Dayshine

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by Dayshine 5y ago
Going to the root of the problem (data brokers) could solve it more effectively than playing whack-a-mole with 2 man recruitment agencies.
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by Dayshine 5y ago
If in the UK (and probably most EU countries depending on what counts as business communication locally) you can at least cause them stress for their flouting of the law with minimal effort: Make an Information Request asking how they got y
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by Dayshine 5y ago
You should be ensuring that all reviewers mention that this is an early access dev build with all paid content unlocked then, right? I don't think people are talking about cosmetic micro-transaction though.
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by Dayshine 5y ago
Plenty of exploitative, capitalist, anti-consumer, business models are successful.
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by Dayshine 5y ago
I just don't really understand this argument. I charge my phone every... 2 days? And Micro USB takes... 3 seconds to plug in? Type C maybe 1/2 seconds? Is saving 2 or 3 minutes a year worth the environmental (and actual monetary!)
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by Dayshine 5y ago
Employment is a contract. Contracts should be fair and reasonable, especially when one side cannot negotiate. Penalties for breaching terms of a contract should also be proportionate to the damage caused. What damages are there in the vast
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by Dayshine 5y ago
I need 100g. The product went from: 100g: £1 to 80g: £1 So I have to spend £2 to buy 160g, and waste 60g (£0.6) I would much rather the product was 100g at £1.2, where I would be "wasting" £0.2.
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by Dayshine 5y ago
It is incredibly annoying to find you suddenly need to spend twice as much money to make the same meal rather than the 20% of extra unit price.
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by Dayshine 5y ago
Every IDE I know shows you a log of the raw commands its running. I use the IDE first, then if something goes wrong (which very very rarely happens, git isn't exactly complicated) I check the log and see what it's trying to do.
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by Dayshine 5y ago
> No one asks why Yeezys go for thousands while you can get an equivalent running shoe for $50. People spend thousands on shoes?
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by Dayshine 5y ago
The easy solution that the UK takes is to have £1000 of untaxed casual income. If you sell things at home for profit and make less than £1000 a year (which is most people), then you don't have to do anything.
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by Dayshine 5y ago
The way it works in the UK is there's £1000 of untaxed self-employed income. So you only need to bother with a "self-assessment" tax return if you earn over £1000 of casual income. And then, if you have less than £1000 of exp
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by Dayshine 5y ago
Huh? It does include instructions on how to build from source. Install the dotnet core SDK and run dotnet build ./cli
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by Dayshine 5y ago
Perhaps they should just stop wasting money on physical journals and stick to the web format that 99% of people read? Claiming $10k for a bunch of unnecessary work is outrageous. The cost of prestigious journals are the curation and high st
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by Dayshine 5y ago
>If you think a distro is increasing your support burden it is quite acceptable to tell users from that distro to use the distro's bug tracker. Sadly, this is in itself adding a large support burden. I think distributions should be
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by Dayshine 5y ago
Why avoid cookies entirely? You don't need a cookie banner for cookies essential to the functioning of your site.
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by Dayshine 5y ago
I will happily talk on the phone at great length with a potential employer or internal recruiter. They understand the role, they can assess my skills correctly, they can give me the important insights into what working there will be like, a
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by Dayshine 5y ago
So, say you live in a rural area but have one local supermarket (5-10 mins away), and the next supermarket is 30-45 minutes away. You keep finding the food you're buying is mouldy so you complain/return it. They ban you. So, now y
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by Dayshine 5y ago
The researcher got their data from Facebook, who don't have the long and complicated application and vetting process that NHS Digital have. NHS data has strong legal protection, and NHS Digital are really zealous on enforcing it, to th
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by Dayshine 5y ago
As somebody who has "purchased" NHS Digital data, this author is trying very hard to make it sound like NHS Digital is selling data to private companies for commercial use. The vast majority (if not all?) of NHS Digital's &qu
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by Dayshine 5y ago
This is before the recent change in bank transfers that requires account name to match account number right? My understanding was that change basically closes the majority of these scams (where the account details are substituted) as you wo
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by Dayshine 5y ago
How do you justify the £100/year? Which's primary benefit seems to be for White goods, but how often do you buy a new fridge/oven/etc?
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by Dayshine 5y ago
Of course, just because you cancel your Direct Debit doesn't mean you aren't legally on the hook for that payment. They can still send demand letters and "send you to collections".
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by Dayshine 5y ago
Aren't starlink all low enough that they will naturally decay? And presumably it's impossible for a collision to prevent this as you would need a second collision at the far side of the orbit to circularize?
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by Dayshine 5y ago
Assuming things fall on the side of "indefinite access" that can't be revoked: What happens if you have someone who is genuinely abusing your systems? Are you just powerless until it reaches the point of criminal actions? Tha
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by Dayshine 5y ago
This depends on what the company needs more: Employees, or money. If they need high quality employees (or any employees at all depending on their industry and location), they need to post their salaries to even get people to consider applyi
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by Dayshine 6y ago
The landing page has no pricing, no support model, says "made for indie hackers", had no company name and credits the page to a single person. How much more obvious can it be?
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by Dayshine 6y ago
That's a fairly routine response for consumer support, unless you have a big expensive support contract I'm not sure why you would expect more than "We're tracking it, thanks for the report". As to your problem: Why
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by Dayshine 6y ago
My reading of this is that the only reason OP can't unsubscribe in bulk is because there's currently a bug that affects the two repositories in question. Yeah, that sucks, and I'm not surprised the customer support agent can&
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by Dayshine 6y ago
As someone who wrote an LSP implementing server 2 years ago (when the documentation was even less complete), I can't really relate to this. As far as I know, the LSP specification only accepts PRs once there is a reference implementati

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