vania-janet/multiturn-rag-retrieval-data huggingface dataset:
"No they aren't, they either can't afford fast food burgers anymore or they are willing to pay a little extra because they are ashamed of eating at Mcdonald's.  All fast food is roughly equivalent, the differences are just perception and marketing.  We probably all share the same concept of what Taco Bell and Chipotle represent: Taco Bell's are dirty and filled with stoners while Chipotle's are for younger hipper people who enjoy ""fresh"" food that won't make you shit yourself.  They both sell fake Mexican food with ingredients that come from god knows where and are hastily assembled by surly teenagers.  Is one better than the other?  That's entirely subjective.  Is one more likely to make your sick?  Probably not, both companies probably have roughly equivalent quality control procedures.  Does one have a better atmosphere?  Personally, I think that can be chalked up to confirmation bias.  You see Taco Bell's at gas stations and highway rest stops, in poorer neighborhoods, and Taco Bell has also been around for almost 40 years longer than Chipotle so of course some of the stores are a bit more run down.  Americans aren't over fast food at all there is just more competition and the competition has great marketing."
No but it's really not much of a war. The US builds it's own bases and conducts only limited strikes. It isn't like they're spread out over the whole country trying to occupy it. Thank god. If they were it would be Vietnam all over again.
Both modi and rajan have said that they are on the same page.  Some of the concerns you're expressing about India not being the same as us is exactly what he's addressing in a general macro manner. Monetary policy can only do so much and over use will hurt more than help, so fiscal policy is needed to fit the actual economic environment of the country. He stood up against the greater banking and economic consensus in 2005 when everyone derided him as a luddite. But you have to realize that USD is the common reserve currency of the world so the fed makes the rule and everyone has to react accordingly.
I took your cue and checked Google and Wikipedia. They are in no way, shape, or form the same company, ~~though their products are manufactured by the same company.~~ *Edit: After looking a little further, it turns out both corporations use separate entities to assemble their products. Thanks TheBullshitArtist for calling that out.*
In this case it is probably best to have a separate line for each degree, since they were not earned at the same time.  You can probably find some examples by searching around. I am USA based so you might also want to check if there are regional differences in layouts.  My input is based on USA styles.
In Scotland, each bank issues its own separate notes. It's not uncommon to see identical-valued £10 notes, for example, from three different banks in one's wallet.
The schools you refer to used to be based in the US until businesses decided to go global for cheaper labor. After the dot Com bubble burst the US tech schools disappeared.    Those adventurous enough picked up and moved to places like India, Russia, China,  etc and built lucrative businesses.
"No hope for you, my friend. Your life is over. Smile. Not true at all. If there's anything America is all about it's redemption and starting over. In fact, starting over is our middle name: United Starting Over States of America. Ulysses Grant failed once as a farmer and twice as a businessman before he became, well, U.S. Grant, major hero and president. He also graduated near the bottom of his class at West Point -- as did Sen. John McCain from the Naval Academy. John F. Kennedy had basically a C+ average in high school and his daddy weaseled JFK's way into Harvard, and he didn't turn out too badly. Other than the assassination, I mean. The idea that your grades or your former life have much to do with your later life seems logical. But it's also not very accurate. Grades predict very little. Many people who screwed up pretty badly, later became very successful. So, stop even worrying about past grades or your silly DUI. If I were applying, in fact, I'd write my essay about redemption, mentioning the DUI as a life turning point and noting that you no longer drink because of it. Unlike some other college students, ahem ahem ahem. They may be relieved to hear from an older student who has reformed his life, a type of student colleges very much like as opposed to little 18 year old children who get drunk all the time of which they have quite enough, thank you very much. I'd also attack the bad grades from a few years ago problem by enrolling in a local college in some way (perhaps they have an extension program or maybe you have a junior college nearby). Take a group of solidly academic courses (perhaps including business course) and do very well in them. I'd take two or three at a time, giving you time to focus on them deeply. Do what you need to do to do well -- talk to the professor early in the course about the course themes and goals (and so they know who you are), work well ahead of time on all papers and edit, edit, edit them. Study like crazy for every test. Use available review books.
So apparently there is a second chart beneath the one I looked at last night with different numbers. In the first one, the top school scored about a 550 and the US about 500 on subjects across the board. I just did a percent change based on that to get 10%.   But there is another great statistic I’d love to look up, where when you control the US for the geographic location, many parts of our country actually deliver among the best in the world (something like number 4).
Yeah they are all over the us.  This is just the list of hot springs which are rarer than cold springs https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_hot_springs  Are you now arguing that one should assume it couldn't be bottled from a natural spring because they don't exist?
For most people there is zero difference between tagging and folders, except in GMail the same email can be in multiple folders. I don't even bother mentioning it any more.  The real bonus of Gmail over Hotmail is the spam filter is better.
