ZanyProgrammer

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by ZanyProgrammer 4y ago
Not quite sure of the relevance of this to the linked story, however true it might be.
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by ZanyProgrammer 4y ago
You're taking a very specific article about benzos and making unsubstantiated leaps about medicine in general.
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by ZanyProgrammer 4y ago
Your brother is not a clinician, definitely not those people's clinician.
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by ZanyProgrammer 4y ago
The reality is that many doctors these days will not prescribe large amounts of benzos, certainly not just willy nilly.
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by ZanyProgrammer 4y ago
Sooner or later you end up at eugenics and racism, just with a more scientific, “just following the evidence” veneer.
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by ZanyProgrammer 4y ago
Because eyewitnesses are notoriously unreliable? There’s not a shred of physical evidence?
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by ZanyProgrammer 4y ago
Well presumably he gets paid at the normal active duty rate when he’s called up, or whatever the UK equivalent is.
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by ZanyProgrammer 4y ago
> I spend about a hundred days a year of my spare-time in evenings, weekends, and holidays, training my Squadron. From an American perspective, as someone who was in our Army Reserve, that's an insane amount of time if you aren&#x27
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
It's possible the particular medication management system has it as an option of some sort-only some meds can be overriden, only some users can override, or maybe some manager can turn off completely the ability to override. There&#x27
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
> There was apparently not a permission system in place that blocked her from administering the drug for this patient. Why should there be? Versed is a Schedule IV drug, vecuronium is not scheduled-if anything, the system worked since sh
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
Are you totally sure the same systems that defend US naval vessels are present in Erbil, Iraq?
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
You’re making speculative leaps of logic based on jack shit as evidence.
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
A quick glance at Tuva specifically on Wiki has an extremely short period of time in Russia’s political sphere. I’m not sure if the predominately Buddhist parts of Russia have that deep of a Russian history.
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
It's not a marketing problem, it's a comfort problem. Source: Me who lived in the Bay for years without a car and knew the VTA, Caltrain and BART like the back of my hand.
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
Having ridden VTA busses, VTA light rail, Caltrain and BART for years, I’ll always take railed transit over busses any day. Like it’s not a close contest.
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
I'd think Tu-Wed-Thur in the office would be better, as having more time contiguous seems like it'd make more sense somehow?
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
George Bush hasn’t been President for 13 years. Regardless no one believed Ukraine was going to join NATO then, or since.
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
Probably by sheer force of numbers and firepower. I think it’s very likely Russia will win in the end, they’re just going about it in the most half assed way possible that drags this out and increases their own casualties.
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
If the good general wants the US to declare war on Russia, he should man up and say it. The US specifically has treaty obligations to Taiwan it doesn’t have to Ukraine.
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
There are many CAHSR related problems.
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
the fact that there's still freight on the Peninsula is another problem.
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
At this point I’m just glad Caltrain is finally getting electrified.
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
The Milwaukee Road had electrified freight rail as late as the early 1970s, so it’s not quite rocket science. https://streamlinermemories.info/Milw/Milw73EndofEra.pdf
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
“Great! Other countries need to follow suit.” Reading 101.
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
Lol find me one place in the United States where there are “lockdowns”.
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
Have fun going to the ER for something non COVID related!
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
That did Prussia a whole lot of good in 1918.
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
I’d think Hobbes is better known for his ideas on sovereignty, rather than pop culture views on barbarism and civilization.
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
Lt Ilia.
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by ZanyProgrammer 5y ago
I'm sure his family would appreciate his grunting, groaning and profanities.

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