vania-janet/multiturn-rag-retrieval-data huggingface dataset:
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&gt; Public employees should fly what is cheapest and pay for an upgrade out-of-pocket if so desired because we the taxpayers pay their tickets/salaries  Eh, that still comes down to what the purpose of the flight is.  If you need someone to come off a flight in a functional state, flying coach isn't going to do that.  Flying at a higher level isn't just about being luxurious - it's about being able to be operational at a high level post-flight.
Do we need salespeople anymore?  Do I need someone who may or may not know their shit when I can research online with various sources?  Paying all these salespeople who come off as forcing a deal isn't what 2017 retail should be about.  Go in your BB.  Look at potential TV buyers ask questions.  Then listen to the salespeople.  We have Magnolia in BB around here and they actually know what they are talking about but most BB without them do not.
i would just google it and shit like that. How did you even get this interview and you have no idea what its about. I would kill for an opportunity like this and i would be scavenging the internet looking up all kinds of information about this position.
hello pointbox,  i enjoy getting in front of someone that does know what they are talking about, so i have a question for you...  could you give to us a textbook example of what a high frequency trade looks like?
I think the current business buzz-thought about effort is that sustained 80% effort is the goal. I would say that's about accurate for what I mean by taking pride in your work. You don't have to kill yourself to put a sustainable good faith effort in.
Honestly their website fails when compared to amazon and Walmart. the stores don't seem to have any control in what they get in. The one around my area has just received tons of years old overstock. I rarely go there anymore because I hate  that I can never find what I was after.    That's besides the point that you get harassed by the associates about sales plans batteries and about 5 other things as soon as you try to check out. that just infuriates me
"This is awfully naive. ""Artists"" are people too, who need to put food on the table. So yeah, if Gladwell wasn't getting paid to write books about interesting things, he would stop doing it. He would not make it back in personal appearances. Without comparing the two, Shakespeare himself was a commercial hack out to make a buck. Art may be what sustains the soul, but money is what sustains just about everything else."
&gt; but what about the necessities like food and shelter? Those things are becoming ever increasingly more expensive.  Source? Food quality/quantity has become vastly cheaper in the last century. Try finding out of season fresh fruits and vegetables in 1920 - you couldn't.   &gt;If the quality of life was improving for the masses, then we wouldn't be having this conversation about inequality now would we?  Says who? We have conversations about global warming, about evolution. By your logic, those are also untrue because we are having a conversation about it?
What do you want to do after college? That drastically alters what I (and others) would recommend.   The one thing I don't see anyone recommending, but is probably the most important, is in three parts. 1) learn deeply about the field(s) you want to enter 2) learn about the firms who are the best in it 3) speak to people (start low in the hierarchy, move high, using e.g. LinkedIn to ID them).
Besides that, that about my comment was actually 'wrong' no matter what you do have about 60 hours of Gen eds to take. Everything beyond that was advice and recommendations which are never 'wrong' because they don't claim to be empirically 'right' in the first place.
What a shit idea lol. Like how about not spend so damn much on stupid shit America. How about creating a tax bracket on those that make the oodles of dough per year. Don't go after the working man's retirement savings as easy pickings for taxes. Wtf
You pay for the traction, not the technology. What's valuable about Slack is that a lot of companies use it and have become accustomed to it. It's the same reason why Facebook paid billions for WhatsApp even though it's nothing to write home about technology wise.
Russia and China is going to be a big contributers to the dollar not being the reserve currency anymore.  You must be rich enough to not need to worry about that and find it amusing to poke fun of the people who care about what the bankers have done to us.
"Medieval Iceland became... Iceland.  A place with a government.  I made a post to another user that tasked about how any group of people will naturally form order and ""government"". Is medieval Iceland really what this diatribe against taxes really all about?"
But that's not what this case was about. He was convicted of securities fraud. Not hiking up the drug prices. This would certainly effect the economy if he was prosecuted for what you described, but what he was convicted for only shows that if you break current law your found guilty. Not exactly surprising.
