harvey9

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by harvey9 4y ago
So what's your plan for the incapable, the disabled? Fuck 'em! Capiche?
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by harvey9 4y ago
The downside of less regulation may be homes with mould. While that is better than sleeping in a doorway, we should aspire to have eveyone in safe homes and the free market won't do that it the cheaper end of the spectrum. Granted it&#
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by harvey9 4y ago
Here's an alternate but still cynical take: Business / The Govt needs somewhat educated people in the modern economy and its easier to study when you had some breakfast.
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by harvey9 4y ago
This seems more like following AML rules and not being interested in helping a working class person open an account because its not profitable. If you think retail banking is staffed by 'people who often have some level of personal&#x2
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by harvey9 4y ago
My friend from asia arrived in the UK to study in 2011 and her school recommended all their students to a nearby high street bank. No difficulty opening an account with a passport and letter from the school. There was almost certainly somet
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by harvey9 4y ago
We already have technology for that. UK Gov gave a contract to Sodexho ages ago that limited what the user was allowed to buy. Not sure if its still in use - one problem was limited number of retailers who accepted the card.
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by harvey9 4y ago
Here's a paper which suggests that the medical part might not be solved https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal... "Conclusions Persons with transsexualism, after sex reassignment, h
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by harvey9 4y ago
Person you replied to said they spent hours in the company gym during office hours. Either they are delivering what's expected of them anyway, or the manager has no idea what to expect regardless of in-office or remote working. They al
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by harvey9 4y ago
I took the gpp to mean the publisher had leaked their private key by putting it in the app code when it should never have left their servers.
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by harvey9 4y ago
Yes. And they still honour the daily fare cap with this payment method, and you can register your card and access an online fare statement.
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by harvey9 4y ago
A professorship can be prestigious while paying less than the professor might be able to earn in industry.
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by harvey9 4y ago
The person I replied to said, "Do you think there are many germans exercising their right of return that aren't aware of the holocaust?".
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by harvey9 4y ago
The audience for the article is mostly not comprised of Germans exercising their right of return, so adding context would benefit the majority of readers.
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by harvey9 4y ago
There's a basic map display in ssms if I recall correctly. But otherwise you can generate a map with something like Tableau. Less of a learning curve than R.
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by harvey9 4y ago
The several seconds between screens gets me down. It's shameful that systems that slow are rolled out. I have used what I think is a pretty good clinical system where you have a free text box but it has something like code auto complet
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by harvey9 4y ago
You can connect to SQL databases from R, or almost any visualisation or GIS software. Not sure what you mean by 'best'?
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by harvey9 4y ago
Seems like a non sequitur
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by harvey9 4y ago
That's kinda funny. But if it saves the receptionist buying other work clothes <shrug>
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by harvey9 4y ago
The tracking might also check if you are doing anything on the company system. Hence a market for mouse jigglers to give the impression your work computer is in use.
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by harvey9 4y ago
I think they are talking about a 'free' delivery of goods valued at 5.99. The value of transporting a small light box depends on what's in the box.
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by harvey9 4y ago
I've seen scrubs in use as routine shift wear for about 20 years. Easy enough to get fresh ones if they get soiled mid shift.
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by harvey9 4y ago
Sounds that way to me too. Do you have an actual written contract of employment which the handbook attemps to tack clauses onto?
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by harvey9 4y ago
How is it that someone smart enough to be able to read the docs and connect up to the API can still be unable to realise that they are using something that others can also use?
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by harvey9 4y ago
In a mass casualty incident I think specialists will be working under the direction of FEMA.
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by harvey9 4y ago
It's not pitched as a bike computer. The cycle navigation mode just enables use of paths that may not be available to cars or pedestrians.
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by harvey9 4y ago
ChatGPT could log all its output and sell to/share with the likes of TurnItIn. Won't be long before someone offers a zero-log competitor of course.
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by harvey9 4y ago
Painters and sculptors have had assistants working with them long before AI came along, but you don't usually meet them at gallery showings either.
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by harvey9 4y ago
" 10 breaths per second." Sure hope you meant per minute!
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by harvey9 4y ago
Those bookings could be increased willingness to seek treatment rather than increased difficulties.
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by harvey9 4y ago
I don't think they meant different empathy, just visa holders have fewer options around getting a new job

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