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by Pamar 5y ago
"Coercitive" would be something like "you make N license plate a day or don't get food". "If you accept to do non-mandatory work in exchange of money/reduced sentence" it will be your choice.
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by Pamar 5y ago
Yes, sorry, 1.4 (also consider that most wargames have rules where travelling on roads units can double speed...)
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by Pamar 5y ago
Yes. This is why, btw, wargames have more or less standardized in hex grids: no sudden 20% increase of speed for units moving diagonally.
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by Pamar 5y ago
ABBY is really great... but I was sorry to see they stopped offering it as a subscription based webapp :(
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by Pamar 5y ago
Thank you for the pointers. I have already put the Preto's book in my Amazon basket. Yes, I am aware that Aikido is radically different from most other martial arts (some dojos do practice a sort of "freeflow randori" but it&
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by Pamar 5y ago
Can you provide some suggestions on improving (or just pointing out what makes these pedagogical black holes)? I am a MA practitioner myself (Aikido, 32 years and counting) and while I am always interested in the pedagogical aspect even if
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Cowboy Quotes, Sayings, and Wisdom(cowboyway.com)
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Mimic Seafood will make “vegan raw tuna” using tomatoes(greenqueen.com.hk)
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Lucio Fulci, the Antonioni of Splatter(theguardian.com)
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by Pamar 5y ago
For everyone (like, for example, me) who has never heard these two names before (or not as replacements for SQL at least...) maybe the following might be useful: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13824962/neo4j-c
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by Pamar 5y ago
It's nice. Windows only? (I mostly use a Mac at home). EDIT: no, it's Win/Mac/Linux, apologies...
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by Pamar 5y ago
I suspect that we are discussing one of those "if all you have is a hammer" cases here. In my experience most enterprise applications will prefer to have data in tabular form because making financial or management reports (inclu
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by Pamar 5y ago
All the languages you listed worked fine to develop complex applications using "tabular data". I find ... debatable that building yet again one more FB or IG challenger is significantly more important than maintaining or creating
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by Pamar 5y ago
Document databases are very convenient for modern application development, because modern application frameworks and languages are also based on semi-structured objects instead of tabular data. Citation needed.
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by Pamar 5y ago
Britain:Fears National Grid won't cope if drivers charge their vehicles at 'on peak' times during day
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Britain: Risk of blackouts if drivers charge their cars at peak times during day(dailymail.co.uk)
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by Pamar 5y ago
Personally I use Historio.us, but maybe it is not in the same category you are talking about? (I found it here on HM and so far - I have used it for a year or so - seems to be a good fit for my needs)
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by Pamar 5y ago
Not only what @setr answered but consider also that by having a consistent ruling you can actually design or alter the order of triggers just by naming them according to a specific scheme. It just makes easier to understand what happens
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by Pamar 5y ago
One of the main thesis of the book is that metacommunication is an automatic mechanisms which is used by humans as a sort of sonar signal: every time we communicate with other we are sending out an image of what our self image is, hoping th
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by Pamar 5y ago
According to the book theories, your real intent in commenting (as revealed by the way you framed your remarks) is that you wanted to validate your self image of being an expert on animal behaviour, having raised plenty of dogs/cats.
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by Pamar 5y ago
Please read the book if you want to really argue this and the other points: I am not the author, I have to titles pertaining to psychology (or ethology/animal behaviour) so I might misrepresent the topic. You, on the other hand, may ve
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by Pamar 5y ago
What I wanted to say is that according to the author, Humans are unique in the way they can "communicate about communication", while any other living being on Earth uses communication just to transfer information: "I am hungr
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by Pamar 5y ago
Watzlawick's take on meta-communication is this, basically: Your cat can communicate to you that he wants some more milk. This is communication. Your cat CANNOT communicate about its own communication, i.e. cannot "say" somet
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by Pamar 5y ago
Personally I think that at least one book is missing: "Pragmatics of Human Communication: A Study of Interactional Patterns, Pathologies and Paradoxes" by Paul Watzlawick (1) On the other hand it could very well be the case that t
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by Pamar 5y ago
I am actually doing this. For free, to provide some company to my mother. It started during the first lockdown (I am an expat, so I am already living far away from home but when she was actually locked up at home I wanted to make an extra e
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by Pamar 5y ago
Carly Fiorina? Wasn't she (mis)managing HP? Edit: my mistake, yes Compaq was bought my HP and therefore it fell under the control of Fiorina, in the end.
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by Pamar 5y ago
I would like to say I have a job for you but I am afraid that this kind of decisions is way above my pay grade. Still... drop me a line in mailbox, maybe? (You can find my contacts in the profile).
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by Pamar 5y ago
I suggest you read Red Plenty (if you don't know it already) for a really fascinating explanation of how planned economy worked. See also this: https://wiki.p2pfoundation.net/Red_Plenty_Platforms for a discussion on th
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by Pamar 5y ago
Whoa, a fellow PROGRESS user ?! Anyway, thanks for the answer. I am not sure I completely agree with you, but at least now your point is more clear.
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by Pamar 5y ago
With all due respect, I think you are mixing apples and oranges here. "TLA+, Z3, constraint-provers, and cutting-edge languages like Haskell, Idris, and so on" is not exactly the bread and butter of IT work nowadays, so why do you

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