mistr0

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   by mistr0 11mo ago

   Yeah I can imagine - although probably in any town you could go out and find a nice bit with nice houses and shops, and equally, you could find a bit where shops are closed and houses look a bit run down. If I'm honest with you, I wond
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   by mistr0 11mo ago

   This is a somewhat silly question because you could probably get anecdotal replies of all kinds to it. Some things are different to how they used to be, and in some cases different in ways that feel bad. For example, there are more empty sh
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   by mistr0 4y ago

   I teach in a UK secondary school; the building with my classroom in was built in the 1960s, as many of them are. Ventilation is poor and after a 60-minute lesson with 25-30 students (age ~15) CO2 will be at 2000-2500 ppm. If there are back-
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   by mistr0 4y ago

   Not this thread's OP but I can answer - I studied CS at uni, graduated in 2006. Worked for 12 months or so, no more than that, in a couple of smaller companies, and it didn't really click (at the time, I found the work uninteresti
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   by mistr0 9y ago

   I made an account to post this. I come to HN often because I find it interesting and I thought I'd contribute, in amongst the software engineers: Teacher (UK): 6:30 get up, eat, take child to nursery 8:15 arrive, plan lessons, mark wor