A CFA is plus all over the world but it probably won't be as useful as in the US. You can take the exams in many countries though so if you start in the US you should be able to continue back home. Better look online to see what your options are.   CFA is not perfect for all types of finance careers though so before you start make sure it makes sense for you.
Not even an LA thing. There are three in Orange County, and one in Downey — in the entire state.  A small number of store is very likely going to skew the data. It should have been limited to chains with a minimum of say 25 stores in a state.  But BI and Forequare knew that going into their report because there was so much drama over the one they produced last year.   And there seems to be even more outrage this year, with numerous articles on the report.
on a per capita average only 1 country spends more than us on bullshit and thats Saudi Arabia.... (look up per capita spending based on country) and I am sure their 30 million people spend alot, but the united states has 330 mindless consumers who spend the 2nd most amount per capita in the world, numbers a business like a fast food giant cannot ignore, especially since America is so fat and loves its burgers and soda.
Must be regional. McDonalds burgers are the same quality and the McChicken tastes great for 1 dollar. It is the best bang for your buck on the US east coast to my knowledge.  Also their coffee is a MUCH better value than Starbucks and DD.
You're right on the average person I guess.  My city is full of mom and pop shops.  They sell with online stores as well.  A lot of American and German made items.  They costs more, but are better quality.  Quality over quantity.  There is no Walmart around here.
That's not unemployment insurance. Because it's perfectly possible, and even likely, that your industry will do badly but you'll keep your job, or that your industry will do well but you'll lose your job anyway. Any bet you make to insure yourself against unemployment has to be individually about you -- there are no suitable proxies.
Good. I would be happy if every Morgan Stanley employee lost his or her job. MS is a terrible, terrible company, and I hope that everyone who has ever worked there, their children, and their children's children live in penury for the rest of their lives.
"I'd say that it's more like 75% to 80%.  Here's why:  the amount of time required to find a new job (should you lose your current one) is at an all time high (something like a year and a half if you factor in the ""discouraged workers"").  So, your emergency fund, if it is going to plan for truly disastrous scenarios such as job loss, needs to be able to handle monthly expenses for a year and a half.  I would also throw in a re-education component to that as well, because you're more than likely going to need to retrain (if for no other reason than to tell prospective employers that you voluntarily took some time off to go back to school, so they don't shit can your resume before they even let you interview)."
Pretty sure if some of the places I worked had even a fraction of the scale breach that Equifax had, they'd lose the ability to bid on our win any government contracts and would see massive layoffs as an immediate, direct result.
If there are no jobs they can save and plan their escape to someplace with jobs. You can double down and work a high risk high $ job like mining or an oil rig until you save enough to work a safer job.   Nothing constrains you in the US
If it is people that made so many lose their jobs, retirement and homes and then mocked them as well as called them lazy and wanting handouts then abso-fucking-lutely. If it is the poor teller that has no bearing on the situation then no I am not. The article stated that traders and the like will be included in this round of cuts. Those are the cocksuckers that deserve to lose their jobs and homes after robbing the citizens of this country.
11.5 million jobs haven't been lost. It says the industry shrunk to 11.5 million. Big difference. I just want that to be made clear. The consensus is that around 2.5 million manufacturing jobs were lost this decade due to trade with China. [Source](http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/row/RS21625.pdf).
If your employer does not provide you with a place to work but nevertheless expects you to get work done, then having a place to work is a condition of employment.
America is at 4.4% unemployment. If you can't find a job right now you live in a place that was dependent on oil for the majority of its revenue or you're a moron.   Are you honestly telling me you lost your job to someone with no education who doesn't speak the language?  You must be a terrible worker.
I work for a Big4 and there are no shared audit and consulting clients. We go through pretty extreme independence controls to make sure we don't even have personal relationships with clients. I know people who had to refinance their house because the mortgage company became an audit or consulting client.  It's a common misconception that big4s audit and provide consulting services to the same firm, but this is not true.
"I don't agree with your ""the efficiency argument is really null, if you consider a gift economy"", but I upvoted because your post delivers interesting point of view.  Gift economy maybe good at keeping people alive and maybe even happy. But as harsh as it sound the efficiency here is about organizing production, not about keeping people alive."
"I worked in the service industry for over 10 years and this came up every now and again.  Mostly in hypothetical situations.   I'm not a tax expert, but my general understanding is that it is viewed as income by the IRS if you performed a service of any kind in exchange for the money.  In other words, if you waited on the table, and they left you a gift for doing so, it is taxable.   You'll probably also find that if you pool tips with other employees or have to tip out the bartenders, cooks or dishwashers, they'll generally agree with the IRS that you clearly received a tip and want their fair share. While the concept of ""gifting"" money to others in a situation like this is intriguing, especially in the service industry, it really doesn't meet the definition of a gift in the eyes of the IRS. For it to truly be a gift, the person would have had to intend to gift you the money even if they hadn't come into your restaurant at all that night.  That clearly is not the case here."
