(And I *don't* count Bill Gates as an example. He was definitely an entrepreneur, but to me it appears that he skill as a developer is all PR and "theft". [I'm willing to concede that I have no evidence that he actually broke any laws. So theft is in quotes.])
Bill Gates himself wrote several pretty succesful BASIC interpreters (among them the one in C64). Also he did a lot of code reviews, and was respected for his technical insights while being the CEO of the early Microsoft.
1, KOffice (the father of Calligra) has been developed since 1997. 3-4 years is nothing, especially in the FOSS world. You should rather complain about why Calligra had to fork from KOffice.
2, If you want a FOSS project that doesn't get forked every month, you need paid developers.
Calligra has Krita and other graphics tools too, which are pretty unique. Also the true RMS believers always steered clear from OpenOffice because it depends on Java.
I think it can work if we only apply it to the process of designing the building i.e. getting constant feedback from the customer, instead of going out once and writing a full specification based on that. But maybe architects already do that.
HFTs don't trade in low volume market anyways, so the liquidity argument is bogus. On the other hand they add systemic volatility (see the Flash Crash).
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Garbage in, garbage out.
... and fish on the top.
A generation of kids grew up wanting to be astronauts or to build rockets:
And then create a glut of unemployed aerospace engineers.
On the other hand the human body needs trace amounts of copper; a lot of multivitamin tablets contain it.
a big thing when reading the bible is REFERENCE THE ORIGINAL TEXT
Then why are you referencing a latin translation?
Also, if you have a lot of trials that 6% doesn't look that bad either.
(And I *don't* count Bill Gates as an example. He was definitely an entrepreneur, but to me it appears that he skill as a developer is all PR and "theft". [I'm willing to concede that I have no evidence that he actually broke any laws. So theft is in quotes.])
Bill Gates himself wrote several pretty succesful BASIC interpreters (among them the one in C64). Also he did a lot of code reviews, and was respected for his technical insights while being the CEO of the early Microsoft.
If it only has placebo effect, it means it doesn't work. The control group always gets placebo.
With the normal banking system your account is insured to about $40k-80k depending on laws of the country you live in.
Are the married woman happier than before?
Do these communes last past the founder's generation? The children born in kibutzim usually moved out, and they transformed to corporations.
Kibbutzim usually don't last beyond the founder generation, after that it tends to break up or is converted to a usual corporation.
First create actual communism, then we can discuss what it does require.
Yeah, but then you have to pay child support.
1, KOffice (the father of Calligra) has been developed since 1997. 3-4 years is nothing, especially in the FOSS world. You should rather complain about why Calligra had to fork from KOffice.
2, If you want a FOSS project that doesn't get forked every month, you need paid developers.
Calligra has Krita and other graphics tools too, which are pretty unique. Also the true RMS believers always steered clear from OpenOffice because it depends on Java.
Is P2P software is anarcho-syndicalist?
I would be enought to tax them at 0.0001% each, it wouls still seriously discourage HFTs, as they work with very small margins, but high volumes.
I think it can work if we only apply it to the process of designing the building i.e. getting constant feedback from the customer, instead of going out once and writing a full specification based on that. But maybe architects already do that.
You ignored the masses of stop-losses triggered.
A high trading volume facilitates this.
HFTs don't trade in low volume market anyways, so the liquidity argument is bogus. On the other hand they add systemic volatility (see the Flash Crash).
Also, such bugs can distort the market price and trigger the stop-loss of other traders, thus creating a chain reaction.
You won't be paid as if you had 10 years of experience,
Lol, you don't get paid as an intern AT ALL.
A few illustrations of my point:
http://www.technollama.co.uk/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/open_source_communism.jpg
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2000/07/31/ms_ballmer_linux_is_communism/
http://designora.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/communist-android.jpg
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-NCirDFWL4Q4/TdPQtYogiSI/AAAAAAAAAVs/4bVHzsijPO0/s400/73194-1.png
That's exactly the kind of president that will stand up against the bourgeois imperialist Microsoft.