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Dan Abel

@twicezer0

I cast spells that make electrical signals do things that they didn't know they wanted to do.

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Simon Willison (@simonw) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is a legitimately fascinating leaked document, it appears to be the onboarding guide for new employees of the MrBeast YouTube production company It's 36 pages long so I published my own notes on it here simonwillison.net/2024/Sep/15/ho…

Jayce (@jblacksomething) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It’s been months and I have to be honest. I am still a little stuck on the fact that RTD called β€œSue Tech” an anagram.

John Roberts (@john_actuary) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Maybe I’m old fashioned, but I thought the idea of a pension with its tax privileges was to provide for someone in their retirement, not to be a tax planning tool for the wealthy to avoid IHT.

Jim Pickard πŸ‹ (@pickardje) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I would have probably mentioned that Dyson owns 36,000 acres of farmland in England which was previously liable for zero inheritance tax

I would have probably mentioned that Dyson owns 36,000 acres of farmland in England which was previously liable for zero inheritance tax
Jim Pickard πŸ‹ (@pickardje) 's Twitter Profile Photo

director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies Paul Johnson tells Times Radio: "I’m afraid I have absolutely no sympathy with their arguments on inheritance tax and the impact on family farms and agriculture. This is special pleading by some extremely wealthy people. Very few

David K Smith (@professor_dave) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's timely to highlight the life & work of computer scientist Lynn Conway. In the late 1960s, she transitioned from male to female and was sacked by IBM as a result. For some years, she went underground and, for the rest of her career, worked as a woman - herstory unknown.

It's timely to highlight the life & work of computer scientist Lynn Conway.
In the late 1960s, she transitioned from male to female and was sacked by IBM as a result. For some years, she went underground and, for the rest of her career, worked as a woman - herstory unknown.
Tom Bacon (@tomabacon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Want to get a sense of how things are getting worse? According to property consultants Strutt & Parker, non-farmers were responsible for less than a third of farmland purchases in 2010... but this had risen to 56% by last year. /8