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When buying textbooks, make sure to compare the local bookstore to online prices. Also check out places to sell textbooks online, like Amazon.
"Home Depot, Lowe's and Best Buy are all ""big box"" stores which sell appliances.  One can also buy appliances at smaller stores like Ace Hardware or True Value.  Sears and HH Gregg are not the only places to buy appliances.  Wal Mart even sells smaller appliances.  I wouldn't be surprised if selling large appliances were their next move in retail."
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Your best bet is probably to find friends who are willing to pay you to order stuff for them. Or to use it to buy gift certificates at an online vendor, and either give those as gifts or find friends who'd be willing to buy them from you.
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How about just stop buying stuff?
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At least Fry's offers some ridiculous sales if you're willing to wait for them.  I haven't used them myself for any major purchases because I'm originally from the east coast, and now I'd rather just pay a bit more at Amazon to be guaranteed a hassle-free experience.  That being said, I've *still* been tempted once or twice.
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All great questions, thank you. We are one of a several piano stores in south eastern MA, but many people will travel a fair distance to find the right piano. Our largest group of customers are middle to high income families. We've played our ad on the local abc family channel and on local pop radio stations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSr-LRiP1s0 ... The corniness was intended and did create a lot of response.    We offer a full value trade up policy for any past customers. Our record is a customer who purchased a piano from us 14 prior to trading up.   Thanks for your help, I'll work on finding more ways to further identify and reach our target market.
"That's very specific to you tho.   Although I actually don't buy clothes / shoes online either (even tho standard sizes fit me just fine), I usually buy books, electronics &amp; misc household provision stuff on amazon/ebay as that's the stuff that tends to actually be much cheaper there than at local stores.  I dont think tshirts / underwear whatever is actually cheaper than at h&amp;m/c&amp;a/random ""ikea for clothes"" type retailers."
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Yeah exactly what I thought. I've always gone on nikes website expecting *some* sort of discount but that shits even more expensive sometimes. So I was confused when he mentioned a markup. Might be a store to store basis.
"Except here's the problem.   Sunglasses for example are something you'd be a fool to buy online without trying them on first.   So you go to a store, try on a pair of ray-bans that cost $260, and you get them online for $120.  The problem is that when all the stores disappear, we no longer have that option.    Honestly I did this at Sunglass Hut...   I bought them on an impulse, found the model online, and returned them and said: ""I wouldn't care if it was $40 difference - being able to try them on is worth it.   But you're selling them for double what I can get them for online, so I'm going to return these.   I feel like an ass, but you guys don't price match.""  The 19 year old girl probably didn't care too much on my rant, but maybe one day it'll get to the company's management."
"Yeh sure! You will drive your car, hope the store will have what you look for, in the right size and color, and pay more. Rather than buy on-line.  What's next? You will say ""it's the fault of the consumer"" that they chose to drive cars instead of horses with buggies?  Brick and mortar retail can not be the same if you can shop and have huge selection on-line from anywhere were you live."
My household items/groceries comes from too many different places, from Costco, Amazon, Sprouts, local grocers, and farmers markets. Never bought groceries on Amazon though, no perishables or too expensive for packaged goods.     I sure wont pay WFM prices for their 360 store brand
&gt; You need a new TV since your old one broke, and you already know Walmart's grocery prices are the best, so you figure their TV prices are the best, and you buy a TV at Walmart. ...  &gt; ...but when you rely on Amazon  Solution, diversify where you buy your consumer goods. Don't shop by bare minimum price, shop by which retailers you want to support. If you can't afford something except at walmart, you probably can't afford it in general. Nobody is pricing necessities out of affordability. Nobody *needs* a television  &gt; They already own your attention and buying interests, and it's no big deal to you, the consumer, because you'd rather a one-stop-shop for your goods than have choices.  don't assume people are as passive in their purchasing decisions as you appear to be. No retailer or for-profit business should be blindly patronized. I regularly pay more for things, to get them sourced, manufactured, or sold in a way that lines up with my beliefs. Sometimes I just won't buy something I'm in the market for.  That's putting your money where your mouth is, and money is the only language these large retailers speak.
It will be ones that provide actual service. It's going to be a return to the past IMO where the only brick and mortar stores that really survive are the ones who give a shit about you. For everything else... people will just buy their toilet paper, Fraggle Rock collector sets and god knows what else from Amazon or whoever else will give them the best price.
The closest thing to purchasing prospects we did was buy an email list that contained the names of several thousand people who fit our profile. Personally, I am not in favor of doing that. The companies you are buying from really don't understand what you want and you end up getting a hodge podge of information that never really gets you anywhere. Outside of that I am sure there are other services that provide prospecting, but the best lists are always developed internally.    Good luck!
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