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by ryathal 5y ago
They "lose" money because they offer more than men's basketball and football. Those two sports finance everything else, it's easy to document millions in losses for swimming, soccer, track, field, baseball, softball, ten
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If you can reach into savings and wipe out your student loan, you absolutely should before they start charging interest again.
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If you want to be a college grad hired by Google, college name matters. If you want to move across the country, college name matters. If you want to stay in the region/state, not choose a garbage tier college is all that matters. It&#x
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Sports are generally separate from the rest of the university budget. It's not tuition dollars that are paying the coach, it's season tickets, TV contracts, and donors. Men's football/basketball makes obscene money for t
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You also spent enlistment time in a similar to college setting for the social aspects anyway, so you would be less impacted by the lack of it in actual college.
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I think you're getting the better deal. In America we offloaded a lot of lesson planning, worksheets, and more to independent companies. The problem arises with this because many teachers now just rely on answer keys, and can't an
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Standardized tests work just fine to assess competency. White board interviews probably would to if they were designed and graded by assessment professionals. Those tests are designed to assess competency at a specific level, and they are a
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by ryathal 5y ago
Competition is good for business, but a lot of big companies have learned that it's better to compete at filling out paperwork the best rather than the best product.
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The problem is people treat HTML, CSS, and JavaScript like they are separate languages. They should be treated collectively like bytecode/binary and almost no one should need to know more than they exist, a compiler should be what&#x27
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Intent. Both fraud and theft require intent, rear ending a car can happen regardless of intent, and would be a much more severe charge if there was intent.
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Accidental fraud generally isn't even a crime though...
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For average needs a credit union is a bank with another name. They occasionally have better rates, because there isn't a profit motive for the credit union since it's member owned. If you have special needs beyond checking/sa
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It wasn't a general strike. When GM workers were on strike a while ago it wasn't a UAW strike either because the UAW was still working everywhere else.
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It's likely to get phased out with the midterm elections. Covid panic is no longer politically expedient.
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Sports lose money like movies lose money.
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A kitchen much like a server is designed for peak use, not average use. having the space to prep and cook thanksgiving for the extended family or host a party is valuable even if you need maybe half of it on most days.
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The money isn't reasonable for appraising. You are paid per appraisal, and the AMC will take 30-50% of that fee as a middleman. To even get to the point where you can make money as an Appraiser you need to be certified based on state l
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Housing prices are fairly constant/slowly rising based on payment amount for a 30 year mortgage. The problem is the interest rate has really dropped to crazy low levels. A few years ago a $1,500 payment meant ~$310,000 purchase price,
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The whole point of agile is qualification through working software and getting feedback. There is no amount of analysis or requirements gathering that can compete with delivering an understanding of the requirements to serve as a model for
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Honestly it's mostly incompetence that is the problem and waterfall magnifies incompetence.
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Do you also apply this to a new Walmart, Amazon warehouse, fertilizer plant, Casino, steel mill, et. or is residential use the only inalienable use of property?
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Using police are a bad example, because they aren't held to the same standard as non-police. Whether that should be or not is debatable, but it's not debatable that there are clearly different standards. Police are routinely deter
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The worst is people that ping you with a generic hello message and don't continue on with their actual question. Fortunately this get trained out slowly if you refuse to return a "hello" until they ask the question.
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Hopefully when we finally admit that the police are military, they become subject to UCMJ.
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Cloth masks become saturated and actually emit more and smaller particles.
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Term limits only benefit bureaucrats and lobbyists if you let them. People seem to think that the rules wouldn't change if term limits were introduced, but that is a faulty stating point. Current rules in the House and Senate are arbit
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Manage bureaucracy around people: leave, hiring, firing, and promoting. They also generally need to be involved in things that may be more project management depending on the authority project mangers have in organizations: procuring new to
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Scrum is about getting people to talk to each other and that's what all the process is about. If you already have good communication between developers and those making the business decisions, then sure scrum is probably a waste. Place
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Modern football plays are far more dynamic than ever, if the defense shows man to man then do x, if they show zone do y, if they show blitz Z is the quick target, or if star receiver is mismatched then go deep.
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CPI is a good method to measure inflation, but it's managed by people who have an interest in getting a low number, so it is a poor measure in practice.

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