Approximately 0.7% of the world’s population is drunk at any one time.
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Is Scotland that big?
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A Nurse asked me how much Alcohol I Drank. I said: “I’m a Teetotaler” She said “A What?” 🤔 I said: “I’m a Teetotaler” She said… “I don’t know what that is” 😶 Am I crazy to ASSUME everyone should know the definition of Teetotaler??
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Leaving aside the nurse not knowing the word, just answer the damn question. How much alcohol do you drink? None.
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The usage of "a" versus "an" should be based on the sound of the next syllable, rather than the first letter of the word.
What's the word/grammar hill you are absolutely dying on?
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Complicated by the fact that not everyone pronounces words the same. See: an herb (US) vs a herb (UK)
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people trivialize clothing, but clothing can be so powerful. for example, i could have owned a home by now, but i spent all my money on clothing and now im poor.
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But the fact that you can't afford a car means technically everywhere is a walkable city.
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I’m eager for the “post AI” dev world. What will software devs talk about after AI is a boring thing we all use and take for granted?
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Mostly about how hungry they are and how cold their tent is.
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If the UK MOD were to build an administration building for defence purposes they should call it the Hexagon, because it's one better than a Pentagon and that would show America who's boss.
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We went infinitely better with GCHQ.
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Got married last week and an @OpenRouter key was definitely the last thing I expected to find in a wedding card. Cool gift though!
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They seem to have put a randomly generated password above it as well.
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How do we do this "new" way of dividing?
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I don't like like as a technique to always use but I think it can be useful for getting children used to estimating. This is a technique that most of us use in our heads anyway and I'd only go for full-on long division if I needed a precise answer (and didn't have a calculator).
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Micro-frontends are the worst architecture decision a web team can make.
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They shouldn't be the default but I've worked a few places where it was the only sane way to modernize a monolithic legacy system, breaking pieces off one at a time.
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FFS. Why is it always Dewsbury?
Meanwhile in Dewsbury Market.
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Vacuum packed joy…
And now this can sit and simmer away until it’s mushy…the tadka is ready and waiting to finish it off
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I like to leave a flap at the top to write on. It makes it a lot easier to see what you've got, especially if lots of things are the same colour.
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I realised Bluey was a girl pretty early on. It took me way, way too long to realise that they were playing musical statues in the intro though.
Nephew informed me Bluey is a girl
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Alan Ritchson and Owen Wilson star in RUNNER. Only in cinemas 11th September.
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Talk about a limited release.
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People who try to lose their regional accents can't be trusted
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People who judge people based on their accent are not to be trusted. People who try and adapt their accent are just trying to get ahead.
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When I first heard Bohemian Rhapsody as a 10 year-old in the 70s, the line, 'Mama, just killed a man', annoyed me as I thought his mum had killed the man and the singer was getting blamed for it. I remember thinking she wasn't a very nice mum.
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What a pity Freddie couldn't have just added an "I" before "just killed". "Pulled my trigger" makes more sense then too, and "But now I've gone and thrown it all away", "Gotta leave you all behind and face the truth", etc (Comma visible, lyrics in last column in image)
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It bothers me more that it is "a" gun but "my" trigger.
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Being a carpenter for 30 years has made me superb at sharpening things. All Airbnb knife drawers are an abomination, so I take a diamond stone on holiday. To the people after us who experience that thing where it's as though a tomato is weirdly made of nothing: you're welcome.
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And the people who’ve sliced their finger ends off…?
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Will be thankful they are less likely to do it again now the knives are sharp.
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This was literally the most Rachel Reeves - Keir Starmer policy ever. F*cking useless 🤣
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That 'selected stores only' really sums up the measure
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That's because the kids bundle is only available in selected stores ,you carrot.
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I'm helping teams adopt AI and unfortunately a common theme is AI is helping teams create tech debt faster. Team leads are stressed out because the tech debt is piling up faster than they can resolve it. AI is like a copy machine. If anti-patterns sneak in, they proliferate.
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This is what I've seen at a couple of places. AI is basically performance testing the SDLC and finding the bottlenecks. Unsurprisingly, these bottlenecks were never the developers' typing speed.
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She’s British, it’s kind of your birthright at 13. 🤣
They made Blake try the alcoholic drinks before Smackdown 😭 Also she definitely was not drinking WKD when she was 13 😂
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Was a lass in the pub that had seemed to be there forever. After I don't know how many years, she was there, smashed as usual "it's my birthday!" "oh, happy birthd.." "I'M EIGHTEEN!" yeah, common thing to be under age boozing.
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A mate had their 18th at a pub/club we'd been going to for years. They didn't mind but asked them to change the banner to Happy 21st!
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I detest the arrogance and selfishness from this pedestrian. I'm sharing nicely, riding considerately, and I don't appreciate the attitude.
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He's a prick but that's a terrible place for a shared bike/pedestrian path.
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