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Comment #7336526
Plyfe (www.plyfe.com) - NYC We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer to join our NYC-based team. Plyfe works with Fortune 500 brands to help them reach their audiences across …
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Comment #7282861
It sometimes helps to study the history of whatever subject you are working towards in school. For example, the history of mathematics can provide a lot of inspiration for what can…
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Comment #5761031
Also somewhat related (this just suppresses sweetness): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gymnema_sylvestre
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Comment #4706630
Some context might be important here. The high schools mentioned in the article are primarily science high schools (the test is the SHSAT: Specialized High School Admissions Test),…
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Comment #4564697
Grad school is a popular choice, and many would favor candidates with 3-5 years of work/project experience. The application process also helps you reflect on what your goals are, w…
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Comment #4489906
Diversity does have concrete benefits that stem from a solid theoretical underpinning (comparative advantage). If everyone in programming has the same utility curve, then certain t…
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Comment #4487694
It may not be the case that services are the end game, but rather that there is a trade-off due to organizational structure and capital investments needed to sustain a product-focu…
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Comment #4484054
If anyone is interested in some additional material on this topic, MIT OCW covers entrepreneurial finance. Relevant Lectures: http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/sloan-school-of-management/…
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Comment #4464792
Universities teach in such a way as to encourage academic pursuit of knowledge, but the majority of students will be seeking field experience post-graduation. This mismatch happens…
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Comment #4371658
The psych is covered in the 3rd set of slides (Pricing Under Consumer Uncertainty). As someone who took the course, it was excellent and the outlines actually do cover the majority…