z*w
发帖数: 45 | 1 it's ridiculous ppl in united states called themselves americans, and all
ppl from asia asian. If that's the case, they should also call ppl from
south america americans. |
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a******o
发帖数: 261 | 2 ha - i know where you are coming from now.
protecting you and the baby would be your husband's full time job back then.
:)
yeah having a baby is definitely not easy - and that's why in the beginning
for cavemen the mortality rate is extremely high.
even for those babies who survived, life could end suddenly from a number of
sources.
just surviving and live for another day is a 24x7 job; but eventually ppl
worked smarter, via tools/inventions/systematic methedologies which allowed
some ppl to hav... 阅读全帖 |
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t******n
发帖数: 2939 | 3 ☆─────────────────────────────────────☆
youfellow (马甲一) 于 (Tue Oct 22 22:57:02 2013, 美东) 提到:
东京拥有一切北上广的所谓刚需特点，甚至土地更紧缺，人口更稠密，日本人更能精打
细算，日本女人不工作，很看重夫家的经济，丈母娘刚需照样存在。结果，从90年到
2004年，跌幅达65%，腰斩都不止。
世界上没有只升不降的市场，是泡沫必然会破裂。
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daigaku (๑۩۞۩๑) 于 (Tue Oct 22 22:59:15 2013, 美东) 提到:
日本经济衰退了吧
中国估计还得十几二十年
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youfellow (马甲一) 于 (Tue Oct 22 23:05:22 2013, 美东) 提到:
日本再衰退，经济也比中国强很多。更何况日本的老年化和中国自宫政策下... 阅读全帖 |
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e******n
发帖数: 136 | 4 muscles on faces respond to oneself's emotions in a involuntory way - that
is to say - a certain muscle on your face is twiching without your command.
This is what's called the microexpression. it's said to be nearly impossible
to fake and everyone can be trained to recognize them.
By a research project, when 20,000 or so ppl were tested for the ability to
recognize liars, 50 of them could identify the liars accurately for more
than 80% of the time, while other ppl are around 50%. these ppl are |
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T****o
发帖数: 716 | 5 outlier.............
do you mean the part far away from the main stream.........deviation?
if yes, then that's ppl being more "homo".
in the middle, it's ppl more "straight", and they are the most part of the
human being...
from mid point to edge, ppl are more & more "homo", but less in population
and percentage... |
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T****o
发帖数: 716 | 6 outlier.............
do you mean the part far away from the main stream.........deviation?
if yes, then that's ppl being more "homo".
in the middle, it's ppl more "straight", and they are the most part of the
human being...
from mid point to edge, ppl are more & more "homo", but less in population
and percentage... |
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k***a
发帖数: 92 | 7 Don't speak to strangers, hehe
Actually you shouldn't expect other ppl acting as what you think they should
do. We have all kinds of ppl in this world. To blame other ppls is of no
benefit. You can dislike them, but you have to face them.
What you can do is to adjust yourself to make you comfortable, and,
most importantly, protect yourself. That doesn't mean being aggressive.
Nor does it mean self-constraint. A simple style cannot work very well in real
life.
doesn't
礼
实 |
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s***u
发帖数: 1911 | 8 I really don't like LDS. I watched a anti-homo video speech by a LDS leade
r (I posted it in belif board). He said homosexuality is not a result of na
ture. He used the logic that "why our heavenly father would make ppl this w
ay?" His attitude is so arrogant.
"why our heavenly father would make ppl this way?" why are there so many d
isasters on this world? If your leader don't understand God's will, just be
humble. I don't ppl talking like a messenger of god. |
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R*o
发帖数: 3781 | 9 all righteous ppl resurrect including chinese ancient sage
bad ppl in Hades is watching the good things in the kingdom
so bad ppl may change their heart and accept Jesus
so, most of us will be saved
this is the version of christianity I can accept
otherwise, what you believe is cult |
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g****e
发帖数: 222 | 10 yah i agree that greece's admirable..hehe
such an old yet big topic for psych ppl.
wonder if you guys would like to write sth to at least clarify the
general idea that psych is sth to do or all about freud and
psychotherapy. maybe it's coz psych is so small an area
back in china, it seems that ppl here in the states know
what geeks in psych really do while ppl from china still
carry the steorotype idea or misconception that psych is
psycho-analysis |
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w**o
发帖数: 929 | 11 oh, 8 is the number of current online ppl;
now, 在线/最高
9/10人
which means 9 ppl is right now online;though the
maximum number of simultaneously online ppl is 10, kaka |
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a*****a
发帖数: 1038 | 12
to
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I don't feel it is ugly, and most of ppl not
change the society but used to it. Only these kind of ppl could survive and
live well.