The end product of your work will be a narrative report of the first month of your new life, a budget for the full 3 months, plus a ""continuing"" budget for a typical month thereafter to prove you're not just lasting out the 3 months, and all supporting evidence for your numbers, from newspaper clippings to in-store mailers (the Internet and e-commerce were just catching on at the time, Craigslist and eBay didn't exist yet, and not everyone had home Internet to begin with). Extra Credit: Make your budget work with all applicable income and sales taxes. Extra Extra Credit: Have more than your original $1000 in the bank at the end of the 3 months, after the taxes in the Extra Credit. This is a pretty serious project for a 12-year-old. Not only were we looking through the classified ads and deciphering all the common abbreviations, we were were taking trips to the grocery store with shopping lists, the local Wal-Mart or Target, the mall, even Goodwill. Some students had photos of their local gas station's prices, to which someone pointed out that their new apartment would be on the other side of town where gas was more expensive (smart kid). Some students just couldn't make it work (usually the mistakes were to be expected of middle-class middle-schoolers, like finding a job babysitting and stretching that out full-time, only working one job, buying everything new from clothes to furniture, thinking you absolutely need convenience items you can do without, and/or trying to buy the same upscale car your dad takes to work), though most students were able to provide at least a plausible before-tax budget. A few made the extra credit work, which was a lot of extra credit, because not only were you filling out a 1040EZ for your estimated income taxes, you were also figuring FICA and Social Security taxes which even some adults don't know the rates for, and remember, no Internet. Given that the extra-extra credit required you to come out ahead after taxes (good luck), I can't remember that anyone got that far. The meta-lesson that we all learned? Life without a college education is rough."
yeah, its actually pretty stupid to brag about this sort of thing. it is my understanding that inflation averages about 2% a year so your numbers are off. my guess is that he is just bullshitting and has no idea what his financial people have done with the money.
lying about X to get Y is not a healthy behavior.   if you care about mental health you wouldn't normalize lying.  you're creating a stereotype where stoners are either sick or liars. if thats what your goal is then youre a jerk, if not youre an idiot.
See what the contract says about transfers or subleases. A lease is a credit agreement, so the lessor may not allow transfers.  You probably ought to talk to an accountant about this. You can probably recognize most of the costs associated with the car without re-financing it in another lease.
What's crazy is that you hear a lot (comparatively so) about energy buyers and sellers, but not about the actual distributors. Its like being the stooge for the middle man. You think you are going to make good money, but its nothing compared to the big guy.
"Thanks.  Glad you enjoyed the writings. :)    Relating again back to your points about timeline, it's important to understand that capitalism is what mathematicians or engineers might call an ""optimization engine"". Given an initial situation and a set of constraints about what is allowed, it seeks an optimal solution within that constraint space. But it's just a tool, it's not artificially intelligent, and it will only do as well as people's willingness to bound its search by an appropriate set of constraints.  The timeline is part of that.  If we tell the engine ""only care about short term gains"", that's how it will function."
What I really worry about, are some of the populist ideas of raising payroll taxes for the employer's only... Such as what was on the Sanders universal healthcare proposal one he was running... I don't want to say Warren has proposed similar
The EU says you are wrong about there only being three.  What made the original Trilogy great seems in hindsight to be that George Lucas more of an off hand approach for whatever reason.    The original is what you get when George Lucas gives general/big plot points.  The Prequels are what you get when you give Lucas complete control.
Since we are talking about retirement accounts, I wouldn't worry too much about what your income will be in the next 10 years or so. I'd recommend basing your contributions primarily on what your likely income/tax bracket at or near retirement age will be compared to 25% today. I don't think that optimizing for the next three years will make a significant difference, given the uncertainty of the tax code as well as your income in the future. However, it may make a difference to your planning whether you are going to grad school for an M.D. compared to an MSW, however, as to what your expected income/tax bracket will be.
Agree to disagree there man in my experience in la ive see way more fights,domestic abuse,drunk driving, than ive ever witnessed what youre saying data definitely supports my experience also. I gotta say law enforcement doesnt do much about what youre talking about because its just not as dangerous as drinking and harder drugs so that makes sense. I also dont like like people being trashy and doing those things you mentioned . I think you might just  live in a bad neighborhood honestly in Venice maybe lol ?
I think you are answering your own question. :)  I merely meant to stress that the original comment had no idea what he/she was talking about. Nobody buys a boat as an investment. The idea is ludicrous. That is what I meant.
