Balero

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by Balero 9y ago
Yes they do. Whilst I also like a bit of C&H, it's a cultural artifact from another generation. "(T)hese kids" don't need our C&H, they have their own, or will make it themselves.
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by Balero 9y ago
Also from the UK, with a Master's. I have not found this to be the case. The majority of people at my university (Russell group) doing CS also got a masters.
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by Balero 9y ago
This seems to me to be why people are pushed into management roles. Many of the above savings (especially the big ones) can be more quickly decided at the management level. Also worth noting that you can have been in the industry for a long
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by Balero 9y ago
Your description suits the House of Lords better, though is not wholly accurate. The house of commons is the elected body and is by far the most powerful body of UK government. A select committee is a group of people (largely made up of mem
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by Balero 9y ago
I suppose there will be a major markdown from this coming from the black market. It's not like a new TV in that it can be easily explained away. I can't imagine trying to bluff where I got >$1Bn worth of radioactive material. I
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by Balero 9y ago
They also have the whole world except the USA to expand to.
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by Balero 9y ago
It depends what you're interested in. If you go for some pretty narrowly focused ones, they tend to stick to the topic.
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by Balero 9y ago
Using fusion would only cut the cost of electricity by about a third. About the third goes on maintaining the grid infrastructure, a third goes on building and running the power stations, and a third on the fuel. Fusion is great, but it&#x2
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by Balero 9y ago
These are motorised 'foot propelled' scooters, not small scale motorbikes. I don't know if these (and electric skateboards) are properly covered by UK law.
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by Balero 9y ago
Remove Their business license if they are continuing to run whilst not "making a profit". If they continue to do this indefinitely, they should be removed from the market, for the good of the ecosystem. They would be pushing out p
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by Balero 9y ago
Well yeah, looking at popular music will do that. There's a massive amount of advertising money to make it popular. Look at the less forced genres of music. Rap in the USA, Grime in the UK, similar but different. The UK has a very diff
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by Balero 9y ago
In Wales the Welsh language has had a massive revival. It's taught in schools, and a basic understanding is very common amongst younger generations.
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by Balero 9y ago
Plenty of tactics have been developed to minimise it. Plus increasing speed.
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by Balero 9y ago
Can they not be simply hired as a foreign worker? Then the employee would pay taxes wherever they are a resident? Does the location of the bank account matter?
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by Balero 9y ago
I agree to an extent. I think I would happily trade my second Lambo or private jet for them, probably even a couple of cups of coffee a week. I don't blame anyone to choosing to send their kids to school or fix their roof though.
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by Balero 9y ago
I think this hits the nail on the head. Sure I can send money to who I like from my UK bank, so long as I have their account number and sort code. But I can find people on Venmo if we have mutual friends, there's a social graph underpi
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by Balero 9y ago
well this one probably doesn't have dog pee on it
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by Balero 9y ago
The EU already got rid of roaming charges no?
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by Balero 9y ago
I disagree. I think there are many minds that would be capable of what these people did (not everyone, certainly not myself, but thousands of people alive today). It is a case of having the right person in the right place at the right time,
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by Balero 9y ago
this is pre-potato, try turnip
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by Balero 9y ago
Apple is a publicly traded company which makes consumer electronics. The have investors to pay a dividend back to. It would be a dumb move to switch target to the space sector, which requires a much different company and talent pool. Frankl
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by Balero 9y ago
I don't see how this is the case. Ok, so the Fork will have the same/similar technology behind it, and will be distributed to the same people at the beginning. But, it's not like it's being supplanted. Bitcoin will still
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by Balero 9y ago
> Boring tunnles >> high capital cost Apart from this one?
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by Balero 9y ago
I would suggest places with nice weather have it the other way, cars underneath, pedestrians walking around on top. Frankly living in a place that doesn't always get the best weather id rather get what little sun I could.
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by Balero 9y ago
So by this logic "men's only clubs" (which I am glad have a lesser influence) are fine?
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by Balero 9y ago
Or the rain...
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by Balero 9y ago
There are not necessarily the local flora that should be taking hold. If you kill all of the trees in an area, you re going to have to wait an awful long time before they re-grow there, even though it will work, and can be support (and I wo
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by Balero 9y ago
I too have done this. It's great, you still have access to everything, I use the events quite a lot. But the easy mindless discovery is gone, I spend much less time (1/100th) on it as i used too, I also don't have the app on
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by Balero 9y ago
This was not a dangerous situation. They should not have had their weapons drawn.
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by Balero 9y ago
Additionally you can always use the command line if you need to. I use a GUI for 99% of what I do, then use the CLI for what I need it for.

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