3wayMerger

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by 3wayMerger 5y ago
Location: Orange County, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C#, Javascript, C++, CSS, HTML, Elixir, ASP.NET, WPF Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1s_6gtw4e6mhBnr2kARbc3JsiJyb... Li
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by 3wayMerger 5y ago
Yes I understand but even if he isn't necessarily being paid 266,666 apples, he has access to that much wealth. I mean, Bezos is able to start his own space expedition which I don't think many people can do. While that's happ
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by 3wayMerger 5y ago
As mentioned before, I don't know what a "fair" pay would be. Maybe it could be based on a percentage of the total revenue? But one man being paid 266,666 apples while others get paid 1 apple doesn't seem "fair&quot
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by 3wayMerger 5y ago
What if instead of paying Bezos paying more taxes, he has to pay his workers more? I think it's wrong to just force Bezos to give away his wealth. However, I also think that some Amazon workers should be payed more. I don't think
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by 3wayMerger 5y ago
Thank you for the discussion. I am now convinced but unfortunately, I cannot confidently say that I deeply understand. I've taken a shot at the linked paper but will require more readings to fully grasp what it's saying. However,
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by 3wayMerger 5y ago
Thanks for taking the time to reply. I think I'm beginning to understand but am not quite sure. While I wouldn't consider myself fluent in any of the following, I do know how to read musical notation (from middle school/high
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by 3wayMerger 5y ago
Couldn't the same be said of J? If APL's powerful notation comes from not having to memorize much and being a good visual representation of what the verb does, doesn't J's usage of alphabetical characters achieve somethi
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by 3wayMerger 5y ago
Maybe I'm missing the point but could you clarify a bit more on APL's notation vs J's notation? Speaking as someone who is not very well math inclined and as someone who was born in an Asian country, both APL's special c