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by d4rti 4y ago
What's code red mean in this context?
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by d4rti 4y ago
Note that the liability is shifting back to contractors. I don’t consider this a win for the contractor. The end client should be the one to determine status and shoulder the responsibility if it turns out to be incorrect.
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by d4rti 4y ago
Unintentional omission - bugzilla is kinda hard to use well.
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by d4rti 4y ago
The reason I mentioned it as such is that it's not really regulation, as much as the effects of the right to buy policy causing the public sector to stop building houses; reversing this wouldn't really be 'deregulating'
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by d4rti 4y ago
Which regulation do you think is responsible? Personally I blame Right to Buy for the collapse in building new homes, as this graph [1] neatly illustrates; Local authority building collapses, Housing association building is a trickle by com
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by d4rti 4y ago
It's pretty hard to search bugzilla, so to save anyone else time, this is what I ended up finding (9 bugs) https://bugs.webkit.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=UNCONFIRMED&b...
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by d4rti 4y ago
They also offer behind the scenes tours, which let you see hidden easter eggs. They developed their own car control software iirc.
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by d4rti 4y ago
I think David Gerard summarises nicely here [1]: > If the ether is proceeds from a crime, then this is literally just money laundering. > There’s also this weird delusion that if you put some dirty money in a box with clean money and
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by d4rti 4y ago
I don't see what GP did as much different than how most recruitment processes work from the hiring side. You usually don't find out: - salary - stock options - contractual terms, like non-competes - etc until you hav
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by d4rti 4y ago
MBAs: - do not improve - output - investment - employment growth - sales - profit - do - reduce employee wages Source : https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w29874/w298..
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by d4rti 5y ago
Tractenberg rules can be used, although I haven't tried it. 1: https://warbletoncouncil.org/metodo-trachtenberg-11215
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by d4rti 5y ago
The Crown Estate does not do this. It is not familial wealth. It arose as a settlement absolving the monarch from personal responsibility for the nation’s finances.
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by d4rti 5y ago
Or train the model on their own proprietary code base too?
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by d4rti 5y ago
And on YouTube targeting the UK market.
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by d4rti 5y ago
The more rational take is that the FCA is acting to protect UK citizens from potentially dangerous financial products from an unauthorized organisation.
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by d4rti 6y ago
26,570 GBP / hectare / year, if all land was priced equally to replace total UK government revenue. [1] 1: https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=uk+total+government+re...
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by d4rti 6y ago
Around 80% of drivers admit to breaking speed limits. [1] [1] https://www.rac.co.uk/drive/news/motoring-news/80-of-drivers...
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by d4rti 6y ago
At least in the US, the current case law is against your conclusion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizens_United_v._FEC#Corpora...
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by d4rti 6y ago
We're about to see the big switch in caring about deficits too.
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by d4rti 6y ago
Judging by the title of his new book, I’d suggest he is going for the Cameron-esque Big Society argument for reducing taxes this time. U.K. food bank use is at record highs [1]. 1. https://www.theguardian.com/society/20
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by d4rti 6y ago
I think pipewire broke my audio when I upgraded to Kubuntu 20.10. Removing it fixed it and seems to have had no ill effects.
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by d4rti 6y ago
There are already many cinema shaped Bingo halls in the UK.
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by d4rti 6y ago
He chose to hole up in the Embassy after skipping bail.
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by d4rti 6y ago
I have no objection to Amnesty observing the extradition hearing and I don't see a good reason that they should be excluded, but Assange should not have skipped his bail and run away to the Ecuadorean embassy. Everyone sucks here?
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by d4rti 6y ago
HMRC manage to do this just fine in the UK. I'm sure many other governments around the world do the same.
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by d4rti 6y ago
It's very clear you have not read the book. I highly recommend it. It is largely about the problems of parking policy and I do not recall much if any content about cycling.
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by d4rti 6y ago
elasticsearch would not cope with that volume of data on the hardware described.
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by d4rti 6y ago
Somewhat, but also build a new one while letting the old one still perform useful work, decommission when it is beneficial.
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by d4rti 6y ago
Yeah, bootstraps all the way: 1. Bootstrap "base 1" to Automation 1 (Coal etc.) 2. Bootstrap "Base 2" for Red/Green science, automate building components 3. Main bus "Science Base" maybe up to first rocket
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by d4rti 6y ago
I used to be quite hardline on this matter myself, but I found the julialang [1] discussion on this topic quite a persuasive argument in favour of default telemetry. I think it's a difficult ethical question, because there are balancin

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