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by sinatra 6y ago
Yes. But the companies need to keep in mind that they’ll have to review the IP laws of not only US but also the country of the candidate. Just because they sign a contract with the candidate that’s valid in US doesn’t mean that the candidat
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by sinatra 6y ago
You have to drink a LOT of water to reach that state or over flushing out electrolytes. Whereas, a dramatically large popular doesn’t drink enough water. So, in general, the above advice is still very valid.
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by sinatra 6y ago
We shouldn't mistake "communication" with "meetings" or "talking a lot." But, communicating more through the right channels is indeed very helpful. Maybe through more documentation, maybe on Slack, maybe t
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Coursera Raises $130M At $2.5B Valuation(forbes.com)
3 points by sinatra 6y ago|0 comments
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by sinatra 6y ago
Isn’t CreditKarma trying a free alternative to TurboTax et al?
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by sinatra 6y ago
Yes, I thought so (that you didn’t intend for it to be rude).
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by sinatra 6y ago
> I think you could have gotten your point across without the rudeness. Talking to people like that creates a toxic environment. Thank you for calling this out. To some, this may seem like over-reaction, but only by calling even minimall
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by sinatra 6y ago
Maybe become a Guided Project instructor at Coursera and share your expertise with learners? I'm sharing some details from a previous post: Access an instructor community and support team that will give you all the tools and resources
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by sinatra 6y ago
Coursera | Instructor (project instructor in machine learning, computer science, and business) | Remote, Part-time, Global | https://teach.coursera.org/ Become a Guided Project instructor at Coursera and share your expertis
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by sinatra 6y ago
Can Zoom stop logging me out from current computer (while I'm using Zoom) just because there's another computer on standby where I forgot to log off Zoom (and I'm not in any Zoom call on that computer)?
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by sinatra 7y ago
Good point. We both are being pathetic in trying to win the conversation. Conversation that’s not even that stimulating. Okay, I’ll stop.
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by sinatra 7y ago
It’s impressive how you’ve taken issue with my simple statement about “don’t add more complexity to taxes; simplify taxes.” You’re basically arguing that I shouldn’t make this statement unless I have specific details about how to simplify t
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by sinatra 7y ago
My plan? I’m not defining any plan. I’m suggesting that people who define plans should focus on removing loopholes that wealthy use today. Rather than giving them more chances to find loopholes. Income is something that we already use in ta
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by sinatra 7y ago
Define wealth. However we tax, we’ll have to define terms. The goal should be to remove loopholes in those definitions. Not add loopholes. By adding the concept of wealth, we’ll just encourage behavior like undervaluing assets (like art, pr
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by sinatra 7y ago
The reason wealthy don’t need to pay their fair share of taxes is due to all the tax loopholes. The solution to that is not adding more complexity in our taxes. The solution is to remove loopholes and make taxes as simple as possible. For a
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by sinatra 7y ago
The problem is how we define diversity. People from Luxembourg, Switzerland, and Monaco are considered different from each other. But people from Punjab, Kerala, and Assam are not. I’ll argue that people from the latter group of states from
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Coursera acquires Rhyme Softworks, an online platform for hands-on projects(blog.coursera.org)
53 points by sinatra 7y ago|0 comments
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Coursera raises $103M, now valued at $1B(edsurge.com)
2 points by sinatra 7y ago|0 comments
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by sinatra 7y ago
Thank you for turning the conversation more polite. I agree with you about options having a cost. However, if so many of your users are complaining about something, and if the complaint is about something as important as “losing messages,”
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by sinatra 7y ago
That’s an unnecessarily hostile comment. I want to disable threads for myself so I don’t miss important messages. What’s your use case for disabling vowels? And where’s your list of people genuinely asking for disabling vowels for years?
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by sinatra 7y ago
The problem is that threads lead to missed messages. That’s a bigger problem than potential of noise. At least allow a user to decide if they want to see messages in threads or not.
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by sinatra 7y ago
Great product! Still don’t know why they don’t give the user the option of disabling threaded conversations for self or for entire organization. People have been asking for it for years. Ref: https://twitter.com/slackhq&#x2F
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by sinatra 7y ago
If you work there, maybe you can pass this along to the right people: I tried creating an account for filing taxes, CK told me my SSN needed to be unfrozen (that shouldn't matter for tax filing purposes), I temporarily unfroze my SSN a
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by sinatra 7y ago
This statement, "If it's free, I'm the product" is becoming less and less relevant because, "Even if it's not free, I'm usually the product anyway" Think Comcast, Verizon, various Android phones, vari
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by sinatra 7y ago
> we've now added a minimum of $125 million per year in overhead Which is <1% of the revenue that YouTube generated last year? Still a meaningful number. But, not unmanageable.
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by sinatra 7y ago
Google educates the market for a solution like theirs (or yours). Then, for everyone who thinks they don't wanna rely on Google due to their history of product abandonment or can't send their data to Google, they look for open sou
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by sinatra 8y ago
Looking at all these comments here, it appears that most people don't have the problem that I have with AirPods. They just don't stay in my ear. A slight wrong movement, and they slip out. I tried one of those gel covers that help
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by sinatra 8y ago
And even out of the majority of people who will say, “yes, they’ll cook at home to save $10K,” only a small percent of those will actually do so.
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by sinatra 8y ago
Just curious. Have you done a serious analysis of how much you’ll need in your retirement savings to be able to live a comfortable life when you’re no longer earning (due to lack of desire to work or lack of opportunities to work)? Say you
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Reasons AI Is Way Overhyped(forbes.com)
16 points by sinatra 8y ago|3 comments

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