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If you want the text "1/2" you should type '1/2 If you want the value one-half you should type =1/2 Not sure why this is controversial, Excel obviously has a syntax that's not focused on reproducing litera
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Difficult to move the production of olive oil. I don't know how much you know about olive oil, but it comes from olives, which grow on olive trees. Olive trees are famously long-lived and, together with the very specific types of land
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I mean this is a widely adopted practice so it clearly is not impossible to solve. All tests substitute small collections of representative inputs for the generality of inputs.
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2y ago
You should solve the problem you need to solve, not the problem you have a cool solution for. The problem to solve is "given my database in an arbitrary but valid state, applying a migration should succeed and leave the database in a e
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This is the wrong approach. He should be putting data in the database schema before trying to run migrations on it. Doing that is simple and can potentially catch all sorts of bugs, including the bugs you didn't think of yet. His solut
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What LaTeX replaced was: a) typing the text of math papers and writing in the formulae by hand. b) word processing which was fixed width and line based, where there would be three characters for 'top of an integral sign', middle a
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French localisation of OnlyFans used to translate the word 'tip' (quite essential to the OF experience) both as 'bout', 'tip' in the sense of 'end', and as 'astuce', 'tip' in the s
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No, not true. Many societies in the world have voluntarily reduced reproduction to the point where population growth would be zero, except for improvements in longevity. These changes largely pre-date small recent drops in living standards,
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Thanks, I know and agree that loans create deposits. Sadly this underrated fact seems to have thrown you a bit, to the point where a lot of what you say is just nonsense. What does this mean? "Bonds are just a floating price asset swap
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I don't think you know what 'liquidity' means, but if you do you are incorrect about it here. Deposits provide funding , not liquidity . Banks certainly do use deposits to fund loans. It is not true that most countries do n
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You seem very confused about several different points here. 1. Deposits often fund loans. If deposits were never used to fund loans as you describe, most banks would have at least as many cash or HQLAs as they do deposit liabilities. Check
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> Basically he compares two kinds of growth rates : the growth rate of the 'real' economy and the growth rate of wealth itself. You need the wealth rate to be low enough that rich people want to invest some of it in the
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EPAM systems employs 65,000 people and has revenues of $5bn a year.
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She could never have been incredibly successful by cutting costs. She posted a video a week which cost $3,500 to make and brought in $1,000. If production had cost her nothing she would only have made $1k a week, for something that would
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It's a perfectly reasonable rule of thumb though. Ad blockers typically leave the YouTube service thinking that an ad has been watched, otherwise they wouldn't get far. These bogus views are counted in the thousands of views, and
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This doesn't make any sense. There are lots of YouTube creators who spend a LOT on videos. Mr Beast, the most successful YouTuber of all time, is famous for it. When he was barely known, he still did stunts which were staggering costly
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This is a great explanation. Thank you. Another aspect which the author touched on but which you didn't mention is that YouTube is optimized for people who watch a lot of YouTube. Both technically and culturally it's set up to wor
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You don't understand what "sell a cooking show" means. She was hoping to have a show, featuring her and based on her YouTube videos, bought by a major tv company. They would pay her to produce and star in a show for their pla