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Try to run the pricing system in Denmark if it hasn't been changed over the years.... It was "deem" "impossible" for a human to calculate the pricing within a r
by Foobar8568 5y ago
Try to run the pricing system in Denmark if it hasn't been changed over the years.... It was "deem" "impossible" for a human to calculate the pricing within a reasonable amount of time (with all the associated bonus).
Do not forget that there might several companies running on the same track, cargoa and passenger trains etc.
Managing a busy track is hell.
- vanderZwan 5y ago> It was "deem" "impossible" for a human to calculate I live in Malmö so you have to understand I'm obliged to make a "well no wonder given the Danish counting system" joke here > Fifty is halvtreds, which stands for halvtredje-sinds-tyve, meaning “third half times twenty”, or “two scores plus half of the third score” [2½ 20]* https://www.languagesandnumbers.com/how-to-count-in-danish/en/dan/ https://www.languagesandnumbers.com/how-to-count-in-danish/e...
- gsliepen 5y agoIndeed it is a very weird way of counting. It was a question on Code Golf a few years ago: https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/92657/count-to-100-in-danish https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/92657/count-to-... What is remarkable here is that usually there are a lot of answers in dedicated golfing languages that can solve seemingly very complex tasks in just a few tens of bytes, here there is only one such answer, and it takes 115 bytes. So perhaps one could say it's even hard for computers?