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4ndrewl
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2y ago
"IBM created PCs as we know them and is currently worth $214Bn, yet nobody cares much about them." Well except they sold their PC division years (decades?) ago to Lenovo, so yeah, no-one cares at all about IBM PCs.
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2y ago
And yet the IMF report seems to suggest that, even if your data is correct, all aspects of the economy benefit.
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2y ago
Will be interesting to review this in 5-10 years to see how many of these are still viable and whether there's a fashion tax to pay by having to switch.
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Google facing US Government attempt to break it up, court filing shows
(theguardian.com)
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2y ago
You can't throw things away. You can only move them somewhere else.
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2y ago
Leading with the Grange Hill sausage though. chef's kiss
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2y ago
"When you finish a task, you simply pull the next one from the top of the backlog” Please, no. When you've finished a task see if you can help with a blocked or in-flight task. Teams win points for finishing work, not starting new
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2y ago
They're VC funded software developers, gods in the image of mere mortals. There's probably nothing they are not experts in.
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2y ago
And the previous government closed pretty much all our storage capacity, disabling any ability to buy at lower prices and store for later use.
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2y ago
It's Google. You know the answer ;)
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2y ago
Zirp ended.
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2y ago
Fixed, thanks. Your point about total mileage of road/rail etc is interesting though isn't that contrary to the point the OP is making - building more stuff makes you richer?
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"The reason is that France ‘does a good job building the things that Britain blocks: housing, infrastructure and energy supply.’" Britain has roughly the same population as France, but France is approx 5 times the geographical are
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2y ago
This is hardly a 0-day vuln exploit. This works as designed (and presumably design has been signed off etc)
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2y ago
Actual lol. Thank you :)
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2y ago
What's your background?
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2y ago
Let's just assume you can't trust any ugc on the internet from now. It's all done, but fun whilst it lasted.
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2y ago
To truly disrupt the outdated notion of 'kindness' and to introduce the sorts of efficiencies only a market can deliver you really need VC-funded Kindness As A Service. Ideally with some LLM tech (though I'm old enough to rem
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What a great game. Terrifying, but great! Thanks for sharing. I loved how the ants come in waves, felt very old-skool in line with the graphics, but still very effective!
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2y ago
The great thing about open source is that it enables all the people with the time to post negative comments here to address the shortcomings that their keen eyes have spotted...right?
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2y ago
Have you tried schemaspy?
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2y ago
No, but fediverse/activitypub are features that the end-users directly use, whereas 'written in language X' isn't.
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2y ago
You're ignoring constituency work. Do you have a source for the "someone"?
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Has anyone discovered the primary purpose of Nassim Taleb though?
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How else might you persuade companies operating in a competitive marketplace to change the makeup of their products? Ask them nicely?
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2y ago
That's why the idea of the "middle class" was invented. You either live off the land/capital or you work for those people. You can't make the middle class rich enough that they don't have to work otherwise they
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That would have been Autoroute. Written in the UK, the software house, Nextbase, was bought by Microsoft in 1993/94 and the Psion release was called "Microsoft Automap" - the only Microsoft release for that platform!
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2y ago
Ime these are always "write-only" documents. Sitting in PowerPoint on a SharePoint drive somewhere, never to be read...
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These are 303s then?
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2y ago
I didn't read that as reserving the right - looks like a standard dpia that is opt-in and limited. However, GP practices are essentially privatised - so you do have the right to register at another practice.
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