I don't think most of ppl will be mad at this fact.. To live for yourself, and
to maximize your profit..
those
厦
一 |
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G********e
发帖数: 258 | 13 haha, but i think work hard is the most fundermental things gor us to do even
for many Ph.D.'s, including the PPL. Actually, PPL is a real course for many
students. But I think the one dedicated to Jiang Core is not a perfect thing.
That will make us more aweful. I think so.
ppl
yourself,
gave |
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G********e
发帖数: 258 | 14 Hehe, Star, you are overreacted and overserious.
On the other hand, sending Viagra as the gift to one's father-in-law is often
not as embarassing as ppl might be concerning all the time. Ppl usually won't
take a deeper perspective into what the relative old ppl needs. Why don't you
send out the gift privately instead of making an announcement throu PA?
your
his
逛了半天，不过买了不少东西，大部分问题都解决了。比如给叔叔买了whisky,
父 |
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z*l
发帖数: 763 | 15 how to sever the shoolmate, post whatever you like , and let ppl know
what you think about. from extremely point of view, you can't stop
ppl try to affect another ppl.I don't wanno to know the difference of 1
and 8. If you are whuer and do think it is right, then you can put things
you here,unless it is include personaly attack.
I dont' wanno practise, democrasy, in fact the abosolute democrasy's
result is majority kill minority.That why we need law to define the basic
right of human. somebody d |
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c*****e
发帖数: 2043 | 16 计算一下：
rou_l = #ppl / available area(sq)
当#ppl is fixed，能解决这一现象的就是increase available areas, 比如扩建立交
桥，加宽高速等。这就是LA一直采取的措施，不断加宽路况，增大可行性面积。
对于2000多万~3000多万人口的北京市区，多少辆汽车和多少辆自行车，提供自行车和
汽车的路面又多少，就可以算出人均在t_i那个时刻能享有过路权的权重比是多少。
你会发现答案是惊人的tiny。
与此同时，北京又在不停的扩建楼房，算一算每年用在residential building的面积以
多少rate在增长，就可以估算出每年在交通可行性面积的相对增长率。
按这个条件推算下去，不要说未来5年，未来50年，情况只会越来越糟，因为这还是#
ppl is fixed假设条件下，可未来50年的北京人口还会是今天的3000万，保持恒常数不
变吗？
I doubt deeply !
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d****p
发帖数: 685 | 17 When ppl talk about open/close stuff, chances are they are not in the
industry. Open source project can turn into not that open project easily -
all behind is the money.
MySQL is still open? Java is still open? Solaris is always close? Ppl make
things to make money; ppl buy things to satisfy their needs. So simple. It
really has nothing to do with "close" or "open". It is a game of money.
it
consumer |
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c*******8
发帖数: 32 | 18 Re, to confuse personal likes/dislikes with forum management is a big
mistake. BBS is just another platform to let ppl speak, like a public square
. You can not and should not control what are ppl talking about as long as
they don't fight and bite like animals. Don't even say that you once block
ppl just because they said "It's a feature." Hope you could find some other
things to make you happy in your life. |
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s*********t
发帖数: 16647 | 20 at $780, no one will buy it
docs who smuggled to China, they don't need just one, unless it's gold
ppl in US who like silver won't waste this extra 100 dollars and most of us
are gonna buy contract 5s
ebay: u could sell it at this price, undoubtedly, but u may end up losing
the phone unless u know which buyers are good transporter to South America
and which buyers are just evil
silver or gold, this is the question
if u have gold, ppl here will envy u, but since u only have silver, ppl here
are l... 阅读全帖 |
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L****r
发帖数: 33 | 21 well.. I would say that F# is the ideal language for who think it is ideal..
folks like me, and some folks in MSRC
I have worked for living with procedure/OO languages for years though..
the feeling of programming in python after you have programed in c/c++ was
squared when you move to F#..
the only thing is whether ppl could appreciate it, different ppl have
different taste.. just as much as I like SICP (structure and interpretation
of computer programming), many other ppl hate it just as much. |
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t****t
发帖数: 6806 | 22 no, most ppl don't need that. just know istream and ostream and their
variations is enough (istream is basic_istream, similar for ostream).
their variations include ifstream/ofstream, istringstream/ostringstream.
just know op<< for output, op>> for input, op! (usually you need that
instead of eof() member) to check eof, clear() for opening another file,
manipulators (such as setw(), endl, hex, etc.) for formating, and getline()
for reading a whole line. these are enough for 90% of ppl deal... 阅读全帖 |
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w******e
发帖数: 1187 | 23 I only did one dosage curve -- it has the right trend, but I don't intend
to include the data anyway. the point of my project is, here I generated
a new aptamer pair for sensor ppl to play with (just google thrombin
sensor you'll know how those ppl are lol~), for assurance I demonstrated
they can give higher signal with target than w/o, and the signal is
specific to the target. I'll leave claims about sensitivity & stuff to
sensor ppl. end of story (hopefully).
