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   by ggrrhh_ta 6y ago

   Haha :-), I want this dialogue performed in Space Janitors or something of the sort
2. 182.▲
   by ggrrhh_ta 6y ago

   You improved my UX experience by a factor of infinite.
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   by ggrrhh_ta 6y ago

   It always felt to me that a lot of this kind of advice was coming from someone that could actually have their kids taken care of while doing the stuff that is unavoidable to survive (even cooking something involving oil and fire)...
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   by ggrrhh_ta 6y ago

   In my opinion, they showed that it didn't become Pirate Bay, but rather reasonably and responsibly took over, during a period of emergency, on the duty of their physical counterparts (closed to the public). It rather strengthened its m
5. 185.▲
   by ggrrhh_ta 6y ago

   Many thanks, I think I can now understand the initial comment; in the derivatives market, the underlying value is decoupled from the actual money value of the transaction, and the latter is negligible with respect to the notional value.
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   by ggrrhh_ta 6y ago

   Can you elaborate on that? (Genuinely curious)
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   by ggrrhh_ta 6y ago

   For people that need or want to know (really understand) in depth about Bitcoin without any previous background in Computer Science (for example, in Finance, investors, journalists, historians, curious people in general) I have to recommend
8. 188.▲
   by ggrrhh_ta 6y ago

   Would three be even better?
9. 189.▲
   by ggrrhh_ta 6y ago

   An in addition to that, in his Hardtalk interview, at the end he said "In Sweden we don't wear masks, we stay at home if we feel sick", so implicitly he is completely sure that there is no asymptomatic transmission of COVID-1
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    by ggrrhh_ta 6y ago

    I read it putting all of myself into it (even caught a couple of typos/bugs). I also read Iverson's. These languages (APL, J, K) promote a programming paradigm that sits somewhere in between the continuous spectrum between imperat
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    by ggrrhh_ta 6y ago

    Other countries in Europe also have lead epidemiologists and scientists (or technical bodies) making the recommendations that then get turned into policy. Those scientists in Denmark, Germany, Switzerland, Finland, Norway, France, Spain, It
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    by ggrrhh_ta 6y ago

    Well, they roll out a platform where people can upload content. That is the one of the main services they offer, YT should be subject to the local regulations for uploaders and viewers, applying no other discretionary/arbitrary limits
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    by ggrrhh_ta 6y ago

    I would say that if it cannot be decided whether a comment is sarcastic or not, then it actually sits in the saddle point of the truth.
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    by ggrrhh_ta 6y ago

    Well, the leave should be distributed exactly in the same amount by the persons responsible for the child and should be of compulsory execution by both, exactly as if you have an accident requiring hospitalisation that prevents you from doi
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    by ggrrhh_ta 6y ago

    It is also common in many fields in Switzerland, Italy, Spain, ... Newton's Principia was written in Latin, for example and not in 18th century English.
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    by ggrrhh_ta 6y ago

    That's at least the fourth version, look for the archived recommendations in January, February and March, the April one is the first one to touch upon all the aspects directly and more honestly.
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    by ggrrhh_ta 7y ago

    You can check for yourself - on providing and dissemination, check Arxiv & Siblings. On institutions, check e.g., University of California, or search, e.g., "Elsevier's Paywall" using some internet search service to find
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    by ggrrhh_ta 7y ago

    As many of us doing research, writing, reviewing, typesetting, checking proofs, organizing their dissemination conferences, administrative tasks, filling up IP forms, returning them, getting them checked by attorneys paid on our side, etc.,
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    by ggrrhh_ta 7y ago

    thanks! Seems reasonable :-)
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    by ggrrhh_ta 7y ago

    Can someone explain (or find an explanation for) Phil May's ABC's? For example what should 'q' and 'Q' stand for? https://www.oldbookillustrations.com/illustrations/may-alpha... https:&#x
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    by ggrrhh_ta 7y ago

    Is it possible to repair the phone?
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    by ggrrhh_ta 7y ago

    Asking myself every time that I am tempted to break my discipline: "do I want to be the kind of person that just doesn't get <insert anything: tidy up before bed, be always punctual, finish this review on time, commit&push
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    by ggrrhh_ta 7y ago

    I can imagine that it would not take long until someone comes up with patterns which are innocent in one orientation and malicious with a ±90 deg. rotation...
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    by ggrrhh_ta 7y ago

    Giving the contractors a good excuse to rip off an employer they hold hostage...?
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    by ggrrhh_ta 7y ago

    Very underrated comment. Very good point to give food for thought although I think it is clear that it was meant to be on the usual textual representation using the simplest re language (without extensions).
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    by ggrrhh_ta 8y ago

    Haha, the author is quite funny, citing competitive countries that are neither particularly low taxes (relative to salaries) nor in lack of a reasonable welfare system - but, and that's the point, with lower salaries and much lower pur