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Comment Re:Programming in Lua by Roberto Ierusalimschy (Score 1) 244

I think you're right, but I'm still mad that literate programming never took off. Ilike writing down my thoughts, and then slowly expanding that into a program. Ah well, information analysis and modelling allow me to do that too. But if we had programming tools that could do that, it would lead to much better documentation and likely much better code as well.

Comment Re:In other cinema news... (Score 1) 121

Wow. That is certainly the first time I've ever seen someone describing Mad Max as "socialist". Oh, us poor men, to be duped by explosions and pretty women into watching communist propaganda! Before you know it, we'll sing the International, while embracing our inner female. Shortly after that, the USA will fall to North Korea and we're all going to be enslaved in the uranium mines...

Well, this certainly made my day! Thank you ;)

Comment Re:It's finally time (Score 1) 314

Cost of a crown on top of an implant in The Netherlands, without insurance (so yes, you can come over here and get it, just add some money for flight and hotel): between 1900 and 2500 euro. In total. So for four dental implants WITH CROWN your mother would spend at most 10.000 euro, if she was uninsured. I'm pretty sure this can be negotiated down a bit if she wants four, or a bit higher if she has health issues.

(source: http://www.implantaat.nl/koste...)

In Blegium, it's cheaper (and just as good): http://www.kaakchirurgie-anna....
Yes, that's that's about 2000 euro for 4 implants...

I think you might want to show those prices to your mother's dentist and ask him to reconsider his pricing. Failing that, I'm pretty sure you can get a nice Euro-trip and implants for around 5000 euro total.

Comment Re:Solar rarely enough for the whole house (Score 1) 299

48kWh... must be a house in the US. ... In The Netherlands, the average electricity use for a family of 2,2 persons is about 3500 kWh/year, or about 9,6 kWh per day. That's around 20% of the energy use of an average house in the US.

Perhaps in the US you don't need batteries or solar energy as much as you need decent insulation.

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