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honey the monster, codewitch wrote:

This means I can't support syntactic predicates or code behinds in my grammars at run time.

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'One must still have chaos in oneself to be able to give birth to a dancing star.' Nietzsche

honey the monster, codewitch wrote:

have you seen my code

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"I'm an artist: it's self evident that word implies looking for something all the time without ever finding it in full. It is the opposite of saying: 'I know all about it. I've already found it.'

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Airfare

Infant passengers under two years old are offered a discount of 80% on domestic flights Infant passengers under two years old are offered a discount of 70% on international flights.

Youth passengers (between two and sixteen) are offered a discount of 10%, for any kind of destination.

Frequent flyer enjoys a discount of 20%.

For international flights, passengers are offered 15% discount if they travel during off-seasons.There would be no discount for international flights, except that when the passenger is an infant passenger or when travelling during off-season.

Passengers who make reservation five months before their journey are offered a discount of 10%.

Frequent flyer enjoys a discount a 15% by making reservation five months before their journey.

The amount of discount is accumulated.

The maximum amount of discount for infant passengers is 80%

The maximum amount of discount for non-infant passengers is 20%

BillWoodruff wrote:

The key issue here, for me, is the factor-analysis that leads to the decision table with least complexity, and most robustness, and one that can be verified as handling all possible inputs (given reasonable constraints on inputs).

BillWoodruff wrote:

s a single-dimension workflow: other problem spaces that involve back-tracking, 'undo, handling asynchronous events that may occur in any temporal order