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by LandR 6y ago
I like the film. It wasn't anything to do with the book except in name, that was disappointing. But taking the film as its own thing I thought it was good. I think the book would be better as a series.
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by LandR 6y ago
In my country, the UK, you can be fined for going a walk to a park if it isn't the closest park to your home. Basically if the police want to be arses to you they can ask you where you are going and why you are where you are, if they d
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by LandR 6y ago
Also my city feels much more dangerous now. PReviously with loads of people always milling around I would feel safe walking around alone at 2-4am going home from bars. Now it can feel pretty dodgy as soon as its dark in the city centre. No
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by LandR 6y ago
I think it applies to any job where you have to interview with someone face to face. Like it or not they are probably going to judge on your appearance.
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by LandR 6y ago
What does an efficacy of -50% mean?
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by LandR 6y ago
For clojure/script I like Eric normands courses at purelyfunctional.tv
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by LandR 6y ago
That is some headline... wow. What is the appeal to people who use penis cages?
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by LandR 6y ago
The most absurd thing was that the bank, RBOS, callee me few days after about the late fee asking me if i was having money problems... It was a bill under £2 that had just slipped my mind. If they had checked any of my other accounts they w
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by LandR 6y ago
Yeah I forgot about a credit card payment that was due a number of years ago, before I had online banking. I went in 2 days before it was due and paid it cash. I still got a late penalty added brcause cash takes three days to clear. A bill
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by LandR 6y ago
Even if they lost their job, they are still incredibly wealthy. That's not any sort of repercussion, at all. Its nothing. These people who are gambling with peoples lives and livelihoods just to get richer need to start going to jail.
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by LandR 6y ago
You can get rid of the top tab and pretty much everything else by editing the chrome.css files. The problem is updates break it frequently. https://imgur.com/BPDN1uP The tabs expand on mouse-over: https://imgur.c
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by LandR 6y ago
Exactly, wall street bets is awash with people who have lost a small fortune gambling on their meme stocks. You're just focusing on the very lucky few.
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by LandR 6y ago
> Everyone getting rich with crypto, with Game Stop, Tesla (and other option trades), with SPACS, in the tech industry, and so on. Not everyone, you only hear about the successful people really. I'm sure a load of people have lost m
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by LandR 6y ago
This is apparently purely down to the fact that people over 65 were recruited later than those under 65 in the phase 3 trials. This means that once the trial had ended their wasn't enough infected versus uninfected in the over 65 group
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by LandR 6y ago
> you can legally have dinner with a small amount of friend Not here you can't. We are not supposed to go outside for anything other than food / exercise and no meeting people from other houses. People have been fined for going
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by LandR 6y ago
Harmful now just means a millenial feels ever so slightly uncomfortable.
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by LandR 6y ago
Oh, I didn't know about '...'
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by LandR 6y ago
It's range that gets me all the time, some make the end inclusive, some exclusive. Clojure (range 1 10) ;=> (1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9) C# Enumerable.Range(1, 10).PrintAll(); 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Ruby
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by LandR 6y ago
IME Teams on Linux will occasionally completely freeze the entire OS on startup. Sometimes it recovers after 15 mins or so, sometimes it needs the machine to be physically powered off / on to recover.
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by LandR 6y ago
> “They create problems, high-school-type problems,” one CEO of a midsized firm told me. “People are making fun of co-workers, they’re acting unprofessionally, and it’s technically a company system.” This seems to say more about the sort
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by LandR 6y ago
At my Uni we had students from higher years do volunteer time during lab sessions for lower year students. You would just wander around the lab helping random people who were stuck. Sometimes there would be some proffessors there too to hel
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by LandR 6y ago
> because we have to legitimately market ourselves and our work somehow. Do we ?
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by LandR 6y ago
Facebook almost certainly has a body count!
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by LandR 6y ago
> So one can use FB products to stay in touch with their family or engage with the customers of their business but one should be ashamed to work there. No, I don't think anyone should use any facebook tools either. It's perfect
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by LandR 6y ago
Yes, but most of us can say that our job isn't contributing to a possible end-game for civilization. Facebook, Twitter, Reddit at this point is a massive net negative on society, that's abundantly clear.As existential risks agains
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by LandR 6y ago
> Honestly, the employee bees don't see out of their boxes, they execute on specs and are directly concerned with the technology they are building. I don't buy this. They know what they are doing, they know what facebook is doi
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by LandR 6y ago
We do ask them to put a "mask" on their penis if they are having sex though, and most do. Yet still there are people that can't put a mask on their face. Incredible.
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by LandR 6y ago
> least amount of decision making powers in a company as massive as FB/FAANG They have the power to choose not to work there.
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by LandR 6y ago
How can anyone work at Facebooks nowadays and have a clear conscience. Is it just the salary? It is, isn't it? Just money. How depressing.
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by LandR 6y ago
Another example where we would all be better off if we just ignore shout'y crazy people on twitter. It's a cesspool of lunatics.

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