Lordarminius

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by Lordarminius 6y ago
I DON'T WANT IT.
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by Lordarminius 6y ago
@axegon Why do you hate Ubuntu ?
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
Look up the symptoms of lassa fever. It could not possibly be confused for anything else. Besides, it occurs in specific locales.
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
What's the relationship between Lassa fever and covid-19 ?
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
1. Age is not the main factor at play here. While the median age is lower than Italy's there are still a lot of elderly people in Nigeria. On an age and population adjusted basis, Nigeria has nowhere near the number of cases and deaths
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
@danieltillett I could quickly put together a team focused on southern Nigeria and Ghana to find through word of mouth, medical records, contact tracing lists and social media, people who have experienced covid-19 symptoms and are likely t
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
>What we really want is a strain that has infected a whole lot of people and all of them have had a mild case How about 10 to 50 million ? I live in Nigeria. Between December and late February, many people in Nigeria and Ghana report exp
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
Just to add a point to the parent comment: passion is a spark you fuel with CASH (and other incentives) to burn brightly, if at all. Also, if your guy can get the job done in 3 days whats the issue ? I'd interpret that to mean you hire
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
This underlines the observation that internal combustion engine is officially dead. It's just waiting to be buried.
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
When the retaliation comes, more Americans are going to need 'dem' electric cars. In any case, Souleimans' value was not only military. He was a formidable politician as well. His achievements far outstripped that of the US a
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
>every town has a junkyard or two that buys junked cars for a pittance.... This guy became a billionaire doing the same thing as other guys in 'every town'. I think that's the point
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
Don't really see your point.
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
AI can make decisions, create deep fakes, and now, clone voices. It may be that the next big business opportunity lies in creating 'anti-AI' technology just as it did with antiviruses in the 90's and 2000's
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
Here are two problems I have noticed with brave-browser : The layout is great on widescreen monitors but breaks on my 15'' laptop. Sites like YouTube render as a garish mess of incongruously placed whitespace. This is a major issu
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Apple has made it difficult to use web-based technology on its platforms(onezero.medium.com)
509 points by Lordarminius 7y ago|363 comments
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
I'm stealing it :)
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
Correction : * How would you differentiate between sales and marketing
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
Just curious because I've come across differing definitions of this. How would you define the differentiate between sales and marketing ?
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
> Some things get sold to the CEO, other things can’t be because the people downstream have another agenda. This describes why the vast majority of sales pitches for relatively good products fail. In many companies the agenda of the cl
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
You still have an opportunity buy at $8.5K and sell at $85K
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
It's very difficult to get young people to deeply understand this. I wish I had when I was younger.
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
> Also, there isn't a single cryptocurrency today that can't be tracked, even ones like Monero. Look up PirateChain.
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
> You don't have to take anything orally to treat dehydration. A bath or shower can help with hydration at times when she can't stand to take anything orally. Dehydration isn't always as simple as a lack of fluids. It can
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
Different classes of anti-tumor drugs employ different mechanisms; some more than one.
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
A line from a passage I remember reading as a medical student, has stuck with me after a decade and a half. It described anticancer therapies as having the effect of "... poisoning patients to the edge of their existence..." It is
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
At what point did the world adopt the standard that all private communication is government business ?
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
But does this scale ? People seeking to launder money reckon in large sums.
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
Paywall
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
Why not ask Dang or other moderators directly ? They will give you an answer or direct you to someone who will.
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by Lordarminius 7y ago
I'd be interested in knowing what areas you found Rails lacking. Care to elaborate ?

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