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Do they just give a finished sample to the factory and ask them to figure it out on how to manufacture this part.
If it is former, then is this Indian company skipping some steps in the manufacturing process?
Once you got that part setup, try to write a simple program that buys or sells an equity from the command line .
From their own you can start exploring trading algorithms. Some are pretty basic, like when the price crosses above a 200 DMA, then buy a stock as that usually signifies an upward run, while selling if the price falls below the 200DMA as that is bearish.
Then you can read some books on price action, fundamental or technical analysis and build your own algos.
Was it like the you could fail a can and it would take you where you wanted to go for a reasonable fare or would cabbie in general cancel rides, ask for more fare than the allowable maximum etc.
Thus, they might have just the threatened YouTube with domain level blocking if laws of the land are not followed.
Also I am not sure, why the ruling party is so uppity about this documentary. It doesn’t even show Modi in too much of a bad light. Basically just shows that he was incompetent in stopping riots.
Also not sure, but does the BBC have an agenda with releasing this documentary now on an event that happened around two decades back.
Microsofties.
However this guy and his family members are pretty well connected and would be fine as long as Modi is India’s PM. In fact it is even stated that this guy is basically a kingmaker as his massive inflated fortune funds the political contributions to the ruling BJP party.
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Systematically reject them and if a lawsuit comes over , just say that you were rejected on the basis of “personal rating” — a subjective score for traits like self-confidence, likability and kindness wherein you scored less than candidates of other races ?
Won’t this make a total mockery of the affirmative action clause.
Even doctors trained in developed countries like UK have no guarantee that they will be approved to work in Canada as noted on the BMA’s own website [1].
On top of that most medical professionals moving to Canada are not from highly developed but rather developing countries and they spend years just trying to get their license and give up in the end .
https://www.bma.org.uk/advice-and-support/career-progression...
All in all, Russia is a very weak country with less than 1.5T GDP. As a result, any infusion of huge sum on money by external actors will tilt the balance in the favor of the party that gets the money .
I think this will be popular in those places where Walmart is the retailer of last resort which encompasses a lot of mid-west and even the south.
It is a people problem. Every department, every group, entry business unit is its own little kingdom that is fiercely defended by its workers. They cling on to it because that’s all they have done for the last 20 years. They know that if this system gets modernized, then their job is toast. Their job is vapor ware and they know it.
Having worked with many state and local governments, I see that these entities are never in favor of a business process redesign that simplified things, unless the consultants carve out a special exception for their little Access database or somehow save their pre historic C# ASP.Net application.