gadders

35 ms·

721.
by gadders 2y ago
Confide in Me is one of her best, but she has quite a few reliable pop hits. She also did a song with Nick Cave that is worth a listen.
722.
by gadders 2y ago
This reminds me of the tweet where someone said their favourite font was "Ariana Grande".
723.
by gadders 2y ago
>> We have an adversarial legal system. Law firms take up a variety of positions for a variety of reasons. Granted, but bad faith lying for political reasons should not be included in that.
724.
by gadders 2y ago
Adams only began to be investigated when he came out against Biden immigration policies. It's another example of lawfare, the same as the bogus Trump investigations. The law firms he's going after are the ones that knowingly lied
725.
by gadders 2y ago
I think sometimes companies will ask for passports for the purpose of visa checking, but hopefully that doesn't get as far as the hiring manager once the paperwork is all confirmed.
726.
by gadders 2y ago
That's a no then.
727.
by gadders 2y ago
I wouldn't consciously discriminate on those characteristics. I want it removed so I can't unconsciously do it or be accused of it.
728.
by gadders 2y ago
Unless you are a monk and already living a life of poverty, and giving all your belongings to others, you are already failing by your own standards.
729.
by gadders 2y ago
Do you apply that rule equally to all religions, or just the ones that aren't likely to kill you/get you fired for expressing it? //edit//And I say this as an atheist.
730.
by gadders 2y ago
Yes, there was debate about this in the UK. If a disabled person can only do one widget per hour, and an able-bodied can do 10, what is the correct wage for that disabled person? If you think they should both be paid the same, who should pa
731.
by gadders 2y ago
Ordo Amoris https://firstthings.com/jd-vance-states-the-obvious-about-or...
732.
by gadders 2y ago
Are you a Christian?
733.
by gadders 2y ago
I'm awful at faces, but I'm worried about leaving myself open to a possible liability
734.
by gadders 2y ago
Yeah, I'd feel uncomfortable receiving a CV with a photo on it. I don't want to be accused of anything if I reject a candidate. Likewise I don't want to see your DoB either. It is surprising how culturally specific this is th
735.
by gadders 2y ago
Fair point. I guess it is more like managing, say, a building or plumbing firm. I guess what I should have said is "contempt for people outside of the laptop class" (and yes farmers may use laptops but you get what I mean).
736.
by gadders 2y ago
Always a surprise to see the contempt people in blue collar jobs are held in by Democrats.
737.
by gadders 2y ago
He seems to be quite active on there. I think he also has a blog on hey.com but that's blocked at my employer as it's an email domain.
738.
by gadders 2y ago
David Heinemeier Hansson (Ruby on Rails/37 Signals) has been writing about the state of Apple AI on LinkedIn recently (as well as an additional post that was deleted for using the word "asshole"): https://www.linke
739.
by gadders 2y ago
This is nearly as good a comment as cperciva winning the Putnam.
740.
by gadders 2y ago
Posh kid larps as working class and learns valuable lessons about life.
741.
by gadders 2y ago
No emotional distress, but obviously it does for women who have to share toilets and changing rooms with them. That has been well documented and isn't a controversial position, apart from amongst male to female trans people.
742.
by gadders 2y ago
You don't think the EU would like to see Orban gone? Do you think the election of Tusk in Poland was completely organic?
743.
by gadders 2y ago
Yes, and exceptions from the norm get extra publicity when it fits a press narrative.
744.
by gadders 2y ago
I'll take it for Serbia, possibly. Less so for Hungary, Romania etc.
745.
by gadders 2y ago
I have worked with (born male) non-binary people who alternate between wearing male and female clothes. I have seen them enter the female toilets, and win awards for women. But tbh, this is a daft question. It's like saying you can&#x2
746.
by gadders 2y ago
>>science-denying Citation needed. >>Look at the protests in Hungary, look at Serbia—that’s how you stand up to a fascist That's how you get EU and USAID funding to standup to a president outside of the WEF overton window,
747.
by gadders 2y ago
2 years time: "My AI co-founder has just stitched me up on the cap table. Does anyone know a good AI lawyer that can sue them?"
748.
by gadders 2y ago
Forget AI Girlfriends - let's launch AI Co-Founders. The only problem is I'm a solo developer so need to bootstrap my own AI co-founder first.
749.
by gadders 2y ago
I ask them to invest in an alt coin I'm launching and then they stop talking to me.
750.
by gadders 2y ago
There is no explicit bribery, but there are plenty of examples where a government bureaucrat leaves to join a company they were "regulating" on a fat pay cheque. The EU is not unique in this though.

More ›