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by flarg 6y ago
AHK is such a good text expander that I came back to Windows for it. It literally saves me thousands of keystrokes a month.
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by flarg 6y ago
Maybe you're right, but, out of interest, what would call it when half a dozen systems store elements of each others data and then refresh that data on a daily basis?
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by flarg 6y ago
Thank you. And this sort of problem occurs in large organisations with lots of different monoliths all caching each others data.
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by flarg 6y ago
Here is the Nokia maps solution right? Is popular with some people I know
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by flarg 6y ago
They keep doing crazy things like the recent Covid alert, who knows what else they put in their code base. They've lost my trust.
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by flarg 7y ago
Wow thanks for this, never heard of it before despite years of searching for a plantuml replacement!
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by flarg 7y ago
Totally. Accenture has more than 500k people and they have a mess of duplicated service offerings started by the strategy and consulting teams and the ones with most sales go on their website for as long as they survive.
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by flarg 7y ago
We need to use our own common sense here sometimes, and the WHO are not making sense here. Kind of how they don't make sense regarding Tiwan and breast feeding. The WHO is being careful to say don't wear a mask unless you are ill
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by flarg 7y ago
I think we can if we start to try and treat viral illnesses in the animals in wet markets
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by flarg 7y ago
Do you think a vaccine is the right answer? Surely development and stockpiling of anti virals is the key, Tamiflu or similar. The lead time for vaccines will also be far too long and the protection against flu like illnesses is variable ove
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by flarg 7y ago
Chromecast audio while it lasts, bubble upnp also works
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by flarg 7y ago
We literally need to rethink our blase attitude to public infection control. Self isolation for cold and flu like symptoms should be mandatory.
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by flarg 7y ago
There's an extension that stops this and it's called Don't F k with Paste
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by flarg 7y ago
A lot of art is exactly that, but it's usually very obvious. As it is in these pictures.
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by flarg 7y ago
Whilst these all the samples seem to have decent form, use of colour and space, one can quickly see derivate concepts and images from more famous original works and an excess of 3D forms. There's also a challenge in understanding the m
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by flarg 7y ago
It would be interesting to find out what motivates people when they are the in the office? There was a fad for presence and virtual office type systems in the past and I have heard that some media companies have a permanent group video conf
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by flarg 7y ago
I'm sure I've seen a related effect where a clear road is red until I drive down it and it then turns green
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by flarg 7y ago
https://smmry.com/https://outline.com/7ythkX#&SM_LENGTH=7
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by flarg 7y ago
I have spent 5 years on and off in the no code space and IMHO you're almost spot on. Almost all standard enterprise platforms are non complex and can be delivered in no code solutions, requiring maybe 5pc as real code. Failing to ackno
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by flarg 7y ago
No it isn't. Even in the UK the much vaunted GP will reject any health initiatives unless they help improve their bottom line. And the initiatives are from the NHS and are free!
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by flarg 7y ago
I am an Excel user and nothing beats it in terms of functionality and add-ons but it's the win32 level of usability that scores it for me, nothing comes close to packing so much in to such a practical workspace. Don't even get me
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by flarg 7y ago
Support my wife in building an agency to connect charitable donors with educational recipients, switch from enterprise architecture to project management, teach my 3 year old some maths and letters
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by flarg 7y ago
Stone age man was probably on the verge of starvation quite regularly
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by flarg 7y ago
The kids are your project right now, it pays off
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by flarg 7y ago
Killing the golden goose
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by flarg 7y ago
You'd think so but most vendor security patches appear very quickly even for 90s style systems, the problem is almost always the customer's own processes. All vendors in the pharma business space maintain a dedicated support and
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by flarg 7y ago
In many cases unpatched systems automatically fail GxP by not being patched but pharmaceutical organisations still run operations like it's the 90s and they just don't acknowledge the problems. Have worked in pharma IT for 10 yea
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by flarg 7y ago
Plantuml might have these options
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by flarg 7y ago
In England we do have dedicated bus lanes and famously very little room to add light rail and it works pretty well. Probably a good option for cities and buses can rerouted and powered by greener energy more easily than rail.
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by flarg 7y ago
I use Rocketbook daily, a simple idea but it works pretty well.

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