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by 4ndr3vv 1mo ago
Looks like working as intended. Use the "archive" button (as per the URL)
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by 4ndr3vv 3mo ago
He put a video up about this a couple of weeks ago, and rather than YouTube's algorithm being to blame, it was more him struggling to keep up with his audiences constant demand for more progress with more super sketchy features that he
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by 4ndr3vv 6mo ago
I HEREBY DECLARE I' LL BE UNFIT FOR SCHOOL NE XT FRIDAY DUE TO AN ILLnESS . S I G N E D , M O M
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by 4ndr3vv 7mo ago
> materials are probably around a penny per page plus the cost of toner and paper?
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by 4ndr3vv 9mo ago
MRS GREN would like to have a word with you :)
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by 4ndr3vv 10mo ago
> It has always bothered me that by "spectrum" they mean not the sort of continuous thing Oh but they do. the "spectrum" is by how socially acceptable someone's autism is.
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by 4ndr3vv 11mo ago
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, for us non Americans
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by 4ndr3vv 11mo ago
Always wondered how much this much traffic is. Would love to see a behind the scenes view of the numbers of requests made
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by 4ndr3vv 11mo ago
Nominative determinism at work
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by 4ndr3vv 1y ago
Getting 2k users is no small task, congrats. Did most start using it when it was a free spreadsheet linked to a reddit post or have the 2300 users all bought the $4.99 product? Has there been a change in take-up since you monetised it?
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by 4ndr3vv 1y ago
Sounds like the tech wasn't deployed for "Refund Fraud" (it would be easier to just use facial recognition when a refund was made) but instead deployed across all stores to see what they could do with the data. I'd be ve
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by 4ndr3vv 1y ago
> Why choose this type of subject matter to draw conclusions from? Because they were English Lit students, and the paper was to see how modern students interpret and understand literary modes such as simile, metaphor and their underlying
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by 4ndr3vv 1y ago
It'd be interesting to see how the visuals change when you're viewing the path, rather than a filled area. Not seen one of these tables with two balls in... You'd probably need quite a lot of height to offset the linear slide
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by 4ndr3vv 1y ago
_Hiring a disabled person legally at $1.75 for half an hour per week_ ...but morally?
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by 4ndr3vv 2y ago
You could similarly consider driving a car as "a tool that helps me get to X quicker". Now tell me cars don't make you lazy.
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by 4ndr3vv 3y ago
Had a delivery yesterday where the driver (Evri) had to wave his handheld around for a bit, as it wouldnt let him confim delivery as it thought he was 100m down the road!
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by 4ndr3vv 4y ago
Genuine question: When have you ever heard Hoi Polloi being used without being preceded by "the" ? Seems to universally be used as "the hoi polloi" (albeit, in English)
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by 4ndr3vv 4y ago
>But how can such person be considered boring? Consider a continuum from Boring to Exciting. Now place these jobs on them: - Firefighter - Rocket Scientist - Data Analyst They are more boring, ergo, they are the boring jobs.
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by 4ndr3vv 5y ago
I think that HRM data from watches is indicative at best and is never going to be as accurate as a decent chest monitor, let alone a nurse with professional training! For me, these devices are good to spot trends over time, (eg "how
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by 4ndr3vv 6y ago
I'm not sure it was meant to be a tax on the rich; It was initially introduced in 1923 to cover radio broadcasts, and widened to become the television license in 1946. Also, the appeal of this funding model makes it independent of Gove
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by 4ndr3vv 6y ago
Speed limits have no minimum because driving on a road is situational; bad weather, unfamiliarity with the road, new driver, bad driver, personal safety limits, discrepancy in speedometers, and etc. How would you go about policing this? If
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by 4ndr3vv 6y ago
Perhaps GPs use of of the term "occupation" skewed this but I dont think we're talking about weaving and textile _Jobs_ here, but rather traditional craftwork eg embroidery, patchwork, quilting, knitting, smocking etc. Women
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by 4ndr3vv 6y ago
Whoops. Thanks. Although I can't seem to edit now!
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UK government using confidential patient data in coronavirus response
7 points by 4ndr3vv 6y ago|2 comments
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by 4ndr3vv 7y ago
> ... not looking at the schema ... Wait, you just guessed the table names? what am i missing here?
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by 4ndr3vv 7y ago
Many here seem to cite this article as being low on fact, and high on emotions. It is worth noting that this is merely the introduction piece to a series of articles that the Guardian seem to be running this week[1]. It's intention _is
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by 4ndr3vv 7y ago
Similarly inverted: Johnson
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by 4ndr3vv 8y ago
> It falls into the uncanny valley on so many axes. Sorry, think I'm missing something here... How does the Twizy look like a human?
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by 4ndr3vv 8y ago
GP is arguing that their fame is derived from attributes other than their age, not the fact that they are indeed the oldest rockers around
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by 4ndr3vv 8y ago
The rules in the UK have changed somewhat over the years; it used to be that flashing lights were only permitted in addition to a constant lamp. Now its fine to only use flashing lights - Rule 60 of the highway code: "At night your cy

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