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by _nalply 6y ago
I tend to disagree. Is it a job what people really need? We are living at the end of the era of labor. It is difficult to understand what comes next. After all, this era lasted for more than two centuries. It is easy to confuse having a job
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by _nalply 6y ago
Labor has changed and is still changing. It's getting more and more difficult to get a job that pays. Meritocracy? Meh. It's bullshit being peddled to shut us up. It's just connections and luck. Even the able ones have to be
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by _nalply 6y ago
I respect your opinion, but I tend to disagree. The terseness is a feature I like.
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by _nalply 6y ago
Upstream bandwidth is similar. If someone has bad upstream you receive bad video from them but for them it's just fine.
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by _nalply 6y ago
JavaScript is already an old language from 1993 and quirky in that it doesn't have 64 bit integers. Webassembly inherits that so you can't really say it is a new platform. I don't see Rust making what you call a mistake. Rust
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by _nalply 6y ago
If you attack the number you might hit an innocent bystander whose number as been misused by the hacker.
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by _nalply 6y ago
After reading this I think a mathematically sound approach is to leave 0^0 undefined. Then because of practicality define 0^0 = 1 accepting some weirdness around 0^0 (limits to 0^0 not being 1). With "practicality" I mean for math
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by _nalply 6y ago
It's most surely not the hacker's phone number.
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by _nalply 6y ago
You don't understand Switzerland. More people rent in Switzerland than elsewhere. Switzerland also has an oceanic climate and usually doesn't have hot summers. AC units aren't a thing in Switzerland, however this is changing
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by _nalply 6y ago
In other words, for Rust you'll need unsafe to exploit race conditions for performance optimisations.
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by _nalply 7y ago
You can game taxes. I learnt about two ways, but I am sure there are many more. First you can manage the losses of selected businesses of yours such that you break the tax progression and second if you own the property you rent to yourself
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by _nalply 7y ago
Debts and taxes are just numbers. Capitalism is a system which knows to enforce the consequence of debts and taxes. Outside of the system people can and will shit on debts and taxes. The rich already do.
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by _nalply 7y ago
There was a boy in this test. He always experienced grown-ups lying to him. So he thought: Better have that one cookie now because when that guy returns he might take it away.
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by _nalply 7y ago
Yes, I goofed up. Sorry.
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by _nalply 7y ago
Edit: Sorry, I made a mistake. Trying to measure Rt seems to be a good idea. However it's not clear how the proposal calculates Rt. No formulas and no references to raw data. So I am afraid this is not very useful. This said, I could i
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by _nalply 7y ago
Perhaps Reuters is using BlueDot?
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by _nalply 7y ago
Then you've violated the terms of service and when they find out they have an excuse to kick you.
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by _nalply 7y ago
If someone suggests something I am not taking it seriously without good explanations.
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by _nalply 7y ago
Right. I am somewhat clueless but this feels like the FED helping banks not people?
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by _nalply 7y ago
Counterpoint: Quantitative easing. Instead of giving money to banks give them to the people.
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by _nalply 7y ago
For example someone in Bern took a gherkin virus and modified it to trigger an immune response against SARS-CoV-2. I saw in Swiss television that they already have something that works and are now conducting tests and ramping up production.
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by _nalply 7y ago
And how did you manage the switch from the trackpad?
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by _nalply 7y ago
Something feels wrong here. But I am just a clueless programmer and armchair expert. A thing I see is that you shouldn't use CFR this way because the CFR is only known after the end of the pandemic. Hoever I agree with the conclusion t
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by _nalply 7y ago
No, there are two different biases at work and they might not cancel out each other.
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by _nalply 7y ago
This is missing one of the most affected countries: Switzerland.
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by _nalply 7y ago
There are some trends since the seventies: higher productivity per employee and for marginal groups more and more difficulties to get a job. The pandemic economic crisis accelerates these trends. Let's have a look at company A and comp
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by _nalply 7y ago
This is the most important case for extensive testing.
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by _nalply 7y ago
Yes, I gave up on case numbers. Seeming CFR differences between countries are mostly artifacts of testing policies.
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by _nalply 7y ago
> Guess the "decades run from 1 to 10, not 0 to 9" people won that argument. Like: the twenties run from 2021 to 2030, not from 2020 to 2029. Because the year after 1 BC is 1 AD. There is no year zero. This is one of the weird
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by _nalply 7y ago
I think you are right, but I am afraid it doesn't help the conversation here if you give a value judgment.

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