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Comment #46052666
If you swap decentralized for personalized then the point about hyper-curated media bubbles do make sense. It feels backwards because it’s not how we use decentralized in the indus…
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Comment #44607657
A noble spirit embiggens the smallest man.
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Comment #44102241
Isn't AI supposed to work for us rather than the other way around? If AI can't learn to code, it's not AI, and it's not going to make it.
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Comment #29434882
It’s certainly a reason not to use it in production though.
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Comment #24322292
Due to all the reports of mangled English (which is indeed a problem), a lot of people seem to have the false impression that real Scots is wildly different to English. The Scots f…
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Comment #18263035
Probably better than Sweden. Estonia did a great job and influenced the UK but GOV.UK is a much bigger project due to the relative population size.
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Comment #18263028
GDS don’t actually take over many services. It’s HMRC’s responsibility to update their services to meet GOV.UK standards.
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Comment #18028658
It's definitely illegal to discriminate on those grounds in the UK ( https://www.gov.uk/guidance/equality-act-2010-guidance ). There are exceptions like modelling or acting where r…
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Comment #17505515
Yes, if it happened today it'd be covered by the Data Protection Act 2018, which is the UK implementation of GDPR. The limit has increased to £17 million or 4% of annual global tur…
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Comment #16759407
Without regulation like GDPR, Facebook aren't obliged to state what those stupid buttons actually do with regards to the information they store about you. Being open and honest wit…
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Comment #16743241
Not just a site too. Almost every significant government service is being migrated to that domain, linked from that site and designed to the same standards.
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Comment #16333296
WSL and sometimes Docker. If it belongs on the command line I keep it in the Ubuntu environment. I've been swinging between the Jetbrains IDEs, Atom and VS Code over the last year …
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Comment #16292245
We call them semantic because they have extra technical meaning in HTML (built in WAI-ARIA roles for example). For example, browsers expose them as landmarks for screen readers. Th…
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Comment #16158966
It's not after event, the "after" is for inserting a pseudo-element. That then sits inside the original link element and hits the tracking URL by trying to load a resource from it …
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Comment #14244659
Worse than the Hackintosh users, Apple have just about lost me completely to Windows. Apple held my attention for years because I need Adobe software and prefer a Unix enviroment. …
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Comment #14223959
I thought it was more that they were opening a connection for several queries but doing other blocking IO tasks in between the queries, rather than just computation.
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Comment #14223915
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Comment #10374117
In the 90s, when they introduced the Advanced Higher they changed the Higher Grade to remove a lot of the deeper computer science components. Having been in one of the last years t…
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Comment #10053211
For the reasons we don't have one true server-side framework, (other than languages).
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Comment #9900022
I think they're okay for mass communication (product updates, etc) but not in reply to a customers email.
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Comment #9415839
Older versions of iOS had a bug where zoom levels would mess up when device orientation was changed. For a while disabling zoom was a reasonable alternative but it's not justifiabl…
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Comment #9183463
They're just acknowledging that everything is moving forwards, I imagine that they're pleased to have influenced the other frameworks. Ember in particular seem to have learned a lo…