anyway, thx for your time~
a |
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c*********g
发帖数: 4 | 24 nodnod!
to be a leader is definitely not a easy job!In fact,not only could those MBAs
be a boss or manager and convince others,but tech ppl also could do so in
business world.
sometimes if you can take a step back and look at the business world,you might
see sth.valuable from a different perspective;sometimes opportunities are
right there but many ppl are not ready to get them;sometimes some ppl just
couldn't see it;and often times luck does matter! |
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j*****t
发帖数: 5475 | 25 It's not that ppl don't want to answer your question but
that it's difficult to answer your question. Even for
top school MBAs, you hear ppl get into McKinsey, Goldman,
and you also hear ppl who couldn't land a job three months
after graduation. It all depends. I think charleswang
said it might be difficult for you to get a finance job
after the MS if you dont' have any previous finance
background. Regarding application to the ph.d. programs,
it depends on how you will do in the MS program a |
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y*****a
发帖数: 580 | 26 It is true that many ppl got degrees from UH. However, you should be look
at it in a different way. Most of those degrees were obtained as continuing
education as ppl were taking advantage of corporate education benefit, and
not the other way around. If you take a look at the demographics, many ppl
attending UH are actually professionals that are already in the industry.
They were geologists taking engineering classes or vise versa. Or they are
profressionals taking advanced degrees.
It wil |
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b****u
发帖数: 2771 | 27 You must be good at both execution of experiment and people skills.
Don't panic about the job.
HPLC is not rocket science, you just need a bit training and hands-on
experience. I have seen many ppl learned on the job and performed well.
Best way to learn is to search for established method/protocol in your
company. know your analyte and understand every detail in the method. This
will give you a solid foundation and scaffold to build your own mehtod. It
doesn't hurt to consult senior ppl (better... 阅读全帖 |
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k****a
发帖数: 309 | 28 my buddy is still on GW's waitlist(July.30)
they've updated the list twice
the list was significantly reduced
she survived, but still waiting
they said there is only "a very small number of ppl on the list"
they said some ppl will withdraw in Aug
and then they will make more offers...
does she still have chance in GW?
how many ppl will withdraw in Aug?
what was the situation last year and the year before last?
any insider info?
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F**********s
发帖数: 54 | 29 I just hate to see ppl assume things. Why do you bet most of the posters
here focus exclusively on biglaw? geez~~! How many of you ppl out there are
currently working for a big law firm, think you possess the qualifications
and credentials that are good enough to secure a position with a big firm,
or believe you will be able to acquire such qualifications and credentials?
How many of you can give me an affirmative answer? I'm eager to know.
Since you ppl are really into this, I want to make a fe |
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w******e
发帖数: 1187 | 30 thx a lot for your advice. Indeed, the biggest concern I have is not whether
being a lawyer can make me big money, but whether I would enjoy it and do it
well. after all, I bet everybody who successfully got in T14 must be
competent
enough to succeed in many other things. being a mediocre and unhappy lawyer
just for the "starting salary" number is so not worth it.
that said, I'd appreciate it very much if you can elaborate on your points
a bit more:
1. why is it difficult to get another job afte... 阅读全帖 |
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N***r
发帖数: 2539 | 31 I worked for CAT for more than three years, as student and also contractor.
CAT actually pays not very high but still ok in central Illinois. Last year
I was payed less than $70k as a contractor. CAT employee's salary is higher,
not sure, should be more than 80k while less than 90k. I mean, analyst such
as CFD, FEM ppl. Designers, testing ppl, I don't know.
CAT is pretty open for international ppl, not like deer. We have so many
Chinese.... CAT is expanding its business in China, Suzhou has a bi... 阅读全帖 |
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f*****l
发帖数: 86 | 32 most ppl I know in residency now are in this age group, more younger ppl are
showing up nowadays, but you are not alone for sure.
Family support is must, your determindation is must. Find a group is
exetremely helpful, spend time talking to ppl and plan a month by month
schedule, dont give up at beginning when u feel u r not making progress ....
and a little luck, u will get there :) |
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a******8
发帖数: 231 | 33 出处记不清楚了，整理了放在一起。
感谢原作者。
视频：Your body language shapes who you are
http://www.ted.com/talks/amy_cuddy_your_body_language_shapes_who_you_are
1. Tell me about yourself:
The most often asked question in interviews. You need to have a short
statement prepared in your mind. Be careful that it does not sound
rehearsed. Limit it to work-related items unless instructed otherwise.
