tamana

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by tamana 10y ago
That's only half the idea. High prices induce ticket holders to sell, which does free up supply.
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by tamana 10y ago
They can (and usually do!) pay those girls to attend in the front section. The market is great brcause it has general mechanisms to solve all these problems: everyone pays for what they want.
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by tamana 10y ago
Auction pricing gives tickets to people who have highest paying jobs. Unless pricing is a progressive %of income, it isn't indicating who wants to go the most.
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by tamana 10y ago
Ticketmaster administers limited-transferability tickets, they control the transfers
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by tamana 10y ago
And that manager is not someone good to work for
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by tamana 10y ago
Your example numbers show how you lastly underestimate what tech jobs pay, and you are inviting an employer to low ball and you won't even know
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by tamana 10y ago
Have you tried moving your pay deadlines up 5 days, or raising your prices to cover the interest?
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by tamana 10y ago
Because paying bills manually is a laborious time suck and vendors are reliable or else I wouldn't pay them every month.
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by tamana 10y ago
And he was exactly right! How do you know who wrote the check? You should only see the recipient.
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by tamana 10y ago
She was a popular newspaper pundit before she founded huffpo and newspapers died.
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by tamana 10y ago
This moves the problem to a quiz of introspection, not a quiz of the material
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by tamana 10y ago
Terry's scheme punishes well educated people who are conservative in their claims of confidence
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by tamana 10y ago
Why fail a student for making one specific mistake once?
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by tamana 10y ago
US has SLAPP for frivolous lawsuits
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by tamana 10y ago
You can't try to cut prices in half withoit a story for the people who are going to lose have their investment in real estate (including tax payments on unrealized gains) or they will fight you on it. You need a way to move the windfal
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by tamana 10y ago
As a non Fourier expert, thinking about the general concept of the Fourier transform (spatial vs frequency coordinates),and how position and momentum are Fourier transforms of each other, was highly illuminating
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by tamana 10y ago
A side from the stupid freethrow- interference gimmick, has Cuban changed the way the Mavs play b-ball? He does have more freedom to redefine the genre, without destroying the core product, than a newspaper does
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by tamana 10y ago
Try ProPublica or NPR In general , you won't find qualify free news , because quality costs money, and someone has to pay. Paywall, ads and mass market tabloid eyeball grabbing, or generous donors.
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by tamana 10y ago
Gotta give them credit for adding a disclaimer at the top, saying they admit article is trash.
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by tamana 10y ago
This strategy works when one person plays by the complicated rules and everyone else plays for fun. When you go pull out some BGG game, you'll have the same problem: the board game geek rules lawyer playing strategy and trouncing playe
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by tamana 10y ago
But why is set so popular on band trips, but not football trips?
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by tamana 10y ago
But when the results are useless anyway, it doesn't really matter if they are right or wrong...they just may be speculative of some alternate universe, or may still contain ideas that are applicable elsewhere.
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by tamana 10y ago
Is the leech the one who gets money from owning a factory, capturing wealth created by the automation and labor?
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by tamana 10y ago
Alternatively, adding a BI may show that recipients do not need more social services to improve their lot, so we can stop growing them. Similar to how we don't withold all basic medical care when testing efficacy of a new drug.
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by tamana 10y ago
In science, there is no such thing as why, there are only deeper levels of what. And those levels are subjective and relative to personal experience. Your comment merits a failing mark, downvotes, because you made the same subjectively wr
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by tamana 10y ago
You might get have done better if you remembered the criterion correctly. Almost every data type used in computing is represented by non-fixed-length strings over a fixed alphabet (usually {0,1}). Radix sort is O(n) in log(dictionary size
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by tamana 10y ago
Mindstorms, the quintessential Kay book in that list, links to the wrong amazon page, Ghost in the Machine, ironic.
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by tamana 10y ago
That's lines up with Kay perfectly.
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by tamana 10y ago
Mormonism solves this problem by baptizing dead people.
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by tamana 10y ago
You are confusing index building with index lookup.

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