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tgraham
3y ago
Still subject to a planning approval process: https://ca.movies.yahoo.com/sadiq-khan-set-decision-londons-...
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4y ago
100%. The tech my father tried to use in the last year of his MND was so poor (effort to train it, reality of what it delivered- jilted voice). The impact on his quality of life - imagine not being able to communicate at all - would have be
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4y ago
The "Dicks Sporting Goods" email is insane - probably hourly at the moment, from what would appear obviously bogus email senders. What is the non-obvious answer as to why these get through?
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tgraham
5y ago
Great article. Bosch seems to be the go to for most electric bikes sold in london. My experience so far is OK; school run replacement has been brilliant. The range estimation is ridiculously bad! I find the battery bars are better estimator
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5y ago
I don't doubt many legit uses, but similar subjective observation in London. Frequently vandalised, message board for sex workers, or defacto public urinals. It was surprisingly easy to get one removed from a nearby street given minima
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tgraham
5y ago
Reeder + Feedly.
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tgraham
6y ago
I spent a lovely afternoon there in '16 doing just that and concur about the odd vibe / fascinating but stagnated promise.
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7y ago
Same - hugely frustrating.
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tgraham
7y ago
Do they not still allow quite a lot of whale hunting?
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tgraham
7y ago
Dumb question - how automated is an automated solution that 'refactors COBOL to java' in 18 months? Impressed with the solution / outcome.
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tgraham
7y ago
Out of interest, did you guys give up, plod on or pick someone else?! If so, who?
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tgraham
7y ago
Last time I checked a lot of that Saudi wealth sits in dollar denominated assets. Good luck with the devaution!
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8y ago
Via payment processors ... prevent people buying this currency / trading at exchanges that enable it?
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8y ago
66% of 115 specialists polled did not refuse a difficult operation. 33% thought about how it would impact their statistics, or put more generously, thought hard about the probability of the patient surviving presumably quite serious surgery
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8y ago
Agree but use feedly as a backend and reeder as the front.
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8y ago
Reeder's app feels less heavy than the feedly equivalent. That said, it's what you feel familiar with! I can parse 200-300 posts in a 20-30 min commute and i think the ux helps focus my attention.
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8y ago
Feedly is fantastic. Coupled with Reeder on iOS it more than replaces.
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9y ago
Here here
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London FinTech Labs: Accepting Applications for 2016 from Startups Disrupting FS
(fintechinnovationlablondon.co.uk)
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11y ago
Agree, harsh. However, it wouldn't hurt to drop in some roles. E.g. searching for GP doesn't yield any results. Accepting that GPs are private employees, I suspect this will be the face of the NHS to many.
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tgraham
12y ago
Very similar to kayak.co.uk/trips
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tgraham
12y ago
Great product. Surely a matter of time before buyout from a big car company.
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12y ago
It's a thought - but I'm not convinced on scale. The market needs to be liquid enough to convert btc into target currencies easily. Otherwise, banks basically get btc, convert to domestic (regulated / 'insured') cur
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12y ago
This is interesting, an odd mishmash. whilst the FAQ is big it is not specific - eg 'we are not a prepaid debit card' (do you have a deposit license?) ... 'We automatically withdraw money from your xapo wallet' (and that
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12y ago
I wonder how it compares to other 'public' sector roles that are less unionised - e.g. nursing. Do they earn 100k a year?
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13y ago
She didn't beat a ticket; the state had no evidence to present to the court that proved she'd done any thing wrong; a neat side step by the judge.