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by gib444 6mo ago
Chrome is a browser produced by an advertising company. Its reason for existence is to track you.
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by gib444 6mo ago
Your LLM isn't a dependency?
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by gib444 6mo ago
And what is your median domestic electric unit price? (actually consumed) It's certainly not £0.01203/kWh, or even in the same order of magnitude. Later (For context for non-Brits: there is a price cap of £0.2467 kWh currently,
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by gib444 6mo ago
Yes we can compare, and your original comment was wildly incorrect. You aren't going to get proven correct by digging into this further Just because the the US provides zero paid leave by law doesn't mean women don't take mat
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by gib444 6mo ago
Is Firefox turning into Edge? The list of things I don't want in a browser is growing. Perhaps they need to consider a "basic" version
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by gib444 6mo ago
Statutory Maternity Pay can be paid for up to 39 weeks. The first 6 weeks: 90% of average weekly earnings The remaining 33 weeks: £187.18 or 90% of average weekly earnings (whichever is lower) So not much after the first 6 weeks Some data f
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by gib444 6mo ago
Commonly known as the "Ten Pound Pom" scheme [0] which ran from 1945-1972 An incredible return on investment. I bet many ended up with higher wages, better health, better housing etc (though I think about 1/4 ended up returni
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by gib444 6mo ago
It's also true in the UK. High housing costs, high living costs and low wages means two parents need to work as much as possible.
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by gib444 6mo ago
Right! Time to go make a panini
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by gib444 6mo ago
> and freedom Haha sarcasm too!
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by gib444 6mo ago
That's cool. What made you develop a custom browser, notepad, calendar etc?
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by gib444 6mo ago
The Dutch have a very different approach to risk than many other cultures. Eg I was watching a TV programme about lots of works at the central railway station in Amsterdam and barely anyone was wearing a hard hat. In the UK that would be un
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by gib444 6mo ago
Is that an identical blue to gov.uk ? ;) And also a very similar "was this page helpful?" It's ok, we like the Dutch lol We'll take the imitation as a form of flattery ;)
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by gib444 6mo ago
Tell us more about your 11 apps!
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by gib444 6mo ago
Good news. But "there is no stopping solar" is a straw-man. Nobody said it's stopping. (Also, I'm discussing an apparent slowdown in Spain's rate of new solar capacity (given the article is about Spain ). And glo
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by gib444 6mo ago
Yup, hopefully the Spanish Government will address the slow down and announce a commitment to keep up the pace (if not already). Though of course they are already doing very, very well.
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by gib444 6mo ago
The rate of new solar capacity is falling though, according to that graph. And: "With annual additions now around 1 GW, UNEF is calling for stronger momentum to maintain progress towards 2030 targets" "Growth, however, has sl
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by gib444 6mo ago
Haha yes, sarcasm (I thought it was obvious enough but then again, I am a Brit.)
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by gib444 6mo ago
> I believe that our politicians are just trying to make as much money for themselves as possible and they don't actually care about America or Americans at all This wild and outrageous statement needs a serious source to backup the
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by gib444 6mo ago
You can't usually force a business to do business with you (i.e. serve you content, for free) even in the EU IANAL but the legal argument seems pretty simple to me based on that concept, so I wonder if that's why it hasn't go
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by gib444 6mo ago
Excellent move by Apple to distract people from the declining software with shiny colours and low price.
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by gib444 6mo ago
> I am really amazed at how we are really okay with LLMs writing code end to end Speak for yourself. Sounds like you're mostly referring to CTOs
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by gib444 6mo ago
> Side note: I'm currently building a platform Oh ok this comment is just an ad then
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by gib444 6mo ago
Or a very long "let me explain why this is ok actually" from a "random" account
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by gib444 6mo ago
> LLM agents are the best way to analyze data stored in these databases Why, and how?
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by gib444 6mo ago
And if you want an example of who has the power these days, I've encountered airport shops that are "take it leave it" (WHSmith in Spain in fact). I was told they can't require my boarding pass, but they won't sell
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by gib444 6mo ago
> Ukraine is "receiving money from others"? Yes. https://www.eeas.europa.eu/delegations/united-states-america...
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by gib444 6mo ago
How did the dupe detector miss https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47879102 ?
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by gib444 6mo ago
Am I so jaded that I read "we have no plans to" as "we likely will" ?
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by gib444 6mo ago
I thought we pay them to have it via Palantir contracts or something?

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