Mauricebranagh

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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
Isn't this counter to what RAD/AGILE what have you? Yesterday a look at solution a for problem y and it turns out that was a dead end so we wont do that any more. Today Looking at solution b for y or can we solve y by doing some
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
The normal EU /ROW one :-) of course US right wingers consider Maggie Thatcher a hard leftie.
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
A few years ago my father did some consulting work for LU and he motioned that a lot of the pre war equipment had far less faults that the modern 1980's stuff.
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
And a driver can when some one is blocking the doors not proceed and get the blockage removed quickly. Pre covid in the rush hour this was very common.
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
Well the same problem exists there not many types of advertisers to go in for YouTube content. Some of it is conservatism from brands but product fit is also a problem. How else do propose creators make a profit or even cover their costs?
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
Its an inventory problem.- Also do you mean pre and post roll ads or the ads the creators them selves do ?
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
When did a journalist ever not claim "public interest" I am sure that the paparazzi that chased princess Di to heard death would claim that.
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
So I should be forced to sell shares early? I have no problem with paying tax due I am not in US BTW And some countries think and I agree that people having a stake in your employer and in the economy through share ownership is a good thin
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
So if I wait to sell shares when it suits me I a some how a monster now ? You do realise that many employees on average wages do this. Even the SWP is cool with employee shares now
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
Presumably you would penalise every employee including your self that has options?
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
Exactly he is stepping on the toes of those who own the media - its why the UK Press beats on the BBC and British Telecom. BT has a lot a negative press about its sports investments but Murdoch's sky doesn't
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
That's Minifcation and you'd normally thigs like https://github.com/kangax/html-minifier I am not sure what you'd use this tool for possibly for scraping work but beautiful soup is probably better for th
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
Apart from stuffing 200 links in the footer why is this bad?
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
WTF is a html cleaner and why would you use one.
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
I have also done this to help manage AdWords exclusions. In the end I just extended mysql to have a Levenshtein function my Perl POC was a bit slow :-)
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
Using collective kitchens and ovens
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
Not sure id agree with you on that look up Charlie Chaplain's modern times factory work scene. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfGs2Y5WJ14
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
I did mean the real local word etc not the shite online versions. Main thing is structured documents tracking changes, macros to automate processes.
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
Time and motion studies go back a long way in industry
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
And that's a pretty low bar for power users BTW. Google cloud is ok for "formatting your Christmas card list in Norwegian" to use a literary allusion. But when you come to writing specs and reports used by multiple teams w
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
I suspect its because "Amazon" is the most visible there are far worse stories about UK warehouses. Its a bit like the protestors against Mc Donalds. And I do wonder if Amazon might have stricter reporting when compared to smal
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
Reading the summary oh cool not a YA novel about hunting animals for fun yay
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
Second had car prices have soared and people might not be keep to go back to jammed public transport due to covid. My last two bus trips had betwen1 and 5 people blatantly ignoring the mask requirements and this is in on of the UK covid h
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
They live all four years in halls most UK uni's have a lot of students in rented accommodation for al least some of the time. Did the "The Young Ones" not get picked up in the US
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
I meant going back a couple of hundred years - every one having a full kitchen and cooking most things at home is still in historical terms recent.
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
Its also not taxed which for a higher earner does multiply the benefit. I am surprised that the IRS hasn't gone after this like HMRC has in the UK
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
And large numbers of people cooking at home is a relatively recent thing
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
Don't ivy league students have to cook for themselves?
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
You are assuming that salaries don't take that into account.
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by Mauricebranagh 5y ago
Given the ligations nature of the US I bet some layers will be taking class action for RSI etc due to home working in the next year to 18 months

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