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Comment #44488064
According to the article, Norman influence led to double letters being used to better mark out sounds, which achieves the same as diacritics. It made English mostly good enough (fa…
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Comment #41674875
Yes.
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Comment #41673215
I find the power asymmetry is in my favour. I give money to the bookmaker or I don't. If I don't, then the bookmaker is powerless as regards my money. If I do, then I also gain som…
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Comment #41672994
I think you are right that most people who want to ban such activities want to go back to the former situation where people could only bet on sports with friends. Their position is…
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Comment #41660930
I don't want to stop those who enjoy it from enjoying it for the sake of those whose decision making doesn't interact well with its legalisation. I think others care more about pre…
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Comment #37671887
A closed system makes long-term support easier.
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Comment #37671807
Everyone I know who had one (okay, that's not many people...) loved it.
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Comment #37178642
I've never heard of asking vs guessing culture before and don't know much about them, but, based on the article, I'd say guessing looks more transactional. It uses a shared history…
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Comment #36879787
A team I was on hired someone because I dug up an emulator he had written in the past (I think it was of some Nintendo console). I took a quick look at it, showed it to the other d…
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Comment #36807004
If it does end, Amazon gift vouchers? What would be a better substitute?
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Comment #36431198
If the tech is so dangerous that a closed market is necessary, then maybe it should be nationalised.
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Comment #36431097
If there was a proxy service that acted as an ip mask, and there was a list of the ip addresses of such masking proxies, then could EU customers using such services solve the issue…
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Comment #36430651
He’s worked with React and Svelte. He didn’t think he could get it done in time with React. How do you know he is wrong?
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Comment #36429073
He said that he couldn't have met the deadline without Svelte.
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Comment #36420631
I talk about political matters for ideas, education, and stimulation (mine and the other person's), rather than to beat them into taking on my position. I'd certainly walk away fro…
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Comment #34913489
I wonder how difficult it will be to apply the filter to human generated content.
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Comment #32863599
But they do, so it is probably best to include a short note stating the purpose of the desired conversation. This will also help prime many people, and thereby improve the conversa…
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Comment #32860530
Ideally, I'd rotate it between the countries that have a historical tie. I think that is India, Pakistan, Iran, Afghanistan, and the U.K.. That would allow all the communities with…
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Comment #32859752
Does it have to go to any country? Duleep Singh was the owner, when the British took it. Who is his legal heir?
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Comment #32716970
What kinds of ethical problems do teams suffer in your experience?
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Comment #32688281
I enjoyed this. Thank you.
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Comment #32688202
So it is an open that has had international organisation layered on top. That does make more sense, in terms of how it got to where it is. Another possibililty would be to relax th…
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Comment #32684010
The principle of open contest* avoids the problem you cite. Such a problem is inherent to international competition*. The mixture of limited open competition (multiple entries per …
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Comment #32673794
Restrict each country to one competitor.
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Comment #32618992
You've learned to tell apart the meaningful from the meaningless. You've done this by the age of twenty three. Your time was only wasted if you don't take advantage of this excelle…