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simplesleeper

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    Comment #25404701

    30mph changing to 20mph makes a huge difference to journey time... And london drivers hate it to the point most of them ignore it.

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    Comment #24781718

    Doesn't work on mobile :(

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    Comment #24253677

    In the UK, I've helped run some of the ninja bookshop crawls. There are usually guided routes that take you through independent bookshops - they are always interesting and great fo…

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    Comment #24018500

    what is stopping you from buying and reading books on cryptography, number theory, security protocols etc?

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    Comment #24018480

    why couldn't you? of course you can

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    Comment #22897715

    This is just the age old question of nominalism vs realism

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    Comment #22800934

    https://www.michalpaszkiewicz.co.uk/blog/ I have worked in transport for over 5 years in software and have read most of the technical books in the internal London Underground libra…

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    Comment #22332981

    If you try driving in Italy like you do in the UK, people will use their horn. Then you will understand.

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    Comment #22032446

    That's what organisational transformations are for

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    Comment #21880707

    Not true at all. If you have tech skills, you will never run out of job opportunities in the UK

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    Comment #21880682

    have some compassion and screw the rules

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    Comment #21877575

    Britain runs 20% of Europe's rail journeys. It has the least accidents and deaths of passengers and staff. It is considered the most improved rail network year on year since 1997. …

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    Comment #21856882

    I work for Transport for London and I advise people to use citymapper rather than the official TfL tools.

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    Comment #21588413

    An alternative take here: https://www.michalpaszkiewicz.co.uk/blog/reviewnapocs/index....

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    Comment #21562464

    While more infrastructure will indeed just create new wardrop equilibriums (and potentially sometimes make things worse - see Braess' paradox), banning cars is also a bad idea. Fra…

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    Comment #21560106

    WebAssembly?

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    Comment #21352349

    I wrote a post that explains this as well, including a playable game with cards (uses js) https://www.michalpaszkiewicz.co.uk/blog/montyhallexplained/...

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    Comment #20865355

    1. Has no support from central london residents and 2. Sadiq Khan has already tried to Pedestrianise Oxford Street, but was blocked by parliament. 3. There are cycle lanes and cycl…

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    Comment #20864990

    They certainly get different results - but as I said, I don't know the intricacies of their system

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    Comment #20864929

    Agreed - I've had similar issues when renting a big van - I was directed through streets where I didn't comply with width restrictions

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    Comment #20864766

    I don't know what happens under their hood, but I know for sure they source some data from third parties. Makes sense to, considering TfL provides a lot of data - e.g. live bus tim…

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    Comment #20864178

    Transport for London Tech Lead here. In London, we have been collaborating with google waze - we provide them with information at the local level. Streets that waze should not use …

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    Comment #20549995

    For Polish speakers, I highly recommend this book: https://www.ccpress.pl/produkt/Dowody_ontologiczne._W_900._r... It has multiple formalisations of both Anselm's and Gaunilo's arg…

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    Comment #20493850

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    Comment #20487601

    For those who enjoy Wittgenstein, I highly recommend the works of one his greatest students - Elizabeth Anscombe. Possibly one of the most prominent women philosophers of all time.…