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by cs02rm0 1y ago
I did. I'm not anti-NHS, I've no agenda to see it privatised, I just want it to be better. I tried many, many private routes first. I tried NHS England, NHS Digital, the Innovation Service, AHSNs (many sections having since been r
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Patriotism is the only thing that's kept me here so long, despite what Emily Thornberry thinks of it. Selfish? I'll take that. I'm choosing to put the future of my children ahead of those who couldn't care less about the
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by cs02rm0 1y ago
Just read the comment further above to see that there are people who cannot stomach any criticism of it. Many years ago now my sister turned down the chance to go to an international conference held in the Netherlands, when I asked why, she
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by cs02rm0 1y ago
- No, criticizing the NHS is not against the religion there. The newspapers are forever getting in digs about long waits, unpopular (but perfectly rational) decision from NICE about what drugs to pay for, and junior doctors and their appar
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by cs02rm0 1y ago
The UK is becoming increasingly authoritarian in ways that feel increasingly antagonistic to the majority of the population, regardless of political party. Taxes are rising (with tax take falling), crimes are going unchecked, just mentionin
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I don't buy that it's work traditionally reserved for governments, or that it's all bad. There are people offering their services to find kidnapped children, I struggle to see that as a bad thing. Private investigatory work h
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by cs02rm0 1y ago
Bit of a mess of an article IMHO. Intelligence agency staff leave their roles, just like anyone else does. Unregulated? They're as regulated as the rest of us. Then you have the article casting aspersions on them for doing so, it must
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Trust.
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If it makes you feel better, I'm so old I read the title and 3/4 of the original story before I realised I'd read it before.
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Even then, you don't have to spend much time in a desert to realise that what does grow is in low lying places where there's water underground, or where brief rains collect.
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I go through waves. Sometimes I'm in awe of what the LLM does for me, the rapid progress through boilerplate code in seconds that would have taken me forever, leaving me to ponder the actual core issues of the problems I'm solving
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by cs02rm0 1y ago
I don't think that's implied in the quote? Lung cancer in non-users is on the rise is the point, presumably the decline in tobacco is mentioned as falling lung cancer due to tobacco use can mask rises in lung cancer from other fac
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by cs02rm0 1y ago
I've just launched this week. It's not the most exciting tool (marketing may not be my forte), I'm not trying to change the world, but I'm hoping it meets a need and there's a gap in the market for it. The gist of i
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by cs02rm0 1y ago
Lies, damned lies and statistics, but I'm not sure any of that contradicts my view. Print sales are down since the pandemic bump, they're back at ~2008 levels when the US population was >40m fewer. That the percentage of people
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by cs02rm0 1y ago
Video killed the radio star. I remember listening to that as a kid and thinking it must be wrong because we still had radio, we even had books everywhere as far as I could see. Of course we still do, but it's not just literary fiction
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The job market in software seems crazy to me at the moment. It's becoming all or nothing.
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I once wrote a personal’s ad in SQL on Craigslist, back when they had that section. A DBA replied and asked if I wanted hawking. I feel I have to reply, but I have no idea what to say.
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FWIW, as we've had this twice, GCHQ - Government Communications Headquarters.
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Is it just me... have they improved this today ? I'm back to 10 videos on the homepage from 2.
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by cs02rm0 1y ago
I'm not so sure, while Java's never looked better to me, it does "feel" to me to be in significant decline in terms of what people are asking for on LinkedIn. I'd imagine these days typescript or node might be takin
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by cs02rm0 1y ago
Circumstantial, but they want software engineers specifically with knowledge of ZFS: https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/wasabi/jobs/4615087008
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by cs02rm0 1y ago
Sounds like it reoccurs, but potentially the procedure is repeatable. I didn't see a frequency. I wonder how many potential answers to such problems are out there, known to a few but not acted on by the masses.
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by cs02rm0 1y ago
Likewise, 29 years out for that, everything else within a couple of years. Probably didn't help that I'm not American so the cultural references aren't there.
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I'm not sure many are hiring European devs at all at the moment, not sure what the US market is like.
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by cs02rm0 2y ago
It's like a mouse that some variable proportion of the time pretends it's moved the cursor and clicked a button, but actually it hasn't and you have to put a lot of work in to find out whether it did or didn't do what yo
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So the question in my mind is: is the UK Government attempting to cover-up its previous advocacy of ADP, by censoring this old document? In a word, yes. I'd be fascinated to know who in the hive mind decided to do it though; I can&#x
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by cs02rm0 2y ago
On Star Wars and derivations... Bertram Thomas' Arabia Felix, about his crossing of the Empty Quarter, listed some names of stars, transliterated from the arabic. The north star, was written as Al Jedi... the Jedi. It goes a step furth
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by cs02rm0 2y ago
Does it run on MacOS? (That page suggests not?)

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