teddyuk

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by teddyuk 9y ago
out of interest, do the people of the usa generally agree that gambling like this should still be illegal (especially when most other countries allow it?). i'm in the uk and gambling is allowed.
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by teddyuk 9y ago
when i can, won't likely be soon though :(
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by teddyuk 9y ago
I would use them just to save the whole setup/install thing. When sql releases were every 2-3 years you would upgrade the hardware at the same time, annually/semi-annually? Less likely. Being able to change up a version within min
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by teddyuk 9y ago
i wonder if this is a symptom of having a tools vendor (who only makes money via tools) create a language?
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by teddyuk 9y ago
I thought I would hate it but I am also fine with it, I prefer not getting my wires tangled on other commuters (which happened more that I would have liked!)
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by teddyuk 9y ago
I have never accepted having a 3 month notice period, would never have 3 months of theirs is 1 month. I was asked to have a 3 months period once and asked them to change it to 1 month and they did without any problems. It sounds like they w
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by teddyuk 9y ago
Am I reading it right? If you want to manage the memory allocation yourself you can. Why not just pre-allocate a lost of objects and re-use / free those? Think I'm missing something
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by teddyuk 9y ago
How will you setup the deployment pipeline?
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by teddyuk 9y ago
I fix shitty code all day then go home and write my own shitty code so doesn't make sense to programmers??
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by teddyuk 9y ago
"Son of a bad plumber?" :)
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by teddyuk 9y ago
I thought about it but the thing is that anything like this is probably going to be used for undesirable things by undesirable people and although my moral compass isn't exactly strong I didn't really want to be involved in that.
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by teddyuk 9y ago
I didn't really like what happens when you click no, seems a bit mean!
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by teddyuk 10y ago
Bullshit. I'm on three and it is much cheaper than whatever your on. :) there you go
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by teddyuk 10y ago
I'm in the uk can read it fine
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by teddyuk 10y ago
We added tolls to London but traffic hasn't got any better
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by teddyuk 10y ago
How common are get time calls so that they would actually be an issue? I've worked on quite a few systems and can't think of a time where an api for getting the time would have been called so much that it would affect performance?
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by teddyuk 10y ago
I have to use WebObjects at work, it might have been good in its time but it is awful now. The biggest problem is that we aren't allowed (political bs) use the open source fork so can't use things like a shared session :(
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by teddyuk 10y ago
It isn't really the cost I am worried about it is the fact that apart from 2 which were from a loosely related site they looked like bogus clicks i.e. some were from non-existent sites - how can that be from 10 only 2 were valid?
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by teddyuk 10y ago
From my little foray it looks pretty crap so how does it make so much money? are partner sites ever good? I'm just trying to see what I am missing??
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by teddyuk 10y ago
Also I constantly aced their support and they said they would call me after 30 minutes over 12 hours and nothing
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Ask HN: Is Google adwords totally useless?
13 points by teddyuk 10y ago|11 comments
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by teddyuk 10y ago
Seems odd, someone gets (scrapes??) data from amazon - complains about someone scraping data from them. Or is amazon sharing data and they have it legitimately? Either way it is a funny world we live in now!
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by teddyuk 10y ago
thanks!
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Ask HN: In the US, what is a direct reference?
1 points by teddyuk 10y ago|2 comments
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by teddyuk 10y ago
Personally I have seen more cheap labour from India rather than the EU, I have worked with entire teams of Indian contractors.
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by teddyuk 10y ago
Dev jobs in the U.K. tend to be very skills focused so a devops engineer with ansible, could easily get up to £90k. There are also a lot of terrible devs and £30-£40 is about the right mark and lots of companies will hire people who are rub
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by teddyuk 10y ago
we need a DevilBolt: Enter Assembly, get C!
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by teddyuk 10y ago
I got paid/sponsored to work on a couple of projects. I had met some people from the company a couple of times and wrote something they wanted adapted to work with their products but didn't want to invest in it. A few thousand to
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by teddyuk 10y ago
I think it is a great idea, you can charge when people use it in production and it reverts to oss on a specific date. I worked at a startup and companies would want us to put a version of the software into escrow and were wary of us going u
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by teddyuk 10y ago
Will Scotland meet the criteria for joining the eu by itself?

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