tobylane

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by tobylane 9y ago
The EU is mandating considerable openness including API access for customers this year. PSD2 may come to US customers of international banks.
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by tobylane 9y ago
Most? Could you specify how someone loses out?
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by tobylane 9y ago
Can you expand on that?
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by tobylane 9y ago
How much of what you pay for gas is taxes deducted at various levels? If it's foreign oil did it pay other governments, like the Panama or Suez Canal? Knowing what the take is for what you buy in person is such a tiny portion of the bi
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by tobylane 9y ago
Because you're told that the flawed way OP set out is the better way despite the lack of results.
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by tobylane 9y ago
Does it justify being called a creative activity? It doesn't for me. I've just taken down the cot and stairgate I put up a few days earlier for the family visit. Those each took about the same effort but as it's the only opti
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by tobylane 9y ago
On the lines where they close doors (opening is automatic) even the closing could have been automated. It was made manual to keep the drivers alert.
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by tobylane 9y ago
Can you expand on the first line?
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by tobylane 9y ago
Do we know that nature is smart? Evolution is achieved by trying out whatever random ideas can be expressed by a gene flip and seeing which one creates more sex. That's not smart, and nature doesn't do much better than evolution.
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by tobylane 9y ago
There's a British tv presenter and scientist called Hannah Fry who has published in this area, including a talk in Germany (received just like many comments on this page), some Numberphile videos and BBC documentaries in other areas of
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by tobylane 9y ago
Same in London. The boroughs don't give enough permission to the dock based scheme. One council shared a photo of the bikes on this scheme they seized, https://www.standard.co.uk/news/transport/cyclists-fury-a
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by tobylane 9y ago
I see a BSD licence but no code. Can you share it?
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by tobylane 9y ago
You're looking for something automatable that will generate you money while being based on a third party's open source code?
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by tobylane 9y ago
Neutrality is a fix for a monopoly. Monopolies won't get fixed because of the geographical scale and the politics involved. The UK 'unbundled' its internet about 15 years ago, where each (usually around 10 in urban areas) ISP
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by tobylane 9y ago
Good planning laws should require the developers pay for some of the transport and government services used by the new residents. The UK's section 106 does this, I've seen it build or improve roundabouts, junctions, roads, GPs off
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by tobylane 9y ago
Patreon courts amateur and niche. But I haven't seen any sign they invite porn on their platform, just that marking as adult content is an option. Same can be said for Youtube and DeviantArt. Patreon's homepage says they protect f
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by tobylane 9y ago
I'm not American. I haven't seen any coverage of this issue at all. How does PBS/NPR benefit?
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by tobylane 9y ago
I've seen an interview with the women who made many road signs still in use (it's not on Youtube). She modelled the 'children crossing' on herself and her younger brother. It was all made with the idea to be figurative a
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by tobylane 9y ago
Worth noting that Uber's licence to operate in the UK is issued to a UK registered company.
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by tobylane 9y ago
For-profit also doesn't fit well in an organisation running a bus network that spends £1.5b a year more than it takes in.
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by tobylane 9y ago
1984 was about a government doing it to us and we are aware. Huxley's A Brave New World was about capitalism doing it to us and we're unaware. It's a heavily underused better fitting reference.
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by tobylane 9y ago
Infra-red camera? eg http://www.flir.com/uploadedImages/Store/Products/Instrument...
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by tobylane 9y ago
If you're using Nginx, MySQL etc for software and Bash3, Python etc for scripting then there's not linux or Apple specific.
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by tobylane 9y ago
>but I suspect they are less competent at it. Maybe they offload it to the US as NSA is so good at it.
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by tobylane 9y ago
Countries with higher standards 'often' have reasons to monitor and eventually penalise international companies from laxer countries. I fully expect a future superpower to have strict rules in some new area, say China will only ta
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by tobylane 9y ago
The US is already much of the way towards that non-hostile legal environment, which as you can see in many comments here is making many people very sure the EU is doing the right thing.
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by tobylane 9y ago
Without second thought? Can you read the easy to understand explanation given for the fine and judge again?
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by tobylane 9y ago
That's a new phenomenon, I've heard it described as a new thing in the last 9 months and an upcoming bubble.
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by tobylane 10y ago
The suggestion is that as you go to your nearest doctor's office (or one of the nearest) you're likely to have social friends in common.
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by tobylane 10y ago
It's questionable. What does the FTC say about advertising these drugs?

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