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by arrowsmith 8mo ago
What about 5.1 do you prefer over 5.2?
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My agents are working. Are yours?(jack-clark.net)
1 points by arrowsmith 9mo ago|0 comments
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by arrowsmith 9mo ago
I promise you that 99% of normal people have no idea what the Wikimedia foundation is and think that they're just donating to "fund Wikipedia".
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A Guide to Claude Code 2.0 and getting better at using coding agents(sankalp.bearblog.dev)
2 points by arrowsmith 9mo ago|0 comments
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by arrowsmith 9mo ago
How is this an "optimization" if the compiled result is incorrect? Why would you design a compiler that can produce errors?
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
Not remotely. Maybe I'm just not working on big enough projects, but I've never experienced any frustration at all with Elixir compile times.
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
Give your new hires my free course: https://liveviewcrashcourse.com
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The problem with agentic AI in 2025(platforms.substack.com)
4 points by arrowsmith 1y ago|0 comments
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
Wow. Mind-blowing. Bravo to you, sir.
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
All the more reason for them to stay in France. The humane option is still available. It’s not too late to take it. But if you keep refusing it, don’t complain when you get something else.
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
It's a popular stereotype in the UK (although it only seems to have arisen in the last year or so) that "Turkish barbershops" are a front for money laundering. They're certainly suspicious: all across the country, high s
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
> legally They're the ones who make the laws?
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
Digital IDs will be used to restrict your internet access. They'll roll them out gradually. You won't need one at first. You'll still show your passport, driving license etc, until one day you give up because the digital vers
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
Stick them in processing centres until they can be deported. Send a clear message to anyone who might come that it won't work, you won't get in, we won't give you anything, don't risk your life or waste your money. Austr
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
On paper, the punishment for hiring illegal labour is £45k per worker for the first offence and up to £60k for repeat offences[0]. That's enough to ruin a small business. Whether or not these laws are actually enforced is another matte
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
“Nothing much seems to be working” because the government is completely unserious about stopping the boats and is unwilling to do any of the things that might actually work. They could stop them in a week if they actually wanted to.
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
We have a “national insurance number” used for tax purposes but it’s just a number that you fill in in forms; no-one asks to see the cards. I’m not sure they even issue the physical cards anymore? I lost mine a long time ago.
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
The UK used to be a high-trust society.
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
You are describing the current system. Employers can receive business-ending fines (at least in theory) for hiring illegal labour. I’ve never worked a job in the UK that didn’t require me to prove my right to work here, eg by showing them m
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
> the idea that a country is primarily a country for X is hugely problematic and racist in many parts of the world That’s true in some parts of the world. But the opposite idea — that the people who’ve lived somewhere for thousands of ye
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
Will we ever get a second analogy?
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
I suppose it's easier to achieve "growth" in percentage terms when you're starting from a low baseline (because your entire country got flattened by invading armies.)
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
Reiki healers and homeopaths are listed under code 3214, "Complementary health associate professionals". https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/skilled-worker-vi... And I only picked those two becaus
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
What point do you think you’re responding to exactly? GP mentioned “abandoning your parents” when you immigrate as if that’s absurd. In reality it’s the most normal thing imaginable. I know hundreds of people who live outside their home cou
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
Did they bring their parents with them?
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
Hey, quick question: who founded America?
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
And yet, insanely, the Tories still get called "anti-immigration". They were the most pro-immigration government in British history, by far.
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
There are not "high criteria" to immigrate to the UK post-Brexit. The minimum salary threshold is £26k, barely higher than minimum wage. The list of eligible occupations is a joke and includes such desperately understaffed occupat
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
Who?
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by arrowsmith 1y ago
No he's not. He asked his employees to not discuss politics on the company's internal work channels. He didn't tell him to refrain from discussing politics outside of work (such as by posting to their personal blogs), in fact

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