Jails do not exist to rehabilitate prisoners, they exist to separate them from society.
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Unbiased search is impossible, so DDG should be deliberately biased?
Book is also online: https://bfnightly.bracketproductions.com/
and on Github: https://github.com/amethyst/rustrogueliketutorial
That's a press release for an unpublished paper disguised as an article.
Anything interesting that happens at a school board makes the news now because everyone there has a phone and internet. What exciting scoops do you think we're missing?
I can follow a few people on fb to get the same content that local newspapers provided. For free. Where's the downside?
Most of the article talks about post-retraction citations
Many things improve but go down in price. Can't articulate fully but it instinctively feels like a rationalisation rather than a reason.
It's basically an early bird discount.
When has that not been a marketing tactic
the idea is that the product becomes more valuable over time as a result of more features being added
I have a hard time believing that's the main motivation
As I mentioned, I, as a lone tax payer, who made less then £100k, paid more in taxes in FAANG combined in the UK.
Only true if you think companies shoulder none of the burden of VAT, income tax etc.
In reality you'd just get a situation similar to Japan.
Fair. From ~40% share of global gdp in the 60s to ~25% now
I do tend to enjoy his content more when he doesn't mention politics.
Compared to 3.5bn in free money to private operators?
Sadly London is not yet more important than the rest of the UK combined.
hung out to dry
£1.8 billion in loans/grants
NHS response to this and similar allegations
Collecting GP data - advice for the public: https://digital.nhs.uk/data-and-information/data-collections...
Prices are "criminal" but not worth you doing more than a cursory search for a cheaper ticket?
Felt similar when I learned what inverting/reversing a tree meant.
Shady as in the data is unreliable or shady as in you have an ethical disagreement?
You can. You can also create tokens that function the exact same as a password but with a customisable scope.
Easier to exercise when there's a purpose to it.
A mid-life crisis is about impending old age and death
And lack of meaning/purpose.
And how many people undergoing a mid-life crisis devote their time to architecture or mathematics?
Plenty of mature students at universities. In the series it's just asserted that people do these things. It's not explored.
snide quip
"succinct description"
As another poster asked, how would you live if you were able to choose?
I think I have more meaningful choice in this world than a human living in the culture so not an interesting question.
Sounds like a permanent mid-life crisis.
Positive outcome rates are similar whatever people’s ethnicity is. Around 25% of searches result in some action being taken.
https://fullfact.org/crime/stop-and-search-england-and-wales...
That's for London
Thank you billionaires for creating $1tn of value during these troubled times
https://github.com/microsoft/pylance-release/issues/4#issuec...
Pylance [..] is planned to be included in proprietary service offerings.