vania-janet/multiturn-rag-retrieval-data huggingface dataset:
"That's not what he meant to say.  He meant that beyond ""browsing internet"", you need to know math, how to write and compose long essays and reports, work ethics, business principles, and simple general knowledge... and many young millennials are terrible in math, can't write proper English, no work ethics, conviction, principal, or even aspiration to build career, let alone understand business and general knowledge. They can't even find Alaska in the map."
"As far as I can tell, that question wasn't raised by the article; the article's actual title was, ""Here’s how top tech companies will rally to support net neutrality next week"".   I'm not sure why the OP changed it to something that the article itself doesn't really discuss."
This particular woman, who is currently taking 3 hours of ""social media classes per week"" (WTF), thinks “there maybe needs to be some rules on the net that aren’t there now.” No offense lady, but you probably shouldn't be writing internet laws until you're done with your ""internet for dummies"" classes. You might think that this is not a good model for a review website. If so, don't use it. It's not a government institution and you're not obligated to use it. Go find another review site. Better yet, if you think Yelp is so horrible, go make your own review website that allows anyone to review things. I'm sure it will be great and everyone will love it. Whatever you choose, stop trying to ruin Yelp. The people who use it like the way the it is and don't want some butt-hurt non-users fucking it up."
Why is this in /r/business?   Also, this has been posted (and reposted by same guy) in a [quite](http://www.reddit.com/r/TrueReddit/comments/mw542/the_signals_may_be_faint_but_they_are_consistent/) [a](http://www.reddit.com/r/China/comments/mu6za/how_organ_harvesting_from_political_and_religious/) [few](http://www.reddit.com/r/news/comments/mtew2/the_xinjiang_procedure_chinese_medical/) other reddits with mixed reaction, probably b/c of the sensationalist and neo-con agenda.   Not trying to diminish what's happening, if true, just saying this has been debated quite a bit in other places already.
Lol that's what you think buddy, my portfolio is flawless. It's doesn't take a scientist to be a good broker but someone who has information, I have nothing to prove to you because you are no one, just someone on reddit. It's nice you read my post, guess I got you pretty upset. It's funny because you don't know what I have available for myself in the finance industry. You read post about me that seem like idk what I'm doing that's because I'm thinking 2 steps ahead while you stand still. Like I said you are no one, even if I showed you my portfolio and proved you wrong everything would still be the same so why share stuff that I know that you don't? If you do not get where I'm coming from then you are a very bad businessman.   Oh and another thing because I got into mba program right out of college, that makes it a bad one? Didn't know pace university was a bad mba program lol. You gave me a opportunity to prove myself? Dude.. It's reddit not a interview.
"Oh sorry maybe I misread your question. The article didn't have anything concrete. I just watched the video to see the there was some clear examples or data but I didn't really catch anything. He said something about Trump not wanting to create jobs and said ""Chinese are working on AI"" because the gov't announced a plan. But he offered no real data for his views at all from what I heard. I'm not a specialist in economics so maybe I missed something obvious that someone else can clue us in on"
These are both trade book companies. Very few of these books are actually sold to students (except for literature texts I would guess). Most of these books are the paperbacks you buy for pleasure reading, or the coffee table books you might have around. You are thinking of Pearson's Higher Education group, which publishes textbooks.  My guess is you wanted to rant about textbooks, though, and used this unrelated news as an outlet.
"Hope you're being downvoted for the second sentence... because ya know that strange yet fashionable resignation and BTMFD, bull market just started, never going down, etc. learned behavior ""sentiment"". First sentence is fact based on what you hear in the news alone ;)"
"College courses focus mainly on theory. In the real world you'll need to learn the tools to gather and analyze the data.  For the most part what is taught in college is pretty worthless. I remember my database class in business school was about ""database theory"". Is was a complete waste of time and money. Didn't learn a single useful thing.  Learning these hands on things will put you ahead of 95% of your peers.  SQL is the coding language used in data bases  R is used for statistical analysis   OBIEE is a reporting tool that can link to data bases then report the data  Tableau another reporting tool the is more visual than OBIEE  None of the things are difficult to learn. So don't be intimidated.   TLDR I learned more by spending $100 on udemy then in college."
