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te_chris
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And thanks to the minister for silly measures you can now buy fresh produce in pounds again.
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They’re definitely ahead in EV process. I don’t like them or Musk, but that’s undeniable. Whether that leads to a better finish is debatable.
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The comment you're replying to is not talking about court-enforced liabilities. If the pull out of FSD they're basically Mercedes with a 5 year lead on manufacturing. That is categorically not a trillion dollar company and the hou
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As someone a wee bit along the journey but with the maths dragging me down a bit, I've found that, while in a perfect world I'd love to get my maths up to solid 2nd year undergrad level, it's just going to take me another yea
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3y ago
Worth checking out Helicone and others
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3y ago
If you can get Claude approved.
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3y ago
I live near Green Lanes in London. Have a massive Sainsbury's (supermarket, nudging hypermarket as sells clothes), an Aldi, and then all up Green Lanes is a never ending stream of grocers in various med flavours (Turkish, Italian, Cypr
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3y ago
Worth noting that this is by Julian Barnes, author of one of my favourite books The Noise of Time - among others.
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Gran Turismo seems to do it fortnightly. I'm on a PS4 and it takes forever to copy these stupid updates due to the slow spinning disk.
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I also share their idea about reallocation of programming resource away from big corporations. There is so much bullshit empire building in our industry that serves only to waste talent. Small teams working on problems that need tech but ca
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It's what I find stark between London and other continental captials too. You get seduced as there's often a trophy park, but after a while you realise that's pretty much it for miles, apart from the occasional square - looki
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And mostly produce garbage. Netflix is definitely not forever and a huge ZIRP baby.
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In my exerpience, whatever traffic the Elisabeth line has diverted hasn't made a difference. Piccadilly line still busy - I live on it.
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3y ago
If you can’t see that reducing her to being her husband’s wife is sexism then I can’t help you.
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3y ago
Why be a sexist dick about it? Is she not her own person with her own credentials? She can fail on her own terms just fine it seems.
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3y ago
https://d2l.ai/
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Not a chance, 13 years of the tories have seen to that. They shredded local authority finances early on and as a result a lot of the services have been closed as they still limit the tax raising powers of local govt - local authorities were
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There’s a whole business book about this, good to great, where a key facet of companies that have managed to go from average to excellent over a sustained period of time is servant-leader CEOs
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The dream maybe. You still have to instruct these natural language agents somehow, and they all have personalities.
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You’re almost right. Look at how easily and comfortably he engaged with world leaders. He wants power.
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Inverse SoftBank is normally the best position.
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That sort of bootlicking has a history of leading to ‘problems’.
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3y ago
Unless the jamming is being performed by an anxious and needy tech mogul after a phone call with a dictator.
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$700? Luxury. Try £1900 for 4 days in a central London daycare.
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And now non-public. Cutting threads for non-authd users is such a hostile act.
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Next/nuxt are an architectural dead end for me. It’s so confusing with the subtle differences between what the front lib can do and what next/nuxt can do. If you treat them as server side static site engines they’re ok, but bigger
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Most of that stuff is far better managed with Terraform or similar as you have a record of which values go where that's mostly pretty easy to consume later. Using the console for anything beyond trivial admin is definitely an anti-patt
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I miss the glory days a few years ago when getting someone on the phone across your org as $400. From what I've read the Oracle boys flooded in and "sorted" that "problem"...
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For two people on different incomes, life phases etc
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Living standards increases right the way to extinction. Ultimate tragedy of the commons.
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