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by madsbuch 9y ago
I guess the difference is in the assumption: Iceland assume a gender wage gab but no gender competencies gab. This assumption is also advantageous for men: Iceland has an equal system for men wrt. paternaty/maternaty leave. Furthermore
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by madsbuch 9y ago
I take you didn't know why he did it? It was to translate into a per capita derivation.
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by madsbuch 9y ago
According to this ruling, you support the taxi industry by using Uber in EU. Probably the Uber drivers will also start acting like you have described. After all, they are ordinary taxi driver now. So I guess: Back to trams and walking?
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by madsbuch 9y ago
Come to a Scandinavian public school. Then you'll see working public schools. Evidently, this has nothing to do with publicness or privateness, but rather a culture. The big question is: in what direction should we push the society?
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by madsbuch 9y ago
> and have to be there physically too. Not in Denmark, you can do all that online. > No other service provider required this documentation Well, Google play? > Try opening a conventional store. Or any kind of money handling web ser
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by madsbuch 9y ago
Yep, it would be nice if HN restricted pay walled articles...
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by madsbuch 9y ago
Except that it is far from true.
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by madsbuch 9y ago
I think it is a great project. An I really like the modernization. As a person not native to English, reading long prose is already energy consuming. For me, I like this kind of supply :-) I see that the page is a bit slow. If you need any
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by madsbuch 9y ago
It is funny how google explores a mostly statistical approach. On the other hand we have Grammatical Framework ( https://www.grammaticalframework.org/ ) which is much more along the line of the article posted.
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by madsbuch 9y ago
You should check you ears. Coq only accepts well funded recursion. Non-bound Turing machines span a bigger complexity class. In other words: Turing machines can loop forever, Coq can not express programs that can do so. Read your CS 101:
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by madsbuch 9y ago
All google products. But it is ridiculous to disregard JavaScript because some people can't write it properly. It is the same as saying that I wouldn't use a browser because I once went to a website that displayed a popup.
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by madsbuch 9y ago
Not all websites not using JS are good: http://www.theworldsworstwebsiteever.com/ It is not a question about JavaScript or not. It is a question about well developed site.
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by madsbuch 9y ago
This is a question about JS vs no JS, not about optimizations of JS.
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by madsbuch 9y ago
Simplicity matters, correct: What is simplest: A full website in Elm, or a website developed in a plethora of HTML, CSS each with at least a handful of libraries? Well, Elm needs javascript.. All in all: there is not need to be religious ab
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by madsbuch 9y ago
You are right :-) But we could also consider another example: try to return the nth digit using a regular expression.
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by madsbuch 9y ago
Well, many danish students live completely of this grant, including rent and food. But you are right about the cost of opportunity. But I think, in general, that it is much more important to optimize personal well-being than income. My impr
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by madsbuch 9y ago
I am not aware of his definition? I can't find it on google either. Can you point me to it? A Turing machine does not talk about expressing computations, but rather a class of problems that can be computed. Remember, not all programmi
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by madsbuch 9y ago
Well, what constitutes a programming language then? It sounds like there is a clear definition :-) Coq is certainly a programming language, as you can build programs. But you can't interact with the subsystem, you can only build pure f
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by madsbuch 9y ago
Well, the cost for the student is negative. :-) A danish student get paid roughly 600£ a month, and there is not tuition. Classical European.
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by madsbuch 9y ago
In Denmark the cost of a masters degree is negative 45487.64 USD (That is, you get paid). And so it should be (at least!) in all countries.
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by madsbuch 9y ago
Great list for inspiration! Though, it is not true that all the problems can be solved in any programming language: try to make a "Bandwidth Monitor" in Coq.
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by madsbuch 9y ago
We have to remember that machine learning is much more than just ANN, or, for that sake, matrix manipulation: http://probabilistic-programming.org/wiki/Home
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by madsbuch 10y ago
The best advice in this article is IMHO in the bottom: > Well, of course, you don't have to do all of it at once. Try various of these suggestions to see what works for you. For me to learn, I heavily need to motivation. Hence I usu
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by madsbuch 10y ago
It is not a question of private vs. public companies. It is a question of regulation.
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by madsbuch 10y ago
A global transport model would be nice. But it should not rely on a single operator. Instead it should be based on a standard (like HTTP, etc) such that all taxi companies are independent and able to live up to national standards.
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by madsbuch 10y ago
I think this is spot on. But I also think it is a structural thing: We have always been told "children and women first to the lifeboat, then men". I think this is a bi-product of the spare-the-women culture we are living. Maybe me
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by madsbuch 10y ago
Again, a "more whole view" is not a complete view. I didn't suggest that we bring in all aspects of life. Why is it that people purposely misunderstand my words / does not see the scope? (I talked generally, not indivi
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by madsbuch 10y ago
Sorry, you are completely right.
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by madsbuch 10y ago
That's completely fair. But my proposition was not about your preferences. I conjectured that a shift to a more whole view of employers (rather than just machines) would be beneficial for most people.
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by madsbuch 10y ago
I think this thinking is discouraging. Bot to men but even more to women and it might be the reason why there are so few women in STEM fields. I think generally work places should be much more well rounded. We spend a considerable amount of

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