"Just tired of the bullshit postings stating ""Make $$$ NOW if you know Java or C# and have government clearance!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'  LinkedIn is on par with craigslist - just different presentation.  Some company that wanted to hire me decided to make me a LinkedIn profile.  I told them to fuck off - intrusive assholes."
I feel like the new mlm schemes are 'pay a thousand dollars for my blue print which will help you develop the business of your dreams and earn 100k a month!'  A lady contacted me about training because she couldn't afford one of those 'courses'. And I was like a) I have ten years experience in this I did not decide to do it overnight and b) it's high pressure and stressful as f.
One of the simplest things is to lock your money e.g. put on time deposit which has some penalty when you broke them pre-maturily. Also create a portfolio in a site, this will spark interest on saving and investment.
Absolutely agree and I strongly support the proposals being thrown around to separate back out banks from their investment / brokerage departments.  I also think we should have a minimum transaction time for trades and minimum holding times.
&gt; I wish I had sufficient funds to open a brokerage account at FB's IPO. I wanted to shortsell the stock with every fiber of my being once I saw that imaginary $38 price valuation.  It would've been impossible anyways, no shares were available. It took me over a week to find some shares to short ( at $29.50 )
At the very least I'd look closely at what you could get from the RESP (Registered Education Savings Plan). Depending on your income the government are quite generous with grants and bonds you can get over $11,000 of 'free' money if you qualify for everything CESG - Canada Education Savings Grant  By applying for the CESG, up   to $7,200 can be directly deposited by the Federal Government into   your RESP. The Canada Education Savings Grant section offers   information about eligibility requirements for the grant as well as   how to use it when the beneficiary enrolls at a post-secondary   institution. CLB - Canada Learning Bond CLB is available to children   born after December 31st, 2003 if an RESP has been opened on their   behalf. Browse the Canada Learning Bond section to find out who is   eligible, how to apply, and how much the Government of Canada will   contribute to your RESP. I can recomend the TD e-series funds as a low cost way of getting stock market exposure in your RESP So if I were you... As an example if you earn $40k and you pay in the minimum amount to get all the grants ($500/year, $42/month) assuming zero growth you'll have almost $14k of which $5.4k would have been given to you buy the government, if you can afford to save $200/month you'll get over $11,000 from the government
10-15% of the bat you want to keep liquid in a savings account with interest at 1.5% that best at the moment. In case of a real emergency.  Look in to dividend stocks they can bring in 10-15% on your investment and fairly liquid as well.  There's also rental properties but 40k isn't much room to move around with in that area.
Most emergencies are less than 1,000 in nature.  As such I would keep at least that amount in a checking/savings account at the bank from which you pay your bills or can get cash from.  This amount may increase so you can avoid low balance fees, or because of the nature of your life style and income. Beyond that, you can search for yield.  I personally like online savings accounts like Amex Personal Savings, Ally or others.   Money market accounts will work equally well.  There you can keep the bulk of your emergency savings and large purchase savings.  Keep in mind you still won't earn much.  A 40K emergency fund will only earn you $38/month at Ally.
"Have her chip in for the regular expenses, utilities, food, etc., and a bit for ""rent."" Then tell her to be sure to deposit to her retirement account, preferably a matched 401(k).  It's admirable to want her to build 'equity' but it's pretty convoluted. You can't actually give her ownership, and in the event you break up (I know you won't, but this is to help other readers) you'll have to pay her back a lump sum when she moves out. That might not be so easy."
