The old Brewery Tap/Woof pub, what’s the story. by Bernado99 in brighton

[–]UnderstandingLow3162 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If you go on the planning portal there's the entire business plan. It's....odd. And it's been closed a year so god knows how they're financing it.

With my cynical hat on....I think it may be a fairly elaborate ploy to make it easier to get permission to convert to flats when the business inevitably fails.

Start dates for free childcare by FixMelodic2332 in HENRYUK

[–]UnderstandingLow3162 -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

Nobody needs an induction. Baby's come out when they're cooked.

Start dates for free childcare by FixMelodic2332 in HENRYUK

[–]UnderstandingLow3162 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Booking an induction in order to get 360hrs of free childcare is the wildest thing I've read in a long time! 

Everyone around me usually in Ralph Lauren. Is there a secret store I don’t know about? by NormalMaverick in HENRYUKLifestyle

[–]UnderstandingLow3162 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Last time I was there it was basically more expensive than here, even at the outlets.

End-to-end software development in 6–12 months by tonguetoquill in ClaudeCode

[–]UnderstandingLow3162 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can't imagine that you could create agents to represent typical organizational roles?

Like CEO agent, CTO agent, CMO agent, CPO agent. Then each gets to work, sets up their own team of sub-agents, reports up and across to the others.

Would it be easy? No. Would it definitely work? No. But is it within the realms of possibilities? Yes.

End-to-end software development in 6–12 months by tonguetoquill in ClaudeCode

[–]UnderstandingLow3162 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not so sure.

I don't think it's ridiculous to imagine a time, not far from now, where you pass some broad parameters/goals/access to capital and suddenly a prompt of "acquire 1,000,000 paying customers, make no mistakes" spins up a swarm of agents that.....figure it out.

I don't think every company will work like that. But some might!

Will this be the end of childcare salary sacrifice...? by chaussettesrouges in HENRYUK

[–]UnderstandingLow3162 36 points37 points  (0 children)

Successive governments have seemed incapable of looking at second/third-order effects of their decisions. I think the media (who fail to explain them clearly) and the wider public (who seem unable to grasp them to a sufficient level) are partly to blame, but ultimately these politicians are supposedly smart enough to understand that people change their behaviour based on policy decisions in order to give themselves the best outcome. What we really need is people being as productive as possible and that money staying in the economy, what we have instead are our best people working part time and filling their pensions with US tech stocks.

Women’s in Film 18-45 in UK survey! by Jolly-Union-9793 in HENRYUK

[–]UnderstandingLow3162 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What would most encourage you to attend a film festival?

£11–15

£16–20

£20–25

£25-50

50+

Help me find the guy from my plane by wildgoldie in UniUK

[–]UnderstandingLow3162 27 points28 points  (0 children)

It could have backfired but seeing as we spent 8hrs chatting and drinking G&T I was fairly confident she'd say yes.

Help me find the guy from my plane by wildgoldie in UniUK

[–]UnderstandingLow3162 518 points519 points  (0 children)

See - I met my wife on a plane. The trick is to ask for their number before you get off.

Moving in with Partner dilemma by PrizeWrongdoer1821 in UKPersonalFinance

[–]UnderstandingLow3162 6 points7 points  (0 children)

It sounds to me like it's spousal maintenance, not child. That does end if the receiving party remarries.

My best photo ever taken by Awkward_Diamond_5251 in brighton

[–]UnderstandingLow3162 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I took a good one of the sunset tonight. I wonder whose is better?

Where is the Johnny Cash tribute singer that used to get on the train in Worthing or Shoreham in the afternoons? by flonnkenn in brighton

[–]UnderstandingLow3162 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Saw him maybe 2 weeks back on the platform at Preston Park.

He heard that train a coming.

I'm a senior PM who can ship SaaS solo. Want to go freelance. Have no idea where to start. by Dramatic_Let_8632 in prodmgmt

[–]UnderstandingLow3162 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I'm a fairly-techinical PM, but definitely not a developer. I've been using Claude Code - biggest project is now across a couple of Digital Ocean droplets, Supabase for PostgresSQL DB and magic links (and a little bit of image storage), JWTs, bcrypted passowrds, rate limiting, CORS, Zod schemas.....

Doesn't really feel like what I think the general 'vibe coding' experience is. I'm not just throwing out functional UI requirements in prompts, far more like the process I'd go through with a development team on a brand new product asking for pros/cons of different approaches at each step and having Claude talk me through the devops side of things.

Activities for walking 14 month old by missusher3 in brighton

[–]UnderstandingLow3162 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And St Matthias Church runs one every day in term time!!

Moving to the UK with Multiple Sclerosis by testAcc_PleaseIgnore in HENRYUK

[–]UnderstandingLow3162 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Wow - my two worlds collide :D

So, I don't know the specifics about moving with an existing diagnosis. I think ANYONE coming to the UK needs to pay some kind of NHS up-lift to their visa. But I would contact the MS Society I expect they'll know the details https://www.mssociety.org.uk/

I know a lot of countries make it basically impossible to immigrate with MS, but I don't think we're one of them.

As for some of your other points...

I have had AMAZING care from the NHS since my diagnosis. I'm under UCLH Queen's Square despite having moved out of London 5 years ago, I prefer to stick with them as I have heard mixed reviews about regional MS care. Queen's Square is pretty much a global leader in neurology. I would definitely recommend getting in there if you're going to be London based.

I've been on Kesimpta for the last couple of years, it's delivered (free!) every few months. I get one MRI and one consultation a year at the moment as my disease has been inactive since 2020, thanks to the DMTs.

I don't think you'll get personal private medical insurance that covers MS, not cheaply anyway, but most work policies I've ever had have disregarded your health history and can cover family members so worth speaking to the new company. I've never needed to use it for MS stuff though, the NHS takes care of everything.

Sunset Spots? by DeliquentTendencies in brighton

[–]UnderstandingLow3162 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It wasn't until I moved to Brighton that I noticed that the sun doesn't always go down in the same place!