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5y ago
And they can absorb the higher cost of this customer service via monopoly behaviour, where their competitors can’t.
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te_chris
5y ago
Find it strange the way the US has gone all in for masks while in the UK it's only inside.
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5y ago
We’re very happy with it, essentially using it as a full-stack front-end though, rather than whole app. This is partly due to resourcing issues, partly due to having an aint-broke don’t fix rails service that Elixir replaced part of (our CM
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5y ago
Why not both? Spotify is cheap. I spend a fair amount on vinyl and CD/SACD (SACD/CD for classical and the occasional jazz record, vinyl for everything else) and still keep a sub for spotify for work listening and being able to jus
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5y ago
Yes, it absolutely is that sophisticated and malicious. Have you seen the political environment in the UK?
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5y ago
For $30??? You’re massively underpricing that!
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5y ago
Mighty isn't "better chrome"! It's a whole thin client proxy-service privacy-nightmare. It's more and more centralising of everything under corporate control with the payoff to users of marginal gains in speed. Kill
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5y ago
Airtable isn’t even close to what SF can do.
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5y ago
Salesforce is a full business app development platform with almost unmatched flexibility, fully hosted and programmable. CRM doesn’t really begin to cover it. This reads like I’m a zealot. I’m not. But there is nothing that I’ve seen that c
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5y ago
More like the father!
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5y ago
Nah, you're overdoing it. A lot of farming is already automated, and across the so-called 'Advanced Economies' the replacement rate for workers is too low anyway. We're heading for a demographic crunch with too few worke
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6y ago
All this energy and griping by people. Don’t get it. I’m excited for actual obfuscation. I’ve always thought tf cloud is probably the juiciest hacking target of all. All those keys.
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6y ago
You can also fetch cloud resource state with terraform, without running plan - I can’t remember the exact command. You can use this to import new resources into tf
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6y ago
We’ve got that. We were on 200 and it wouldn’t go above 60. Since they finished the upgrade for docsis 3.1 and we switched to 1gbps it’s been what we wanted 200 to be - reliable and invisible. I hate them with a passion, but hate the UK gov
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6y ago
I love this comment as you complain about waiting 10 minutes for a train. European transportation is a marvel.
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6y ago
As a NZer in the UK who has had shot 1 for my vaccination, I just hope this is the beginning of a way for people like us to come back without dealing with MIQ.
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te_chris
6y ago
Fast templates are a superpower for our CMS. Combine it with LiveView to eliminate react and we deliver a really good site quickly.
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6y ago
I live in the UK - London too, in a flat in a nice part but no garden. We’ve been in lockdown since forever (feels like it at least...) and this particular one since December. I’ve been avoiding taking leave until after now as was waiting f
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6y ago
TBH Linkedin is probably the best fit fot it. It's the perfect mix of neediness, narcissism and irrelevence
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te_chris
6y ago
They mention that they don’t publish them but surely keep them and analyse them themselves
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6y ago
It’s not authorised in the US and the federal regulators keep raising their eyebrows at the data.
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te_chris
6y ago
Yeah, under Bismarck it was more “one nation, under Prussia”. It’s also quite well known that there was resistance to unification from the West, due to not wanting that again.
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6y ago
The ones they've installed in Islington are awful. The old orange ones had a charm about them. The new ones are cold and harsh. I don't understand why such a cool temp was picked.
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6y ago
We had to go to 0.8 FTE due to trimming costs when covid hit - along with furloughs etc (UK based). We're all back up to 1FTE pay now, but we're basically still working 0.8. Fridays are now "flexible". This means that yo
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6y ago
Was a transportation hub. Brexit should sort that out.
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6y ago
Not my side of the business, but don't think it was anything different to their normal offer. It scales based on sales, so good sales in a month unlocks greater credit in following months. https://clearbanc.com/landing&
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te_chris
6y ago
I work for an e-commerce company and we've used something similar with clearbanc to pay for marketing spend - they hook into your stripe and use 'AI' to work out eligibility, then take a percentage of the sales made to repay
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te_chris
6y ago
https://douglaslove.bandcamp.com I like synths and the occasional polyrhythm
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te_chris
6y ago
Can attest to this being very good
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te_chris
6y ago
Oh please. It has almost no use as a currency, it's the rise of an asset bubble.
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