lewis1028282

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by lewis1028282 7y ago
Yes but it is personal information about a living person? I doubt it, it's pseudo-anonymous so I believe it is legal under GDPR.
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by lewis1028282 7y ago
You can, any bankruptcy information expires after 7? years, and school records aren't public.
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by lewis1028282 8y ago
IMO this just worsens the already bad employee/manager relationship when it is the employees by definition that add value to the company. And I bet you the upper management/CEO won't have these trackers installed.
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by lewis1028282 8y ago
Is this like formal verification/formal methods then?
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by lewis1028282 8y ago
Same here, and no one ends up paying back their tuition fees. It’s basically a graduate tax on earnings over £25,000
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by lewis1028282 8y ago
Seems like your pet peeve is the Tories. I mean i still think you’re massively over exaggerating, the UK is one of the best places to do live and do business. Maybe read other news stories apart from the ones that aren’t just anti-Tory.
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by lewis1028282 8y ago
> Second shock comes from car commutes. South & East England is pretty flat. But the road network really needs an upgrade. For example, highway interchanges are often roundabouts (!) leading to absolutely massive jams. Roundabouts ar
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by lewis1028282 8y ago
> he UK has become, surprisingly quickly, a terrible place to live and work, with widespread poverty and low wages, and a job market devoted to zero hours contracts for all. I wouldn't say 2.8 % [1] of UK works on zero hour contract
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by lewis1028282 8y ago
> And yet the country voted for Brexit, mostly without even knowing what they were voting for. Well obviously enough thought it was the right option. >I agree with the OP that politics in the UK are toxic. There are only 2 parties tha
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by lewis1028282 8y ago
I'm a master's student in the UK so I'm not really sure what you mean by 'short courses'? The UK follows the Bologna process and bachelor degrees are 3 years, masters 1, PhDs are 3 years. I'm not, Oxford and Ca
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by lewis1028282 8y ago
I think you’re making the UK to sound a lot worse than it is. The crime rate is still relatively low and on par with most Western European countries. And I don’t see how education is poor the UK has some of the best universities in the worl
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by lewis1028282 8y ago
>Salmon is written entirely in Python and runs on Python 2.7 with experimental support for Python 3. It should hopefully run on any platform that supports Python and has Unix semantics. Why!?
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by lewis1028282 8y ago
Yeah and the US has some of the worst social issues in the world. Proof by counter example, then. The Scandinavian countries have the exact opposite mindset to the US yet they are some of the richest and happiest countries. But that could b
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by lewis1028282 9y ago
Can the people from Backblaze answer when they are going to accept payement in different currencies? My Backblaze bill is around $0.50 but my bank charges fees for conversion etc so the total paid is often around £2.50 or so. Would love if
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by lewis1028282 9y ago
Are 10GbE switches still really expensive? Think a 10GbE LAN would be cool if you have a NAS or need to backup loads of videos/images.
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by lewis1028282 9y ago
This would be a cool FPGA project as most boards include an FPGA port.