Non24Throw

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by Non24Throw 7y ago
They’re overwhelmed because the media is deliberately creating mass hysteria over what would have otherwise been rightly responded to as if it were just another random cold. Everyone with the sniffles thinks they’re going to die and wants t
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by Non24Throw 7y ago
So you’re saying that all companies should have everyone work from home from October to February. That’s flu season. The flu is more transmissible, has a higher fatality rate than COVID-19, and is more dangerous for the same immunocompromis
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by Non24Throw 7y ago
I guess he better lay down, drink plenty of fluids, and have some chicken noodle soup? This whole story has become so over-the-top it’s almost comical. Every tech company falling over themselves to see who can have the “stronger response”,
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by Non24Throw 7y ago
It’s a pretty wild situation. I’ve been given offers from Google, been rejected by random web shops, and everything in between, all within the same year. The Dunning-Kruger effect is put on steroids during tech interviews. There’s this pret
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by Non24Throw 7y ago
I had a similar outlook, I thought I could only code productively during hours where other people weren’t working and I knew I wouldn’t be bothered. But I started exercising during the pilgrim days, mornings, and the habit stuck but now I d
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by Non24Throw 7y ago
What you’re describing sounds similar to me years ago Then one day I moved to a house that had no internet, and we would have to wait a month to have satellite put in, and we had no smartphones After 20+ years of just thinking I had a sleep