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by gadders 1y ago
>> When it comes to jobs where the skill growth and knowledge domain is fairly static and is hard on the body or dangerous, like the trades, I think these demands are a good idea. Likewise for raising the retirement age. I could carry
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by gadders 1y ago
Related: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crexqyj7n5lohttps://www.... "Tests carried out by research group PolicyTracker, and shared with BBC's Morning Live, found that nearly 40% of the tim
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by gadders 1y ago
You seem like a nice chap but I think our views on politics are fundamentally different and I don't think we could ever find common ground.
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by gadders 1y ago
That's a pretty broad definition of Fascism you have there. By your reckoning Hitler and the Manhattan Institute are broadly equivalent.
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by gadders 1y ago
Imagine if someone asked for the data for money laundering investigations. The cloud provider could get prosecuted for "tipping off".
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by gadders 1y ago
Legal can advise, but it's ultimately up to the business to risk-accept. If they think the risk vs reward analysis makes it worthwhile, they can overrule legal and proceed.
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by gadders 1y ago
Saving is follows the same advice as for planting a tree. The best time to plant a tree is ten years ago. The second best time is now.
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by gadders 1y ago
What am I scared of? I'm concerned for your grip on reality if you think a free market think tank is a bunch of fascists. That's about as factual as me calling Obama a communist.
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by gadders 1y ago
"OpenAI and Microsoft have made their next move in their attempt to expropriate the OpenAI nonprofit and pull off one of the largest thefts in human history." https://thezvi.substack.com/p/ai-134-if-anyone-rea
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by gadders 1y ago
Strength training, along the lines of Starting Strength, 5/3/1 etc.
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by gadders 1y ago
But do you disagree with their conclusions? What about Larry Sanger?
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by gadders 1y ago
They are the counter-balance to far left people like George Soros and his numerous foundations.
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by gadders 1y ago
Ad hominem attack. Nice one.
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by gadders 1y ago
>> This is the construction of a reality production cartel that creates a parallel information ecosystem designed to codify a deeply partisan, far-right worldview as objective fact. Perhaps if Wikipedia hadn't drifted so far left
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by gadders 1y ago
That's a good idea.
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by gadders 1y ago
Also, never set jobs to run at midnight (00:00) as nobody will be able to tell what day it is. Set it to 00:01 or something. And tbh, don't run jobs on the hour anyway. Everything kicks off then. Set stuff to run at 01:45 or 02:15 or s
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by gadders 1y ago
Yeah, this could be a pretty big deal. Not everyone is an excel expert, but nearly everyone finds themselves having to work with data in excel at some time or other.
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by gadders 1y ago
We already know who brought down Napoleon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharpe_(TV_series)
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by gadders 1y ago
Yeah. There were a few betfair scandals early on but it's not led to the death of sport.
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by gadders 1y ago
I wonder how long until we get the first prosecution for someone insider trading on game loot knowledge.
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by gadders 1y ago
You know sports betting has existed in other counties for dozens of years, right? All these people making predictions like this is some bold leap into the unknown but it's been legal in the UK since the 1960s.
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by gadders 1y ago
Crashplan used to work well, but they decided they didn't want retail customers (and now apparently do again).
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by gadders 1y ago
Great hardware knowledge. Appalling backup software. I got told by their support that I had to change my password for their service. Opened the website, went to my account and tried to change my password. Didn't work. Got told by their
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by gadders 1y ago
Yes, that would be the Centrist Dad take.
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by gadders 1y ago
This website is a good analysis of various diagnostic tests: https://thennt.com/thennt-explained/ Also why I don't bother with PSA tests until I start getting symptoms: https://thennt.com/nnt/
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by gadders 1y ago
Substack seems to by lying about their status: https://substack.statuspage.io/
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by gadders 1y ago
Amazon, Google, Microsoft must be grateful for all these developers defending them against massive companies like Liquibase.
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by gadders 1y ago
But not any money.
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by gadders 1y ago
Exactly right. These updated licenses are mostly to stop massively profitable hyperscalers using their work for free. For the average joe, or regular company it makes no difference.
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by gadders 1y ago
Who do you think campaigns against power stations?

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