krotton

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by krotton 11y ago
Although to a lesser extent (it used to be much worse 10 years ago), that's what it often looks like in Poland - and today's Poland can hardly be called a third world country. One particular example of such content unavailability
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by krotton 11y ago
I'm not an anarcho-capitalist, I'm just conducting a mental experiment to see how far state minimalism can go. I'm quite convinced we can (and probably should) limit the competences of current behemoth governments - what I do
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by krotton 11y ago
The way road usage costs are determined doesn't really matter - it's enforced by a mutually accepted contract. Yes, that's theoretical ;).
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by krotton 11y ago
Well, in hypothetical laissez-faire capitalism taxes would not be needed to provide infrastructure - Uber would just have to pay its fees for driving on private roads (etc.). This would drive prices up, but fairly divide the costs between t
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by krotton 11y ago
Also some of the shades don't match - these are precisely defined, I think.
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by krotton 11y ago
Poland seems exceptional in this regard - there are local chains here, but they are heavily outmassed by foreign brands, ranging from German LIDL, through Portuguese Jeronimo Martins to French and British franchises. That's probably be
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by krotton 12y ago
Neither does your post. I suppose it was just written for fun or learning experience.
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by krotton 12y ago
No, they could equally well be two different overloads of a single operator.
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by krotton 12y ago
Which is no equivalent if the script is executed using "bash script.sh" ;).