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robk
7y ago
Lincoln road has high end shops and an excellent location on the water and there's no sign of a bus depot anywhere visible
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7y ago
that's not nearly fast enough though. go stand outside the Kings Cross taxi rank and you're nearly floored from the fumes.
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7y ago
Yet somehow the taxis are not being replaced at nearly a fast enough rate. These are surely one of the major polluters but they seem to have politically captured the entire mayorality so there's never much complaint about them and the
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7y ago
European pensions may be well run but they are hugely under exposed to venture and tech overall so I'm skeptical of them crying wolf about the tech industry when they have so little exposure to it.
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7y ago
Recipes are first polled from a central repo so they do update if the app is online.
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7y ago
Calibre is so darn useful. It gets hate for the eclectic ui but it's absolutely essential for any ebook Downloaders imo. Kovid is a real hero for as much work as he does on this. He must spend several hours a day every day of the year
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7y ago
Why would employers not target women?
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7y ago
It would be reverted immediately. Requires external sourcing.
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7y ago
A simple shortcut to send web urls through outline.com and or archive.is is a life saver for mobile browsing particularly when EU blocking news sites are the target
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Deep learning found to be effective as humans in medical diagnosis
(thelancet.com)
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Funny to see how the nytimes manages to shoe horn in blaming Trump for this somehow. Hard to find anything bad these days without trump to blame.
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Your mortgage rate would go up though unless you're an all cash buyer
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That's the day it was lost
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I'd say it's about the same. With 10+ years in each country I see both about as frequently. Maybe 50 quid more often since atms give them out but can't recall a non casino USA atm ever doing hundreds
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7y ago
Today he'd be antivax
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That sounds plausible in the UK
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Of course they wait until a payout to do a deeper analysis. Most sites that sign up are spam and fraud that never earn much. So a payout threshold is a natural way of gating the spending of resources to weed out fraud and junk.
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7y ago
I do this with huginn
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7y ago
I'd almost expect that to be honest
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7y ago
But surely China is doing this regardless of whether America makes it difficult or not. They're dedicated to reducing reliance on any foreign stuff.
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sadly i guess it worked fine from their end. you sorted out the problem on your own without them helping.
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7y ago
These guys are poster children for outsourcing all their core IT functions far and wide. Seems to come back and bite them rather often now.
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7y ago
There are torrents of totally recut Mythbusters with all these crappy bits cut out. It's so much better
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7y ago
I found this one a little more upto date for the latest 1809 update. The blacklist option lets you easily choose what to Uninstall https://github.com/Sycnex/Windows10Debloater
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7y ago
We used to look at this sort of response time as a big negative in adsense front end eng land. Guess that's changed...
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7y ago
Mayfair to t5 can be done in an hour often less.
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Except an error will lead to your password being typed in plaintext potentially if the timeout expires and the focus goes back to the login field or another field or url bar
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How to run an effective board meeting (via Keith rabois)
(delian.io)
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These guys are notorious for having stolen lyrics from other sites for many years and only licensing them after legal threats. Funny to see it all come full circle.
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Funnily in the UK I got Oxford police to enter a house based on GPS and ssid and me remotely setting a loud alert on the phone. The robber sadly smashed it though while being apprehended.
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