Who has the time to wait for that to happen? even the law is not good enough because a company like Walmart is completely willing to break the law, thats what these strikes have been about. If you think congress or the president gives a shit about low income workers you are mistaken.
&gt; You are aware that online advertising spending recently overtook tv, right? It had a lot of people in the ad world screaming that tv advertising is dead and online is the only possible future.  That's a very narrow perspective to base your conclusions on.  The fact is I know what I'm talking about.  When a computer and internet expert gives you tips about the internet what you should do is shut up and think of how to use that knowledge to your advantage, instead of being mean.
"What is that compared to an average day? Napkin math, Q1 saw about 35 billion, or 380 million per day, so a 30 hour  day would give you about 500 million (+/-).  This means prime day was about 2x revenue with all of the marketing they pushed out via ""news"" and social channels.  That's not bad for a mediocre sale meant to clean out your warehouse."
Owning a home is cheaper than paying rent. You ever think the turnover is so high because it's a shitty work environment for what their paid? How about you go sit at the Walmart employee smoke area. All they do is bitch for their 30 minute break about how their job is miserable.
Not sure. I know Tim Ferriss wrote a lot about automating business processes in his book Four-Hour work week. Which I've applied the ideology myself and always looking to automate or delegate a routine task that doesn't necessarily have to be done myself. What about you? Are you trying to automate?
How about this.  Make it mandatory that anyone can ask to use any portion of any invention at a market reasonable price.  In the event that someone believes the price is not market reasonable, then one company can file suit against the other company.  The person filing person will pay for the court case.  This of course would take into account what is reasonable for court costs, etc.  Bam, then we have an end to what really sucks about patents, the inability for others to use that in the future.
What are you babbling about? He's saying that buybacks are essentialy a return of capital, which is what they are. Only to go one with arguments that do not debunk and are heavily intertwined with personal beliefs and subjectivism doesn't nothing to change this.
What you are thinking about is bitcoin probably where people are and can be anonymous. I would suggest you to look that up.
What do you like to do? If I retired today, at age 27, I'd spend my time still working more or less. I would just be pickier about what I worked on. Do you like to woodwork? Fish? Restore old cars? Program? Anything that is productive. Idk, just telling you what I would be doing.
On Black Friday, 1929,the market fell from over 350 to just above 200. If you were following your plan then you would buy in at about 200. But look what the market did for two years after Black Friday.   It went down to about 50. You would have lost around 75% of your capital.
What an amazingly hollow performance by a retard who dodged the draft talking about valor, honor and sacrifice.  America is imploding, nobody gives a shit what this nit wit says because not only does he not understand what he is talking about, he will change his decision in the next couple of hours.  The first interest in his mind is the Israeli masters welfare and their agents that control the US economy which is about to go down the drain because of QE and what ever financial goobly gook they are going to try and pull there, but next he wants to suck the dick of their cow piss drinking Indian 13th lost tribe.  If this moron survives in office for a couple of more days both the US and the Indians can [default together](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-08-21/record-defaults-in-india-worsen-nation-s-bad-asset-pain) as the global economy gets fucked again and our Nato allies show us the middle finger one more time.  Meanwhile The Chinese and the Russians are having a good laugh and the Pakistani's are wondering how on earth does this moron think that they will work with him when he sucking Jewish dick and getting butt fucked by the Hindus.
Pretty confident that Netflix gives its content partners insight into viewing metrics of their content...how detailed and to what extent that includes is up for date.    But yeah data ownership is about it, but I doubt Netflix has the power or lack of foresight to not give any insight to content providers about their viewership performance..
What does cheap mean? Compared to what?  A standard international wire transfer cost about 40 $. Is that 'cheap' for you?  Alternatively, a mailed paper check takes 5-7 days mailing plus 7-10 days processing, but is free, that's as cheap as it gets.