Talk about things you have done and jobs you have held that relate to
the position you are interviewing for. Start with the i... 阅读全帖 |
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A******s
发帖数: 77 | 34 Talk about being anxious. I am booked for 21st next month, and I aint ready.
Took NMBE2 with SP yesterday, got around 220...with less than a month to go
, I am pretty F*cked. With step 1 at least you have a fair good idea what to
read to get a decent score, with CK, there isnt much of consensus except
for UWorld. As with DIT and other resource...I said before and I say it
again...ppl check out 海盗湾, translate into English and google it! I dont
understand why ppl kept on asking where to get the st... 阅读全帖 |
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u*****d
发帖数: 1009 | 35 i know a lot of ppl enjoy working at a retail setting like walgreens, a good
place to meet a lot of ppl, help a lot of ppl, and there's something new
happening everyday.
working |
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r****t
发帖数: 27 | 36 Don't worry, I don't think white ppl like to confess to you anyway:P
Wait a minute, is there any experiment back up my theory, that ppl like to
confess to ppl with same race. |
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a*********t
发帖数: 13 | 37 equity research analyst title is for ppl with industry experience in covered
sectors, e.g. semi, biotech, auto, especially in sell-side. It is more for ppl with MBA/CFA than for ppl with financial eng. background. |
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p*****k
发帖数: 318 | 38 imrobot, very nice solution!
just some details that 5 is the upper bound:
first, note no more than 4 students can pick the same choice for
any particular problem. if there were 5, consider another
problem, by pigeonhole principle, with 4 choices, 2 of these 5 ppl
will again pick the same choice, contradictory to the requirement.
since there are 4 choices for each problem and 16 ppl in total,
with the observation above, each choice of any problem has to be
picked by exactly 4 ppl.
for any partic |
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G******0
发帖数: 737 | 39 second this~
one or two rounds of phone, then one or two rounds of on-site~
ppl from different backgrounds ask different kinds of questions as listed by AlphaNBeta, first round on-site about 10-12 ppl interviewing one by one; second round several ppl (less than first round, one by one too)~
bit |
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B**********n
发帖数: 57 | 40 Bonus process is complex. Just a few random points
1. It is a whole year relationship building story - if your # comes as a big
negative surprise for you, you need to think about if there is something
wrong between you and your manager
2. Official process often starts around November - of course shops have
varying practice. Direct manager sends up proposal to his boss, and so on,
and so forth, pools it up, of course with top-down guidance on the pool size
. Sometimes there are even forced rankin... 阅读全帖 |
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B**********n
发帖数: 57 | 41 Yes indeed - good analytics ppl (knowing model, and technology) are much
harder to find than "pure" modeler, it is why I am willing to pay extra cost
for the NYC office - of course, if also knowing business, the 3-legged
talents would be best. Having said that, NYC office is silo-ed, that prevent
ppl there becoming ppl mgr, thus it is an option for mid-level subject
matter expert only - not for entry, not for senior |
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B**********n
发帖数: 57 | 42 Yes indeed - good analytics ppl (knowing model, and technology) are much
harder to find than "pure" modeler, it is why I am willing to pay extra cost
for the NYC office - of course, if also knowing business, the 3-legged
talents would be best. Having said that, NYC office is silo-ed, that prevent
ppl there becoming ppl mgr, thus it is an option for mid-level subject
matter expert only - not for entry, not for senior |
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f********k
发帖数: 136 | 43 I'm in the DA team. Feel free to ask me any questions you may have.
In this team, some ppl cover pricing models for different products developed
by front desk strats. Some ppl cover risk models developed by the market
risk modelling team. If you cover certain pricing models for certain product
area, you will get familiar with those products. We did have ppl
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t********y
发帖数: 63 | 44 我的midterm，给了个case大意是9/11后，根据调查伊斯兰国家大部分人民
认为美国对付恐怖主义做的没错儿；到了2003年，调查显示穆斯林世界不再
支持美国的政策。
怎么用Durkeim或者人如marx， weber的理论解释这个变化呢？
我的第一个想法是把Durkeim的理论和iraq war联系起来。比如美军表现的对
muslim的不敬，虐囚事件等等。
明天要due了，求大牛支招！
btw， 人名al Qaeda中文译成什么？不知道指的谁。
9/11 Commision report:
Polls taken in Islamic countries after 9/11 suggested that many or
most ppl thought the US was doing the right thing in its fight against
terrorism; few ppl saw popular support for al Qaeda; half of those surveyed
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