Also road accidents.
Not much use at 60 degrees and more away from the equator. Sunrise today was 07:31, sunset will be at 16:32 here. On 22nd December it will be 09:17 and 15:16.
But not everyone does start working at the same hour. I went to a supermarket today that opens at 07:00 and closes at 23:00, a cafe that opened at 10:00 and closes at 18:00, and a charity shop that opened at 12:00 and…
The sun rises when it rises, it has nothing to do with the clock. How does what the clock say take an hour of sunlight away from you? It is surely your employer doing that not the clock.
> Scotland has to have GMT in the winter so that school children don't have to walk to school in the dark. This gets brought up every time the discussion happens, yet we manage perfectly well even further north here in…
There is a wonderful copy of the Bayeux Tapestry (Battle of Hastings, etc.) very well displayed in the municipal museum in Reading, Berkshire. https://www.readingmuseum.org.uk/collections/britains-bayeux...
One of the interpretations of the poem is that it criticises organised religion and that the mills in question are the church as an organisation represented in concrete terms by the church buildings.
What's the advantage over a catamaran or hydrofoil ferry?
> the test for whether a donation is a bribe. Donations are always bribes. > Donations to a politician are to the person. Isn't that how bribery is normally done? > It’s not a proxy for buying an outcome. Perhaps not…
Not where I come from.
So how will you render and pronounce castle and bath? Short or long and what is the reasoning that will make you prefer one over the other?
I flatter myself that in some senses I'm brighter than average, but i don't think I'm 'particularly gifted'.
Reminds me of George England's Air Trust: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/12826 "centering around the ambitious billionaire Isaac Flint who conceives a nefarious plan to monopolize the Earth's air supply. "
> 6-7 years old, before then they'll get bored of them after 15-20mn since they can't read comfortably You could teach them to read. My mother taught me to read when I was four before I went to school at five. > in…
It's surely not difficult to tell the LLM to not use various tools and techniques? At least that works when I use one to create Bash scripts. Anything slightly complicated and the LLM drags in a dependency on Python…
Sometimes. It depends on what it is doing and on how good you, or your companion LLM, is at modern CSS.
What sort of entity is that? Creating a simple limited company (aksjeselskap) in Norway takes a few minutes of work and is done entirely online. You fill in a few simple forms, create a simple memorandum of association,…
A problem with all English spelling reform is that it is often intended to be phonetic and usually favours the pronunciation of the person proposing the change another is that it makes homophones also homonyms. Where I…
Someone has to or there can not be a conviction. Clearly guilty is something that can only truly be said after the decision. Unless you want to completely overturn the way criminal trials are conducted in the Anglo…
And in those times no one opens the freezer or fridge so they stay cold. And what is the failure rate of fridges and freezers anyway? I had my previous fridge for thirty years before it failed and the freezer for twenty…
Pillowfort sounds like it would have been worth a look but this is the first time I've heard of it. Is there a directory of social media sites? I feel that a lot of people would benefit from being able to more easily…
> It sounds like a joke, but I probably have 4 good hours in me a day No joke at all. I eventually decided to never open email until lunchtime so that I could get four hours of productive work done while I was still…
I wonder if I'm the only one to see Tsrs and immediately think of Terminate and Stay Resident?
> workers are not equipped to fix an HVAC system. But they are perfectly capable of checking the temperature. After all the fridges and freezers are restocked multiple times a day so even if one failed it wouldn't have…
Why not?
Also road accidents.
Not much use at 60 degrees and more away from the equator. Sunrise today was 07:31, sunset will be at 16:32 here. On 22nd December it will be 09:17 and 15:16.
But not everyone does start working at the same hour. I went to a supermarket today that opens at 07:00 and closes at 23:00, a cafe that opened at 10:00 and closes at 18:00, and a charity shop that opened at 12:00 and…
The sun rises when it rises, it has nothing to do with the clock. How does what the clock say take an hour of sunlight away from you? It is surely your employer doing that not the clock.
> Scotland has to have GMT in the winter so that school children don't have to walk to school in the dark. This gets brought up every time the discussion happens, yet we manage perfectly well even further north here in…
There is a wonderful copy of the Bayeux Tapestry (Battle of Hastings, etc.) very well displayed in the municipal museum in Reading, Berkshire. https://www.readingmuseum.org.uk/collections/britains-bayeux...
One of the interpretations of the poem is that it criticises organised religion and that the mills in question are the church as an organisation represented in concrete terms by the church buildings.
What's the advantage over a catamaran or hydrofoil ferry?
> the test for whether a donation is a bribe. Donations are always bribes. > Donations to a politician are to the person. Isn't that how bribery is normally done? > It’s not a proxy for buying an outcome. Perhaps not…
Not where I come from.
So how will you render and pronounce castle and bath? Short or long and what is the reasoning that will make you prefer one over the other?
I flatter myself that in some senses I'm brighter than average, but i don't think I'm 'particularly gifted'.
Reminds me of George England's Air Trust: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/12826 "centering around the ambitious billionaire Isaac Flint who conceives a nefarious plan to monopolize the Earth's air supply. "
> 6-7 years old, before then they'll get bored of them after 15-20mn since they can't read comfortably You could teach them to read. My mother taught me to read when I was four before I went to school at five. > in…
It's surely not difficult to tell the LLM to not use various tools and techniques? At least that works when I use one to create Bash scripts. Anything slightly complicated and the LLM drags in a dependency on Python…
Sometimes. It depends on what it is doing and on how good you, or your companion LLM, is at modern CSS.
What sort of entity is that? Creating a simple limited company (aksjeselskap) in Norway takes a few minutes of work and is done entirely online. You fill in a few simple forms, create a simple memorandum of association,…
A problem with all English spelling reform is that it is often intended to be phonetic and usually favours the pronunciation of the person proposing the change another is that it makes homophones also homonyms. Where I…
Someone has to or there can not be a conviction. Clearly guilty is something that can only truly be said after the decision. Unless you want to completely overturn the way criminal trials are conducted in the Anglo…
And in those times no one opens the freezer or fridge so they stay cold. And what is the failure rate of fridges and freezers anyway? I had my previous fridge for thirty years before it failed and the freezer for twenty…
Pillowfort sounds like it would have been worth a look but this is the first time I've heard of it. Is there a directory of social media sites? I feel that a lot of people would benefit from being able to more easily…
> It sounds like a joke, but I probably have 4 good hours in me a day No joke at all. I eventually decided to never open email until lunchtime so that I could get four hours of productive work done while I was still…
I wonder if I'm the only one to see Tsrs and immediately think of Terminate and Stay Resident?
> workers are not equipped to fix an HVAC system. But they are perfectly capable of checking the temperature. After all the fridges and freezers are restocked multiple times a day so even if one failed it wouldn't have…
Why not?