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by 6nf 7y ago
If they take the dismissal they get paid out immediately and they can immediately start getting government unemployment benefits. I think?
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by 6nf 7y ago
Same thing is happening in Australian hospitals, dentists, etc etc. All elective procedures are banned to keep the hospitals empty so suddenly a lot of income is gone. Everything is closing down.
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by 6nf 7y ago
NYC is the definition of living in close quarters.
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by 6nf 7y ago
I turned 40, so they took me out the back and shot me. As is tradition.
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by 6nf 7y ago
That’s not going to happen. Google won’t say a word on this.
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by 6nf 7y ago
Sorry you are misinformed.
427.
by 6nf 7y ago
Because my car has exactly zero lines of code and it runs just fine.
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by 6nf 7y ago
I mean ... we all know a car does not need that much code
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by 6nf 7y ago
If you hate soldering with it, it's lead free
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by 6nf 7y ago
The Alchemist of course!
431.
by 6nf 7y ago
SLS is pretty slow, not sure which machine can actually print all those parts in an hour.
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by 6nf 7y ago
> If you don't need it, don't gather it. What if they need it... to make more money?
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by 6nf 7y ago
The ventilator settings they're referring to are basically 2 variables: The number of breaths per minute, and the volume of air pumped for each breath. As the patient wakes up or goes to sleep etc you may need to adjust the ventilator
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by 6nf 7y ago
I assume ventilator manufacturers are currently working overtime to expand production?
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by 6nf 7y ago
UV light might damage the mask itself. Radiation will work but that's not readily available like an autoclave or oven.
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by 6nf 7y ago
Coronavirus survived for over a week on that empty cruise ship.
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by 6nf 7y ago
Crashed my Chrome on desktop
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by 6nf 7y ago
Covid overload
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by 6nf 7y ago
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/italy/ I dont think Italy is over the hump yet
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by 6nf 7y ago
Lol there's no 3d printer that will print those in one hour.
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by 6nf 7y ago
The parts that CAN be 3d printed will never need multiple back-and-forth cycles because 3d printed accuracy is terrible compared to the tolerances required for some complex injection moulded parts. In fact using the moulding method your sur
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by 6nf 7y ago
What's the death toll with the 'shut it all down' scenario? Not much better! It's already spreading uncontained everywhere. Shutting it all down will not stop all the deaths. Not even close.
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by 6nf 7y ago
China is just lying about their numbers. Not sure you can call Italy a success just yet, their 3 biggest increases in new cases were the last 3 days.
444.
by 6nf 7y ago
What about 97% healthy people. Is that sufficient for an economy?
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by 6nf 7y ago
> lives > economy. Only one of those is a renewable resource. Not sure I follow. Are you saying the economy is not a renewable resource? Cause I'm creating a new life as we speak.
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by 6nf 7y ago
Problem is the current plan will not save 57 million people. Not even close. The mortality rate will still be 3.6% and we still expect 70% of the population to get infected. So if it was as simple as you say, then sure. Let's shut it a
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by 6nf 7y ago
This is how I see it too. We are not going to able to stop the virus, it's everywhere already. Shutting down the country may delay this a bit which is good for hospitals but terrible for everything else. The difference in death toll wo
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by 6nf 7y ago
We don't have a safety net that can feed the whole country. Some people still have to work to actually grow the food, do the distribution, and feed everyone. How is that going to happen if everyone sits at home for 2 months?
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by 6nf 7y ago
Shutting down the country destroys everything. I'm not sure it's worth it.
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by 6nf 7y ago
Yes! I've seen several machines on Youtube that's either built from this book or pretty close to that design. You could definitely make a fully automated DIY machine at home for less than $3k no problem.

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