teddyuk

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by teddyuk 10y ago
what if he is actually satoshi but used this as an obvious error to put people off the scent :)
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by teddyuk 10y ago
I worked on a project with uk banks, there is an international sanction list that is people and organisations and they name match them so this name is on the list hence why it was caught, it isn't very technical.
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by teddyuk 11y ago
I end up spending most of my working life working on other peoples code, rather than new features I end up debugging and fixing bad code. (I actually rather like it) The majority of code I have ever seen is awful (20 years across large + sm
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by teddyuk 11y ago
It really depends on the people, you get good/bad contractors and good/bad employees - it is just a useless generalization.
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by teddyuk 11y ago
I doubt Microsoft care whether oss projects use .net, that is not what it is about. It is about stopping people throwing away their ms stuff and rebuilding so in the future they can come back to a more lean Windows core. If code is still in
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by teddyuk 11y ago
For me the tooling is really the best out of all rdbms's for the developer tools ssdt provides a full api to query and create t-sql like rosylyn but for t-sql: https://the.agilesql.club/blog/Ed-Elliott/2016-01
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by teddyuk 11y ago
my dad is their core readership, has read it for decades - isn't alienated, doesn't use their web site.
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by teddyuk 11y ago
Take a look at spoon.net, you can script creating / deploying images and it works pretty well.
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by teddyuk 11y ago
It is really sad to see people reading crap written by c*nts and believe it wholeheartedly, it is in the paper so it is true - is there a single truly independent paper in the uk that just reports the news accurately without resorting to bs
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by teddyuk 11y ago
People who have money to spend will spend it on premium products, people who don't will sit for hours wasting their lives away watching cheap crap (soaps in the uk). Best differentiating yourself and keeping it premium, price and conte
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by teddyuk 11y ago
For me it is really simple, if you don't like the way you are treated then leave. If you don't have any employable skills, get some. If you have genuinely no chance of being employed somewhere start your own business and graft gra
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by teddyuk 11y ago
I don't understand why everyone thinks this is a bad idea, it is great - run the profitable business as a separate business, use the profits to invest in fun things and also promote people to CEO instead of watching them go CEO somewhe
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by teddyuk 11y ago
I am really interested in sleep habits / performance as I often struggle to get to sleep and get up at 5:30-6 (mostly work but also kids!). I personally find that if I meditate for at least 20 mins it is as if I have slept 8 hours, oth
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by teddyuk 11y ago
This is a page of user generated content, wired isn't. I have seen it on the bbc website as well really poor.
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Choose your own salary / company loyalty(logbook.hanno.co)
3 points by teddyuk 11y ago|2 comments
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by teddyuk 11y ago
My wife received an sms text from the ceo at my old company inviting her to link in - crazy as they had never even met and I am 100% sure he is just an idiot and accepted everything the app asked him
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by teddyuk 11y ago
I got myself stuck in a bit of a rut at work a couple of years ago and had basically let myself become worthless in the job market and to get myself out of it I re-skilled (re-learnt an old skill) in my own time, got a new job working with
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by teddyuk 11y ago
So is the correct solution for flash to be taken from adobe and open sourced and managed by someone who can actually fix the security bugs??
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by teddyuk 11y ago
This is why i like contracting, no one gives a shit about their company and no company gives a shit about the workers - if you think that is not the case you are misguided. Contacting (in the uk at least) is much more honest, you work you g
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by teddyuk 11y ago
If you are blocking ads, do you pay for the apps you use or do you want app developers to give you them for free? Genuine question, I don't like ads in apps and if I use an app I donate or pay for it rather than relying on free
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by teddyuk 11y ago
i'm like you, the only time I had clicked an ad has been by accident and I have hit back straight away.
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by teddyuk 11y ago
I'm in the EU so stupid EU laws apply to me and it is irritating, just forget it EU, no one gives a shit about cookies. ( I obviously talk for everyone in the EU)
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by teddyuk 11y ago
This really is the worst way to treat your employees, if I was one of the lucky people who was told to continue as if nothing had happened I would do everything I could to get another job somewhere else asap. Corporations need to show more
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by teddyuk 11y ago
Is this why mobile phone data access is so shit in london?
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by teddyuk 11y ago
Do the military use them?
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by teddyuk 11y ago
ok, I suppose what I am against is the commerialization of it - cigarrettes have made corporations like BAT significant amounts of money and killed significant amounts of people - investing in products that seek to sell them will produce co
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by teddyuk 11y ago
I am not sure why people think it is perfectly fine, there are serious mental health risks associated with it. I am probably the only person on HN who thinks that legalization is a bad thing - I used to smoke a lot and strong marijuana defi
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by teddyuk 12y ago
There is always something that you regret and a feeling that you should have done more, I wasted about 10 years drinking and taking drugs and and now I feel like it was wasted but you just gotta get on with it - set yourself some goals and
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by teddyuk 12y ago
why bother with .com at all - it is meant to be a global company but lots of us companies just use it for themselves (global or not) - just because the dns rules were made a long time ago doesn't mean we need to keep them today
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by teddyuk 12y ago
which is why a button makes so much sense, auto ordering is bad, this seems much better

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