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by gib444 6mo ago
This phrase needs way more traction.
572.
by gib444 6mo ago
I remember working support and being told "always say 'subset' unless you absolutely know it's exactly 100% of customers" lol
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by gib444 6mo ago
You forgot the source to backup your claim
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by gib444 6mo ago
The only accurate summary is "shit and overpriced"
575.
by gib444 6mo ago
Oh wow, that's crazy because people from the USA are always saying how unique and powerful the Constitution is and how many freedoms the USA has. It seems almost like the USA is similar to other countries where the state does whatever
576.
by gib444 6mo ago
Wait, doesn't the constitution protect people from this?
577.
by gib444 6mo ago
Let me guess: the Pro subscription was totally sufficient even using the expensive model and it only took an hour?
578.
by gib444 6mo ago
Oh wow I really shouldn't skim articles while nursing a hangover. Consider me told off
579.
by gib444 6mo ago
Ah that explains why it was so slow to load. Not sure your reply was meant for me but: just make as much as static as possible
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by gib444 6mo ago
Right! The only time I leave food is when it's inedible (or the scrambled eggs fooled me again, looking fresh when they're powdered. It's not 1945 so I tend not to eat powdered foods) Which is unfortunately more common
581.
by gib444 6mo ago
If hotels do a virtual buffet and other nonsense I'll just opt out and grab some bits from a local supermarket, which I imagine is what they really would like - to eliminate breakfast entirely. Just like making room service opt in - th
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by gib444 6mo ago
https://archive.is/eRiYf
583.
by gib444 6mo ago
But also don't squander the traffic with default dark mode with low contrast ;) Use the device mode hint at least The font for the headlines also looks 'off' to me. Letters too close together maybe
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by gib444 6mo ago
I'm very sorry to read that IMO there is a huge amount of denial of treatment to save costs. The gaslighting over symptoms, the refusal to refer you to specialist, the refusal to order tests etc is all part of it. And they never ever s
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by gib444 6mo ago
In the UK, nothing is ever bacterial lol I had a horrible tooth infection that anyone with a nose could tell was a bacterial infection yet I was massively gaslit and denied antibiotics until I went to the hospital at 11pm after a week of
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by gib444 6mo ago
https://news.klm.com/statement-situation-middle-east/ > ... due to rising kerosene costs, are currently no longer financially viable to operate. There is no kerosene shortage.
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by gib444 7mo ago
Please use proper spelling and punctuation if you wish to be taken seriously. Lower-case is neither cute nor a flex.
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by gib444 7mo ago
This is the 7th advert on the front page right now. It's ridiculous
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by gib444 7mo ago
Naming things is really not that hard
590.
by gib444 7mo ago
France has a 12.02 EUR minimum wage, plus the high employer social contributions. We (it's a similar story in the UK - 14 EUR minimum wage) are indirectly paying a lot of extra taxes Not forgetting 20% VAT of course And our governments
591.
by gib444 7mo ago
Immediately makes me think of the vitriol here on HN for the UK trying to enforce their age verification law outside their borders. Will the principle stand, or will it reveal that "USA is always right" is a common held belief
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by gib444 7mo ago
The majority of my spam from established companies are on subdomains of their main domains. Are they doing it wrong?
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by gib444 7mo ago
Speaking of which, the PM is surrounded by people a judge is currently indicting for various forms of corruption His wife, right hand man, etc What's that saying about the company you keep...
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by gib444 7mo ago
That's incorrect. In British slang it means a customer/patron. In this context a fan/concertgoer (Source: I'm British)
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by gib444 7mo ago
> I would think of using 'Frenchie' to refer to a person as being affectionate banter Not sure about other English-speaking countries but I'm fairly sure we don't use that word in England. It's exclusively the do
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by gib444 7mo ago
More and more HN is turning into a PR outlet for companies Upvoting gangs upvote the PR comment that downplays the article (the "actually, let me examine is why this is fine in very polished language" type comment) So it's no
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by gib444 7mo ago
I love the title change that totally hides the scale of the issue. Good job poster/mods.
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by gib444 7mo ago
> Another annoyance is that many web forms (and desktop apps based on web tech) don’t automatically place the keyboard focus in an input field anymore when first displayed Well, the keyboard takes up so much space. IMO it's importan
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by gib444 7mo ago
New theory of HN: every post on LLMs will attract the "what is wrong with AI? I don't get it [even though I've posted to HN every day for weeks/months on LLM/AI topics]. Please enlighten me" types
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by gib444 7mo ago
He'll work harder to destroy journalists and journalism now.

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