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sleavey
7y ago
There is a solution, but it involves the rich paying more tax to rebalance society and boost social mobility. We've not tried everything, we've just tried most of the things that don't involve rocking the boat.
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7y ago
Thanks everyone for their replies! It looks like there is a lot to offer that I didn't consider. It seems clear that you must choose carefully though... and the environmental impact still makes me balk.
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7y ago
I guess I want a holiday where I immerse myself in a new place (not that that is easy these days). Hearing and seeing people from my country reminds me I'm not immersed.
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7y ago
Slightly off-topic, but given the brevity of the linked blog post and the lack of conversation here, why not. Can anyone explain to me the appeal of cruises? You're stuck on a boat with thousands of other people as you are taken to pre
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7y ago
And the massive whole page cookie permission redirect that forces a response without being able to see the article... I try to avoid techcrunch for this reason. Sometimes if I'm on mobile I just use reading mode which ignores whatever
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7y ago
I spent a year making a replacement for our internal notes system composed as a custom Lotus Notes application. It feels so good to be free of it now.
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7y ago
Maybe spammers check if an email address is legitimate by checking HIBP. A pretty significant fraction of legitimate email addresses probably do show up in at least one list.
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7y ago
This isn't just a historical phenomenon, given that the Millennium Dome (opened in 2000) was also granted one. I wonder what the point of it is - are local governments in the UK not allowed to gift or sell land, only lease it?
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7y ago
It's not in a language I've ever used (furthermore, I explicitly mentioned beginners in my comment).
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sleavey
7y ago
Ideally the defaults should be sensible. I have found they mostly are, except the f-string one.
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7y ago
I love f-strings. I just wish tools like pylint would shut up when I pass f-strings to the logging module. I as the developer understand and accept the extra nanosecond of processor time to parse the string that might not be logged anywhere
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7y ago
Without wanting to ignite a debate about the walrus operator (and having not read any of the arguments), I can guess why there was one. It's not clear to me what it does just from reading it, which was always one of Python's begin
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7y ago
Indeed. I don't click videos in public when browsing on my phone because I hate hearing random videos from others. Text should always accompany videos.
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7y ago
I'm from the UK and I honestly didn't even realise the use of they in the article until I read the parent comment. It seems totally natural to me and feels like a perfect way to avoid gender in contexts where it is unknown or inte
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7y ago
Pass is great, I moved to it from KeePass about a year ago and have never looked back. It uses your gpg key to encrypt passwords and syncs via git. Ridiculously simple and cloud nonsense free.
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7y ago
Tell that to McDonalds' customers who will refuse to "eat" their milkshakes without a straw. I do agree we should stop using these single use plastics, especially for junk from McDonald's, but in this instance you can&#x
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7y ago
The UK does have nuclear power. As far as I recall it's about 20%, gas is around 40% and the rest is hydro and wind. But before anyone argues about whether to increase nuclear or not, realise that the UK is one of the best places in th
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7y ago
Seems like this should be fixed in Firefox rather than requiring a theme which executes unsandboxed code on your machine to install itself. I get that people probably want this now , but personally if this bothered me I'd submit a fea
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7y ago
Yes there is: https://www.cloudflare.com/ssl/encrypted-sni/
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7y ago
> It's a requirement here in the UK to publish a paper to get your PhD Categorically false. I did my physics PhD in the UK and while I did publish a paper, it was not a requirement and I have plenty of friends who did not publish a
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Ask HN: Why use geolocation instead of browser language settings?
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7y ago
I get 0.1 continuously, possibly because I have resist fingerprinting enabled in Firefox. I'm not changing anything to compensate that score; it shows I must be doing something right. If I encounter a reCAPTCHA I will continue to (usua
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7y ago
Agreed. The web would be much, much smaller if we all blocked ads, but the quality of the content would likely be much higher. I'm in favour of that. Occasionally I stumble upon a website full of information written by a passionate ind
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7y ago
Is this not something to do with the new Mac Pro?
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Doubtful. They are giving all the proceeds to Extinction Rebellion, only selling it for 18 days, and in the past they've sold albums as "pay what you want". This is typical Radiohead.
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7y ago
I bet their email servers get a huge amount of spam. I've made up a fair few addresses for airport WiFi using "[xyz]@random.com".
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> I want to know who betrayed me. You can run your own email server (or have a company host a private domain for you), set up a catch-all address that only you know, then use a different email address for every site you sign up to. That
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7y ago
The person describing the stand said it generates lots of heat so they need to put a (fancy looking) heat sink on the back. If you take their advice and chain 6 of these to one Mac Pro, what sort of heat output do you get?
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7y ago
Or the best connectors? Shout out to LEMO 0B. Love those things. They recently launched connectors with cool LED halos as well [1] - totally useless mechanically, but looks awesome. [1] https://www.lemo.com/en/products&
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7y ago
Wow, that's amazing! I'll definitely have a look at that first!
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