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There's definitely a lot of ghosting in hiring. My resume is finally at a point where it ticks all the boxes, and of about 10 of those recruiter chats recently I progressed to spea…

Yes, we have this in my city too, and it works really well - I’d say 98% of scooters get parked in these places. The council leans on the hire company to incentivise good parking -…

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The pseudonymised ad data is just going to tell you the numbers of people travelling to sanctioned states. No big deal. There would be a story here if the government was re-identif…

I really value working with a good technical writer, but you can't always have that. I worked with one of the authors of this book briefly many years ago. This book encapsulates a …

There's a long list of services affected, in this thread: https://twitter.com/Scott_Helme/status/1443293844292919304

What’s the “snapshot”/“snapshat” use case mentioned?

Agreed, Apple has made a commercial decision here not to win against NSO-level adversaries. NSO is clearly winning the war (on the available evidence), presumably by investing more…

* R scales to big data, runs on servers * Excel is full of foot guns - e.g. errors in ranges are hidden unless you dig in * R you can write test suite and run it in CI * R integrat…

When the org pays for Google Analytics, Google does not share the tracking data with the rest of its business, so users' privacy is not harmed. GDS and many other UK government org…

It's like an allegory for those folks that say "Oh, I could write the code for that whole site in a weekend". Occasionally these people are right.