. A month later, move on to anothe

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