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And the US system is one of the main reasons there's resistance to loosening single-payer in Canada. Wait times for MRIs (and other procedures) depends on need -- low priority cases will get bumped for more immediate issues. Psychiatrists _are_ covered under MSP (with a referral), although psychologists & counselors are (generally) not. But non-government insurance plans will often cover them as well as prescriptions and other non covered services. Such extended medical plans are often a work benefit (like in the US).

If your employer has an RRSP matching plan, any matched contributions (both your contribution and the employer matching funds) are generally tied to a specific provider with limited options, relatively high fees, etc.

But any separate contributions can be managed as you want, with some (broad) limits.

Could you use debug information for this? I think the stack frame layout should already be included there.

Apparently it scales with the fourth power of axle weight (http://www.nvfnorden.org/lisalib/getfile.aspx?itemid=601), roughly.

When I did avalanche safety training, we were told your chance of surviving an avalanche with (shovel/probe/beacon) is about 50% overall. Roughly 25% of people are killed in the avalanche (before it stops). If you survive the initial avalanche, if you're buried your buddies have about 10 minutes to dig you out. After that, survival rates drop rapidly.

With the square root of the length.

If there's no APM limit you can do things like micro every worker's resource gathering. See http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/brood-war/484849-improving-m....

I'm partial to Upper and Lower Slaughter myself.

Contents may have been unimportant. Apparently books could be ordered by the yard for decorating manor libraries.

Yes. Youtube tries (tried?) to autocaption videos, and the results were infamously bad.

That's the same thing they said about web companies in the mid 90s.

I believe in some cases a licensee also has standing to sue over copyright; e.g. if the licensee is granted an exclusive license.

Generally people would rather live in a city, so companies offer higher pay and possibly other benefits like 2 weeks on/2 weeks off.

Per Wikipedia the different New Testament texts have a 99.5% accuracy with each other, and the oldest existing manuscripts were written ~200 years after the original: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Textual_criticism_of_the_New_T....

Modern translations are done based on analysis of the existing Greek manuscripts, not based on the KJV so any political meddling with the KJV doesn't affect the NIV, ESV or similar.

I think it's backward compatibility, not speed. Functions with no arguments lists were supported in C89, so changing it now will break someone's code somewhere.

In fact not specifying a parameter list may make your code slower, as (IIRC) default argument promotions are always applied to parameters passed to such a function.

Which is one thing if your product is on a yearly (or quicker) release cycle. But it's a whole different level of pain if the project is in maintenance mode and the development team has already been reassigned to other projects.