"&gt;Govt. already is quite out of the way.  You are subject to more laws and regulations than you could ever be *aware of*, much less compliant to, if you had your entire life to read them. No one on *earth* is fully cognizant of all applicable laws, so don't try that line with me.   &gt;All it is doing is setting new rules when needed.  That's an extremely naive view. Needed, according to who? To what end?   &gt;the govt. is now trying to say - Hang on a min, we need to ensure fairness  Your naivete is amazing. The government doesn't give half a shit about fairness, only about protecting its own.  &gt;It never prevented HFT's from starting up and operating.   No shit? Maybe that's because we don't need the government's permission to try something.  &gt;Govt. supports free market  In no way is this true. Government itself is an inhibition to free markets.  &gt;it wants a refereed and regulated free market  Contradiction of terms. There's no such thing as a ""refereed and regulated free market"".   &gt;Re. the consumer electronics, last I checked FCC stickers are on most of them.  FCC has fuck-all to do with safety, FCC is about non-interference with other devices. Before making statements, please ensure you know what the fuck you're talking about.   &gt;Not sure who/what the u/w labs does  Now that you've admitted you don't know what the fuck you're talking about, are you willing to take input from someone who *does* know what he's talking about? Somehow I doubt it."
3000 people on the waiting list won't convert to 3000 signups. But the fact is, we're solving a problem, we hit a nerve, and people love what we have to say about it. So much so that we have famous bootstrapped product companies come calling, and 37signals' designer tweeted about our app.
You are really tangling up two questions here: Q1: Given I fear a dissolution of the Euro, is buying physical gold a good response and if so, how much should I buy? I see you separately asked about real estate, and cash, and perhaps other things.  Perhaps it would be better to just say: what is the right asset allocation, rather than asking about every thing individually, which will get you partial and perhaps contradictory answers.  The short answer, knowing very little about your case, is that some moderate amount of gold (maybe 5-10%, at most 25%) could be a counterbalance to other assets. If you're concerned about government and market stability, you might like Harry Browne's Permanent Portfolio, which has equal parts stocks, bonds, cash, and gold. Q2: If I want to buy physical gold, what size should I get? One-ounce bullion (about 10 x 10 x 5mm, 30g) is a reasonably small physical size and a reasonable monetary granularity: about $1700 today. I think buying $50 pieces of gold is pointless: However much you want to have in physical gold, buy that many ounces.
Thanks for the advice. Don't worry about the mobile part, I know everyone does pretty much everything on their phone so I've been trying to make it as mobile friendly as possible. Also, what is your business, and what were the names you came up with.
"&gt; When a computer and internet expert gives you tips about the internet  Oh you're an ""expert""? Well thanks, stranger from the internet, I guess all those other experts in the ad industry and tech don't have any idea what they're talking about and only you're right?"
I'm not too worried about the math. I can't speak for the calculus, but I seriously doubt the statistics I will use will be more complicated than what I used in Econometrics.   Where will calculus come into play? I haven't heard any of my finance major friends talk about using anything more than simple derivation.
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Ok the black suit being for funerals and weddings only thing freaks me out because I've worn black suits to two interviews already.   I'm gonna check out suit supply, there's a location nearby. What exactly is dark navy and medium gray (as opposed to what, light navy and dark gray?)  What about those suits that are very lightly striped and black
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The cheapest currently available Delta flight from JFK to Dulles tomorrow is $164.  What you've shown is that their markup is greater than 100%.  Regardless of what the cost is, I don't see anything untenable about requiring all flights departing an evacuation area be run at cost.
You know what?  The failure of ANY technological system is ALWAYS the fault of humans.  You know what a smart network designer does?  He puts systems that may be vulnerable completely out of the reach of people who can fuck them up.  Iran fucked up.  Don't try to apply that logic universally.  Your argument rests on assumptions, and you don't know what you're talking about.  What's your IT background, by the way?
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Mind if I ask you a little bit about what you do? Such as: job title, what time you hit your desk, what a typical day schedule looks like, interactions with clients, relationships with superiors? I just graduated with a bachelor's in finance from DePaul in Chicago and am still looking for a job. No bluntwraps for me until I get my career haha
Positive or negative in what sense?  http://climate.nasa.gov/scientific-consensus/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_opinion_on_climate_change  The overwhelming opinion is that humans are the largest source of climate change currently.  To answer your question about what global warming means: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Effects_of_global_warming  The data is out there, try to not get clouded: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_change_denial
We're not talking about successful people. We are talking about people earning minimum wage. It's asinine to think people earning minimum wage want more time when they are protesting for a raise. What they want is more money because they are struggling to make ends meet. More time doesn't do much for someone trying to pay bills.