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by rimbo789 2y ago
Is there another budget tool other than excel? It’s the only one I’ve seen working in forecasting and budgeting in private and public sector
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by rimbo789 2y ago
This product should be banned and these guys should be forced to work a year at a textile mill for trying to build it
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by rimbo789 2y ago
Absolutely I expect it to be used to micromanage and abuse. Yes those behaviours already exist that’s why I know a tool that enables them will amphifly them
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by rimbo789 2y ago
Was it prosperous or just literally using slave labour? A huge amount of Americas wealth pre-civil war was built on Slavery and the associated industries. Oh and stealing all the land.
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by rimbo789 2y ago
That is astounding naive take. Musk has a pattern of behavior and this fits it. This is pure corruption.
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by rimbo789 2y ago
Having worked financial management in federal govt and private sector there is far far far more graft, outright theft and corruption, and incredible waste in the private sector than the public sector.
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by rimbo789 2y ago
Good. We should do the same here in Canada
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by rimbo789 13y ago
"Is it that professors don't want to learn HTML and maintain simple course webpages?" Here is your answer. In particular in the humanities. I had many professors who while they hated the software, were bad at using it and use
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by rimbo789 13y ago
Part of it is different schools of legal thought. In America there is a significant legal tradition of "textualists' who try to read US constitutional documents literally and in a narrow focus. Canada, for various cultural and pol
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The Lean Start-up from 1946(jamesrbrimmer.wordpress.com)
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by rimbo789 14y ago
Actually it costs a lot more than $250k to get permanent residence. According to the current program, you have to have a minimum net worth of 1.6 Million and visit $800k (all values Canadian) Source: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/
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by rimbo789 14y ago
There have been some changes, however they so far (I think) have been relatively minor. The Minister didn't change (It is still Jason Kenney). Most of the changes have been to the refugee program and on 'cracking down' on immigration fraud.
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by rimbo789 14y ago
How? To get a student visa you have to be accepted at an accredited university/college/cegep/high school. How is this different? I ask because I'd like to better understand your argument.
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Cloney Ponies - the Business of Polo(economist.com)
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Open Source UN(joe-mitchell.com)
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by rimbo789 14y ago
RIM didn't create an ecology of entrepreneurship because it already existed in one. It was part of the start-up community that has come out of the University of Waterloo.
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by rimbo789 14y ago
There is no legal requirement for a startup to provide bilingual content outside of the tv/radio sphere. Legally Youtube would not have been effected if it had started in Canada. That being said if you are an english-language startup and yo
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by rimbo789 14y ago
It depends on the round, but I'd say overall the US sends the most number of people in absolute terms, but they are not the majority by any stretch. There is a good number of Canadians, Europeans and Indians too. In my round there was a str
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by rimbo789 14y ago
The 100 hours really surprised me. The rules are different for each round, but least for my team in the second round we have not had to spent that much time on it. We probably spent no more than 30 hours and that is generous. However I gues
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Silicon Valley needs a foreign policy(foreignaffairs.com)
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by rimbo789 14y ago
Montreal is also thriving, creative and dynamic in ways few Canadian cities are. Its got an actual art scene, which is pretty rare for Canada. Its great food, decent mass transit, and fun neighbourhoods. It may be falling down and overrun w
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by rimbo789 14y ago
Fussell's Great War and Modern Memory ( http://www.amazon.com/The-Great-War-Modern-Memory/dp/0195133... ) is one of the great texts explaining WW1, though not perfect. Hugely influential creating the view that WW1 caused a break from Victor
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by rimbo789 15y ago
The limits depend on the rules of each round. That being said, so long as you incur the hardware costs and legal fees during your 6 months in the program it should be reimbursed. However consult with your rounds rules first, and when in do
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by rimbo789 15y ago
I'm in the second batch and am in Chile right now. The required events are not that time consuming. The reimbursement process will always take longer then you would like but it is not that burdensome. Also other Startup Chileans can help yo
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Upside to Dyslexia(nytimes.com)
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