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mrcartmenez
1y ago
Agreed. I really struggled to find the actually useful info here. But that’s it. Have leverage and use it in some unspecified way
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5y ago
Higher density is more economically efficient for local authorities, does less harm to the environment per resident and encourages greener behaviour from individuals, for example discouraging car use. Spars suburbs do no one any good other
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mrcartmenez
5y ago
I just quit a job with an oil company. Couldn’t do it. Felt wayyyy too shitty
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5y ago
Are women’s rights worth killing for?
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mrcartmenez
5y ago
Yes. We can replace a large embedded monopoly /s
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5y ago
Agreed. It may not have been a direct threat but it was threatening.
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5y ago
I would be surprised if instead of going through discovery they... wait, no, no no no no no no no no
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mrcartmenez
5y ago
Most likely the lack of oxygen to the brain
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mrcartmenez
5y ago
False. There are over 6500 properties with at least two bedrooms listed for rent on Zoopla for less than £1500per month. https://www.zoopla.co.uk/to-rent/property/london/?beds_min=2... If you don’t have kids,
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mrcartmenez
5y ago
My ex wife was clearly a student of his work
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mrcartmenez
5y ago
You’re suffering from depression. It’s a form of brain damage caused by stress or trauma. Take a break for as long as you want. Have a one time dose of mushrooms or Ketamine and make sure you get a social life and engage with your community
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5y ago
Fuck
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mrcartmenez
5y ago
I see you too are familiar with Microsoft AD/B2C
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5y ago
Either most of your car journeys are to IKEA or your statement is an example of the Weak Man fallacy. Sure, some people with disabilities who live outside of the delivery radius of an ikea will need to drive there. Is that the majority of c
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5y ago
My sister worked on high-def colour e-ink screens in the early 2000s. Patents suck
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5y ago
In the long run we’ll all be dead. So if you killed everyone on earth the mortality rate for the next eternity would be 0. Please don’t tell the singularity
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5y ago
Does America have a concept of walking distance?
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5y ago
Why is this person calling post mail? So confused
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5y ago
I remember watching a similar video of Royal Marines demonstrating jet packs in the 1980s. What’s old is new again.
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5y ago
not the onion
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5y ago
Mike I just wanted to say I really enjoyed using D3 and I was also very impressed when reading the source code. It’s an excellent model for good programming in JavaScript that served as a great example for a younger me. Thank you to you and
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5y ago
I’m an Angular/full stack dev consultant in the UK. I quit my job and took a contracting role. That was it.
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5y ago
There’s decent science on why this isn’t possible. Basically you need to space things out to give the brain time to work out what to put into long term memory
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5y ago
What a giant waste of human effort and natural resources. Humanity is fucked
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5y ago
These are all fair points reasonably made.
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5y ago
It’s not human nature it’s management consultancy culture. Fuck agile
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6y ago
It’s also because it’s good practice to use the lowest power loop possible. A for loop can implement a reduce, a reduce can implement a map, a map can implement a forEach, but not the inverse.
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mrcartmenez
6y ago
No. Scrum is a horrible way of working that disempowers developers, silos them away from stakeholders and customers, and prioritises middle management over product designers. Its only selling point is the juxtaposition against the straw man
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6y ago
I’m amazed that the writer can spin this as bad. Low housing-costs are both fantastic for residents and fantastic for the economy due to increased disposable income. Only a Rentier Capitalist would want the opposite.
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mrcartmenez
6y ago
Participants were measured on a fixed bike in a lab wearing running shoes. Sorry guys but this is junk science
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