@rajapokemon19 @NoContextHumans Ah, you’re counting the potential cash value from the transaction and not substituting the value of goods, I see.
I guess the question is a bit ambiguous in that sense. If you’re talking purely physical cash loss, you could argue for 170 yeah. But in terms of asset value, 100.
@rajapokemon19 @NoContextHumans Look at it this way.
If the thief walked out without buying any goods, the store has lost $100 right?
Well the store has $170 in assets (100 in cash, 70 in goods). After the theft, they’re left with $70 in cash and $0 in goods:
170 - x = 70
x = 100 <- total loss
@rajapokemon19 @NoContextHumans You're counting the $70 of goods as a loss but neglecting to factor that it goes back into the store's cash register.
The correct answer is $100. Any other answer is just creating cash out of thin air 😆
@strager@tanvirraj@matteocollina Nothing terrible about it at all. Whether they’re in the same file or split by function like this example, all product related code is grouped in one area and easy to maintain/reason about
This is 94-year-old Ken's final call
He was unconscious by the time an ambulance arrived five hours later and died in hospital
Tonight #Fileon4 hears how paramedics are struggling to cope with demand
Listen at 8pm on @BBCRadio4 and @BBCSounds
@MiamiPDScanner@nobleeffort55@RepPatFallon This point would only hold if the number of drugs traded each year went up. The metric that probably makes most sense to value is % of total drugs seized. Regardless the point in the OPs post is ridiculous/shows his inability to grasp basic English
@WadePlem We need to see the official score cards because 39-37 isn't possible if the standing 8 was registered a 10-8 round to Sensei.
Credit to Kenny for stepping in the ring, but the judging was poor and should be reviewed
@mjsweeney@AdamRackis This is a bit of a stretch comparison isn’t it? Thanking hospitality staff is common courtesy, and being polite. I’m from the UK and have never even heard of a thank you note…it seems unnecessary when you often thank people for their time on a call or in person anyway 🤷♂️
@TreciaKS A solid foundation (vanilla JS) will make you a stronger developer/give you a better understanding of the inner workings of a framework. Software engineering fundamentals (design patterns, system design etc) fall into that category too and apply across all languages/frameworks
Oh my god. The building where al Jazeera’s office is housed has just been taken down by Israeli airstrikes. There was a warning and evacuated. It houses offices and private homes. I can’t believe it.