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by kolleykibber 6y ago
Could you let us know if you are involved in this work?
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by kolleykibber 6y ago
Edit: Seems Like Carole Cadwalladr has already joined the dots... @carolecadwalla Let’s add another data point. Faculty won this contract back in August, we now know. That’s when NHSX new £250m lab announced. Yet Faculty decided to divulge
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by kolleykibber 6y ago
This makes no sense, so there will be a consultant firm behind this poor decision. It's sure it'll play out just like the direction the UK took over the lockdown. The app take up will be poor and they'll start using the goog&
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by kolleykibber 7y ago
To list a few positives. Europe maybe not, but places like Honduras would be worse off without them. The industry and shipyards are advancing technology in ways that other industries do not. New ships use LNG, batteries and renewables. A ca
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by kolleykibber 7y ago
Isn't all this down to marketing due to the chicken tax? (I'm not from the US)
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by kolleykibber 7y ago
RFID at the doors?
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by kolleykibber 7y ago
I would highly recommend How Music Works by John Powell. I've been playing piano since I was a kid, but, being technical, having music explained in scientific terms was the one thing that really upped my game. Everything before this bo
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by kolleykibber 7y ago
Interesting Story. Nice of the journalist to forewarn the suspect so any proof can be destroyed. Suspect on linkedin I see. https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrian-fry-366693b2/
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by kolleykibber 7y ago
But surely this can happen? It's clear social media marketing teams were used to go after the uneducated with slurs and memes in order to benefit the rich.
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by kolleykibber 7y ago
I'm curious. What is so unique about perception through weather that ML cannot handle now?
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by kolleykibber 7y ago
It's curious to me that you see the same arguments and rebuttals in all US v Europe discussions (usually over gun control or transportation). I also find it curious that I find myself reading them every time. Wasn't the FAQ suppos
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by kolleykibber 7y ago
We appear to be going through a surge of interest in synths. Maybe due to the those who were dancing back in the day now discovering how the sounds were made. I've become one of those fascinated with the tb303. Which, for all the misty
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by kolleykibber 7y ago
Here's my attempt after just finishing the book, after 4 hours sleep. Sleep is much more important than anybody ever imagined and sufficient sleep is the cure to a large percentage of western societies problems. There are few financial
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by kolleykibber 8y ago
So in Arizona after running over and killing a careless pedestrian, human drivers just drive on at the same speed with all care and attention and don't slam on the brakes in fear and panic and usually spin?
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by kolleykibber 8y ago
What would you do when AI gives you the opportunity to do whatever you want without scrabbling for the dollar? When the incentive to produce wealth is gone, would you work years of your life to purchase things to impress people who have no
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by kolleykibber 8y ago
The Selfish Gene by Dawkins, back when he was more young and idealistic. It changed my relationships with people. Recently reading Sapiens I recognised the same qualities in the writing.
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by kolleykibber 8y ago
Landing in any American Airport never fails to shock me. Equally the clash between passport control and the commercialism of the rest of the airport. I was first in SFO in 1995, I'm pretty sure there hasn't been an update to bord
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by kolleykibber 8y ago
It's very true that all the programmers I know who write missing critical code (Ie. who will get blamed when it goes wrong) are all anxious characters. I have personally found that a month or two out a year doing something involving pe
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by kolleykibber 8y ago
With better incentives hopefully. Nature has no care for morality.
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by kolleykibber 8y ago
Hi Lucy. Looks great. Do you have any production use cases you can tell us about? Are you a YC company?
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by kolleykibber 8y ago
pastor_elm is spot on. This is something most learn the hard way.
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by kolleykibber 8y ago
You learn the old business cliché that the old business clichés are true. It would be interesting to see a list of clichés tabulated with the number of failures.
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by kolleykibber 8y ago
It's also impossible to log into the AWS console. Surely something of such importance should be separate to the ecommerce site.
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by kolleykibber 8y ago
This is so important, it's concerning to think about how many good years of smart people have been wasted. It should be taught in school.
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by kolleykibber 8y ago
Google's results are better than yelps. As soon as that isn't true, I'll download yelp again.
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by kolleykibber 8y ago
This has been my guide for the last two weeks. I'm craving some recent knowledge. Apple Park for example.
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Where to See Silicon Valley (2010) update request(paulgraham.com)
2 points by kolleykibber 8y ago|1 comments
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by kolleykibber 8y ago
This is why us 40 somethings all take up road cycling. Less stress on the body but the gear and exhilaration is still there. MTB is still very tempting but the falls are more frequent.
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by kolleykibber 9y ago
In London, the tidal effect of workers taking docked bikes east ensures that after 9.30 there are no bikes near the mainline stations. Should you find one and need to head east, you will have a hard time finding a docking space to leave it
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by kolleykibber 9y ago
I haven't seen Carlo Rovelli's books mentioned. Especially 'Seven brief lessons on physics'.

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