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by vr46 5y ago
Never heard of it, and whoever Glyn Hughes is, is talking poppycock, balderdash, utter claptrap, absolute piffle when he states, “Everybody in England was brought up believing in brown Windsor soup,” says Glyn Hughes, author of The Lost Foo
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by vr46 5y ago
Mega, OneDrive
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by vr46 5y ago
I must be missing something - I don't find Rubymine or Pycharm (or Webstorm) to possess anything that IntelliJ doesn't. I use Goland on the side, fine, but the other three seem fully-incorporated into IntelliJ. What am I missing?
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by vr46 5y ago
Plus one, going through this now. Land of Lisp is great, been years since I touched it.
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by vr46 5y ago
Artificial intelligence is no match for Real stupidity. This sort of nonsense actually makes me feel better that we're not moving to a world where humans will be replaced because no technology can replace the human drive to control and
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by vr46 5y ago
BPM reduces songs to something that only makes sense in a limited context, like beatmixing (ex-DJ here) - are there other situations where BPM is helpful?
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by vr46 5y ago
Don't make any drastic changes - Reduce the amount you drink by keeping track of it with an app or something (I use drinkless) and maybe try drinks like bitter shandy or lager shandy so you still have the same volume to drink and can p
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by vr46 5y ago
This is pretty much why we need philosophy (include religion in there if you like) - as they say, science shows us the world as it is, but philosophy lets us imagine the world as we should like it to be - so that technology can help us get
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by vr46 5y ago
The Browser rules, though. https://thebrowser.com/
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by vr46 5y ago
This is a tad late to acknowledge. I was casually pursuing a story on the world water crisis in 2009/10 and there was already a massive load of literature on the subject, including much on California and Colorado, with Peter Gleick alr
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by vr46 5y ago
I couldn't upload more pictures starting more recently, until I was a Pro subscriber again.
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by vr46 5y ago
They said. I never had a single picture removed, going back to 2005.
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by vr46 5y ago
Sounds like it's game over for El Presidente soon - technology aside, the entire strategy is sketchy as hell, to my knowledge. Everything around Chivo appears to be classified, including who holds the Bitcoin. Nobody in financial regul
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by vr46 5y ago
I see what you mean, five years ago there were still affordable three-bed flats in SW1P and W2, but those days are over.
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Zoopla. I was specifically looking at the Hallfield estate, between Bayswater and Paddington.
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by vr46 5y ago
I stayed at my ex's flat in W2 around twenty years ago, the estate was selling 2-beds for 240K then - are you suggesting those flats are over £1M?? I dare not look at prices. Edit: Reader, he looked at the prices Found almost identical
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by vr46 5y ago
We lived in NW1, W1H and SW1 for fifteen years and it was totally doable with two earners even starting on a perm salary of 35K, and as the income increased we stayed, but within three years of kids arriving, it was clear that we needed to
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by vr46 5y ago
I was expecting financial advice in the post but there wasn't any. There wasn't much of any substance either, but it sounds like the OP is still young and has some interesting plans to follow-through with.
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by vr46 5y ago
Every time I have demonstrated Tuple to a colleague they have been left gobsmacked and short-changed by all other audio call and screen-sharing utilities. Clear sound is so critical and pairing with everything else feels like you're in
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by vr46 5y ago
Despite me writing off Ruby as a career path for the last five or six years (and I stand by that), out of nowhere a client has dropped a simple Rails API in my lap as part of a consultancy role and so I've updated it, deployed it and a
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by vr46 5y ago
Tipping incentivises so many bad things, from these power dynamics where one benevolent human gets to look good and the receiver of alms is tugging their forelock in gratitude, to piss-poor wages and unequal distribution of money to those w
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by vr46 5y ago
I deleted my second LI account earlier this year, I just couldn't take it anymore and dropped out of the world's biggest bullshitting competition.
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by vr46 5y ago
1. Use Zsh
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Oh I don't know the entire premise is brilliant and hilarious from the get-go: Devil arrives in Moscow one morning with all his pals, proceeds to give everyone everything they want like Father Christmas, and it's a shit-show, I l
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by vr46 5y ago
Chaos by James Gleick The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov
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by vr46 5y ago
I think we can safely say that the web ten years later is a lot more serious and grown-up, but just as slow and a lot less fun. Less playful. And hidden malware, dark patterns, tracking and fingerprinting are all going strong.
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by vr46 5y ago
Falling has worse outcomes than the immediate ones. Both my parents passed away after a chain of events that began with a low-speed fall just onto the floor that damaged their lower body. The resulting incapacity and muscular wastage led to
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by vr46 5y ago
So the middle aisles in Aldi and Lidl will be empty! Oh no!
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Yeah, the whole blog post came across as anecdata-driven decision-making and "I want to be in NYC because London has driven me away" rather than the "we have determined that this company's HQ requires things only availab
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by vr46 5y ago
They missed out the crucial metric of biscuit consumption along with the tea, for all we know, it was the Hob-Nobs all along.

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