notkaiho

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by notkaiho 6y ago
What an absolute lack of surprise that the person with one of these is from Glastonbury
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by notkaiho 6y ago
Can't say I've ever had personal email end up in Promotions, but would have thought it would learn after you move a message that had landed there into your inbox...
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by notkaiho 6y ago
You seem to be very convinced that there is an efficient way to filter 100% of spam without false positives. Which seems optimistic if you have ever dealt with email, text analysis or any aspect of spam detection.
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by notkaiho 6y ago
This. Sure, we can question why these kinds of apps get bundled with "internet of things" devices, but it won't stop until we realise collectively we aren't in fact better off with things listening to every word, reactin
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by notkaiho 6y ago
Or, you know, they could not make it public by default :)
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by notkaiho 6y ago
Well, yes, but also that Strava takes this hands-off approach like they're not responsible for the data they collate
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by notkaiho 6y ago
Pi-Hole has made my home browsing experience so much better since setting it up. Minimal resource overhead, maximum results - and if you care about stats those are available too but I just turned all logging off. Now if it could just filter
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by notkaiho 6y ago
It's funny how air quality has improved both visibly and measurably during the UK's lockdown, and yet the proposals for limiting car traffic and encouraging cycling through segregated safer paths within London are always met with
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by notkaiho 6y ago
Have you seen what childcare and nursing pay in Finland? Both require degrees, both are well-paid and secure. You may want to re-check your assumptions. :)
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by notkaiho 6y ago
This is what I meant - some sort of strings-free income is great in encouraging people to pursue passions and things that fulfil them. Turns out those things are not part-time precarious jobs. I'd say that's a finding worth unders
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by notkaiho 6y ago
> "Aimed primarily at seeing whether a guaranteed income might encourage people to take up often low-paid or temporary work without fear of losing benefits" Turns out people do not, in fact, generally want to take precarious or
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by notkaiho 6y ago
...what do you think those biological and epidemiological studies hinge on? ;)
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by notkaiho 6y ago
Having seen a discussion about this on a different forum, someone who used to work in academia mentioned that repeatability and consistency are key to academic code, which means often readability and convention may get sacrificed - it works
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by notkaiho 6y ago
I'm no expert in C++ so not sure if it's meant to look like that, but that code is making my brain hurt.
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What to Code?(what-to-code.com)
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NPR Cuts Pay and Benefits After the Outbreak Widens Its Deficit(bloomberg.com)
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by notkaiho 6y ago
Youtube. No, seriously. Once you train its algorithm a little bit you can always find something neat to watch. My personal recommendations are a mix of niche music theory, urban geography and computing deep dives. If I load up the front pag
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How to write a Git commit message (2014)(chris.beams.io)
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by notkaiho 6y ago
What are you using for your data sources? Searching for my city (in Europe) it's bringing up a lot of "head of..." level jobs, which are not junior by any stretch of the imagination. :)
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by notkaiho 6y ago
are you going to https://entrylevel.io ?
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by notkaiho 6y ago
Sorry, not a native English speaker. I realise I may have used "two-way street" in the wrong way. It definitely provides advantages primarily for the employer. Maybe I should have called it a "two-pronged thing" or somet
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by notkaiho 6y ago
Workers of the world unite; you have nothing to lose but your chains.
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by notkaiho 6y ago
You seem to be convinced that companies do things for employees or candidates, rather than for their own gain. ;)
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by notkaiho 6y ago
It's a two-way street. By not actively mentioning a salary on a job advert, they can invite potential applicants to pitch themselves at a level they'd be willing to do the work (the low end) all the way to what they'd like to
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by notkaiho 6y ago
The money involved in getting the level of breadth of music I listen to on any given week would be absolutely prohibitive compared to the monthly subscription fee.
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by notkaiho 6y ago
"Fridays Friday was going down the pub at lunchtime. Having a pint and some bar snacks." ... It still is? I mean, was. Before all this Coronavirus lockdown stuff. I miss the pub. :(
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by notkaiho 6y ago
Spotify. The Mac desktop app often stops being able to play songs until you can restart the app, an issue they've been aware of for months if not a year. The catalogue is an absolute mess and there's no way to report metadata issu
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by notkaiho 6y ago
I'm a huge fan of the idea of emergent music that occurs in the moment as a unique event. Aside from the Disintegration Loops being great music, they're an incredible record of a physical phenomenon that could only have happened t
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by notkaiho 6y ago
https://ec.europa.eu/info/departments/informatics/open-sourc...
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by notkaiho 6y ago
And outside China, millions of people are willingly installing Ring doorbells and others that effectively do the same thing.

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