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by noneeeed 5y ago
Cancer is so variable. A friend of ours realised they were ill because their half-marathon time (which would have had a heart attack trying to hit) was way worse than expected. He was dead about two months later. Like your freind he went fr
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by noneeeed 5y ago
This is one of the reasons I wish drivers would stop trying to let me cross the street when they could just drive past. Most of the time I can't see them clearly enough to make eye contact and be sure that they are not just lost/c
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by noneeeed 5y ago
What sort of legal issues would prevent Google actually providing some information on the reason for the ban, of prevent it actually engaging in any kind of useful communication? My issue with these bans is not the bans themselves, but the
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Based on the frequency with which this sort of post gets significant traction it's pretty clear that no one at Google gives a crap about this issue. I find it hard to imagine that people in Google are unaware of this problem. I often w
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by noneeeed 5y ago
Given Google's habit of having some "AI" randomly kill someone's account, combined with a total lack of customer service, I can't think of a company I would trust less with my domains. It still makes me nervous that
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by noneeeed 5y ago
Also a native english speaker. I was about to disagree with you, that we use "when" when several things might be true, but then I realised that in those cases each of the possibilities will happen, but at different times, like &
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by noneeeed 5y ago
Also, if you were rung on a landline, ring back on your mobile. I'm not sure if it's always the case, but I believe that a call to a landline only terminates when the caller hangs up. This certainly used to be the case. This allow
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by noneeeed 5y ago
It's like a grown-up version of the Little Bits kits. How very impressive.
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Really interesting to see an alternative view from the prevailing narrative that it's all about the direct costs (housing, childcare etc). It seems to be such a multi-factor problem that I don't see any governments managing to com
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by noneeeed 5y ago
Agreed. One of the things I like about both Ruby and Rails is how well deprecations and changes are managed. Significant changes occur over multiple versions with really good prewarning.
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by noneeeed 5y ago
I find spelling correction systems interesting because I frequently seem to confuse them. There is something about the way I misspell that causes them issues. I am often only two letters out, but I get no suggestions. My misspelling tend to
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by noneeeed 5y ago
Great, thanks for those.
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One of the cuts to BBC funding that Cameron introduced was for the World Service. They removed main funding from the Foreign Office, it is now funded from the BBCs general budget. I hadn't realised that they had been topping it up with
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by noneeeed 5y ago
Could you point me to the vim deck you used? I've generally taken the "learn as I go" approach but I'm sure I'm missing loads of good stuff that I don't know I'm missing.
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by noneeeed 5y ago
This gets to something I've been wondering about, what is the winning condition for Russia now? Perhaps I'm wrong, but I don't see the ukranians giving in any time soon, they seem determined to fight for every inch. The cost
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by noneeeed 5y ago
Projects like this in the UK will tend to have archeologists involved from the outset, it an accepted risk in project planning, especially in places like London. You can barely stick a spade in the ground without hitting something. Big proj
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by noneeeed 5y ago
What do you class as early? For me anything earlier than 6.30pm is fine for helping me sleep, but keep portions sensible and be strict once you finish eating.
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by noneeeed 5y ago
I actually don't skip any meals. I have three small meals. Some people go the whole hog and just have one meal. However I would say delaying or skipping breakfast is definitely the easiest.
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by noneeeed 5y ago
The flexibility of time restrictions is one of the things I really like, I can fit it in around my daily schedule.
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by noneeeed 5y ago
I would actually say that this is one of the things that TRE helped me with. After a couple of weeks it had basically reprogrammed my body and my brain's response to not eating. I do still get hungry, but I don't have sugar crashe
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by noneeeed 5y ago
In my experience, some of them do. However I think that in general the larger the company, the less that is true. In a smaller company everyone is on the same team. In larger companies you always find there is someone who gets shat on becau
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by noneeeed 5y ago
Also when you eat. I recently started doing time restricted eating (16/8) which means I stop eating around 5pm at the latest on a week day. I sleep soooo much better than I used to. I'm not sure if it's a comfort thing, or
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by noneeeed 5y ago
For what it's worth, there are companies who walk the walk, I've been lucky enough to work for a couple. However, I think they are almost always smaller companies.
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It's interesting to see all the same conversations happening around VR exercise as there was about Wii Fit. And it's the same split, those who find it useful for consistently doing light exercise, and those who criticise it becaus
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by noneeeed 5y ago
Time for the obligatory "Hey Hey 16k" https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IagZIM9MtLo
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I think you've hit the nail on the head. I was luck to have had a number of computers that were essentially "mine". First a ZX Spectrum, then the +2A, an ancient Compaq luggable (which had the most wonderful keyboard), and an
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by noneeeed 5y ago
I was quite saddened by the number of people who go to petra and only factor in a few hours, never going much further than the treasury. I appreciate not everyone has a lot of time in their itinerary, but that seems to be one part you shoul
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by noneeeed 5y ago
Not quite the same thing, but I've always been struck by Ranulph Fiennes's personality and how perfect it seems for the kind of expeditions he did. He is the complete opposite of a drama-lama, he seems incredibly even tempered and
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I've been following this too, and I seem to remember that at least some people at Fujitsu took the strong stance that their software was not, and could not be at fault in these cases. I believe their assertions were part of why these c
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by noneeeed 5y ago
There's a classic Planet Money episode all about how behind the US is with inter-bank transfers. The huge number of often small banks in the US did seem to be a very significant part of the problem. Here in the UK we have many fewer ba

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