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by llimos 3y ago
It's somewhat amazing how the JS ecosystem is still struggling so hard to do things that, e.g., Laravel solved years ago. It's as if nobody ever heard of server-side rendering before.
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by llimos 3y ago
Microsoft are killing it. Perhaps surprisingly, they seem to be the only ones who really "get it".
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by llimos 3y ago
Interesting that 'favours' uses the British spelling, but 'focused' and 'prioritization' the American one.
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by llimos 3y ago
The 'previous' feature sounds like a great idea! The compiler could even decide which variables it needs to keep track of.
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Dr Jean Twenge: Gen Z Aren’t OK(spectator.co.uk)
2 points by llimos 3y ago|0 comments
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Henry Kissinger’s real triumph is as a businessman, not as a diplomat(newstatesman.com)
3 points by llimos 3y ago|0 comments
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by llimos 3y ago
Nick Clegg was the leader of the Liberal Democrats, and Deputy Prime Minister. He then swanned off to become VP of Facebook. I'm not saying it should tell you everything you need to know, but a large part, yes.
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by llimos 3y ago
How about we tax based on profit-per-employee? It would have a lot of the same effects, with some added bonuses (such as encouraging companies to have employees on the books rather than contractors)
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by llimos 3y ago
One paragraph in the entire book about raising children. It's a fairly major part of life. Is it fair to assume the author doesn't have any?
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by llimos 3y ago
A prime example of how it's better to not have anything than to do it badly. I wonder how many parents mistakenly thought setting this was all that was needed to keep their kids safe online. Possibly persuaded (knowingly or unknowingly
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by llimos 3y ago
Reminded me of this https://thedailywtf.com/articles/Disgruntled-Bomb-Java-Editi...
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by llimos 3y ago
On April 18, 1930, BBC radio famously announced, "There is no news tonight. Here is some music." [1] Those were the days. [1] https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-39633603
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by llimos 3y ago
The Twitter blue tick is actually much more visually distinguishable than Google's tiny "Ad" label in search results.
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by llimos 3y ago
It would take a heart of stone not to laugh
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by llimos 3y ago
This article is missing the point. The story here is not that Google chose business over safety. It's that Google's AI is crap and they can't make it work well even if they want to.
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The parent trap: how to fix Britain’s childcare crisis(newstatesman.com)
1 points by llimos 3y ago|0 comments
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by llimos 4y ago
People like a single windmill, standing picturesquely in the middle of the village. I don't think anyone would ever have gone for a field of tens or hundreds of them.
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by llimos 4y ago
In 1994 France passed a law banning the use of English words in official documents. There followed a highly entertaining (if you like that sort of thing) debate in the UK House of Commons as to whether to retaliate by banning French words[1
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by llimos 4y ago
If your organization hasn't enabled it, you can get it from here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ItzLevvie/MicrosoftTeams-m...
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by llimos 4y ago
Spot-on. One of the few purchases I've made with absolutely zero buyer's remorse. Worth every penny. Sometimes we can have nice things.
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by llimos 4y ago
> Some buses in London also have "Hail and Ride" zones, where a bus can be stopped with a wave on the hand at any point on the route. Including the H2, which came top of the list for "shortest average distances between st
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by llimos 4y ago
Everyone should turn off their TV's and go outside and play.
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by llimos 4y ago
I did exactly this. After one too many bad experiences with HP, I said as soon as this printer dies, I'm getting a Brother. Then I gave up waiting, and switched as soon as the cartridge ran out, and I am so happy I did. I now recommend
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by llimos 4y ago
This is an opinion piece from a newspaper whose regular news articles also read like opinion pieces.
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CBDCs – the future of banking or an Orwellian Nightmare?(cityam.com)
2 points by llimos 4y ago|0 comments
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by llimos 4y ago
and another one: https://twitter.com/khamenei_ir/status/1003332853525110784 (How on earth these are still up on Twitter is a separate discussion)
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by llimos 4y ago
"will witness the day when the fabricated Zionist regime will be eradicated", posted by the head of state of a country that is pursuing nuclear weapons. All I said in my original comment was that it's not an overreaction to a
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by llimos 4y ago
There are Jews living in Iran, who are on the whole well-treated. It's not relevant to the discussion though. We're talking about "Israel" defending itself, not "the Jews".
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by llimos 4y ago
How's this? https://twitter.com/khamenei_ir/status/1018803983543078912 https://twitter.com/JasonMBrodsky/status/1262782215756361730 The "final solution" when talking about
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by llimos 4y ago
I mean, Iran's leadership have literally and publicly called for Israel to be wiped off the map. Several times. I don't think it's an overreaction to at least consider the possibility that they might mean what they say.

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