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by sobani 10y ago
I leave my front door keys in the front door on the inside. That way those keys also have a place. I live alone, so there is no one else using the same technique who I could deadlock (pun intended). I do not push the key all the way in. Pus
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by sobani 10y ago
Musk is a nice example. He probably would've started the same, but Tesla and SpaceX wouldn't have existed / been the same as today. Remember that at some point Musk had poured all his wealth into those companies and they were
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by sobani 10y ago
And you consider that screenshot readable? > horizontal scrolling That part didn't give it away to yourself?
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by sobani 10y ago
It's only March. How do you know you're going to get a penalty next month?
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by sobani 10y ago
thanks to runeks [ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13925396 ] according to https://mobile.slashdot.org/story/16/08/20/2059216/ipv6-achi... it's only the US mobile carriers t
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by sobani 10y ago
But the earlier comment wasn't talking about _traversing_ a tree, it was talking about _balancing_ it, which is a much harder problem and one I wouldn't want to do without google either.
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by sobani 10y ago
To add on to the comment of seanmcdirmid Adding up the population[1] (in millions, rounded down) of all countries in Europe with universal healthcare[2], except the 144 million from Russia, which is mostly asia anyway, I get to 484 million
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by sobani 10y ago
How many applicants do you interview per position? I assume it's more than 3. Why wouldn't it be fair for a job seeker to consider just as many possibilities as you do?
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by sobani 10y ago
I live in a country with a guaranteed level of education and healthcare (I guess that's what you mean) and I love it. No need to worry when I go to a doctor or whether I can afford university. As far as I know what has never been tried
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by sobani 10y ago
Could you explain to me what would make Britain or France not a state far before that time?
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by sobani 10y ago
Actually, my fortune is increasing due to inflation! See, I have this huge loan (mortgage) and every year, due to inflation, this loan effectively becomes smaller and smaller.
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by sobani 10y ago
About health costs, things will become more expensive if every person has to negotiate for themselves. People who have a medical problem, want the problem fixed. They don't have the time or ability to find a good alternative. An insu
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by sobani 10y ago
> Perhaps more surprisingly (to advocates of basic income, anyway), they took the money and continued to do the jobs "for free". Isn't this exactly what UBI advocates say will happen: People will start doing useful tasks,
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by sobani 10y ago
In case you're wondering about the downvotes, a micro services monolith sounds like an oxymoron. Could you expand on how the architecture actually looked? What made it a monolith and what made it micro serviced?
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by sobani 10y ago
According to a reference[1] from Wikipedia[2] the effect would be 45 μs for general relativity 7 μs for special relativity, combining into a 38 μs drift. So although you are technically correct (45 > 7) they are both significant. [1] ht
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by sobani 10y ago
> Because making the line wrapping nice requires deep syntax-aware editor integration. 'nice' is the key word here
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by sobani 10y ago
According to a researcher on a recent Radiolab episode[1], 99.6% of results on mice don't replicate to humans. I assume for rats a similar figure applies. [1] http://www.radiolab.org/story/bringing-gamma-back (abo
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by sobani 10y ago
Because they asked for it?
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by sobani 10y ago
According to [1] the return from 1980 to now is 57.5 fold. So anyone who started with 'just' 2M would have ended up with more than 100M. It's not surprising that those who started with the most, also got the most gains. [1]
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by sobani 10y ago
Actually, you can. As per the article, you can view the skiplist as a tree when turned 1/8th. So you can start at the head, put it on the stack, move to the next node referenced at the hightest level, put it on the stack, etc. just lik
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by sobani 10y ago
Awesome, this means I can check my family members voted the way I 'suggested' them to.
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by sobani 10y ago
you made a typo: it's "rush hourS" Depending on the location there are 3-4 rush hours in the morning and 3-4 in the afternoon.
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by sobani 10y ago
On the other hand I wonder how many people voted for Clinton because she was a woman, I would wager that's not 0 as well. Of course, I don't know whether the yea-woman outweighed the nay-woman.
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by sobani 10y ago
A skiplist is a good candidate for problems where you are considering some kind of self-balancing tree. I find a skiplist to be the simpler structure in those cases. I personally used it in an observable collection library, where I needed e