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by dave4420 2y ago
Yeah, it goes both ways. There are exceptions for gross misconduct, but apart from that, if you’re on, say, a month’s notice, then - you have to give them a month’s notice if you want to stop working for them - they have to give you a month
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by dave4420 2y ago
Do their bazillions in funding not cover registering a new domain name?
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by dave4420 2y ago
I was hoping you were going to say “for example, the car could avoid driving into the pedestrian”.
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by dave4420 2y ago
Pretty sure they can sue in theory. Don’t think most employers bother. But would rather not burn my bridges. (I’m in the UK, laws may be different in your jurisdiction, etc.) Edit: https://uk.adp.com/resources/adp-artic
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by dave4420 2y ago
Don’t worry, there’ll be a transition period for people to migrate to other domains.
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I started a new job in February. Was due to pass probation in May. Handed in my notice the week before, because passing probation would increase my notice period from two weeks to twelve weeks. Why hadn’t I left before? Because I lived in h
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by dave4420 2y ago
I don’t know why you think I was whole heartedly agreeing with the article?
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If we could somehow connect the people who are interviewing but not interested in being hired with the companies who are advertising openings but have no interest in hiring, that would be great for the rest of us. But that’s not what happen
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by dave4420 2y ago
> Since when did “not illegal” become the bar we’re aiming for in the tech industry? That ship sailed years ago. Uber et al were “should not be illegal”.
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aka “Why I waste the time of companies who are hiring”.
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What would the environmental impact of that be? Do elephants grow quickly enough for this to be economically viable?
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“Unable to load conversation”
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I don’t think it’s true at all. I think they play it loud to play up the rollercoaster aspect of seeing a film — of getting you viscerally involved with what’s going on onscreen.
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by dave4420 2y ago
I don’t see the logic. Are you under the impression that cinemas play films at such a high volume because they’re worried about people not being able to hear them properly?
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by dave4420 2y ago
As you seem to be thinking about an automated system… you should probably also check for laws against keeping an unsafe house (I can’t remember what the keyword is here, sorry).
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by dave4420 2y ago
Maybe there are follow up Tweets where he sets out his reasoning, but this is Twitter, so I’ll never know. Has he forgotten Pets.com? Expensive advertising and made more sales from sales of their sock puppet mascot than of their notional pr
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by dave4420 2y ago
Why not both?
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by dave4420 2y ago
UX is way worse if they don’t have a mailto handler set up (I don’t on my work and personal laptops, for example, and on my phone it probably won’t open the email account I want to use with you). This also relies on them having various anti
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by dave4420 2y ago
If Cloudflare sets cookies on your behalf, you will need to ask for consent. My understanding is that Cloudflare now allow you to configure their service so that they do not set any cookies automatically.
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by dave4420 2y ago
(2023)
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by dave4420 2y ago
> The research, carried out with Birmingham Business School and the University of Reading, In case anyone’s wondering, Birmingham City and Reading are both playing in League One this season.
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by dave4420 2y ago
Only if they’re competent. These guys don’t sound competent.
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by dave4420 2y ago
You need to be GDPR-compliant, but you don’t need to automate GDPR compliance yet. You have 30 days to comply with e.g. right to deletion requests. That’s easily long enough to write backend code to delete someone’s data. So don’t write tha
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by dave4420 2y ago
I have not noticed any of the people who believe that LLMs are conscious to make the leap to concluding that using LLMs is morally wrong. Maybe I’ve just not heard enough of what they have to say?
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by dave4420 2y ago
People say all sorts of things about mobile phone masts, but they don’t give up their phones.
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by dave4420 2y ago
PKM = “Personal Knowledge Management”. I had no idea. I think it means a wiki without the website.
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They’d have to standardise the build system, wouldn’t they? And disallow building binaries for publication on anyone else’s infrastructure?
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by dave4420 2y ago
What’s the penalty if their budget isn’t balanced, and who pays it?
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by dave4420 2y ago
> we conducted a 2024 study in which groups of 35 randomly selected people were tasked with taking IQ test questions together in real-time as AI-facilitated “conversational swarms.” As published this year, the groups averaged IQ scores o
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by dave4420 2y ago
Is the music business the largest it’s ever been, even when you allow for the size of the possible market? (Number of well-off people in the world)

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