Stannary

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   by Stannary 6y ago

   EU made a deal with AZ back in August when AZ still didn't have a ready vaccine. That is why EU pays vaccine at $2.15. Later, UK and US agreed to buy AZ vaccine and are paying 3$ and 4$. https://www.bmj.com/content&#x2F
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   by Stannary 6y ago

   A this is a lie as well: https://www.bmj.com/content/372/bmj.n281 "The Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine is much cheaper, although neither the UK nor the US can match the EU’s $2.15 deal: they are expecting to pay a
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   by Stannary 6y ago

   https://observer.com/2020/11/covid19-vaccine-price-pfizer-mo... On Monday, AstraZeneca said it will provide vaccines at cost “in perpetuity” to low- and middle-income countries in the developing world. Do any of t
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   by Stannary 6y ago

   Usually languages come with their own ecosystems. I am a C++ developer and I did some Java programming and C# programming. From my little experience both Java and C# look the same too me, I consider them like a different dialects of the sam
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   by Stannary 6y ago

   EU used its negotiating power to drive the price of covid vaccine down, and now producers are ignoring "low profit" EU contracts and selling vaccines to highest bidder.