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Tichy
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Comment #6590375
Just curious, how do you implement such a thing? I mean how do you avoid polling the stores zillions of times, which would probably eventually be shut off by the stores?
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Comment #6590259
Because they are totally not exposed to lobbying.
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Comment #6587078
But you also have to implement Len() and Less(), don't you? Maybe you can create a better way, but it is not implemented in the sort package by default. Also I suppose you need to …
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Comment #6586008
I admit I don't really know how the system works. My impression was that people can only study subjects they also had for A-Levels (or maybe related subjects, as defined by a unive…
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Comment #6585841
"If you have drama as one of the main reason for going to school, then you're not really worried about having to earn a living some day. Must be nice." Bingo
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Comment #6585830
Not if they are girls, I suppose.
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Comment #6585820
Simple: pay more for nursing and child care.
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Comment #6585809
I am willing to bet that there are no special hardships for women who want to enter IT. Quite the opposite really.
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Comment #6585793
Women get to choose, most importantly perhaps they get to choose to stay home when a baby arrives. They also get to choose jobs that earn less money, in exchange for more pleasantn…
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Comment #6585768
I think IT just gets a lot of press and coverage of people who got rich. Computers are nice because you don't need a huge factory to start something. However, let's take an archaic…
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Comment #6585593
Google Keep atm, but it's not perfect.
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Comment #6585174
Well, it would be for the sake of art. You'd be surprised by the kind of things people do for art.
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Comment #6585147
Incredible, that article seems to get by without blaming men at all. Did I miss something? In another note, the whole A-levels system seems rather stupid to me. I've met several pe…
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Comment #6584636
presumably if you want to make a law about it, you have to define it somehow. What solution do you propose?
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Comment #6584465
I kind of gave up on it when I realized how complicated it is to sort a list. Hopefully they'll improve that in future versions. Still could see myself using it for specific use ca…
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Comment #6584137
Can you ask them to pay you sufficiently?
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Comment #6584041
By any means necessary? So they'd murder to control the source?
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Comment #6583997
Do you own a building? Or may I perhaps defecate your web site, for the sake of art?
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Comment #6583949
Hm, maybe if I ever have to hire somebody I'll challenge them to a Corewar duel :-) Before the internet my friends and I sometimes used to get to together, everybody got some time …
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Comment #6583904
People have personal preferences, I suppose. But the approach to kill the magic seems weird - I'd expect things to become more magical the more I learn about them.
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Comment #6581433
If he knows all there is to know about computers, perhaps he can tell us whether P = NP.
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Comment #6577427
You mean, assuming there was only one Bitcoin: if a VW Beetle costs 1 BTC this year, and next year a Porsche is published (growing the economy by replacing cars with better cars), …
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Comment #6576740
You might want to read up on Ponzi schemes again. I don't see a connection with declining production rates of a product.
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Comment #6576431
I've used floppy disks and tape recorders, but I'm a bit embarrassed that I never used punch cards.
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Comment #6576258
But why does a fixed supply make it deflationary? What happens when all BTC have been mined, will the price still go up all the time? I guess it could go up if the Dollar goes down…