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by TeeWEE 7y ago
Suppose you could implement 100% lockdown of a country (which is impossible). Yes you would contain the disease, but you would only delay an outbreak. Therefore flattening the curve enough so the health-care system can help the ill is the b
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
You are describing the Dutch policy...
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
There are not a lot of other choices. The Netherlands is doing the same as other countries but our prime minister is more fair/ open about the virus. Yes most people will get the virus anyway, anywhere. All measures are there to "
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
This is the paper submitted for review https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.03.11.987958v1 If it passesthe review stage it will probably be published in the scientific Journal Nature. Note: this is not a v
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A human monoclonal 1 antibody blocking SARS-CoV-2 infection(biorxiv.org)
209 points by TeeWEE 7y ago|90 comments
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
Cars are becoming more like apps in the future. It makes sense to me. I like the new logo.
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
if you: Deploy new versions of new services and quickly rollout the number of combinations get manageable. Making he interface of services backwards compatible, either by testing and/or by using stricter contracts like grpc (which had
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
Every heard about the testing pyramid? https://martinfowler.com/articles/practical-test-pyramid.htm... A few UI tests on top of the pyramid does help. We did move from selenium to Cypress because of flakyness in seleni
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
Solid's goal is nice but its solution ia based on RDF and semantic web. Those technologies failed to take off for a web 3.0. I dont see this going to take off either. Turtle is just another syntax for RDF because XML is too verbose....
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
Could you also react on his arguments that: - lots of companies, like apple, are stealing from non US companies. - US companies like Google and Facebook have much more personal data than huawai. The whole privacy concern regarding Huawai is
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
I don't understand satellite radio.. Ok in an airplane. But why in a car? In the Netherlands all radio is FM and its for free. Why would somebody want satellite radio... I guess there is no full country coverage of FM in USA?
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
Exceptions for control flow is bad, IF that control flow is an expected business rule. Exceptions shoudl be exceptions. And python programmers often write a whole exception class model to define all business logic rules... Really use Enum f
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
Most apps that you have installed track information, ip, carrier etc. Its called analytics. Its naive to think this app does it for evil purposes. Note: Maybe all apps shouldnt be tracking this. But this is currently how analytics in apps w
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
Indeed. What i thought. There is nothing weird with an app doing this. Just because its a doorbell app doesnt make it different?
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
Actually you mostly see Teslas in cities like Amsterdam. This year I saw a huge growth in the numbers of Model 3s on Amstrrdam streets. i would say 1 in every 15 cars is a Tesla. These are mostly cars bought under a lease contract since the
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
Most new houses in the netherlands do have an entrance hallway. Just not in Amsterdam because square meter price is too expensive. However I live in a neigbourhood with houses from 1930 in Amsterdam. All of them have a hallway of 1m.
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
We just migrated a big codebase to python 3 in about a year. It was not easy, but also not super hard with tools like futurize, and mypy. Gladly we already had mypy hints, this helped us find a lot of mistakes when (not) using bytes. Now we
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Wernher von Braun talks about space travel in 1955 in “Man and the Moon”, Dec 28(youtube.com)
2 points by TeeWEE 7y ago|0 comments
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
Ok i'm being a bit ambitious: 1. Nuclear fusion is closer to real use but not yet there 2. Due to battery capacity improvements: Drones flying humans around will be here 3. Drone packet delivery everywhere. When you look out over a cit
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
I'm working on a big python project, working with 30+ developers on it. We've added type hints in most places. And it makes it a lot easier reading other people code and seeying their intentions. Code is read a lot more often than
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
Actually i was wrong. Generative Adverserial Nets often work accross Machine Learning models...
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
What also doesnt help is that drugs is kind-a accepted in the party scene. XTC, Cocaine, in certain circles its quite normal that its used. And buying it is very easy. Also the police doesn't prioritize handling this. I heard that accr
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
Could you give more detail. A follow up article. Is GraalVM build ontop of this?
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
This is only possible if you have access to the model neural net... If you dont you cant tell the difference.
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Sharing Code Between iOS and Android(medium.com)
1 points by TeeWEE 7y ago|0 comments
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
I have really bad experiences with the generated python code here. Its not even a stub, missing typing etc. What are your experiences with openAPI. What are you using for internal microservices communication.. I'm heading towards GRPC
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
I used OpenHab2 in the past. But its quite heavy, and bulky. However it works well... What i did notice is z-wave commands where slow on the raspberry pi.. I moved to Home Assistent and i'm not moving back. I did like the more plugin-l
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
I'm curious about this chapter: "Why not a parser generator" Seemse like the way to go these days? Why write it yourselve if you can generate it from EBNF notation?
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
Seriously, leave now! While you can.
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by TeeWEE 7y ago
At my supermarket they sample people going through self-checkout. So people dont shoplift, the chance of beign caught is high.

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