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571.
by gadders 1y ago
Pretty sure I've seen some that fall under Rule 47.
572.
by gadders 1y ago
I've seen some of these FPV videos of kills of unarmed Russian soldiers. I honestly don't know why the pilots are not prosecuted for war crimes. (and I'm sure Russia does the same to Ukraine, I just haven't seen those vi
573.
by gadders 1y ago
I am guessing they don't need people to prove that contributions didn't contain AI code, they just need the contributor to say they didn't use any AI code. That way, if any AI code is found in their contribution the liability
574.
by gadders 1y ago
Do Edlin next. Reminds me of my days on a support line. "Type edit autoexec.bat....." etc
575.
by gadders 1y ago
Fair comment. You would think medicine would be evidence-based, but a lot of it is pattern matching and working on the 80/20 rule, given the limited time they have with clients.
576.
by gadders 1y ago
Where do they live after the 14 days? Who pays their rent? I know in the UK private landlords are offered very favourable terms via SERCO, which would beat those they would get if they rented to individuals.
577.
by gadders 1y ago
I don't think housing will help the people with mental health issues and addiction problems. Honestly I think sometimes building (compassionate, 21st century) mental health "asylums" and treatment centres would do more to end
578.
by gadders 1y ago
I wonder what could have happened in Dublin to use up loads of the available housing? Does anyone know?
579.
by gadders 1y ago
As we all know, genetics and evolution only apply from the neck down.
580.
by gadders 1y ago
It's a coping mechanism for autists, mainly.
581.
by gadders 1y ago
I love colouring in my issue every month.
582.
by gadders 1y ago
To me they seem like a bunch for 125 IQ people (not all) trying to convince everyone they are 150 IQ people by trying to reason stuff from first principles and coming up with stuff that your average blue collar worker would tell them is rub
583.
by gadders 1y ago
"At this point you will overwrite all data on the computer, so have a back up of the files you want to keep." Can't help thinking that should be in a bigger font. It's a shame there doesn't seem to be a away to inst
584.
by gadders 1y ago
Everyone works for money unless you are refusing to take your salary.
585.
by gadders 1y ago
Imagine!! I would never live down the humiliation of getting a $100m signing bonus (I'd really like the opportunity to try though).
586.
by gadders 1y ago
A thousand times yes. I hate apps that need to spend 2 minutes or so deciding whether your internet is bad or not, even though they can function offline (Spotify, TomTom Go).
587.
by gadders 1y ago
I think there will have to get much bigger, given the time that EVs take to charge.
588.
by gadders 1y ago
I'll agree it's not about punishment, but in countries with socialised medicine you will eventually see old people being told they're a "drain on resources". People in Canada are being offered assisted suicide becau
589.
by gadders 1y ago
Sounds fair, and it sounds like an excellent programme. I hope the developer's life continues on this new trajectory.
590.
by gadders 1y ago
As someone else said, mentally prepare, put down items you are carrying, maybe lay down on the floor?
591.
by gadders 1y ago
I'm not convinced that the process is that different, medically.
592.
by gadders 1y ago
The OP wants to know why the same process using the same drugs is described as full of suffering in terms of symptoms for criminals, but blissful when used for assisted suicide. (And I'm not in favour of the state killing criminals or
593.
by gadders 1y ago
I don't know why people are so for it. The process is "cruel and unusual" when it's done to criminals but the same process is fine when you request it.
594.
by gadders 1y ago
I wonder if those implanted defibrillators would be more manageable if they gave you (say) a 15 or 30 second audible warning so you could prepare yourself?
595.
by gadders 1y ago
Fantastic. I look forward to all these benefits accruing to the upper classes and billionaires, in the same way as globalisation did.
596.
by gadders 1y ago
How much more would they weigh if they underwent the same changes at 40? It's faster metabolism, but it's not magic.
597.
by gadders 1y ago
I've been questioned on whether systems I had a hand in would qualify for the R&D credits. Someone not particularly close to it had thought it might, but I explained to our external assessors that it didn't and they agreed wit
598.
by gadders 1y ago
Exactly this. If the aim is to bring back physical manufacturing, bring back software "manufacturing" as well.
599.
by gadders 1y ago
In your early 20s your metabolism is that much higher as well that it can cope.
600.
by gadders 1y ago
For a G&T, you can get slimline tonic which tastes quite good.

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