Managed to get the tower of london, an underground sign, a red bus and a pigeon, definitely in London now.
Without Pity
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Keep your mind in hell and despair not | mutual aid | cyborg ecology | communism | he/him/his
Also pros, they're now playing the manics and I've got my early copy of Jay Owens Dust from the Edinburgh book festival (its good so far!)
I should probably move, but I've sat down now, so I'm just going to stay at a 15° angle.
On the recommendation of @piombo I've gone for a pint at the minories. Pros: trains going right over us, beer garden with some nice sycamores(?). Cons: not great beer selection, a load of pumps were off, and my chair's right above the tree's roots, so I'm on a weird slope.
Has anyone applied for (and got) funding from the Lipman-Miliband trust before? Or do you know anyone who has. Looking for some advice on an application.
You might think Matt Yglesias has made an incredibly bad point, that shows a poor grasp of even the problem, let alone a solution, but actually that just proves he's right.
Catching up on @[email protected] on @[email protected] from the end of last year. Really recommend it.
https://techwontsave.us/episode/146_tech_billionaires_are_coming_for_workers_w_wendy_liu
Tech Billionaires Are Coming for Workers w/ Wendy Liu - Tech Won’t Save Us
After the 2010 boom times, increasingly radicalized CEOs and venture capitalists are pushing back on the expectations of workers. Wendy Liu discusses the material and ideological shifts happening in tech, and where things may be headed.
LRT: Greg Smith says strikes caused people to switch away from rail to cars or buses, but gives the evidence that retail was down during strikes.
Surely that means people *didn't* switch, they just stayed at home?
Met some great fish at Bristol aquarium today. Think this guy's a dog faced puffer fish.
Bonding with a random on the train home over Andrew Tate getting arrested, "are you guys talking about what I think you are?"