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by phatfish 1y ago
The best part of Brexit is that the EU protected us from the worst of destitute economic migrants. The southern EU countries were dealing with most of them, we just had to give them some cash to help. France also was more willing to deal wi
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by phatfish 1y ago
Someone doesn't know the difference between a simple majority referendum and a parliamentary election result.
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by phatfish 1y ago
Spotify has my PI already. Wikipedia I was using today as normal. The only people moaning about this are the ones ashamed of jerking off. Just own it, and this issue goes away. Who cares if a random company has your mug shot to do an age es
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by phatfish 1y ago
The UK "didn't have much" of all the things it didn't want. But plenty of the things it did want. That is a great deal, Trump would be proud. Plenty of Brits too dumb to understand that though.
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by phatfish 1y ago
Maybe its time to switch to year based versioning, or increment by an integer for every small new feature like everyone else does.
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by phatfish 1y ago
Maybe the final 10% needed for a self-driving car to truly match a human's ability to deal with unexpected situations is the new test.
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by phatfish 1y ago
Have you not been watching Trump humiliate all the other billionaires in the US? The right sort of government (or maybe wrong sort, I'm undecided which is worse) can very easily bring corporations to heel. China did the same thing when
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by phatfish 1y ago
It's the end result of outsourcing and "zero trust". No one really trusts the Indian outsourcer with their internal systems. But they sure are cheaper, so the risks get mitigated by micromanaging and recording access to every
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by phatfish 1y ago
Gone on, tell us, which podcast should we be listening to?
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by phatfish 1y ago
All the Democrats bought by the private health insurance companies I assume.
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by phatfish 1y ago
Yup no idea, Temu is peak gamified shopping. The parent could just be fully on board with being conned though.
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by phatfish 1y ago
This is about someone buying a used cart that had been dumped with the MIG Flash mod. I remember when this MIG mod got released people were saying buying used would now be a roulette as Nintendo can spot the duplicated cart when it is used
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by phatfish 1y ago
Not to mention, what is the point of having kids if you are just going to pay someone else to raise them?
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by phatfish 1y ago
Maybe one of the Pacific islands with a population of like 50,000. That would be fun.
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by phatfish 1y ago
Once the "path tracing" that the current top end Nvidia cards can pull off reaches mainstream it will settle down. The PS6 isn't going to be doing path tracing because the hardware for that is being decided now. I'd gues
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by phatfish 1y ago
Pretty depressing it is only 30%.
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by phatfish 1y ago
I agree with the sentiment. Having been behind the scenes of HN discussion about a security incident, with accusations flying about incompetent developers, the true story was the lead developers new of the issue, but it was not prioritised
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by phatfish 1y ago
Indeed, once western governments finally get the message about Indian migrants they are going to have to go somewhere else.
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by phatfish 1y ago
Maybe that Sabine lady with the Youtube channel that people seem to take seriously because she has a funny German accent?
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by phatfish 1y ago
It's not a pyramid (far more balance between those entering and leaving to call it a "pyramid"). Unless you are Norway or the UAE and sitting on a massive sovereign wealth fund how else can a national welfare system possible
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by phatfish 1y ago
It is easier to destroy than to create.
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by phatfish 1y ago
Yup, apart from a few companies at the cutting edge the most difficult problems to solve in a work environment are not technical.
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by phatfish 1y ago
Yup, it turns out all those Indian contractors/outsourced staff don't really give a shit.
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by phatfish 1y ago
Minecraft birthed a genre and crossed into a full on cultural event. Boosted by YouTube let's play and live streaming also growing very fast at the time.
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by phatfish 1y ago
I had assumed it was a way to reduce "hallucinations". Instead of me having to double check every response and prompt it again to clear up the obvious mistakes it just does that in the background with itself for a bit. Obviously t
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by phatfish 1y ago
Miele oven, hob (cook top?) and extractor fan all still work fine since they were installed around 2004 in my flat. The flat was even rented before i bought it.
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by phatfish 1y ago
My 2 cents. It was light on detail. Not a big enough word count to hit all the recruiter keywords and nothing to back up the claims made. Obviously a resume can be too long, but i think you need some (well chosen) technical specifics on pap
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by phatfish 1y ago
In the days where work events were worth attending, we had one at that conservatory. It is indeed worth a visit.
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by phatfish 1y ago
Jeff chats about some recent history on his podcast from a few days ago. https://youtu.be/bQiGkSCQN7o?t=165
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by phatfish 1y ago
> unless they get are granted special privileges by the government That's what all the lobbyists are for. None of the people or organisations that advocate for "free markets" or competition actually want free markets and c

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