vania-janet/multiturn-rag-retrieval-data huggingface dataset:
I don't understand why the government doesn't sue them for making people believe intentionally or unintentionally that they're actually a government agency.   oh, and maybe the US should finally create a consumer protection agency, like every developed country instead of using the FTC like a tax on rich companies.
"I'm no lawyer and no expert, so take my remarks as entertainment only. Also see this question. If you have a U.S. SSN which is eligible for work, they may be able to pay you on 1099 basis with your SSN as a sole proprietor, unless they have some personal reason for avoiding that. So perhaps try asking about that specifically. HR policies can be weird and tricky, maybe a nudge in the right direction will help. Not What You Asked: regardless, I might recommend you register as an LLC and get an EIN (sort of SSN for companies) for a variety of reasons. It's called a ""limited liability"" company for a reason. You may also have an easier time reaping various business-related rewards, like writing off expenses. If you do so, consider a state with no income tax like Wyoming. (Or, for convenience sake, WA if you live in BC, or maybe NH if you live in Ontario.. etc.)"
Why do people always seem to forget that plenty of people went and studied all sorts of wacky topics in university during the 1960s and 1970s ... and paid no more for tuition / housing / food / etc than a minimum wage job could support in up front cash?      The problem isn't going to study 4 years of interpretive dance. The problem is the government-induced tuition inflation that will give someone $50k in government-backed loans to go study 4 years of interpretive dance. Get the freaking government out of the tuition inflation business already! And let people go study 4 years of interpretive dance for $1k/year if they so desire.      If you don't believe that nearly 100% of tuition inflation is caused by government-backed loans. Then ask yourself - what kind of investor in their right mind would freely lend $50k in unsecured funds to someone to study 4 years of interpretive dance?
Like Samsung's (I think) attempt to injunct the iPhone using its 3G patents, the ITC will likely rule that the technology/system is too critical to modern function and hence cannot be a valid reason for injunction. '263, however, is a real problem for Android. My interpretation of the patent is that it's claiming a system where the OS parses data from a wirelessly transmitted stream based on type and offers it to other apps instead of having apps actively request data from the OS. As I understand it, this is exactly how Android's intent-activity model works. Because this model of data sharing is at the core of Android and fundamental to its design, it's practically impossible to circumvent without completely rewriting Android, which would break everything. Furthermore, because there is a clear alternative on how to share data (ie. apps request from OS, OS gives data parsed from stream), the protection used against the 3G injunction attempt against Apple cannot be used here. Simply put, the ITC can easily put an injunction on HTC on the basis of '263, and if it does, then *all* Android phones can expect to receive similar injunctions very very quickly after that. It would be nice to see what /r/business thinks any possible injunction may have not only on the stocks of the smartphone companies but also on the entire smartphone market as a whole. Personally, I think any injunction based on either patent will make the stocks of any Android makers and Google plummet. It would probably chill the mobile market for a while as investors try to guess just what other patents Apple might be able to use against the remaining platforms of Blackberry and Windows Phone 7. And then things will probably return to normal, sans Android and the companies that strongly supported it like Samsung, HTC and Motorola. Samsung and Moto will probably the worst hit, while HTC will end up focusing on WinPhone 7. Thoughts?
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"The rent payment is in principle taxable. However, you should be able to take advantage of the ""rent a room"" scheme, and the proposed rent falls well under the £7,500/year tax threshold for that. So no tax will be actually payable and you don't have to formally declare it as long as you stay below that threshold. You should also be fairly well legally protected in case you do split up in future and you want to remove her. As you would be living there too, she would just be a lodger, not a tenant (technically, an ""excluded occupier""). If you did want her to leave you would only need to give reasonable notice and wouldn't need a formal court order if you needed to force her to go. As JBentley points out, there have been court cases where domestic partners contributing to household expenses while the other partner paid the mortgage have later been able to claim that this implied joint ownership. This was on the basis of a ""constructive trust"" being implicitly setup by the way they arranged their finances. In your case, if there's a clear intention, formalised in writing, for the money to be treated as rent rather than a contribution towards purchasing the property, I think it should make it very hard to claim the contrary later. I would also suggest you be clear about whether the rent includes a share of the utility bills, and that things like groceries would be handled separately and split 50:50 or whatever. As pointed out in a comment, there are template agreements for lodgers you could use a starting point (e.g. this one), but it's likely you'd need to customise it to your circumstances. Another point made in another answer is that there's potential upcoming legislation to give some rights to cohabiting partners. In the current draft, those would kick in after three years or having children. If the bill does come into effect, you'd also be able to sign an opt out, but only after getting legal advice, and it would still be possible (though presumably hard) to persuade a court to overturn an opt out. Overall that does create a small risk to you, but not one that comes directly from your girlfriend paying rent.
