360walk

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by 360walk 3y ago
If TLS version support was materially affecting your client’s ability to integrate with your products’ APIs then the Product Manager should have picked this up and worked with the development team on a way to remove this friction. I can thi
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by 360walk 4y ago
I think generalists make good Product Managers. Getting a "good" understanding of all the business functions (tech, analytics, ux/design, sales, legal & regulatory etc) is fundamental to being successful in the role and n
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by 360walk 5y ago
Table 2 in Link [1] shows an incidence rate for young males of 10.69 not 2.13?
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by 360walk 5y ago
For the sake of factual accuracy, the vaccine being “completely safe” for children should be rephrased “short term side effects outweighed by risks associated with the disease; medium and long term cost/benefit unknown.”
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by 360walk 5y ago
I think it is necessary for the crashes to occur, to gather the data required to re-train the auto-pilot. We as a society need to decide whether we want to pay this cost of technological advancement.
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by 360walk 5y ago
I would guess it's because your insurance pays someone's medical bills if you hit them in the US, which can be >>> the cost of replacing a car even if it's a relatively minor injury.
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by 360walk 5y ago
R0 of an infection is the expected number of cases directly generated by one case in a population where all individuals are susceptible to infection. We are nowhere near all people in a population being susceptible to infection with the vac
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by 360walk 5y ago
As an economist, what do you think of the Amazon Antitrust Paradox? https://www.yalelawjournal.org/note/amazons-antitrust-parado... > The current framework in antitrust fails to register certain forms of anticompeti
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by 360walk 5y ago
Quoting Bertrand Russell's "Free Thought and Official Propaganda" from the 1920s: >Legal penalties are, however, in the modern world, the least of the obstacles to freedom of thoughts. The two great obstacles are economic
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by 360walk 6y ago
Regarding the question about how the vaccine could protect against severe but not mild infection, I think they answer that here: > Antibodies can prevent infection, your T cell-responses ensure that those antibodies keep doing their job
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by 360walk 6y ago
Even R>1 has a maximum in future new infections because R gradually declines over time as more people have had the disease and have some form of protection.
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by 360walk 6y ago
The "if you're using good form" is a pretty huge caveat. It's only natural for form to suffer as you try and push yourself harder, but there are not many exercises where bad form so consistently leads to such debilitatin
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by 360walk 6y ago
Here is an interesting study on NYTimes and fake news: https://www.cjr.org/analysis/fake-news-media-election-trump.... It makes the case that: 1) Adults in America saw hardly any fake news stories (on average one per p
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by 360walk 6y ago
He addresses both of those in the article: Schizophyllum: Some species have many hundreds of these ‘mating types’, and newspapers often report research into this phenomenon under headlines such as: ‘Scientists discover species with hundreds
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by 360walk 6y ago
From what I can see using a very basic understanding of superconductivity, in that patent superconductivity is achieved by: 1) Taking a wire, and mechanically inducing a wave of lattice vibrations 2) Firing a pulse of electricity down the w