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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
https://www.livemint.com/news/world/coronavirus-lurking-in-f... “The initial focus of case detection was on patients with pneumonia, but we now understand that some patients can present with gastrointestinal sympt
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
And... you have Wuhan v2...
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
Forget the local content, but follow the links and make your decisions with those additional resources - discard them or not. Even a click-bate site can have links that help dis/prove a hypothesis.
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
The key word is "could", but even in a optimistic view, this never happened before. In all State's where surveillance was increased to improve law abidance, the long term effect, albeit with some crime reduction, was an opp
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
except when you already have people in the community who often have vested much of their life in said community. Then, the rules change and they are suddenly outcast and separated from their life's work.
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
This is significantly off for at least Amazon/AWS & MSFT. I know Amazon employees often get AMZN shares as bonuses ranging from single to triple digits. Current AMZN share is at 1864.72USD. It is not unheard of for an L4 to get 5 t
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
The pop-up basically says that there is limited heat in the museum and will reopen 2020-01-15. Because of inconvenience, they will give free access to the exhibitions and some coffee at the end of the exhibit visit. They also extending th
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
I think a portion of haters are post-fanboys. That is, at some time there was an experience where the fanboy could no longer deal internally with failures of their obsession, they flipped and gone hater. Sort of like borderline painting bla
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
And, the narrator, in the video at 5:49, calls it 240 hectares, which is 593.0524 acres.
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
Are there any studies on the ethical and moral presumptions in taking miscreants' money? Is it required to shun miscreants? Is it an approval of miscreant actions if the money is taken? Is it that the miscreant may come back and say &q
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
Interesting, but would need some disclosure and explanation. All the links are affiliate links. In several instances although Amazon would display "by <vendor>" the website returns "Sold By: 3rd Party", and an affi
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
Where is the BEEF? Any surgeon or occupational therapist can talk about fascia for hours. There is nothing new in this article that has not been known for decades if not centuries. (search Scholar pre-1700 and there are plenty talking abou
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
I do not understand all of a sudden everyone is freaking out about the Federal Register Entity List. The list grew significantly way more in the past than recently. Why the sudden interest, weeping and gnashing of teeth?
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
This is the type of work clouds were born out of. Have you considered using any of the large cloud providers?
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
> Unfortunately, the vast majority of people do not have the skills to handle this. I would suggest that this is change, not a norm in the last few decades. So, unfortunately, the vast majority of people no longer have the skills to ha
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
Mark Hume McCormack. There is no one else to read when it comes to market entry. He invented an entire industry. He moved from sector to sector with ease. At a very high level: He started sports representation with golf; then moved into te
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
recently, seems, many, a lot of, very, completely, appears, most, far more likely, huge, could, some, may... so that's -13 for weaseling +1 doi link provided +1 doi points to the actual article
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
Reading the "How to Register to Vote" indicates otherwise. sosmt.gov/elections/vote/#how-to-register-to-vote Specifically "You will need to provide a residence address or specific geographic location informati
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
To me, from the perspective of submissions and comments, it appears that the ability to down-vote is relegated to those that the existing community who approves. If one's world-view, sentiment, and such does not agree with the existing
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
The higher education cost rose way faster than inflation, with nearly no return, and no accountability. [1-4] The Federal guaranteed student loans are a nightmare. Academia knows that she will get paid, no matter what. They raise the prices
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
You might be right. Just sad all around. I have a soft, fuzzy spot for bumblebees, in general, for Corbiculate bees. There are just so many pleasant little buggers.
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
Studies always tout honeybee population decline. First, honeybees (apis mellifera) are non-native to North America. As beekeeping history buff (my appeal to auth), the decline in my (unpopular) opinion is little to do with pesticides. It h
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
This is nearly identical attitude of the younger generation, no matter how far we go back. :D I _do_ agree that the US Congress could use term limits.
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
I want to say thank you for all the "youngsters'" posts. As someone who been in the industry for over four decades, I do get lost in some of the newfangled things. Turns out, most of the time it is a language change, not a d
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
why do you think privacy is dead? Where I travel, (digital and otherwise) privacy is quite alive and well. (This is definitely outside of highly populated first-world cities.)
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
I am not sure I agree with you on this. Although the Senate indeed has two per State, the House seats is by population. Correct me if I am wrong, but the US House the exclusive power to "initiate revenue bills, impeach federal official
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
this is a good reference.
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
TL;DR An industry's last attempt at relevance, just before its departure might be bad, but do we really care? The title sounds like click-bate, implying a near-monopoly that will be devastating. Yet, the subtitle clears this up real q
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
You can have your (very) low power LTE base station. Bandwidths ie radio spectrum frequency allocations, including LTE are licensed/managed by respective governments. Carriers pay these governing entities for use of the bandwidth for a
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by WaitWaitWha 7y ago
um... "The California-based company said net loss widened to $6.6 million in the three months ended March 30, from $5.7 million a year earlier. First-quarter net revenue came in at $40.2 million, an increase of 215%, the company said.

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