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mollmerx

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    Comment #12336568

    I'm an avid FT reader and like that description, but have never seen it before. Any chance you can provide a reference?

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    Comment #12217355

    blink = indicate

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    Comment #11495865

    Particularly in London, houses are overvalued to the extent that rents are comparatively cheap vs. the rest of the country. Rental yields in London are significantly lower than the…

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    Comment #11453528

    The problem is what the question implies, which is that in this workplace the interviewer has until now found it impossible to to convince his manager. This doesn't look good for t…

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    Comment #11212767

    They never had control or they never lost it?

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    Comment #11162725

    Your experience will depend very much on which Terminal you're at (there is a big difference in age and layouts of individual terminals) and, in particular, whether you're forced t…

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    Comment #11162605

    Essentially you are being given a copy of a VM that has a copy of Windows pre-installed. It's unlikely (but possible) that Microsoft has granted a license for this. I imagine this …

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    Comment #11124922

    In some jurisdictions penknives are explicitly allowed, due to their blade typically being just under 60mm long.

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    Comment #11124886

    If you're interested in using a js bookmarklet to bypass, search for "froomens".

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    Comment #10947190

    I think that's a very interesting question, to which the answer probably depends on how you define 'thrive'. It seems unlikely to me that any language could become mainstream witho…

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    Comment #10930465

    The passwords are generated on the client.

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    Comment #10930409

    This. I find it surprising that the offender wasn't terminated and incomprehensible that the victim was required to continue reporting to him.

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    Comment #10908545

    My girlfriend started watching Reign on Netflix when we were visiting the US. She is able to watch it when she visits me in the UK. At her home in Germany it is unavailable.

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    Comment #10901868

    Absolutely! Also, the inclusion of non-ASCII operators harkens back to APL. Mind mind isn't yet made up on whether I like this. I anticipate code being easier to read and harder to…

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    Comment #10894165

    A "good" language might let you run "5 < x" when x is a list and return a list of booleans. This is what languages in the APL family do.

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    Comment #10554913

    Thanks for that - I'd never heard of the Igon Value Problem and love the concept.

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    Comment #10477065

    Why do you not find this believable? In the UK there is a 24.2 year difference between the life expectancy for men in the Calton area of Glasgow and the national average . I think …

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    Comment #10418710

    Malta has the reputation of being the easiest to acquire EU citizenship. It's unlikely that Germany would be one of the easiest, as it requires 8 years of permanent residence to be…

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    Comment #10418688

    Yes, ideally those human rights would be provided for by the government. However, there is too much food poverty and lack of medical insurance, even in developed nations, for me to…

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    Comment #10418656

    I have a hunch that this may play out in a similar way the Scottish Independence Referendum did last year. It is in the interest of business and the elite to stay in, while there i…

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    Comment #10418542

    Insider information is known but non-public. I think it's more appropriate to describe this as forward-looking. I.e. we are getting an insight into things that haven't even happene…

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    Comment #10412187

    If the list is known in advance, what about a strategy of sorting the items by absolute value and then summing from smallest to largest? Would this improve accuracy? If so, by how …

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    Comment #10302994

    I agree that doors of parked cars in cities may be a frequent and painful source of cycling accidents. They are not, however, the most dangerous. The most dangerous source of accid…