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cs02rm0

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    Comment #49210749

    Still has a long way to go to catch us up on the other side of the pond.

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    Comment #49095118

    Counter-Strike!

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    Comment #48959433

    > StackExchange had ridiculously high barriers to participation, making it inclusive to the long-time users on the site, but exclusive to the newbie participants who found themselv…

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    Comment #48756562

    I think they lost something too. I'm still active on a UK car forum called PistonHeads. But the user base changed. We lost the calm, car-focused, informative nature of it. The main…

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    Comment #48716887

    I feel like hiring is all a bit broken. Roles get flooded with applications, it's chance whether your CV gets through, then there's hiring rounds that seem designed to make you qui…

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    Comment #48628761

    https://www.plexal.com/our-partners/

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    Comment #48608243

    Having the name of a former Indian state doesn't seem to be cricket. At least I can step away from the laptop now I've got RSI.

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    Comment #48539573

    They're still around, even if Musk is excluded. Torvalds springs to mind pretty quickly. I think society is increasingly adverse to people having personality flaws, than it is in f…

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    Comment #48528090

    I'm absolutely fine with a social media ban for under 16s. And completely against it actually meaning strong identification of over 16s.

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    Comment #48515323

    > It still surprises me sometimes that LLMs are just available for _anyone_ to use. Isn't it odd that it turned out this way? I assume it's some of their best training data.

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    Comment #48374227

    MacOS overly rounded corners.

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    Comment #48368001

    I don't know about anyone else, but I don't use a Macbook because of some marginal gain in the hardware.

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    Comment #48353810

    Isn't this terror-ists winning? When people give in to terror? When we had the IRA active in the UK everyone would be proud to carry on as normal after any incident, to show that l…

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    Comment #48277026

    And I only want one. I don't want to set it for every single app, with different nuances.

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    Comment #48249506

    I'd imagine a similar ballpark to any other day-to-day government spending. It might affect perception around the absolute number on the balance sheet, but it won't significantly a…

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    Comment #48238363

    It was widely covered at the time of the Spending Review last year, based on government figures. Day-to-day is the routine, required cost of running the state, without long term in…

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    Comment #48235308

    The NHS consumes about half of all day to day public service spending. It is singular in its ability to suck spending out of UK government.

  18. story
    Show HN: An open source tool that checks for post-quantum crypto

    Some of us will have compliance obligations coming down the line for post-quantum crypto; the gist of which is understanding which algorithms we're using and whether they'll be sui…

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    Comment #48207594

    The UAE is in Arabia. It's not in Saudi Arabia.

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    Comment #48176109

    >> We do airshows because they are cool. > No. They are for recruitment and showing other nations what is on hand in case they want to mess with them. That's what he said.

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    Comment #48119433

    I hate consent banners more than tracking cookies.

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    Comment #48013789

    Might vary depending on where you are and where you're applying to. I'm from the UK, spent a year and 500+ applications applying to remote or Gulf roles. Turned up nothing.

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    Comment #47890640

    One thing that struck me was, when you look through the board and the committees, it's full of scientists, finance people, doctors, academics. There's maybe a couple of technologis…

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    Comment #47890396

    The web is global, UK law certainly isn't.

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    Comment #47831441

    A couple of years ago I planned a road trip I've yet to take, from where I live in Worcestershire, passing through Malaga where they have a glass pyramid in front of a Roman theatr…