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Clickbait title, but it boils down to

"In fact there are only two things universities need to change to be perfect at preparing founders: they need to make students feel that starting a startup is something they can do, and they need to encourage them to work on their own projects."

Bloody Sadiq Kahn and his militant sharia ulez improving the health of forriners. /s

Rtfa. "Stunned" is the actual word the scientist used.

You could replace your regular fender/mudguard with an "ass-saver" type that sticks out parallel to the ground.

But in any case wet tyres would have a negative impact on the ability of this device to efficiently drive the tyre.

It's called a shower.

Multiple PMs since Cameron. In fact the last PM to win a GE and see out a whole term was Tony Blair. (Cameron's first term was a coalition - even in the midst of a deeply unpopular PM and a financial crises he failed to win a parliamentary majority).

The instability means paralysis. No-one believes any policy will last the 5 years+ it needs to be implemented, so very little happens.

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It's not a cookies banner. It's a request to harvest your data and share it with third parties for purposes that are not required for the service you're offering.

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They know what they're doing. The next administration will give them 1.2bn to start deploying offshore wind. Money for nothing!

(b Box[T]) Map[U any](f func(T) U) Box[U] _is_ for the Arts and Humanities.

Unless you're writing assembler in vim you're not STEM.

It's not nerdism, it's just a general infantilism. It suits anyone with power as the plebs now don't have the ability to reason about policy when they're infinitely doom-scrolling 15 second cat videos.

Isn't this just VHS v Betamax again?

Tell me you weren't around during the dot com boom without etc, etc.

The benefit is neither here nor there - it's whether the borrowed money will ever be repaid on the lenders' terms.

First commit was only one month ago, so it's sure gained some traction...

It's not really a counterpoint when it's addressed in the article.

"The biggest pushback I hear from writers is: “But my website doesn’t have an audience! Substack does.”

But you don’t have to completely abandon social media or platforms like Substack to protect your autonomy (personally, I prefer the word sovereignty but it does sound a tad dramatic)."

Just sociopaths doing sociopath things. Bugger civilization.

Is it too late to pivot to Blockchain? https://www.cnbc.com/2017/12/21/long-island-iced-tea-micro-c...

So? Their business model requires building on the labor of others for free. Isn't that how it works?

Missing all of the "moorish" forts in Andalusia...

Peak HN comment. Barely anyone knows what a "domain" is, no-one knows what DNS is. Very few people would even know what questions to ask AI.

For the vast majority of human existence 'dupe culture' was the norm.

So far this is just a tiny 200 year abberation.

The invisible hand of the market will rectify this of course. Nothing to see here.

It's curious the number of people here who can't link these two things.

New here? This is the best place to find Dunning Kruger in the wild!

Code is a liability, not an asset.

I guess the (war?) elephant in the room is that written history as something that attempts to record a somewht balanced, comprehensive account of an event is a modern, western, anomaly.

Invisibility is in the eye of the (un?)beholder.

I've used vim for decades. Tried using Sublime about 10? years ago. It just got in the way.

It's more aligned with Baudrillard's concept of Hyperreality, than that I think.

Won't somebody think of the poor people's kids?!

Seriously though, it's great they're going to donate all this compute & tokens to the poor (who by definition can't afford to pay for it).

And that is the correct response to tedious contrarinism. Thank you!