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by james-bcn 2y ago
It's great! Of course the main feedback is that it would be great if people could comment without leaving the blog page. I may add this to my own website.
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by james-bcn 2y ago
Agreed. People who are good at their jobs and confident in what they do actively try to make their Bus Factor as low as possible. If you have a high Bus Factor that means your employer keeps you because of what you have done in the past, no
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by james-bcn 2y ago
Yes I think it's made up. But it's not obvious that it is. Which makes me doubt the blog as a whole.
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by james-bcn 2y ago
I think this post on the same blog is much more interesting: ‘Small Village’ of Supposedly-Deceased Intellectuals Found Alive, Thriving at Caribbean Resort https://stevenscrawls.com/bucket-bump/
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by james-bcn 2y ago
I think your page demonstrates why it is best to employ a local administrator to do this kind of thing. It's worth paying to make the process quicker and less stressful.
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by james-bcn 2y ago
That a wonderful resource, thank you!
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by james-bcn 2y ago
> mature and more or less done growing up. People finish growing up?
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by james-bcn 2y ago
Oh yes! I missed it, sorry.
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by james-bcn 2y ago
A history of microwave ovens without mention of reanimating cryogenically frozen hamsters?
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by james-bcn 2y ago
This is a well written criticism, but it should be noted that the author doesn't appear anywhere in the article she is criticizing.
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by james-bcn 2y ago
Agreed. The sale of physical books is as healthy as it ever was. There is no reason to think that private libraries are a thing of the past.
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by james-bcn 2y ago
I use raindrop.io, which has the advantage that it is easy to share bookmark lists with others, which I use fairly frequently.
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by james-bcn 2y ago
This is great. How did you create it?
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by james-bcn 2y ago
Is there a framework available for building something like this? The article mentions WebGL, but does go into details. Does anyone know how to do this?
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by james-bcn 2y ago
That is not summer lilac. This is: https://vibrantgardenblog.wordpress.com/2016/12/02/buddleia-...
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by james-bcn 2y ago
that is great! Love it.
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by james-bcn 2y ago
Yes. Not giving source information makes it pretty much unusable in my opinion. Even if artists are long dead they should be credited for their works.
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by james-bcn 2y ago
> highly invasive and spreads easily If that were the case you would expect to see large growths of it in the wild, right? Whilst I do see it in the wild, I've never seen any situation where it looks to be taking over. I just see in
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by james-bcn 2y ago
Very poor article. It doesn't link to the study, and it doesn't give details about what type of workers the study examined.
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Misremembering and AI Hallucinations (2024)(notes.beyond2060.com)
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by james-bcn 2y ago
Yes I think it must mean multicellular organism. I understand there are lots of unicellular organisms that don't use oxygen.
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by james-bcn 2y ago
Yes, evolution makes play fun, but it's really learning, in the same that that evolution has made sweet and fatty things extra tasty, because they are full of energy.
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by james-bcn 2y ago
> It's their job to do GDPR, of course they consider it a positive. No, actually it is annoying to do. But it is extremely positive. The two things do not conflict. It's annoying for restaurants to maintain the high level of hy
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by james-bcn 2y ago
They are a very minor part of GDPR. It's kind of a shame that it is most people's only experience of it, because the other changes are all very positive for EU citizens.
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by james-bcn 2y ago
The only part of GDPR most people know about are the website pop-ups, which probably was a bad idea. They don't know about all the other stuff that is really positive.
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by james-bcn 2y ago
Link to Michael Michalko website is broken.
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by james-bcn 2y ago
Does it affect you negatively in your life? The point of a clinical diagnosis is so that you can get further help to address issues. If it doesn't affect you negatively, then you won't get a clinical diagnosis. Autistic is just a
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by james-bcn 2y ago
Ok, so they use an airship to get to the edge of the atmosphere - but isn't the gravitational pull there still strong? According to Wolfram, the edge of the atmosphere is about 100km above the surface of the Earth, and the gravitationa
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by james-bcn 2y ago
The heat death of the mind. It's possible I guess. But not in our lifetimes.
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by james-bcn 2y ago
The realm of creative ideas has no boundaries. It cannot be "solved".

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