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Dr David Hunt

@atypicaldavid.online

Director of Digital, Data and Technology @ Royal College of Anaesthetists | BIMA 100 | PhD Applied Mathematics Not terribly active on Bluesky. Go play word-y.com

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Dr David Hunt @atypicaldavid.online · 21/01/2025

But wait! They've updated it, because they forgot to also blame second-hand lorry purchasers for lack of growth.

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That means scrapping the need for people to queue at the local council to register the death of a loved one, and doing away with the need to post an advert in your local paper if you want to buy a lorry -- getting in the way of growth.

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Dr David Hunt @atypicaldavid.online · 21/01/2025

Very welcome indeed. Although this bit makes it sound like bereaved queuers have been getting in the way of growth.

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It will do away with insensitive and antiquated processes that have been holding this country back for too long. That means scrapping the need for people to queue at the local council to register the death of a loved one -- getting in the way of growth.

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Dr David Hunt @atypicaldavid.online · 21/11/2024

Being a non-runner, I'm not sure what a technical hill is, nor your definition of "around London", but these steps in Leigh-on-Sea are popular with runners and scenes-from-Rocky re-enactment societies alike.

A steep and very long set of concrete steps viewed from the bottom. They disappear into the distance, emphasising just how long and steep they are. There are railings on either side, with a tall fir tree dominating the scene about halfway up. The sky is blue, it looks like it was a nice warm sunny day.

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Dr David Hunt @atypicaldavid.online · 19/11/2024

We are here for you but don't you dare reply to us.

Screenshot of the top of an email to me from Essex & Suffolk Water. The subject line reads, "We are here for you this winter... [NO REPLY]".

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Dr David Hunt @atypicaldavid.online · 02/09/2024

I had high hopes of my first ever Bluesky post somehow poetically mirroring my first ever tweet, so eagerly delved back into my now-dormant account to discover what pearls of wisdom I leapt onto the scene with. To quote the Man in Black: get used to disappointment.

Screenshot of my first tweet, from 20 January 2012, 6.16pm: "Saw more diamonds that I've ever seen in one place today at the V&A Museum #GetSherlock"

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