How do the evade accountability so often and so deeply? It's bizarre.
FWIW I do more than "hear" about these "stories". My figures weren't just made up. Personal experience but I'm not saying more than that
For every story about it being difficult to claim, there are plenty about people who haven't worked for 20 years who have received over £400,000 in welfare, who could have worked, because they learnt the game. The two…
I seem to recall way more thunderstorms when I was younger. Turns out there was a peak during my childhood and we're now on the decline: > "Overall, there was a reduction in the number of days of thunder in the UK per…
When not even 1.x?
lol and next year it'll be something else. Drizzle isn't even 1.x
Very lucky to not have encountered one of the 500 open and confirmed bugs!
I've definitely spammed some long AI responses to generic questions in DMs that can easily be googled or punched into the many AI tools we have!
My company would have spun that like "We are excited to announce we are supporting our family in their health kick journey. To support them, we have taken the difficult decision to reduce the number of beverages…
> There was no way I could convince her that it wasn't my fault. Perhaps there was a rigid process in place that disallowed her from helping, even though I'd make it to the second flight on time. Yeah they generally…
Exactly. A lot of the EU is just performative blustering, making the populations think they're the lord their saviour. Incredible PR and marketing. That fine got an incredible amount of media attention. The lack of…
Released a week ago? Aren't IMDB ratings high in the first few weeks/months too, because of screenings/film festivals/devout followers etc? Talk about hyperbole
I've tried this recently and I found it very difficult. Cloudflare bot protection is everywhere, other anti-scrape protections, many 'document' sites using JS to render with no fallback, basic forms requiring JS,…
Does that confirm that a fine payment was made?
Not universally > Placement of the sign varies. Countries have generally continued the style used for their former currencies. In those countries where previous convention was to place the currency sign before the…
Indeed. Microservice zealot 'architects' love to ignore the work that has to into each microservice and the overhead of collaboration between services. They'll spend a couple of years pretending to work on that problem…
Don't get me started on eco! Now with heat pump dryers barely heating to 45c only your washing machine can do the job now. And you need a specific function to hold a higher temperature as back in the olden days. The 90c…
It really has. I had to disable the GitHub plugin to get rid of a PR comment box that wouldn't disappear. Junit test runs say No tests available about 50% of the time It feels slower and slower Today I started getting…
Neither of you wish to link to what you're referencing?
No thanks. I'm not sending money and traffic to Yandex. I'm going to give Qwant a go (French company, headquartered in Paris)
And according to the link below, the Kagi founder/CEO claims Yandex is a private company headquartered in Kazakhstan, unrelated to the Russian government. https://ioc.exchange/@troed/113311987220115248
Exactly. Duolingo is a dopamine-delivery, feel-good game app for people who want to waste time but not feel too guilty about it. It's not for learning a language. Intermediate and advanced language learning requires…
Hot weather? Huh? It's spring
Context https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43157259 / https://vercel.com/blog/update-on-spain-and-laliga-blocks-of... OP I think is joking La Liga got the power turned off to protect their revenues.
Perhaps you had something constructive to add to the discussion?
How do the evade accountability so often and so deeply? It's bizarre.
FWIW I do more than "hear" about these "stories". My figures weren't just made up. Personal experience but I'm not saying more than that
For every story about it being difficult to claim, there are plenty about people who haven't worked for 20 years who have received over £400,000 in welfare, who could have worked, because they learnt the game. The two…
I seem to recall way more thunderstorms when I was younger. Turns out there was a peak during my childhood and we're now on the decline: > "Overall, there was a reduction in the number of days of thunder in the UK per…
When not even 1.x?
lol and next year it'll be something else. Drizzle isn't even 1.x
Very lucky to not have encountered one of the 500 open and confirmed bugs!
I've definitely spammed some long AI responses to generic questions in DMs that can easily be googled or punched into the many AI tools we have!
My company would have spun that like "We are excited to announce we are supporting our family in their health kick journey. To support them, we have taken the difficult decision to reduce the number of beverages…
> There was no way I could convince her that it wasn't my fault. Perhaps there was a rigid process in place that disallowed her from helping, even though I'd make it to the second flight on time. Yeah they generally…
Exactly. A lot of the EU is just performative blustering, making the populations think they're the lord their saviour. Incredible PR and marketing. That fine got an incredible amount of media attention. The lack of…
Released a week ago? Aren't IMDB ratings high in the first few weeks/months too, because of screenings/film festivals/devout followers etc? Talk about hyperbole
I've tried this recently and I found it very difficult. Cloudflare bot protection is everywhere, other anti-scrape protections, many 'document' sites using JS to render with no fallback, basic forms requiring JS,…
Does that confirm that a fine payment was made?
Not universally > Placement of the sign varies. Countries have generally continued the style used for their former currencies. In those countries where previous convention was to place the currency sign before the…
Indeed. Microservice zealot 'architects' love to ignore the work that has to into each microservice and the overhead of collaboration between services. They'll spend a couple of years pretending to work on that problem…
Don't get me started on eco! Now with heat pump dryers barely heating to 45c only your washing machine can do the job now. And you need a specific function to hold a higher temperature as back in the olden days. The 90c…
It really has. I had to disable the GitHub plugin to get rid of a PR comment box that wouldn't disappear. Junit test runs say No tests available about 50% of the time It feels slower and slower Today I started getting…
Neither of you wish to link to what you're referencing?
No thanks. I'm not sending money and traffic to Yandex. I'm going to give Qwant a go (French company, headquartered in Paris)
And according to the link below, the Kagi founder/CEO claims Yandex is a private company headquartered in Kazakhstan, unrelated to the Russian government. https://ioc.exchange/@troed/113311987220115248
Exactly. Duolingo is a dopamine-delivery, feel-good game app for people who want to waste time but not feel too guilty about it. It's not for learning a language. Intermediate and advanced language learning requires…
Hot weather? Huh? It's spring
Context https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43157259 / https://vercel.com/blog/update-on-spain-and-laliga-blocks-of... OP I think is joking La Liga got the power turned off to protect their revenues.
Perhaps you had something constructive to add to the discussion?