longlivedeath

as opposed to market-allocated

UK has lots of politically-allocated housing too, but its main problem is that it's not adding enough new stock because of the restrictive planning system.

European doctors will never prescribe this officially

Google "hormone replacement therapy".

I think that you've invented a heap array.

Not exactly surprising to people familiar with the output of the Russian foreign ministry, unfortunately.

A century ago it was the world's 10th wealthiest state per capita. Right now it tops the list of the upper middle-income group, so is almost a high-income country, and per capita is richer than, for example, Russia.

i.e. basically everyone

otherwise around 10 USD

wat? it's 1.5$ actually

http://www.systembolaget.se/dryck/ol/heineken-153603

Russian government is done anyway (economic situation will finish it in a few years)

Wishful thinking. Cf. how the economic situation has finished Kim Jong-un.

I read the title as an epitaph.

Is there a C++ IDE that can figure out the function signature after you have written something like

_ f(_ a, _ b, _ c) { YOUR; CODE; HERE; }

?

> it is considered good practice to add types as documentation to top-level constructs

But with type inference your tools can do that for you (e.g. C-u C-c C-t in haskell-mode).

Thank you, now I see. Here's my version:

    shuffle :: (ChoiceMonad m, Eq a) => [a] -> m [a]
    shuffle [] = return []
    shuffle elems = do 
      x <- choice elems
      xs <- shuffle (x `delete` elems)
      return (x:xs)

I find it a bit hard to see how to reinterpret your Python code in the list monad. Can you post a Haskell version of this function?

Have you looked at Google Breakpad? They have some support for this:

http://code.google.com/p/google-breakpad/wiki/LinuxStarterGu...

> Hayek's Economics In One Lesson

s/Hayek/Hazlitt/