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by flave 4y ago
You're right. It's directly (and I believe explicitly) modelled on the Americans with Disabilities Act. The ADA creates a model in which private citizens can and do bring lawsuits against all types of organisations for any type of
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by flave 4y ago
All great points and I agree. What's different about this generation (esp in the UK where I live) is that they're becoming reasonably asset rich but they feel poor day to day. This is because they spend a lot of their income on mo
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Vaccine-derived poliovirus type 2 detected in London, UK(who.int)
147 points by flave 4y ago|114 comments
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by flave 4y ago
I really don't know what you're talking about. How are a few hundred Harvard graduates going to meaningfully 'suppress wages' in the UK? If anything, they'll actually increase demand for goods and services in the UK
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by flave 4y ago
Despite the standard HN position (Brexit Bad, Tories Bad, everything Bad) - this is a really good policy. Last year, UK net migration was up a lot ( https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/populati... ) mostl
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by flave 5y ago
I've been playing around with an idea in this space for a long time but made no progress on it. Meetup.com is now rubbish (mostly singles events, walking tours, scam investment talks etc) and Discord is too geographically distributed t
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Bank of England changes logo, typeface and colours(bankofengland.co.uk)
3 points by flave 5y ago|0 comments
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by flave 5y ago
Yes. And quite intentionally. 1. Started playing rugby again after 12 years. Good male relationships. Physical exercise. A sense of time passing and a season in the year. 2. Violin. I wanted something I could spend ten years learning. And
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Rotor Ship(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by flave 5y ago|0 comments
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by flave 5y ago
Sorry but being a dollar millionaire isn't the same as wealthy.
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How I Experience Web Today(how-i-experience-web-today.com)
2 points by flave 5y ago|0 comments
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by flave 5y ago
You think that the UKGOV Transport Secretary doesn't know about, or think about the UK motorway and A-road system? > Well if that is the issue, just close the road, no more congestion on it and I also didn't have to ask anyone,
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by flave 5y ago
Okay. So the campaigners sort of say this in the article but then also say nah actually we're against roads because climate change (not how climate change works). The quote is in my comment. On the subject of a 'longer tunnel&#x27
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by flave 5y ago
But this is the problem with a JD on the common law standard of 'considered other options' - what does it mean to consider? It's utterly to do with the state of mind of the person doing the reviewing. Because of JDs, and beca
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by flave 5y ago
This is an extremely stupid headline and article, in a long list of extremely stupid headlines when it comes to judicial reviews (JDs). 1. The the tunnel wasn't ruled unlawful, the decision making process was. Very big difference. 2.
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by flave 5y ago
>NOAA’s approval outlined a number of key restrictions to what Mystic Aquarium can do with the whales, including barring them from breeding... I don't understand this restriction. Honestly the entire endeavour of taking n animal and
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A Detour to Visit Justnot Fair(theramekinofporridge.substack.com)
1 points by flave 5y ago|0 comments
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by flave 5y ago
lol so do I and it's one of the reasons why I thought I was more likely to 'wake up'
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by flave 5y ago
I'm making the point that I, and many other people, have experienced the downside of the baseless fear-mongering around 'waking up' during surgery.
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by flave 5y ago
Okay, so how is this person in massive amounts of pain without having the physiological response of a raised heart rate and raised blood pressure?
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by flave 5y ago
Okay this is an interesting article and an interesting subject. But, it looks a lot like fear-mongering. I feel strongly about this because I had two procedures done under local for fear of exactly this situation (coming up but being sedate
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by flave 5y ago
Does anyone have a .pdf version of this article?
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by flave 6y ago
This is honestly the type of thing that gives people mental permission to believe in conspiracy theories. The article is so out-of-touch with even the most metropolitan Zoomers that it appears utterly alien. I know HN loves a pull specifics
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by flave 6y ago
It's worth saying that the sourcing roles is probably the easy part of their business - sourcing candidates being the hard part.
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by flave 6y ago
Recruitment companies have to source roles for their business to work. They'll contact these companies, 1 in 10 will say yes to the approach and they'll land candidates for 1 in 10 of those. 600 roles paying average of $80k, means
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by flave 6y ago
This is wicked - well done. Honestly, recruitment companies would probably pay for this list.
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by flave 6y ago
Pricing is a dark art but essentially tiered pricing is usually about going after different sets of customers who have clearly different needs and clearly different propensity to pay. For example, you sell premium email accounts which give
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Ask HN: How do you not lose username/passwords when someone leaves your team?
2 points by flave 6y ago|3 comments
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Baroque Dance Notation(journals.uchicago.edu)
1 points by flave 6y ago|0 comments
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by flave 6y ago
I don't know if it's a hack but I spent some time working for big four consultancies and would prep decks which needed logos with transparent backgrounds. You can do a google search for '[company] logo' then click '

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