"We've had everything in one pot almost from day one of marriage. The key ingredients to making that arrangement work is to communicate about the money, and realize that you're in it together.  Everything one person does affects the other. Separating finances compartmentalizes the ""affecting one another"" part and makes it a little clearer perhaps, but I can also see it creating a sense of entitlement: ""This is my money.""  There should be a place for individual discretionary spending, of course, but I'm not sure that roping off that money is the best way to do it. It's less likely to be viable if there's one main breadwinner in the house.  In our house, this is me.  If we separated the finances like this, it would amount to giving my wife an allowance.  Since she works harder at home than I do at work most of the time (she keeps the house, does meals and shopping, raises and schools our daughter, etc.) but just doesn't get paid for it, it would border on insult to her to treat the finances this way."
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If you would like to find data on a specific industry/market sector, a good option is IBISworld reports. You can find their site here. You can find reports on almost any major US sector. The reports include historical data as well as financial ratios. In college projects, they were very useful for getting benchmark data to compare an individual business against an industry as a whole.
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Assuming you're in the US, you can also access CPI for major cities / regions. The  US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) publishes a PDF each month with details on how prices of services, food, and other goods has increased or decreased: http://www.bls.gov/cpi/tables.htm
Assuming you're in the US, you can file complaints against financial institutions (including debt collectors) through the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The link to debt collector complaints is: http://www.consumerfinance.gov/Complaint/#debt-collection
Current and past FX rates are available on Visa's website. Note that it may vary by country, so use your local Visa website.
There are the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices. I believe the reports used to create them are released to the public. This could be a good place to start.
Mint can probably do this. They probably have apps now and their online service has had charts for years.
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I funded about a half dozen loans. All were AA or A rated. All but one paid me. The one who stiffed me wiped out all my profit on the others. I ended up with a tiny negative return.
"To futher elaborate on your point, if the exercises affect work directly as in help work get done, then they are useful.                  Also, I was basing my ""analysis"" of her based on *word choices* not her view. Please note I used negative views with differing word choices as counter examples and as a control of sorts in the original comment in my comparative analysis."
Banks that are otherwise reputable and fair may soon blacklist them and turn them away, and suddenly only the least reputable and most predatory places offer to help at all - usually with a big smile at first, and almost always with awful strings attached. Drugs and alcohol are often readily available nearby and their use can easily turn from recreational to addictive given the allure of the escapism it offers, especially for those made vulnerable by increasing stress, desperation, loss of hope, isolation, and fear. Those who have not been within the system of poverty and desperation often do not see just how many people actively work to encourage bad decision making, with big budgets, charm, charisma, and talent. The voices of reason, trying to act as beacons to call people to take care of themselves and their future, are all too easily drowned out in the roar of a smooth and enticing operation. I personally think this is one of the greatest contributions of the movement to build personal financial health and awareness, as so many great people find ever more effective ways of pointing out the myriad ways people try to bleed your money out of you with no real concern for your welfare. Looking out for your own well-being and not being taking in by the wide array of cons and bad deals is all too often fighting against a strong societal current - as I'm sure most of our regular contributors are all too aware! With increasing desperation often comes illegal maneuvers, often quite petty in nature. Those with substance abuse issues often start reselling drugs to others to try to cover lost income or ""get ahead"", with often debilitating results on long-term earning potential if they get caught (which can include cost barriers to higher education, even if they do turn their life around). I think most people are surprised by how little and petty things can quickly cycle out of control. This can include things like not paying minor parking or traffic tickets, which can snowball from the $10-70 range into thousands of dollars (due to non-payment often escalating and adding additional penalties, triggering traffic stops for no other reason, etc.), arrest, and more. The elderly are not exempt from this system, and many of America's elderly spend their latter years in prison.
Are you talking about domicile? An LLC is treated differently than a corporation in the terms of citizenship of the law. An LLC is a citizen of whichever state it's members (shareholders) are citizens.  I would recommend you just spend the money on a business attorney to ensure that all the t's are crossed correctly so it doesn't end up costing you more later on.
