harvey9

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by harvey9 1y ago
I ask friends and neighbours for recommendations for this kind of thing. Given you know the industry, what made you search online in this case?
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by harvey9 1y ago
Did you try asking shop staff? You might have happened to be in when the shelf was dry but the stockroom had a copy. This isn't really an oddity.
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by harvey9 1y ago
They seem to have had someone bankrolling a loss-making cafe. How much more money was needed to smooth that over?
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by harvey9 1y ago
I think if you serve dine in food you are legally required to have a customer toilet.
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by harvey9 1y ago
I read it as saying they are making the same kind of error rather, than a direct comparison. My subjective impression is that the poster is wrong on the point about RMS.
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by harvey9 1y ago
I have the impression these are consumer products so I would them to be designed to be installed by people who do not normally work with electrical systems. If they are only sold to tradesmen that would be different.
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by harvey9 1y ago
I haven't finished reading the book yet. I realise the irony in that.
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by harvey9 1y ago
Funny you should say hiding in the woods. The closing scene in the film of Fahrenheit 451 is a group of people preserving books by memorising them and hiding in the woods.
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by harvey9 1y ago
Glove80 might not survive a drop on the floor but I've used mine full time for over a year and it still feels like new.
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by harvey9 1y ago
It seems like a pretty good UX idea, even though I still wouldn't trust an AI to reliably answer health questions.
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by harvey9 1y ago
I wonder if there's just a mismatch in what 'a beginner' means. Perhaps the tutorial is aimed at beginners _in this specific topic_ ? I have also read 'intro to x' tutorials and had to do a lot of wider reading, I j
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by harvey9 1y ago
I don't see anything here that I have not read elsewhere in the last year or so. And the language reminded me of the guys from Wankernomics.
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by harvey9 1y ago
UK has already spent 1.2 billion GBP on a bridge over the Thames estuary and construction hasn't even started yet.
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by harvey9 1y ago
So do surgeons once in a while
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by harvey9 1y ago
No, that law was about inline roller skates safety. Knee pads and crash helmets.
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by harvey9 1y ago
There are a great many things that the NHS pays practices for on a unit basis which is very much like them seeking payment from an insurer. The system has a far lower administrative cost than the USA model but the contract management proces
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by harvey9 1y ago
All the GP practices in England are private businesses working under contract to the NHS. Most people don't notice since the majority of services are covered under that contract. https://www.kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and
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by harvey9 1y ago
The resistance to innovation in the screening invitations is more down to empire building by low-talent management than to the NHS 'religion'. Dr Ben Goldacre wrote a memorable X thread on a closely related topic some years ago.
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by harvey9 1y ago
I was asked all of the above the last time I applied for a job, and the last time I was admitted to hospital.
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by harvey9 1y ago
Your post highlights how shocked people who don't live in a database state can be when they encounter one. In the UK you can expect to be asked your ethnicity, sexuality, sex, gender, religion and a few other things every time you app
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by harvey9 1y ago
'Idaho Transfer'?
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by harvey9 1y ago
It is unusual to go into a professional kitchen and not find open flame hobs. I conclude that it is possible to use these to prepare high quality food.
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by harvey9 1y ago
So if you only did 10 years and have military skills this regulation does not apply?
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by harvey9 1y ago
We had timesharing on mainframes. Everything old is new again.
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by harvey9 1y ago
Attorney client privilege partly has to do with the licenced attorney having some protection from the state regarding the information they hold. If that protection was extended to everyone you would have a very different legal system (I hav
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by harvey9 1y ago
Rich enough to treat it as leisure spending rather than an investment?
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by harvey9 1y ago
You described a completely different requirement from the post you replied to. A kitchen could accommodate both by having more than one hob type, or a gas hob and a plug-in dedicated slow cooker gadget.
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by harvey9 1y ago
Not on an age basis since we have decades of precedent for retail staff to judge age and not keep a copy of ID. It will have to be on a more blatantly 'we want to be more like the Chinese communist party' basis.
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by harvey9 1y ago
Actually some idiot politician tried to blame Amazon for knife crime in the UK. Never mind that most kids can find kitchen knives (the type used in a recent crime when the politician made the statement) in the kitchen where they live.
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by harvey9 1y ago
Germany has laws about displaying nazi emblems. The same game design reskinned would be fine.

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