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I have an IKEA steel futon base of similar age and number of moves. It would take considerable effort to damage it.
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You can buy one online. But you'll need a wife to do that for you of course.
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Commissioners are appointed by member states but need not have been subject to a public vote. The president of the commission is voted upon by the European parliament.
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Are people who have no other programming skills really landing well paid jobs with this? I would like to imagine that as a step towards an Iain M Banks future but realistically I'm more likely to see you all at the Skynet work camp.
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1y ago
I think freedom is a continuum. Some things are regulated even in the West so for example you need permission to open a new hospital.
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I watch Jason Statham movies _because_ they're over the top.
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Could be, but oracle only bought cerner a few years ago and millennium has been around much longer. Other EMR systems are also dreadful - my spouse has some stories about EPIC for example.
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I'll give her the benefit of the doubt here. I'm also going to presume she wanted something that could be done with Squarespace and Stripe. Years ago I heard of someone calling Dell sales looking to set up file and printer sharing
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And there was a time when the democratic party was lukewarm on civil rights but neither of those things were influential in the 2024 election.
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They threw Harris a hospital pass, and other variables also matter, but ultimately the party that was positive about migration lost the vote.
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"First they came for the terrorists," Probably the least thoughtful appropriation of Niemöller's speech I've ever seen.
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E was what the Democrats have offered and it lost them the last election
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Your option d looks to be much like the option b in the post you replied to
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What normal person computing environment has tools to program? Only thing I can think of is spreadsheet functions.
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Yes Minister is a reminder that politics has been ludicrous for a long time, but I think its style is much lighter than The Thick of It.
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I find Yes Minister funny now, and I'm too young to have watched when it first aired.
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Charlie Hebdo's publishers might disagree.
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2y ago
The social housing stock is run by corporate landlords with UK offices. It's still poorly maintained anyway.
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Who is the work for? If I lived in the automated future (or could afford private staff in the present) I would do more creative stuff just because I enjoy it and with no expectation of having an audience. For context, I'm an occasiona
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2y ago
Did you intend to post a link or is this askHN?
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Ableist? There are quite a few disabled people still taking full COVID precautions who would be most unlikely to join an in-person choir.
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Is journalist a formal status? It's not like the owners of Linkedin or Facebook actually care if they can't get a press pass anyway.
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A comedy act called 'Wankernomics' just showed up in my YouTube recommendations. I thought about booking a ticket to their show but its too close to reality.
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Don't know about 'most' but I think many do exactly that in order to pay the bills.
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There are links to an environmental campaign group's site so not actually satire, more of a badly thought out campaign idea.
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Article says medical photographers take the pictures. I'd guess a future iteration will have the app direct the patient to take the pictures.
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'you' would mean the average user on /all rather than you personally. I deleted my account ages ago to break my own habit.
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Why did you hire someone who produced bad code and docs? Did he manage to pass interview without an AI?
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The other day I wanted to use a function in an unfamiliar library. Gemini kept putting an argument into the call that wasn't supposed to be there even after I explicitly told it not to. This was after I trusted Gemini, got an error mes
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Generative AI makes things up so I'm surprised that you seem surprised. For some situations checking the documentation is still the best option.
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