Hi,
wouldn't it be possible to at least make the en_US.UTF-8 locale forcibly
generated, so that it can't be deselected by dpkg-reconfigure locales?
If this one isn't installed, many apps break when I ssh from an OS that
uses exclusively UTF-8 to a Debian box.
Thanks!
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On Fri, Jun 15, 2007, Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
> You make another point, which is interesting, but which actually when
> carried to its logical conclusion ends up being in support of Range
> Voting over Condorcet. If you continue with the logic asking what
> happens when Range Voting voters vo
Hi!
* Jorge Pérez Lara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070614 18:17]:
> It's true Debian is going to dead It's impossible, if you dead, LINUX is
> going to dead
Not now, in not in forseeable future ;)
May I ask, why you are asking?
Yours sincerely,
Alexander
Barak A. Pearlmutter writes:
> You also make the point
>
>> 60x A=60,B=40
>> 40x B=60,A=40
>
>> It only takes six of the second group to vote B=99,A=0 to change the
>> outcome, which is a major victory for the extreme supporters but a
>> loss for honest moderates.
>
> I think your point
You also make the point
> 60x A=60,B=40
> 40x B=60,A=40
> It only takes six of the second group to vote B=99,A=0 to change the
> outcome, which is a major victory for the extreme supporters but a
> loss for honest moderates.
I think your point is that, with Range Voting, if *some* of t
> It always amuses me how people pull out these examples close to
> Condorcet cycles as examples of strategy in Condorcet methods while
> ignoring the strategy issues in even simpler Range Voting elections
> that push it towards Approval-style voting.
Well (a) that wasn't *my* example, and (b) it
"Barak A. Pearlmutter" writes:
> The example you give is a perfect instance of the DH3 problem.
>
> You have a population of voters whose true preferences are
>
> 31x A>C>B>X>D
> 32x B>C>A>X>D
> 37x C>B>A>X>D
It always amuses me how people pull out these examples close to
Condorcet cycle
The example you give is a perfect instance of the DH3 problem.
You have a population of voters whose true preferences are
31x A>C>B>X>D
32x B>C>A>X>D
37x C>B>A>X>D
Assuming the B supporters know that C is the front runner, some of
them might notice that if a handful of the B supporters
On Thu, Jun 14, 2007 at 06:17:18PM +0200, Jorge Pérez Lara wrote:
> It's true Debian is going to dead It's impossible, if you dead, LINUX is
> going to dead
No, Debian is not going to die.
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On Thu, Jun 14, 2007 at 09:49:21AM -0700, Don Armstrong wrote:
> On Thu, 14 Jun 2007, Jorge Pérez Lara wrote:
> > It's impossible, if you dead, LINUX is going to dead
>
> I don't think linux will be able to escape heat death either.
Sure it will. Total multiverse domination!
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