OJFord

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by OJFord 9mo ago
The submission's subheading seems to imply that there was a gap where homo* emerged but weren't using tools then though? I can't read the article or copy-paste it due to pay wall, but it says something along the lines of the
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by OJFord 9mo ago
GP definitely meant the same thing, i.e. 'hate [that is] anti-transsexualism' to your 'hate [against] transsexualism'.
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by OJFord 10mo ago
Use Slack? The pitch here is minus that retention limit.
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by OJFord 10mo ago
Novelty doesn't mean fun, it could have been a joke because the work of scientific research is literally finding novelty, that which is new, pushing boundaries of knowledge, etc.
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by OJFord 10mo ago
True, just more to rely on with the scanning too I suppose.
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by OJFord 10mo ago
The interesting thing is that (if you're an attacker) your choice of attack is DoS when you have... anything available to you.
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by OJFord 10mo ago
They mean it went down as in stopped working, had some outage; so you've tried to use it as a token revocation service, but it doesn't work (or not as quickly as you expect).
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by OJFord 10mo ago
> I just don't see the point in keeping it around. So 'you do you' and continue not drinking, no need to preach your life choices. I'm also 'millenial' , I enjoy many alcoholic drinks both socially and becau
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by OJFord 10mo ago
Are you joking? They meant Wales, 27.7% of the population of Wales speak Welsh (and yes most of them English too).
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by OJFord 10mo ago
Remember that every time you read 'national' today and it means 'US'.
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by OJFord 10mo ago
> A full postcode can narrow your location down to an individual street, Often a single block of flats. Rurally perhaps even just a single residence?
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by OJFord 10mo ago
Shell? You meant Finder I think?
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by OJFord 10mo ago
My experience with Gemini (3 Flash) has been pretty funny, not awful (but worse than Kimi K2 or GPT 5.2 Mini), but it's just so much worse at (or rather hyper focused on) following my custom instructions, I keep getting responses lik
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by OJFord 10mo ago
> It was retrospective-only, i.e. a case series on women who were known to have breast cancer, so there were zero false negatives and zero true negatives, because all patients in the study truly had cancer. Well yes, that's the deno
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by OJFord 10mo ago
Yeah me too. (Just kidding.) Some of it is unawareness of the 'subscribe' button I believe, occasionally you'll see someone tell people to cut it out and someone else will reply to the effect of wanting to know when it's
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by OJFord 10mo ago
People are more wasteful now (in times of relative plenty generally) too though, at least I'm sure that's true in the UK.
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by OJFord 10mo ago
That's definitely just how you're thinking of it - any team sport can be a hobby, for a start.
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by OJFord 10mo ago
Where?
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by OJFord 10mo ago
Top level comment was about both ('also affect their unreleased devices'), this sub-thread about the latter ('going to').
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by OJFord 10mo ago
I know exactly what you mean. It broke my workflow too.
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by OJFord 10mo ago
I don't disagree completely by any means, it's an interesting point, but in your SO answer you already point to your blog post explaining it in more detail, so isn't that the answer, you'd just blog about it and not both
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by OJFord 10mo ago
Triple-cooked chips are usually parboiled and twice fried; if anything it's probably healthier than a single fry, because the first fry is brief and hot to crisp up the exterior, so the oil absorption's less the second time, and p
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by OJFord 10mo ago
No, that's not what I intended to suggest.
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by OJFord 10mo ago
I assume at least some of it was technical disagreement, so PMs sure but also TPMs and what have been called SWEs even if hypothetically we don't call them that any more because in the brave new AI world they don't need to direc
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by OJFord 10mo ago
Unless that was a complex constraint-satisfying compromisation problem I don't think that's different though? My point is that it didn't take so long to produce the code of this solution, it took the time to agree that it wa
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by OJFord 10mo ago
Location: UK (but open to working other timezone) Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: language-agnostic, but professional experience mainly with Python, SQL, AWS, & Terraform; some Go & Rust Résumé/CV
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by OJFord 10mo ago
That's gastro pub chips though, not chippy chips.
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by OJFord 10mo ago
> There are various options, not everyone is aligned... I gave Claude Code a description of the problem, it generated what we built last year in an hour. This is silly, they didn't spend a year trying to crank out the right code, th
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by OJFord 10mo ago
That was exactly why I picked it as an extreme example to show the absurdity of this rule - there aren't any Legionnaires to write the books, so who's allowed to? Assuming we do want the books.
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by OJFord 10mo ago
Not really, they said 'maybe this grows into a club', and I agree that just asking if someone wants to come along to something you're going to do isn't a club. Once you don't need to ask, because it has a standing s

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