harvey9

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by harvey9 4mo ago
Some of the examples of bad design mentioned in the article are quite shocking, if we are assuming 'medical student' is not some 18 year old rookie but a person who already has several years of university level study behind them.
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by harvey9 4mo ago
Don't recall my old nexus devices having ads in the OS. Disappointing where Google has taken this.
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by harvey9 4mo ago
Newspaper articles generally do say things like "a car struck pedestrians". I agree with your point though.
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by harvey9 4mo ago
Here's an article from outside the tech sector, which I am linking to as a corroboration since this is quite surprising for those of us unfamiliar with German law. https://www.thelocal.de/20260504/how-a-google-maps
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by harvey9 4mo ago
Road fund licence aka car tax is probably the most common thing that lots of people pay for regularly.
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by harvey9 4mo ago
The outcome is the purpose.
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by harvey9 4mo ago
Sites like TPB don't try to verify your age.
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by harvey9 5mo ago
There are several different definitions of that word, some of which would reasonably apply to hn. I am glad it doesn't have infinite scroll but it also (front page) changes fairly slowly so I do not develop an urge to check it every fe
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by harvey9 5mo ago
I think you have a very narrow conception of even assembly line work.
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by harvey9 5mo ago
The idea that skilled people who work with their hands don't identify with their work is laughable.
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by harvey9 5mo ago
The post you replied to specified young people so 70M is the wrong denominator. The UK currently has far more than 1 million working age adults unemployed and the denominator for that is still less than 70M because Britain has plenty of ret
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by harvey9 5mo ago
In the towns yes. A wealthy city man could expect to live fewer years than a labourer in the countryside.
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by harvey9 5mo ago
Do you mean to imply a political/social revolution? In any other scenario I can think of when my boss gets a new machine, he captures the value from my increased productivity or the machine eliminates my job entirely.
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by harvey9 5mo ago
If you focus on writing ricketty software or overblown emails then no it isn't real. But if you think of e-gates instead of border officers then it is.
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by harvey9 5mo ago
Slop is a word in its own right which got the goy prefix later in life.
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by harvey9 5mo ago
The fact Royal Mail is privatised seems irrelevant since whoever you shipped with in Finland decides how it will get to the UK. I order things like band merch from Europe and have never had a problem receiving in the UK.
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by harvey9 5mo ago
HR will send you an ai-written reply
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by harvey9 5mo ago
I do remember my lung biopsy where they went in down my neck. Maybe they give less drugs for that than for your upper endoscopy. My memories have a slightly horror movie vibe but I would not be put off having the procedure again.
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by harvey9 5mo ago
It is somewhat an exaggeration. The civil service and quangocracy can make redundancies if they really try.
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by harvey9 5mo ago
The people who really want to stop VPNs are commercial streamers, especially for live sports. Regardless of state, or governing party, it always comes back to money.
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by harvey9 5mo ago
In the digital age corporations can and do confiscate things we thought we owned. Amazon removing paid-for kindle books, devices getting bricked, paying a recurring fee to use some features in your car.
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by harvey9 5mo ago
I did not describe a pawnshop function. eBay already has an authenticity service which also is not a pawnshop function.
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by harvey9 5mo ago
That sneaker company that pivoted to data centers set the 'weird' bar pretty high. GameStop has physical stores so could be a place to send, collect from or even verify high value eBay items.
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by harvey9 6mo ago
Do you think the weather would have been better if you had flown with another carrier?
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by harvey9 6mo ago
The worth of something to you can be more or less than the number of dollars you paid for it. If those tokens let you build something that you sell for far more dollars or saves you time that you put more value on.
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by harvey9 6mo ago
ER triage is usually done by a nurse, at least in England.
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by harvey9 6mo ago
If the nurse got a reading well outside normal range she should have repeated it to confirm, especially if it was inconsistent with your overall presentation.
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by harvey9 6mo ago
You can get a basic littman for not much. I could afford one when I was a rookie EMT and I've still got the same one many years later.
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by harvey9 6mo ago
Is it subject to CCP censorship? Maybe.
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by harvey9 6mo ago
Since you are bringing a semantic argument you might like to know that your doctor does in fact surveil you, hence the term "public health surveillance"

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