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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
1y ago
I think you're quite wrong. I'm not going to give up over a decade of skilled work because of a downturn. I'm not a fair weather dev. when software is a fully outsourced function we'll see the same with marketing, sales,
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
1y ago
thank you.
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1y ago
I really doubt that. I saw the market imorove and rates were higher, could be I came of a certain amount of experience at that time though. I've found things have seriously taken a hit after IR35, but after interest rates increased saw
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
1y ago
is it just interest rates causing this? Seems almost impossible to be seen let alone heard. I've been thinking the ATS is causing lots of issues, but I've noticed how narrow roles and requirements have become.
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
1y ago
where would one begin looking for SEA?
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UK IT job searching broken
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
2y ago
who covers egress costs?
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
2y ago
size, cost, culture of buying older vehicles. Those are just a few and as sporkydistance mentioned existing vehicles are good enough. My vehicle is ULEZ compliant and is from 2006, I will have this car until it hits 150-200k. That will have
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
2y ago
Alarm bells ring after the first like.
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
2y ago
by using them
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
2y ago
I've met many Welsh, Scottish and English who don't identify as British. I'm <insert nation> first, not British. I'm British, born in England.
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
2y ago
death of left was with new labour. That was the _real_ shift to the right.
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
2y ago
depends who you're speaking to.
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
2y ago
Scrap it, bad idea.
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
3y ago
Can you expand on this, I'm not 100% familiar with the way this is communicated and it just seems like mental gymnastics to avoid calling debt what it is.
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
3y ago
part of reddits failure IMO is the way in which shadow banning is used to encourage groupthink. Its amazing how over the past 12-13 years Reddit feels like it has changed from random site you could get quite different and often difficult op
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
3y ago
I'd have no problem with ads if they weren't so invasive and frequent. should be no more than 5% of time should be dedicated to ads. seems like the cost of ads needs to go up not down.
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3y ago
unsubscribed as a result. Bit gutted about this. Thing is £200+ per year just isn't worth it. I'd much rather go back to torrenting and managing things in than paying that amount of money. Same with Spotify. The fragmentation of s
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
3y ago
british prime minsters are chosen as the head of the party, by members of the party. This thread seems to not understand that members of the british public can vote for the leader of the party they wish to vote for. We do not vote on indivi
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
3y ago
given twitter is 90% bots, this is both the best and worst idea possible.
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
3y ago
normal person in tge north of england might be willing to pay 3x, just so they don't have to carry bags? Where in the north are people this rich and lazy? theres Current a cost of living crisis and this comment is just wildly out of to
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3y ago
whats crazy is forcing people to save for something they have no guarantee of seeing. Giving the pension age keeps increasing a pension is nothing more than paying into a pot you will never be able to fully use. Especially given how people
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
3y ago
they will exist for a while because you need to get to that level in your career. People rarely leave uni and get 100k+ jobs. If you leave uni and find a job paying at 50k and you get increases of 2.5% each year, it will take over 20 years
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
3y ago
what on earth?
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
3y ago
thats incorrect. you lose your tax free allowance, which is a furtger 12,500 tax paid. Plus you need to consider graduate tax and the interest on those 'loans' which currently sits at 4.5%
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
3y ago
this isn't correct. At that rate of 125,140 you have already lost your tax free allowance of 12,500.
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
4y ago
Similar experience, but disagree with almost everything you have said. - stick to regular python installers. Don't use homebrew, pyenv, conda, the windows store, etc. For me pyenv has been a lifesaver, easier to manage multiple version
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4y ago
In a same sex relationship, one parent will naturally not be the bio-parent. This seems to be the crux of the issue as there was no issue with the main couple in the article obtaining a Bulgarian passport. It appears that the only source of
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c7THEC2DDFVV2V
4y ago
this is pure ideological misinformation. It was Labour who actually started the privatisation of NHS services in 2003. Keir Starmer has also been quite vocal that NHS privatisation would continue under Labour. Politicians of all walks of li
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4y ago
*England voted for Brexit by a narrow-ish majority. But Scotland voted against Brexit by a huge margin -- 62/38, or approximately 3:2.* Brexit wasn't a case of each nation 'winning' so to speak. The 38% of the vote went
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