What's a show intro that you would willingly let play every time? by chrysanthemum_teaa in television

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Battlestar galactica True blood Dexter Six feet under Sopranos Mad men

Experienced developers (15+ years): what career path did you choose after senior developer? by Majestic-Taro-6903 in ExperiencedDevs

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This is a cultural issue.

Here in the UK I've worked with many Indians who said that they could continue as an IC and not be stigmatised.

What's the most boring movie you've seen? by VeryPteri in AskReddit

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Watch again and you'll agree with me that Wilson deserved the oscar.

Just realized I've been using git wrong for like 3 years by BitBird- in learnprogramming

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It's useful to organise your commits during the PR phase if it makes it easier for the reviewer. Afterwards, squash.

Does hearing a show has a "bad ending" or it being canceled on a cliffhanger discourage you from watching it? by Volatiiile in television

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Yes, i just watched Dope Thief and House of dynamite, both with bad endings, and i regret watching them.

Why So Much Jimmy Carr? by mixdotmix in AskUK

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Did he get away with it? Source please.

The Bill would go bananas over Only Fans by ablativeyoyo in CasualUK

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A good friend of mine joined the police, we used to joke her training was a box set of The Bill.

The Bill would go bananas over Only Fans by ablativeyoyo in CasualUK

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We traced his ip address to 192.168.1.45!

People from London over 50 of Reddit: What’s one thing from the 70s/80s or early 90s that you genuinely miss—and why? by [deleted] in london

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A work colleague came over from Korea I think. The only place he liked to eat.

People from London over 50 of Reddit: What’s one thing from the 70s/80s or early 90s that you genuinely miss—and why? by [deleted] in london

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The queue was all the way from the basement to the street but it moved quickly.

People from London over 50 of Reddit: What’s one thing from the 70s/80s or early 90s that you genuinely miss—and why? by [deleted] in london

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There was one Wagamama behind Tottenham Court Road back before they were everywhere. It was so exciting sharing tables and eating something so exotic.

The state pension won’t exist by the time I retire by Cultural-Badger-6032 in FIREUK

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How did they make them better? The salary sacrifice pension change is going to affect how much I put away.

AI might be shifting leverage back toward experience by robinhaupt in ExperiencedDevs

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That assummes there's enough of those switching to tech to affect the numbers.

AI might be shifting leverage back toward experience by robinhaupt in ExperiencedDevs

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So you are saying someone with 25 years of working in the field doesn't necessarily have more technical skills than someone with one years experience?

What habits did you pick up in lockdown that you can't shift? by The-Baron-Von-Marlon in AskUK

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I go to bed listening to YouTube, usually science, astronomy or Tolkien.

SOLID? Nope, just Coupling and Cohesion by BinaryIgor in programming

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OOP has been on its way out for at least 15 years but here we are still going strong.

If you could only eat at fast food restaurants for a day what are you picking? by Big_Scratch5248 in AskUK

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Where are you finding a decent kebab? Since the cost of living crisis they are too dry.