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by throwaway426079 4y ago
Is there any legitimate purpose or utility to the user in that green bubble? I'm an Android user with no knowledge of iMessage.
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by throwaway426079 4y ago
I can't think of a context where a new w3w is being verbally confirmed every couple of minutes, which is what would happen in a busy restaurant.
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by throwaway426079 4y ago
The UK has things like opensafely.org and other anonymous/pseudonymous analysis platforms with restricted access. Only as good as the structured, clinically coded data that gets entered. (I heard of a couple of projects around NLP appl
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by throwaway426079 4y ago
You're right. But I don't think profit is everyone's first concern. The Kim dynasty needs the DPRK army as a tool of internal control more than it does for defense.
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by throwaway426079 4y ago
The cost part is available now, but don't think anyone has self driving tech even in testing that can drive an ambulance on lights and sirens.
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by throwaway426079 4y ago
Both your examples are working in business your family owned. Do you really imagine these positive experiences will hold true for kids employed by companies they have no connections with?
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by throwaway426079 4y ago
Just to note that interest percentage is a prize fund and most deposits get nothing.
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by throwaway426079 4y ago
As a non pro photographer, when I want to print my pictures I send the digital files to a professional art print company. I never want to bother about optimizing my ink use!
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by throwaway426079 4y ago
I've been in the Aldi version of this. By scanning an app qr code at the barrier I am associating my appearance with that account at that time. I can also bring someone into the store with me on my account (by the slightly clunky proce
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by throwaway426079 4y ago
It reads exactly that way.
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by throwaway426079 4y ago
Married But Available?
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by throwaway426079 4y ago
" a proper collaborative working environment that’s physical, not virtual." If you believe that only physical environments can be properly collaborative then you invalidate the remainder of your post.
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by throwaway426079 4y ago
Better how? If someone who only holds 3rd grade education on paper but self taught to become a master in some field then in truth he is not holding only a 3rd grade education. But if he learned nothing beyond 3rd grade then I really hope he
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by throwaway426079 4y ago
I sometimes think about going from 10 to 11. Thanks for steering me straight.
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by throwaway426079 5y ago
Wow. You're a creative person and they're wasting your energy on work arounds for absurd problems. I've been relatively fortunate in my public sector experience: Management have allowed me to use tools other than Excel.
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by throwaway426079 8y ago
The UK has a regulator and rules about commercial advertising, but last I checked neither apply to political advertising. In normal elections there's often a row about some advert or other (eg the Tony Blair demon eyes poster) but noth
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by throwaway426079 8y ago
Does anyone know if the government tried to get any of the companies to try to partner with local food places? Like grahamburger mentioned in their post?
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by throwaway426079 8y ago
Even if it is, it's just a few pennies per day.
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by throwaway426079 8y ago
Could you expand on that? I'm a lifelong vegetarian so I don't have a frame of reference for how satiated a meat eater feels. I wonder what I'm missing.
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by throwaway426079 8y ago
And offering decent conditions. Short notice shift changes and lazy/incompetent supervisors are examples of why someone might leave for an otherwise similar job.
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by throwaway426079 8y ago
If I understood correctly, you are taking the opposite view from the parent post?
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by throwaway426079 8y ago
Only one person wears the shoes and (maybe) takes care where they walk. Many people use a single dolly over different shifts and don't know what the last user did with it.
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by throwaway426079 8y ago
You also don't want the dolly in your kitchen because you don't know what it rolled over before that. As an Ocado driver pointed out to me.
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by throwaway426079 8y ago
Agreed. Although I think most drivers already know that. The typical Uber (at least in London) is a Prius. Still good that the financial incentive is nudging drivers that way though.
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by throwaway426079 8y ago
If you're creating additional congestion (by requesting a less common vehicle from further away) rather than taking the nearest available car, the green advantage will be lost some of the time.
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by throwaway426079 8y ago
Gilbert and Sullivan are. They started this whole problem when they wrote The Mikado.