Nanana909

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by Nanana909 3y ago
Those interested in seeing funding devoted towards the study of this would do well do steer away from the political COVID branding. And if that’s too hard, call it “post COVID disease” or something.
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by Nanana909 3y ago
Your first article: > Lingering prenatal effects So not “long influenza”. “Lingering effects of influenza”, which I stated obviously can exist. Would you associate the words “long marriage” with “lingering effects of marriage”? Not a si
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by Nanana909 3y ago
> Long COVID is broadly defined as signs, symptoms, and conditions that continue or develop after initial COVID-19 infection. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/long-term-effects/... Emphasis on “Co
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by Nanana909 3y ago
> With both RSV and influenza, infection as a baby or toddler seems to increase the likelihood of asthma in later life. Do we talk about asthma? I think this reinforces my point succinctly. It’s not “extended RSV” or “persistent influenz
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by Nanana909 3y ago
Wasn’t COVID a virus? So it seems like we already have a word to describe this? post-viral fatigue
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by Nanana909 3y ago
99.999% of the population, including those who claim they have long COVID, do not know the words “persistent spike proteins” or “post COVID sequelae”. Therefore I assert you are incorrect, “long COVID” implies a “long case of COVID”. Simila
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by Nanana909 3y ago
> For COVID to cause severe illness in a few % -- enough to kill in rare cases -- but to not cause permanent lung or heart or kidney damage etc. in some significant percent who got very sick is implausible, even incoherent with all other
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by Nanana909 3y ago
Yes. There’s also a slightly different version of it it blink shell, which packages a web version of vscode as well. In general this one performs a little better imo and has integrations with local filesystems I do web dev casually with it
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by Nanana909 3y ago
The Magic Keyboard is so nice, what do you mean? It feels nicer than most laptop keyboards
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by Nanana909 3y ago
Does the alternative exist - being uninformed and eager to criticize power? How are we meant to differentiate the two? I think one way is to note that this post was about being inaccurately charged with a felony - not about cops. The reques
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by Nanana909 3y ago
Then some statistics shouldn’t be hard to find. I can’t find anything stating this is “very common”. I guess as a rough metric for “very common” let’s say on a similar level to heart attacks. Quite rare still but common enough that you coul
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by Nanana909 3y ago
Third option: People who own a computer but prefer the iPad form factor, (taller aspect ratio is nice for code), and like having a portable 120Hz whiteboard, and arent afraid of operating said computer remotely via the iPad.
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by Nanana909 3y ago
What crime is it for the NSA/CIA, who are explicitly tasked by the government with gathering intelligence on foreign agencies, to hack say Mullwad, a Swedish entity? That’s like saying it’s a murder for the police to shoot someone who
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by Nanana909 3y ago
Is it that wild? There are a few questions we have to ask 1. Do these agencies have the motivation to do the above? I think the answer here is an obvious yes to everyone 2. Do these agencies have the technical ability to hack the VPNs, the
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by Nanana909 3y ago
Why pay for a whole month though? Depending on your work, spin it up and down as needed. If you're just building a binary you only need it up for minutes or seconds. Been on my mind lately. Lot more sandboxing too. And if you want to b
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by Nanana909 3y ago
I am consideirng going pure ipad + ssh an AWS instance as a dev environment. i already just use ipad + ssh local machine. would have as much automation as possible to spin things up/down when developing. I don't know how I'd
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by Nanana909 3y ago
i love orbstack, like actually love it to the point where now i have to complain about its issues a lot, because i cant use anything else still has a lot of things to imrpove on in general, which are annoying when you encounter them sudden
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by Nanana909 3y ago
I think you're looking for too much out of a versioning scheme. If you're seeing 1.2.3 -> 2.2.3, updates, i..e the dev is saying THIS 100% BREAKS SOMETHING IN MY OPINION, and you just do your normal set of analysis and walk awa
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by Nanana909 3y ago
The EU is also vast with huge variations. I think it’s a general, average comparison.
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by Nanana909 3y ago
> the project seemed like it was led by woke people that pushed politics into the programming space which imo is completely unnecessary You’re not wrong, to a degree, but avoiding the language because of this is exactly the wrong take. I
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by Nanana909 3y ago
It seemed quite pretentious and dismissive to me too. Sorry, didn’t intend to imply I agreed fully with the quote. But there is a deeper point which is part of our root comment: is it a genuine effort or a negotiation tactic?
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by Nanana909 3y ago
I agree with you on the “realities of long term software development”. But I think I believe there is a fundamental difference between the standard realities on a successful enterprise project and the language itself . That is, the latter
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by Nanana909 3y ago
Agree on all points. Something needs to change in the Rust foundation fundamentally. But as far as forks go this one seems quite low effort. Does the tactic work if the other side knows what you’re doing? From Ashley Williams, former foundi
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by Nanana909 3y ago
Oh no, is this a new variant?!
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by Nanana909 3y ago
> then why am I being asked to bail out a generation's college loans? Wouldn't that fit perfectly with the comment you're responding to? Because the money is there. In fact I'd expect us to be bailing people out as we
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by Nanana909 3y ago
To me, the authors opening remark seems misleading at best. But of course criticisms of capitalism must begin by ignoring their hypotheses under a different or past regime: > One of the most salient archetypes of our current period is ca
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by Nanana909 3y ago
> If it's because of China, then ban TikTok and subsidize a competitor app - but be serious about it. Be ready to spend hundreds of ..... Domestic competitors have already published their equivalents though, no subsidied required. I
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by Nanana909 3y ago
IMO this sounds a bit more like an argument for banning the "vast majority" of VPN apps on the Google/App stores apparently re-routing all traffic to enemies (though I'm skeptical) and less of an argument as to whether
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by Nanana909 3y ago
I responded in detail him about, but honestly I can't think of many that answer your qiestion. It's amost always the opposite. A I like to present this as stereotypical example of the types of differences you find the two, IMO. Ge
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by Nanana909 3y ago
Any examples? I've found Julia far easier for simple things than python. Most modern problems are mathematical and nature and I think it's pretty objective that julia looks closer to the mathematics. ----Some tests of very simpl

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