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Hey all,
I'm going to study in Bergen from around August to January, staying in student digs and I've got around 14 grand stashed away for it but i hear Norway is very expensive. would this be enough?
Started by keeper11 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at virtualtourist):
Btw, you need to apply early.
Everything is hideously expensive, as it fills up fast! Private accommodation is a lot more expensive...
I believe) is easily the most expensive place I have ever visited.
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I am really new to Java and I read that "synchronized" is "very expensive" in Java. All I want to know is what is expensive and how is it expensive? Thanks.
Started by kunjaan on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It is even expensive when you use language is generally more expensive....
It is like a bottleneck.
Maybe it's not as bad as you think
Here is a good article about it
It is expensive because if you one of them may be executed at a time.
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I keep all of my coins in 2x2s in album sleeves in a 2 ring binder and although its getting a little full it does the job for now. I have $500 (expensive for me, I know not for others) coins sitting next to $2 coins.
At what point (if any) should the ...
Started by enworb on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at coincommunity):
This way I may and a couple times I have removed the ....
When viewing selling off (or trading 'em) my less expensive and more commonly acquired coins.
Anymore to have low grade or much less expensive coins with the bulk of my collection.
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I have been told that UIWebView are big and expensive (memory and computationally) to create and retain. Is this true? and how expensive are they?
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I thought....
Personally, I use one UIWebView in my app (with the singleton pattern), and change its content at each displaying .
The Instruments application's memory and CPU monitors will let you test and find out .
It'll depend on what you're loading in them.
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What are some of the most expensive operations in PHP? I know things like overusing the @ operator can be expensive. What else would you consider?
Started by Darrell Brogdon on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Try and join all.
Cost time)
foreach() statements, especially with nesting, are frequently expensive; though own experience the most expensive operation in real terms is the echo statement.
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The S100 is the newer camera with more advanced features and superior model, yet its price is almost identical to that of the S95. Why would anyone want to buy the S95 at a premium price, considering it's almost 2 years old now?
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Why would anyone want to buy the S95 at a premium price, considering it's almost 2 years old now?
Not a difficult... .
Related shopping results:
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Do calling an API function considered an expensive operation? (when comparing it to a function call which is part of my application)
I understand that some API functions cause a leap to kernel mode but is it true for all of them?
More specific: how expensive...
Started by Eli on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
API's that read.
GetThreadId of an arbitrary thread requires a kernel switch, so it more expensive than that transitions to kernel mode is much more expensive, on the order of microseconds.
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Hi
I was just wondering what's the most expensive Software available for commercial/private use?
Started by gsharp on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
I might possibly sell the most expensive software development suites as being the most expensive commercial software available for private use to pay $4,000,000.00 in restitution to Microsoft, making....
This is a really subjective question.
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Hello, how expensive is it to perform the dereference operation on a pointer in C++? I can imagine that the memory transfer is somehow proportional to the object size, but I want to know how expensive the dereference operation part is.
Thank you.
Started by tunnuz on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Dereferencing can be expensive mostly because it costs an instruction to fetch data from memory.
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Which of the following pieces of code is more expensive?
x = my_array.inject {|sum,i| int+=i }
or
x = eval(my_array.join('+'))
Started by gmile on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Try them:
#!/usr/local/bin/ruby -w require 'benchmark' iterations = 1 Benchmark.bmbm do |bench| numbers = (1..100).to_a bench.report('inject') do x = numbers.inject { |sum, num| sum + num } end bench.report('eval') do x = eval(numbers.join('+')) end end... .
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