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by b800h 4y ago
The game that the author is writing seems quite similar in concept to Spore, which I thought was interesting.
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by b800h 4y ago
Hah! I was thinking a little more upmarket than that.
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by b800h 4y ago
Makes sense. The bit I didn't understand was that presumably there was uncertainty around whether the merge would be successful. But perhaps there still is, or like you say, the CPI info release has obscured things.
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by b800h 4y ago
What I can't understand is that it hasn't affected the price. Surely something like this should increase confidence?
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by b800h 4y ago
So from looking at this, I wonder if it's possible to do a (very) rough circumnavigation of the USA by train?
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by b800h 4y ago
I'm waiting for WhatsApp to start serving me ads...
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by b800h 4y ago
> The two have 20 apples between them. That's the sort of mistake a human would make, fittingly I suppose.
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by b800h 4y ago
You're familiar with the (now sadly degraded) deoxy.org?
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by b800h 4y ago
And bear in mind that your internet browsing may be logged by your government.
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by b800h 4y ago
Yep, we (my kids and I) moved over to MineTest, sometimes running Mineclone 5, sometimes MeseCraft. It's excellent.
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by b800h 4y ago
As much as I recognise the good that Mrs. Thatcher did for the UK, I think a lot of the public debt reduction was down to North Sea oil.
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by b800h 4y ago
It generated the spreadsheet as Python code, as you entered the formulae. Then You could add functions of your own design and call those from the cells too.
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by b800h 4y ago
This is quite similar in concept to a spreadsheet product from 2008, called Resolver One, which ran on IronPython. https://media.prleap.com/image/221/640/share_trade_screensho... It was excellent, and a bit o
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by b800h 4y ago
We loved Sleuth in our house. So much so that about ten years ago, I made a quick rewrite in JS with the permission of the original author. It's not completely identical by any means, but pretty similar, and still enjoyable to play. Sl
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by b800h 4y ago
Lenders are "encouraged" to check the password. In your experience, how frequently do they do so?
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by b800h 4y ago
As mentioned in comments on the video, he's responsible for XBox and Azure, so not all bad.
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by b800h 4y ago
I don't buy the media blame thing on its own. It feels like there should be epidemiological research into it. For example, how is this generation's coffee intake different to the last one? Use of psychotropic medications? Differen
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by b800h 4y ago
The loss is three months of salary and the cost of hiring a replacement. Taken en masse, especially for smaller firms, quite a debilitating sum.
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by b800h 4y ago
What's changed to increase the numbers of them?
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by b800h 4y ago
Plenty of this in remote interviews, even if it's just people googling answers. I was slightly frustrated with one candidate and spelled the term I'd just used for him so he could search for it.
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by b800h 4y ago
Interesting that this has increased recently from the perspective of OP, but it has always been the case, and it's an annoying timesink. My favourite example of this was a interviewee for a post working on Oracle data warehouses. A col
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by b800h 4y ago
And once you do log in, I can almost guarantee that you'll be unable to delete the account due to a "pending transaction".
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by b800h 4y ago
Oh, you appear to have inherited our Internet Safety Bill, which has been kicked into the long grass on this side of the pond. The UK safety tech sector appears to be quite good at lobbying. https://www.gov.uk/government&#x2