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6LLvveMx2koXfwn
14d ago
Unlike me, 56 and yet to be wrong once.
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Douglas Adams and the exterminated Doctor Who adventure
(bbc.co.uk)
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21d ago
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1mo ago
I would totally subscribe to a print edition.
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The law won't save us from Meta's 'pervert glasses' The only solution is mockery
(theguardian.com)
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1mo ago
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1mo ago
Not sure whether it has been updated since your comment, but the sentence now reads: GitHub has had 1125 incidents since March 2016. Over the last 3 months, they've averaged 24 incidents per month edit: although they also have
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2mo ago
The best devs I ever worked with are the ones that liked to 'take shortcuts and avoid work'.
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2mo ago
Came for comments with an unreasonable amount of parenthesis; not disappointed.
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2mo ago
There is a generator at the end of my street in a shipping container sized metal box, it also has a mini office and loo, and is used by the construction workers digging holes in the road. It has company spiel written on the side, promoting
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2mo ago
We're also at the point that if there existed validated evidence that 'Universal Healthcare' made everyone rich and happy and beautiful and able to freely stroke kittens at will then we would still vote against it as a social
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2mo ago
Most people's employment prospects are directly correlated with their employers ability to make money.
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2mo ago
I thought the (1).2 was added so that the first modern marathon at the London Olympics (1908) could finish in front of the King? Before that the 'marathon' was 25 miles. And the 300 mile round trip is at least partially replicated
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Why havent we found any aliens yet?
(theguardian.com)
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2mo ago
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The bugged stately home where German prisoners blabbed their secrets
(theguardian.com)
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3mo ago
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3mo ago
This basically covers the financial model of the whole insurance industry; - get insurance to cover you for X - get hit by X - realise you actually got hit by Y after reading the policy small print (or you really did get hit b
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3mo ago
The term has a long, disputed history though, and exported English can morph and grow according to local usage. I was going to post what you posted, but more than a simple Google search led me elsewhere!
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3mo ago
. . . simultaneously over-writing the last remaining copy of the original Linux!
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3mo ago
I have a 2012 Skoda Yeti, 170000 miles. Serviced every year, never had anything go wrong with it yet. If it starts costing me money I will buy a 2012 Skoda Yeti from Autotrader with 50000 miles on the clock. At my age that should just about
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3mo ago
More importantly: > Welcome to brennan.day! I respect your decision to not use JavaScript. You can read here for more information about what functionality is disabled and why.
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3mo ago
Yeah because developers never wrote a line in POC which made it to prod ;)
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3mo ago
Indeed, I am pretty sure an algorithm exists which both complies with the law and decompiles fuzzy data to 'less fuzzy' data, i.e. identifying data, thus obviating the ban.
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'Vanishingly rare' copy of US Declaration of Independence found in UK archives
(theguardian.com)
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3mo ago
> For instance recently I made a small change to a table and a coworker pointed out that there was a microservice I wasn't considering that wrote to that table that would break If code reviews are important, where does testing sit?
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3mo ago
If you believe the legal protections in place as a direct result of the labour movement (of which Unions are just one part) will remain in place in the face of constant well funded opposition by Capital then I have a case study for you in t
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3mo ago
I'm an Idiot man, myself
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3mo ago
I wonder why workers in Western Europe are so protected.
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3mo ago
The trains heading for each other was not a direct result of the points failure but a direct result of the manual operation of the points after the failure. Everything was on go-slow so no risk of collision. This was human error.
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3mo ago
Neglect is basically scheduled unmaintenance.
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4mo ago
I wonder if Hackernews ranking algorithm has been updated to exclude comments toing and froing about whether or not the article is LLM generated!
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'I knew it was over for us': the bands who got left behind when punk exploded
(theguardian.com)
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4mo ago
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4mo ago
Maybe needs a (2023) in the title?
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