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p3opl3
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Comment #47046258
I have wanted to do something like this for the UK as well. But scared of losing my job.. if I could do this anonymously - oh man - that would be great.
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Comment #47046217
This is awesome - but they shouldn't have revealed the secret on how they caught them.. like 1000's of other offenders could land up making similar mistakes. It just makes sense to…
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Comment #45834722
Reading through Sutskever's deposition is a great example of where the approach to AI mentioned in this post, is failing. The way the world is setup means you need politicians who …
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Comment #45817360
Honestly.. probably in the top 100 best things China has done. These rings are responsible for kidnapping, trafficking and the deaths of many a victim. Smells like justice to me...…
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Comment #41568747
How to induce mass layoffs without needing to offer severance packages.. without telling employees this is a massive layoff without severance packages being available.. Surprise su…
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Comment #41519837
Should we just not grow robots organically then? We have the DNA structure.. why not..
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Comment #41433798
All of those are great.. but let's be honest.. they services they are replacing are way way way slicker and easier to use.
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Comment #41433787
It's all about installation.. most folks just can't be bothered to install a different OS then the one their laptop came with. I liken it to the small community of people who tune …
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Comment #40300164
Yes, because that's going to stop competitors.. it's why they didn't release code I guess. This is yet another large part of a biotech related Gutenberg moment.
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Comment #39693124
I've heard you have to have some sort of registered person do or sign of your tax returns or something ridiculous like this. Something about an entire industry of tax return specia…
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Comment #39691755
The fact that this was not a thing until recently is mind blowing to me as someone who lives in the U.K. Doing your taxes is so easy here - takes me 30 mins max, all online and the…
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Comment #39479092
If there were ever a "this is a massive bubble" flag - this headline would be it. When it starts to get silly - it is..
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Comment #35537943
Dystopia vs Utopia - fine we're aware of potential final destinations. Lots of talk on how we get to either. I wanted to take a harsher approach on changes happening in the near te…
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Comment #35374273
For those who write content or have anything living off of ad revenue... some interesting points on why Google is so stressed but also how content creators(non video or maybe all c…
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Comment #35068317
oh well, if they said as much then I'm sure it's safe - lol
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Comment #34624467
$20 a month isn't that bad for Googles alternative. I've heard Microsoft are pushing a $40 a week access to the same tool. I imagine it will be token limited though.
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Comment #34624453
This is really interesting!
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Comment #34624370
Some browser extensions make a ton of money.. Honey for example.. they got bought by Paypal.
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Comment #33621847
How do you do marketing? I built this www.anxispace.com .. and I literally cannot do marketing to save my life!
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Comment #27378977
If you can't afford to live in London - pretty normal. No one mentions the constant delays, no air-con train and tubes.. changing stations walking the rest of the way. My commute w…
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Comment #24896953
The title of the article should really be changed to something like: "How to set yourself up as the great evil that the world needs to challenge." Unlike North Korea - obliterating…
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Solution to battle “during duties” vagueness in IP contract clause in UK?
Side projects for developers and who owns the IP and copy rights to works created outside of the "course of your duties". How "course of your duties" is often(and possibly incorrec…