davidgro

Ah, so you are thinking there would be a centralized system to track applicants* (perhaps the same one that handles payment) - this sounds feasible, the infrastructure mostly already exists (in the US) in state unemployment departments.

*(without it centralized, each company only sees a person once and doesn't know if they accepted another offer or whatnot)

The rest of your points are also good, I don't actually think it would be a big issue, I just had the knee jerk reaction to think about how any good idea would fail these days.

I agree with all of that actually. I'm just used to trying to find the failure mode of anything that sounds good lately.

Yeah if it could be enforced I think it might be viable.

Love it.
Unfortunately, then there would be professional candidates who just never accept a job.

Oh I've heard this one. What if it's already full of infinite people and infinitely more arrive?

The way my phone is set up, it ends up in a different font that looks bolder:

On my phone it ends up in a different font, so it looks bold compared to the rest of the letters:

Why is the "a" in the title Cyrillic instead of the normal "Latin"?

It's U+0430: CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER A

Instead of the usual U+0061

The best we are

And one of the least was currency from Zimbabwe when they were experiencing hyper inflation. I'm technically a 100 trillionaire - and at the time I bought that bill, shipping it cost more than the item.

I think it's 5. I might have forgotten one or two, but it's near there.

What's the trigger threshold?

I know technically 1 mph over the limit is illegal, but somehow as a society it's become the standard to go 5-10 over, at least where I am.

Gotta be a first time for everything.