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ksrm
6y ago
£35k is about £27.4k after tax. You have forgotten about national insurance.
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ksrm
6y ago
Sounds like something the EU will look at in the future if they aren't already.
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ksrm
6y ago
> I think we are on the cusp Of another hype-induced AI winter, maybe.
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ksrm
6y ago
What is an example of some good that you have done from within Google?
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ksrm
7y ago
Most of these people already have at least 2G cellular coverage.
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7y ago
> At first we didn't have enough test, but that ramped up quickly, then we didn't have enough RNA extraction reagent, now we don't have enough swabs, and soon is the collection media that will be missing. Where are you get
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ksrm
7y ago
I know we're a long way off, but a device should not require constant software updates to keep working. I think that just highlights the relative immaturity of the software industry.
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ksrm
7y ago
204 depedencies?! Is that normal for a Rust project?
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ksrm
7y ago
Is your OS list public?
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ksrm
7y ago
Not to be confused with Hugin: http://hugin.sourceforge.net/
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ksrm
8y ago
Don't know what gave you that idea. Passenger numbers are higher than ever.
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Microelectronics Tutor (1992)
(ksrm.github.io)
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8y ago
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8y ago
Lockheed Martin.
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ksrm
8y ago
So you can have an extra floor (basement), with natural light.
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ksrm
8y ago
Given how much they push you to use the app, it's possibly intentional.
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ksrm
8y ago
No
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ksrm
8y ago
If you actually read the comment, you would see it says "personal safety".
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Patent encumbrance of large automotive NiMH batteries
(en.wikipedia.org)
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ksrm
8y ago
I'm curious to know how valid this is in EU countries. Anyone know?
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ksrm
8y ago
>and yet still notorious for violent street crime Notorious among American right-wingers, perhaps. I haven't heard this or the "no-go areas" guff from anywhere else.
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8y ago
Why would such a simple app crash?
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AMPRNet
(en.wikipedia.org)
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8y ago
hacker news dot com
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9y ago
The advantage of putting the (signed) full username in there is that you can demonstrate to a third party (like a court?) who is to blame. Just encoding a number for each user, or giving each user a different number of Es is deniable to a c
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ksrm
9y ago
Sorry! I thought you switched to Windows, not from.
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ksrm
9y ago
Try Billy https://www.sheepfriends.com/index-page=billy.html
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World's worst investment: why urban highways destroy wealth
(urbankchoze.blogspot.com)
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ksrm
9y ago
"so uhh..."?
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ksrm
9y ago
This looks great. How does it work - are you scraping this data or using an API?
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ksrm
9y ago
For mobile devices the standby current is very important. Is any kind of sleep mode implemented? The low cost SoCs always seem to omit this.
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