What they mean is that all three are different kinds of averaging. This is correct, but I don't think people in general think 'median' when they hear 'average'
sukhmel
joined 3 years ago
Oh but how dare you be Asian when you were already assigned European at post /s
As someone from elsewhere I can't even imagine same day delivery, tbh
What country was that?
I am amazed at how this is mostly not mentioned in more upvoter comments. If kei trucks were not outlawed in the US ~~for having the driver see the road too well~~ this wouldn't exist, most likely
In Spain your employer pays, and you also pay some at the end of year. And for more complicated cases Spain publishes short instructions on how to pay taxes as an individual, just about 900 pages
I heard, Spain tax system is considered the most complicated in the world because of all the legacy stuff
Read it last August, I expected it to be boring and pretentious, it turned out to be very interesting read even on the level I read it, which is without noting down every detail, tying everything together, and solving like a murder mystery squared (at best)
I recently picked up embedded in Rust and I often stumble upon the pattern of taking buffer references into structures, and I would want to pack the buffer and the struct that uses it together, but I don't want to do self referential magic, so for now I keep buffers passed around everywhere
From the comments:
Never shall never stable'd be until
Great Waffle'd work to high Rust hill
Shall come against it.
Is 1% a widely held belief?
It feels like it needs to redefine a unit, not a base, same as with degrees that are base 10 but units are different so π is whole. I'm not sure if counting in different units has much use compared to counting in different base from a number theoretical perspective
Something something rainbow, definitely