danielmg

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by danielmg 2y ago
It's not just an 'old school' thing. FFS look at the state of the Javascript ecosystem.
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by danielmg 3y ago
What's WASM but Java applets for Gen-Z?
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by danielmg 3y ago
I used to work with a guy who developed photos in a lab in the 90s. He saw far too much stuff along those lines.
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by danielmg 3y ago
this is more important: https://termbrowser.nhs.uk/?perspective=full&conceptId1=2379... SCTID 23791009
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by danielmg 5y ago
If it worked, they'd study it to find out what the interaction was or if it was a metabolite that carried the action. Then they'd develop a targetted version of that drug, patent it, and cash in . It doesn't work. So they h
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by danielmg 5y ago
Reading the bug report: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1749957#c5 and then the code, isn't there still a problem if content-length is not set by the server? Not that it should ever not be set but...
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by danielmg 5y ago
BER is a process as part of the scheme rules. The banks have to at least attempt to recover the funds. It's not a message but a file sent from sender to beneficiaries.
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by danielmg 5y ago
FPS Bank Error Recovery is a part of the scheme rules. The money comes back. https://www.fasterpayments.org.uk/sites/default/files/Pay.UK...
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by danielmg 5y ago
Err no. The payments get settled at BoE at the end of the cycle. This would have caused double draw on their settling account. They would have had less money.
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by danielmg 5y ago
I'm assuming this was FPS and the FPS scheme has a defined Bank Error Recovery process as part of the scheme rules.
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by danielmg 5y ago
It really depends. I've put someone through a disciplinary before for a really expensive failed change. Not because they made the mistake but because they failed to do any sanity checks before hand or post-imp checks - they just bash
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by danielmg 5y ago
That's the Vimes' boots theory of socioeconomic unfairness.
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by danielmg 5y ago
fewer features
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by danielmg 5y ago
It will never be used as a general currency by the man on the street. For example in the UK we have Direct Debits which are backed by the DD Guarantee. If a DD is wrong or fraudulent the bank must refund you without question and they initi
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by danielmg 5y ago
Are you aware of the consequences of untreated syphilis? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syphilis#Tertiary
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by danielmg 6y ago
Blockchain where the proof-of-work is shanties.
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by danielmg 6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa_MfJER8quGtCJd3MbZzCA
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by danielmg 6y ago
The advice is actually for "serious" allergic reactions. There's a world of difference between hayfever and something life-threatening like nut allergies. I have hay-fever and Asthma and you won't be able to stop me get
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by danielmg 6y ago
I read an article about a large firm of lawyers removing gendered language from their pro-forma documents. The article claimed they were going to use AI to achieve this. It's not even worth pointing out what is the obvious method for
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by danielmg 6y ago
It said I was 16 years younger than I am. Which is nice.
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by danielmg 6y ago
No they haven't. They just won't make special provision for them. Is there any recognition in UK law for this role? Can they not watch the same feed as the media?
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by danielmg 6y ago
I was wrong and I did say "from memory". I should have taken the 30 seconds to look. My fault.
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by danielmg 6y ago
a) I meant 2017 - the post referendum election as I wrote b) I said from memory - my memory was obviously wrong. Please forgive me oh great one.
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by danielmg 6y ago
sorry 2017, a typo - I will chastise immediately And it's by far and away the largest grouping in parliament. The UK's regional politics make it something that isn't going to be binary. I'm not "trying" anythi
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by danielmg 6y ago
I was referring to the 2015 and 2016 elections - i.e the election to get the referendum and the election following the referendum.
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by danielmg 6y ago
I was referring to the 2015 and 2016 elections - i.e the election to get the referendum and the election following the referendum.
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by danielmg 6y ago
Hitler was a terrible author. Are you seriously trying to compare the achievements of Hitler and Churchill in a morally neutral context?
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by danielmg 6y ago
It's just tedious virtue signalling, rather than a contribution to the thread. We all know he did things that are considered abhorrent when viewed against the current, moral zeitgeist.
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by danielmg 6y ago
Amazing alliterations always achieve admiration.
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by danielmg 6y ago
But UKIP split the vote. From memory, the combination of UKIP and Conservative total votes was > 50%.

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