Even with the H1B visa abuse, we have extremely high wages. We want more skilled labors coming into the US, especially in tech. We also should be making these people American citizens so they don't bring their skills to other nations.
Labor certification attorney helps you to get an allowance to work in United State but in this person to already have a job offer from a U.S. employer, who is in turn their sponsor, after that employer can submit an immigration petition to the USCIS. Read in brief at given link.
You can't just emigrate from a country like Pakistan to the USA, Canada or Australia; they will refuse you entry to their country. E.g. for the USA, even if you're are skilled enough that an American company will hire you (which is obviously the first step – so called 'economic refugees' are sent back immediately), you're a long way from obtaining a green card. Right now, Pakistan isn't even allowed to participate in the Green Card Lottery. What you also need to consider is that the cost of living in those countries is a lot higher. There are websites, like this one which allows you to compare them between cities all over the world. So while you would earn a lot more money, you also need to spend a lot more.
You need a proof of address and also they ask you for a letter from employer. But usually you dont need any of that... there are always correct answers to all the questions, but you still need an address where they will send you your papers along with debit card etc. So need to rent a place or have some mail forwarding service would help. Here is what people usually do in London: Go to a branch of lets say Lloyds TSB that is not in the center of London, use some far away branch, Like Morden or so. Say that you arrived a month/week ago and looking for a job.(not laborer) Say that need your account to send money from abroad to support your living during the Job search. hand in your passport and your account will be ready the same day, while you can wait for your card 1week. Your pin number for the card +2/3days Hope that helps.
"No, you do not need an OCI card to continue to have an NRE or NRO account. You are now classified as a PIO -- Person of Indian Origin -- (and you don't need to have a PIO card issued by the Government of India to prove it) and are entitled to use NRE and NRO accounts just as you were when you were a NRI (NonResident Indian).  But, you should inform the banks where you have NRE and NRO accounts that you have changed citizenship, and they may need to go through their KYC (Know Your Customer) process with you all over again.  If you don't get an OCI Card, you will need to have an Indian visa stamped into your new US passport to visit India, and please do remember to send your Indian passport to the nearest Indian Consulate for cancellation. Keep the surrender certificate and cancelled passport in your safe deposit box forever; your grandchildren will need it to get visas to visit India. (My granddaughter just did). If you do get an OCI Card, you will need to have an OCI stamp put into your new US passport, and when you renew your US passport, you will need to get the new one stamped too (and pay the fee for that, of course). You cannot enter India with just an OCI Card and a US passport without the OCI stamp in it; that stamp is vital. If you move from one residential address in the US to another,  you will need to  get a new OCI Card issued because, unlike the US ""green card"", the OCI card has your residential address on it. Once again, a fee is involved.  All these processes take many weeks because the whole paperwork has to go to the Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi, and meanwhile, your passport is not available to you for a trip to Europe or Japan or Taiwan or China if you need to go there on business (or for pleasure)."
Okay so I have just had a phone call with US Ambassy in CZ and they told me that ESTA is only for business trips without earning any money in US ...  So that I will need a US entity (some company/person) to sign some kind of petition for my models before they travel to US and vouch for them ...  Is that correct? Anybody knows how much that costs?  Also they gave me this website: https://www.uscis.gov/  And said it has to be all arranged in US, that they can't do anything on their CZ part.
"* Don't underestimate the power of facial recognition wizardry. * No, you don't have to show ID to activate the cards.  But keep in mind that they know which cards were activated.  There is a paper trail.  I'm sure Amex, Visa, MC would happily deactivate the cards for them.  Target just has to report that the cards were activated using fraud/theft. * If you took advantage of this ""deal"" your best bet is to get the prepaid credit cards and spend the money asap at another store (walmart) before they are deactivated.   * If indeed this legally is considered fraud, and they go after you for it, you could end up in a giant heap of trouble as many laws have been broken.  And, if you use any of the ""fraudulent"" CC's to make online purchases from a company in another state you could face even more federal charges."