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3y ago
Scotland, at least, already has renter protection against no-fault evictions, with a few exceptions [0]. I dont know about other jurisdictions in the UK, but possible that England being the straggler here and them catching up means UK wide
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3y ago
I think you are confusing this with Programmauteuhr, which is basically a mechanical emacs made by a Programmauteur. Its very fringe, but critics love it.
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3y ago
Maybe the solution is to brand yourself as an "auteur programmer".
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3y ago
There are a few outliers, but generally, I found most candidates hired are good, if the interview process mimics the actual projects someone is going to work on in the next 3 months or so. But the downside is that interviewing is slow and c
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4y ago
Greenland and Madagascar would disagree. But yes on second thought, you are correct with the river.
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4y ago
"continuous expanse of land" would imply at least that any island is its own continent, but perhaps even that each bank of any river (while water is in it) would divide continents. So that does not seem right. Wikipedia actually c
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4y ago
As long as shrinkflation is keeping up with the decreasing sensor price over time, then this measure may hold true for longer than if metric or imperial measures were used
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4y ago
I have the same in Chrome on my Android phone. Click on open a new tab and tabloid news are shown below the shortcuts of often used domains / links. Same when swiping left on the start screen (don't know what that screen does as I
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4y ago
So many questions... Will there be a dedicated sub web targeted at ChatGPT where it can hang out with itself while pretending to search? How much do ads pay that are ingested and reproduced by ChatGPT? How much are ChatGPTs session states w
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4y ago
On a high level, this story looks similar to CFC: when environmental issues arise, deny and defend profits. [0] [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Bilott#Initial_actions_...
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4y ago
First up, I do not have any particular insights what happened behind the doors and how government planning _really_ works. But if business / engineering management is in any way similar, there would have been a huge amount of uncertain
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4y ago
I did not mean to blame him for having polio. I just meant to say that his solution to his mobility problems came with significant tech debt that came to hang him later.
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4y ago
There is a concept in the armed forces for making decisions in a given timeframe (struggling to find a source for this). Essentially you do the best you can in the time you are given. Then you move on and iterate. If you dither too much you
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4y ago
This Cautionary Tales podcast episode talks about him [0]. Both were invented in the service of DuPont. CFC at least helped making refrigeration safer and helped getting it to the masses. Leaded gasoline on the other hand was always known
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4y ago
For posterity: https://web.archive.org/web/20230310175421/https://www.svb.c...
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4y ago
Maybe it is common in the US, and is done routinely when starting a business and business account. But if not I would be surprised if many seedround / series A startups with a couple of million in the bank do this. In the UK I have not
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4y ago
Italian espressos are really quite fast. If you are in a hurry and the barista knows you, you can be on your way within 30 sec of entering the bar. Even of you are not a repeat customer you can get out faster than you get served in chain co
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4y ago
Maybe they suffer from the barber pole problem. Since there is only an edge, and no corners, the flies cannot localise themselves when they are too close. Without corners, they wont be able to visually tell whether or not they get closer to
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4y ago
Generational memory. A jailbreak like no other.
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4y ago
I travelled recently on a smallish Scotrail train to Edinburgh on a Friday evening. On the table next to me were a couple in their 50s who brought out a red-white checkered table cloth and crystal wine glasses, like a posh picnic. With inim
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4y ago
I bet if the font size was given in pt instead of px it would be mostly constant. Because you need a minimum physical size of the letters to be able to read them (like the test at the optometrist). As you get bigger resolution on standard s
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4y ago
Possible that an opaque can appeals to more people than seeing the hops fluffing around the bottom of a bottle. (Although there is plenty of Weizen in bottles around where sediments are on show)
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4y ago
Will look that up. But see also this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34625438
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Would be interesting to hear what that way is. From memory they only allow it if you are being discriminated against (voting is explicitly excluded), but maybe I missed something. Right now the UK seems to have left all the doors open for i
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4y ago
Problem is: if your first passport is German, you are at high risk of losing it and you have to essentially decide which way to go. Germany only allows dual citizenship with EU countries (at time of application).
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4y ago
I saw this recently at an exhibition about plastics. The distilling process suggested to me that you cannot get plastics (naphtha is the precursor) from oil in a world that does not also use Diesel and gasoline etc as fuels. Because they ar
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4y ago
Wild guess and it's too late to find sources, but phones in the Eastern block were a highly political thing and access to landlines was strictly controlled. So maybe there was no incentive to scale a mobile solution that worked for the
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4y ago
We did use flutter to build something like a companion app for our B2B product targeted at enterprises. One dev supported Android and iOS and performance was good (no battery issues, etc for an app that was mostly always running). It was a
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4y ago
But pumped hydro schemes are targeted at frequent charge / release cycles (like once a day). I think what the post you answered to you pointed out is that Hydrogen could be used as long-term storage (storing overproduction from summer
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4y ago
Sounds like the trailers could carry batteries. Then you could get to same range as without trailer.
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