"FWIW, I've got a printed Amazon.ca invoice that was included in a shipment of books that I received in July, 2013. In the right-side side panel, at the bottom and in fine print, it reads:  Amazon.com.ca, Inc.   410 Terry Avenue   North Seattle, WA 98109-5210   GST Registration Number/No enregistrement TPS 85730 5932 RT0001   [etc.] If I view the same order online at Amazon.ca, the on-screen version does not have that detail.  Interestingly, at the bottom of the online invoice page it says: ""Please note: This is not a VAT invoice."" That probably should've said ""GST/HST"", for Canada, and not ""VAT"", which is presumably for the United Kingdom.  So, it would appear that Amazon may only print their GST/HST details on the shipped invoice printout. Which made me wonder: Did you purchase something that was fulfilled electronically, i.e. no physical shipment to you? e.g. a Kindle book, an app, or a service like Cloud Drive? If no physical invoice shipped means one doesn't get the required GST details, then there's still a Canadian tax requirement Amazon isn't fulfilling on such invoices, though not as broad an issue as you suspected. On the other hand, if you did get a physical invoice [and your comment confirmed you did], then what you were seeking was most likely printed on that version, just as mine was. At the moment, I'm not sure why Amazon wouldn't also include the GST number on electronic versions of invoices (whether received by email, or viewed on the web site) but if I find out more, I'll update my answer later."
As folks have explained in the comments:
Quant has been an interesting part of finance, but I always thought they missed something really important.   The standard methods of statistical analysis can’t explain what’s going on with economy and firms. Otherwise, quant hedge funds would have been making money all the time.   The conventional quants find patterns in data, test them then go live. These models work until some fundamental (or not so fundamental) shifts in the market. Then they find themselves back in the drawing board looking for their next model. This kind of analysis seems like a lot of grind for fairly  unpredictable returns.   There are more and more companies that don’t lend themselves well to fundamental analysis as we know it. Financial data and some poor flawed human analysts insights alone can no longer explain much.   This is a unique set of challenges that Data Science, more specifically AI could solve. The speed at which AI can learn and process information is just mind boggling. AI can learn the entire financial history of decision making in minutes. It can recognize patterns, make sophisticated analysis and constantly update its probability tables as the new information comes in. This is something no human can compete with.    Imagine a quantitative engine that adapts as the economy changes. It could draw heaps of unstructured data about a company, learn from it in real time, make course corrections and spit out its recommendations.   To the degree that human decision making is involved in the strategic decision making of companies, we will need the depth of context that can be provided by humans, but I see the field moving away from excel spreadsheets with fairly poor predicting capacity to AI models with strong predictive capacity.
This sounds like a grumpy old man more than anything.  &gt;He said that if Obama is re-elected and imposes Obamacare and higher taxes, he may just have to let more of his remaining 7,000 workers go. He said he might even shut down the company.   That's just poor leadership.  If I don't win, I'm just taking my ball home so no one can play.  In other news, a new resort company was launched in a territory left unoccupied by Westgate Resorts.  Properties in Orlando and Branson selling for below market prices.  Plenty of well-trained workers are immediately available.
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"StasM, It's taken a while but many banks offer tokens - although they tend to limit the accounts for which they will be issued. All of the following issue tokens, but there are many more: CitiBank JP Morgan Union Bank Wells Fargo Callaway Bank Wachovia Bank of North Dakota The River Bank of Wisconsin Metcalf Bank, Kansas Stonebridge Bank In 2005 federal regulators stipulated that banks needed to get better with security for online banking customers, but they did not endorse a particular technology. Tokens (aka fobs) were endorsed. The news was negatively received by the banks because putting more steps in the way of a customer drives the customer away. See this 2005 report for more info: http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/computersecurity/2005-11-02-cybercrime-prevention_x.htm  My guess is a tipping point was reached since then, where customers became savvy of the risks, and that the ""extra steps"" became less an issue than the ""extra security""."
"Absolutely. But the FTC says that ""Thanks Neutrogena"" isn't enough anymore. And it can't be buried after the '...more' cutoff either. Again, I'd rather not get fined and still be able to run these endorsements and get better data than risk fines and/or not be able to do them at all."
I think you misunderstand me: the EITC is not objectionable. But reducing the taxation burden on low-income people, or reducing barriers to paying it out are something Republicans are just as opposed to as they are to increases in the minimum wage.  Because they don't give a fuck about poor people. Leftists don't complain about the EITC being corporate welfare either. They might oppose it because it puts an undue administrative burden on poor workers. Whereas a minimum wage gives more money to poor people by giving them more money.
#####&amp;#009; ######&amp;#009; ####&amp;#009; Section 33. [**Reliability**](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myers-Briggs_Type_Indicator#Reliability) of article [**Myers-Briggs Type Indicator**](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myers-Briggs%20Type%20Indicator): [](#sfw) --- &gt; &gt;Some researchers have interpreted the [reliability](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reliability_(statistics\)) of the test as being low. Studies have found that between 39% and 76% of those tested fall into different types upon retesting some weeks or years later. &gt;One study reports that the MBTI dichotomies exhibit good split-half reliability; however, the dichotomy scores are distributed in a bell curve, and the overall *type* allocations are less reliable. Also, test-retest reliability is sensitive to the time between tests. Within each *dichotomy* scale, as measured on Form G, about 83% of categorizations remain the same when individuals are retested within nine months, and around 75% when individuals are retested after nine months. About 50% of people tested within nine months remain the same overall *type*, and 36% remain the same type after more than nine months. For Form M (the most current form of the MBTI instrument), the MBTI *Manual* reports that these scores are higher (p. 163, Table 8.6). &gt;In one study, when people were asked to compare their preferred type to that assigned by the MBTI assessment, only half of people picked the same profile.
