Andaith

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by Andaith 2y ago
Nah I think the argument here is we can work from home, so if the employer chooses to require us to work elsewhere, they should pay for that travel. Disclaimer: Live in Aus but this is the first I've heard of this.
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by Andaith 2y ago
Can't read the article, but I'm assuming this is talking about land-based AA. Soviet doctrine was that the Soviet Airforce couldn't go 3 rounds with the combined European/American airforces, so the Soviets invested a lot
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by Andaith 2y ago
I really like that you properly captured the TAB button as indentation and not taking me to the next focusable thingy on the screen! That gets me every time on a lot of systems, so it's the first thing I tried. Really impressive edito
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by Andaith 2y ago
For only $9420 that's a steal! I'll definitely be buying these for my Junta! On a more serious note I really wanted to know why anybody would make something like this, so here's the reasons in the article: Ready for Anything
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by Andaith 3y ago
I think the problem is that the UI changes between 10 & 11 are too severe. A lot of family IT people prob aren't keen on the support involved in changing the UI for their elderly relatives.
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by Andaith 3y ago
In Australia we had the same experience, basically. The costs for the public system was basically just the parking. In addition, discussing the experience with every other mother in the mothers group, the public hospital we went to treated
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by Andaith 3y ago
Question I've had for a while now: Why doesn't the UK have any serious chipmaking facilities? They'd be the perfect location wouldn't they? Abundant cheap water, absence of earthquakes, the usual business friendly envi
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by Andaith 3y ago
It feels like Sydney, Australia is going the opposite direction & removing fencing to force parents to pay attention. At least that's a change I've noticed with any new playgrounds or refurbished ones.
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by Andaith 3y ago
We call it waterfall with all the agile buzzwords - Waterfall because thats what mgmt understands and wants, and all the agile buzzwords so we can hire developers...
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by Andaith 3y ago
The purpose of ozempic is primarily to improve your blood sugar situation when you have Diabetes, or something like that. In Australia at least, the TGA does not recommend prescribing ozempic for weight loss(although it's just a recomm
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by Andaith 3y ago
Toyota just released a hilux that's so bare bones it doesn't even come with seatbelts by default. Maybe find that locally and start adding only the features you want & see how much that costs?
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by Andaith 3y ago
Like the other commenter said, campaign finance reform. But also, I feel like Americans don't even discuss what other improvements they could make: - No more gerrymandering - Mandatory voting(You can still vote for nobody, but you hav
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by Andaith 3y ago
https://obsidian.md/
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by Andaith 3y ago
That's really interesting! I assumed that everybody would aim for a resilient system to reduce support costs, but you're saying the electric grid is built cheap & fragile and the cost of support is just an accepted part of it
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by Andaith 3y ago
Bit horrifying if you ask me, because I bet that happens everywhere. So if we lose GPS, we lose electricity? Awesome. Not at all fragile.
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by Andaith 3y ago
America should genetically engineer their own pandas as a giant fuck-you. Not even a geopolitical thing. Not even a racist thing. Just a "you won't let us have pandas. Fine. We'll make our own." More seriously, I fi
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by Andaith 3y ago
Just some more anecdata, but it depends which GP practice you go to. There's a GP practice near us that pays really poorly, always young doctors, they never last more than a year, and the owner (an older GP who also works there) just w
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by Andaith 3y ago
I was really hopeful seeing this announcement, but they're not releasing this in Australia. I wonder why? We're a small market, but high income & high disposable income, no language barrier, similar business environment. I&#x
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by Andaith 3y ago
I only know about this because of Rimworld :)
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by Andaith 3y ago
A fun solution to this would be to remove copyright protections for anything generated by an AI. Now nobody profits!
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by Andaith 3y ago
Or just make some freely available terraform scripts to spin the whole thing up in a cloud, with the right info requested in the modules. They could even choose a location outside their current legal jurisdiction, if that helps.
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by Andaith 3y ago
A bunch of things like pension funds have to invest in AAA, so that was likely automatic sell-off.
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by Andaith 3y ago
I learn by doing. So If I want to learn something new, I give myself an easy(but trickier than whatever beginner tutorial exists) project, and just get on with it.
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by Andaith 3y ago
That's not correct. https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/people/population/national... Key statistics Statistics in this release are commonly known as Estimated Resident Population (ERP). Australia’s
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by Andaith 3y ago
Wait until you see what Australia is doing :'( Plan is to increase our population by about 500k per year(I think about 200K natural growth & 300K immigration). We already have a housing shortage. They created a 10bil housing fund.
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by Andaith 3y ago
Think they fixed their URL and it's broken our link, had to fiddle a bit. Here's a link that works: https://mwi.usma.edu/the-russian-way-of-war-in-ukraine-a-mil...
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by Andaith 3y ago
"and demands mobile app stores make the app unavailable for Montana residents." Oh so now they've made an enemy of Google & Apples legal teams? Because those two aren't going to want to set a precedent for all sorts
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by Andaith 3y ago
The warning was posted on Reddit, then taken down. Here's the archive link: https://archive.is/oMbXp It's quite an interesting read.
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by Andaith 3y ago
I don't even know how we got here. Population growth has been below average for the last 3 years(no immigration). Housing/Apartment construction didn't slow down. I just don't understand it. Mortgages are insane. If
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by Andaith 3y ago
Does anyone else think it's a weird decision to force people to sign in to their google accounts before viewing the google store?

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