SuperBiasedMan

It's hard to draw the line, but it matters whether the answers you get can be valuable and applicable or just "I think you should do X"

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Not yet, I was more intrigued.

@IͶΔ o/

Also hi everyone else!

Couldn't see if you linked it in chat.

@IͶΔ Hey! What did you disagree with?

In my university they did explicitly own my final film project, but the document that said this also said that the only right the college could exercise with this ownership was to force me to include the college's logo as a credit. So the OP should certainly check the conditions for their case.

Ah yeah. They can definitely be done wrong, I thought you just meant that they shouldn't happen at all or something.

@Quill Are cross site dupes frowned upon? I've heard the opposite generally. As long as the question actually does fit both site's topics.

I hate not having 2k on other sites. Editing is so handy when it's done freely

Were you doing that recently Pimgd? I got 4 random upvotes on old-ish answers a ferw days ago (this was after I hit 10k so it wasn't related to that)

Yeah, it's like missing out on hidden knowledge.

@200_success And thanks! Can finally see deleted posts again. :P

Monking all

Thanks janos!

It works, just was confusing what the point of it was at girst.

Also hello all, not been on in a while.

@Quill No problem, often it seems like people think the string.formatsuggestion is arbitrary when they get reviews so I like to make it clear.

I've only used it to find people stealing art

I forget that's a thing.

Ah

What makes you sure that's not them?

That was such a weird question. And also, of all languages... why Java?

@DanPantry You should get http://danpantrynise.me

Monking

Oh that's weird. I didn't know that.

(non or new)

So I think it's in the interest of readability for non programmers that they just use 1 as a base

In lua arrays are basically just hashmaps I think. You can arbitrarily assign any key values you want.

I meant I thought it was the same system in the UK as here, where a freelancer is a sole trader.

Yeah plus independent contractor lack protections that an actual employee has

Oh weird. I assumed it was the same as over here. Here a contractor/freelancer is basically a sole trader. You have to still do your own taxes, though the government can do the actual calculations as long as you provide receipts and fill out the form.

@DanPantry It's bizarre to have that enshrined in law. If anything the law is only worth being on the US end. But I suppose there are stranger laws.

@DanPantry You have to? Like, they can't negotiate a contract where it's up to you?

Yeah. I did freelance art for a while, you get some serious budgeting issues from people who don't really value your work but want it done.

Yeah you lose a lot of benefits that being salaried provide, and the company saves money on that.

Ah, yeah that makes sense.

London is surely not an average tho?

Just discovered a file sitting in an old development folder that's called Unreliable Script (it's empty)

Monking folks

Oh well our irish teacher was fluent, just our class wasn't haha

@DanPantry Quite. I don't know about welsh either, but they teach irish very poorly here. The curriculum works as if people are already somewhat fluent, and the class ends up being about studying poems and short stories more than actual language learning.

That sounds like me having to learn Irish, everyone has to (except exemptions like foreign students). And my school also got everyone to learn French, just cause most universities expect you to have done a foreign language

I like this answer. It may clear up ambiguity to add the correct form of the sentence at the end, so it's clear what the sentence should be.

@aroth that also sounds true. I'm just saying that wilfully disregarding someone's wishes is generally not good, and definitely if they're your employer

@deed02392 The OP did something wrong by knowingly circumventing the wishes of their employer. The OP had good intentions but they know they shouldn't have done this and that their employer wouldn't be pleased with it. The concept of working from home is fine, by flouting the wishes of the company paying you is another matter.