No, not a consultant. I'm a systems administrator and part of my job is doing due dilligence on purchases. The reliability of a company is always a factor in large purchases and CEO behavior is a factor in that. When it comes to minor or temporary purchases (bottled water) the CEO and company behavior is irrelevant.
I quit the company during the Nadella transition.  I was a Site Reliability Engineer, and my entire discipline was gutted and tossed at the company, as were the testers. Maybe it's been good for consumers, but the way it was handled internally, with an indefinite stream of reorganizations and middle management competition, just made it a terrible place to work.  When I left, I had been through 9-10 reorganizations in as many months. Every time I'd get a project or a service to work on, we'd get moved. Most of my coworkers left for Amazon, some left the field entirely. I hope it's better now, nobody deserves that.  Windows Server 2016 was one of the worst builds I've ever worked with, and I have been really happy to stop supporting the OS entirely. The docker gaps in particular in the windows ecosystem seem pretty significant, and languages that don't run on Linux seem antiquated and useless because of pressures from cloud platforms.
I question the reliability of the information you received.  Of course, it's possible the former 401(k) provider happened to charge lower expense ratios on its index funds than other available funds and lower the new provider's fees.  There are many many many financial institutions and fees are not fixed between them.  I think the information you received is simply an assumptive justification for the difference in fees.
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They actually mentioned tons of problems and one of them being reliability which is a big issue. I like something I pay big money to work and not be an issue.   It also has one of the ugliest back sides ever on a SUV
"Anecdotal: Deploying a Monolith VPC with Aliyun in China (was late 2015) was quite pleasant for a team trained in managing AWS environments.  That said, when we moved from monolith environment to make use of more AWS managed services, we found lots of negative space in performance, support &amp; reliability of the Aliyun managed services.  The international Aluyun offer &amp; the China Aliyun offer are slightly different.  Gaps exist in compute (no intl ephemeral compute / lambda) &amp; data storage products (no true redshift or aurora subs).  That said, if you're rolling your own, Aliyun works just fine.  As a final note, the article mentions the ""censorship"" issue as a potential turn-off for international firms.  While it would normally be a valid concern, Aliyun's intl SLAs cover this in no uncertain terms and it's a bit of a red herring.  The real issue (IMO) is deployment of unique tech or proprietary tech.  For example, if you're one of the growing AI companies of the world who sees a unique trained-up xNN as core IP or trade secret, I would be hesitant deploying such a thing to Aliyun."
2006 santa fe, 2015 sonata, 2013 santa fe, 2017 santa fe.  Not one mechanical problem along the way.  JD Powers reliability study has Toyota at 1, chevy malibu at 2, sonata at 3 and honda at 7.  Again, my assertion is that Toyota isn't worth the premium cost when compared to other cars.
In addition to there being no real guarantee on the guarantee page, note that the domain was registered on May 27, 2013, so there's no substantial track record of reliability. Finally, their Terms of Service explicitly note that they are not liable for loss of funds due to system malfunction, unauthorized access, etc. etc. Perfect Money is going out of their way to ensure they are offering no guarantees and will not be liable for any losses. How safe are your funds? You should not consider your funds to be safe if stored there. There's no guarantee you'll lose your funds, but no significant reason to believe you won't. Additionally, Perfect Money shut down access to all U.S. citizens on July 1st, 2013 with only two weeks of notice. Anyone who did not withdraw their money within this time lost access to it.
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Shareholders are NOT better off in the *long* run if they drive the legitimate streaming companies out of business.  If they took 20% less, they'd had a reliable stream of income for virtually forever. If they don't, they collect more for a few years, then get busted down to zero when the streaming companies go out of business and people just go back to stealing music.
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You can choose to pay your mortgage instead of another bill, or vice versa.  Your net will change from month to month while your gross is relatively static. I can make a bunch of promises to my load officer about my expenses, but it is very difficult to verify.  Moreover, it is pretty hard to give your net income and plan for emergencies. So for the sake of reliability, verifiability, and general ease a lender will look at your gross. YOU should definitely look at your net when deciding if you can afford a loan.
Restaurant owner here.    Comcast's SLA is 4 hours.  So, when it goes down at 7pm on a Friday (and it has, multiple times) then I'm pretty much screwed on my credit card transactions.    So, I have to have a failover device that uses a mobile network in order to make sure that I can keep processing transactions.  That's another $700/year just because Comcast's reliability is so bad.
&gt; Nokia already has a reputation for building phones that are durable and reliable.   I really think their reputation is all but forgotten now. It doesn't take long. Nobody sees Nokias anymore, nobody talks about them, and so nobody is reminding anyone that they were reliable.
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