Jommi

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by Jommi 7y ago
Not to mention the social stigma if the 1st attempt goes wrong, potentially reducing people's inclination to get the vaccine.
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by Jommi 7y ago
You're maybe right on the directional shift, but the adsense revenue is still an order of magnitude higher.
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by Jommi 7y ago
Yep, many strong companies in competitive niches have become new leaders of the pack when they have combined a financially privileged position with marketing spend in times when others are cutting back.
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by Jommi 7y ago
It seems to all fit together but I would not be too hasty in proclaiming the actual heat to be the affecting factor. Colder place will naturally be more densely populated for example.
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by Jommi 7y ago
I'm still unsure how and if this is really even true nowadays. We have been doing programmatic ads for ages. We should be over this.
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by Jommi 7y ago
You can Google this stuff man. It's quite complicated.
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by Jommi 7y ago
Oh definitely, and especially now with the unemployment benefits cap being nearly 4kUSD/month the decision is even easier.
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by Jommi 7y ago
>The startup’s teams in the U.S. are most impacted by the furloughs, according to a person familiar with the matter. In a statement, Oyo confirmed the furloughs and added that India, its home market, was not impacted This is something Is
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by Jommi 7y ago
Umm, you should check that thought. The architecture of the main consoles before ps4 and Xbone were insanely different. This is coming from folks in the industry. The reason they were locking down studios is exactly because of the hard road
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by Jommi 7y ago
Hard to make this decisions in smaller contacts when you are potentially endanger real patients needing care right now Vs future "less dead" estimations.
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by Jommi 7y ago
I think one of the biggest not-talked-about factors that has contributed to Nintendo's and Switch's success has been the amount of exclusives, especially in modern times. Looking at the PS4 and XBOX debate, going forward the archi
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by Jommi 7y ago
So then that means that likely immunization duration will be long and vaccine cycle less dense? That's positive isn't it?
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by Jommi 7y ago
however, evolution theory is on our side. With the virus going through mutations it will end being less deadly as time goes on )as a general rule=. It makes sense: Deadlier versions of the virus die away when they kill their host. Healthy m
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by Jommi 7y ago
Source? Would love to see that data!
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by Jommi 7y ago
You are vastly overestimating the human capacity for seeking comfort and getting back to normal.
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by Jommi 7y ago
Not sure where capital is being destroyed here. Someone gets great machines for half price. Someone gets paid to remove the equipment from the store.
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by Jommi 7y ago
Why wont they open again? People will still need clothes. Im not sure what has changed?
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by Jommi 7y ago
Why would you think habits will change because of this?
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by Jommi 7y ago
This just means that so far we have not identified it as a significant vector. Not that it's not physically possible.
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by Jommi 7y ago
Yes, this is very important. But one should not forget also the avg. hospitalization time (which will go down once we have clear procedures for treating COVID in different stage)
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by Jommi 7y ago
In the end, yes deaths are most important, but in order to make temporal decisions that affect that number, we need infection-related data first.
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by Jommi 7y ago
It's one of the most reliable metrics we have, and a lot better than just tests or just confirmed cases. After you have this info, you can compare the rates to what kind of testing policies the areas have, and make some initial conclus
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by Jommi 7y ago
Where is the most important metric? Daily tested vs tested positive stats.
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by Jommi 7y ago
How exactly did Finland handle this badly? It's looking pretty good I think.
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by Jommi 7y ago
This does not dispute what the OP said. If you've lived in Sweden for the majority of your live you can't really realize the gathering/social culture that some other societ s might have. E.g. Italy common to spend lots of tim
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by Jommi 7y ago
Please search Google salaries on papers regarding executive compensation. The pay they are receiving is usually economically sound and integral for the whole system working. It's very hard defend the argument "CEO pay represents a
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by Jommi 7y ago
Any sources/links indicating that the numbers are VASTLY different than communicated on the news?
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by Jommi 7y ago
I really dislike seeing comments like this on HN, just utter lack of foresight into just the basics of economics or even just commenting. What "companies" are you talking about? What does CEO pay have to do with the subject at han
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by Jommi 7y ago
Definitely not common.
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by Jommi 7y ago
Is there a country where this is not the case?

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