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by adamors 5y ago
Then how are multiple infections possible? I know several people who have been sick with COVID 2 times already.
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by adamors 5y ago
Ice makes the whisky lose its taste, so that whole line is nonsensical to me. He thinks people who don't like the taste of whisky are heroes without capes?
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by adamors 5y ago
This comment is nonsense. Nobody is writing binary searches in their day-to-day jobs, and if they do it's once in a blue moon, not every day. You're using pedals every time you drive.
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by adamors 5y ago
I mean sure, that can be a case, but I for instance am bored of companies who waste enormous resources to reinvent public cloud offerings with their own version written in Bash/Python/Terraform etc. that constantly has to be maint
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by adamors 5y ago
It's mind-boggling you actually conclude this from > The companies said they had decided not to conduct the 32-case analysis “after a discussion with the FDA.” Instead, they planned to conduct the analysis after 62 cases. > Grube
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by adamors 5y ago
Check out Fooled by Randomness by Nassim Taleb, it's a great little book that goes over just how much chance goes into one's success (and how oblivious most humans are to detecting this chance).
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by adamors 5y ago
It reads like a kid responding to a writing prompt on Reddit. Small vocabulary, constant “lol”s, too much detail for something that supposedly happened 10+ years before, constantly making references to catch phrases. It’s not even good fanf
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by adamors 5y ago
The tweet is really low quality clickbait so the replies are of same quality. If you actually read the study you'll find that PG's summary has little to do with it. It reads like anti-woke clickbait if anything.
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by adamors 5y ago
> We were able to collect a total of n=932 responses in the period from 16 May to 2 July 2018. However, the actual net response rate dropped from 14% to 7.5% when we consider only those who completed at least 80% of the survey (n = 501),
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by adamors 5y ago
Romania's orphan crisis was the result of restricting abortions to a select few categories of women. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decree_770
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by adamors 5y ago
I've been using Neovim for years and never knew this. Really cool, thanks! It's set by `set inccommand=nosplit`
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by adamors 5y ago
The law doesn't have to change, we're talking about Belarus. He could just disappear in the prison system.
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by adamors 5y ago
Per his Linkedin he is still with the company. All these "suspensions without pay" are just for PR.
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by adamors 5y ago
Nobody is talking about keyboards that are available in supermarkets. https://drop.com/mechanical-keyboards/wdrops?subcategory=key...
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by adamors 5y ago
Yes, also stop being poor as well while you're at it. Stop needing food and shelter all together.
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by adamors 6y ago
So a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-show_job ?
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by adamors 6y ago
This is really nice
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by adamors 6y ago
Already discussed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26566925
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by adamors 6y ago
I'm well aware my experience is not uniformly true. My point is, that an inconsistent experience is not something I have time to debug anymore. I ran Arch 10+ years ago when I had more time than sense, but those days are long gone. I&#
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by adamors 6y ago
With 2-3 containers there isn't an issue. When you need to run 8-10 at once, the machine becomes unusable. Same setup on Linux doesn't even register as load.
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by adamors 6y ago
Considering how badly Docker runs on Mac, I don't think anybody would pay for it. I had to set up a Linux machine I ssh into locally just to be able to work.
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by adamors 6y ago
The problem with Linux on the Desktop is that it's still a horrible, time-wasting experience. I have to unplug/replug my mouse every time I boot into Ubuntu because it's not recognised otherwise. Another wired mouse I have is
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by adamors 6y ago
I clearly remember estimating something with a manager at a previous job, saying it will take 2 weeks. His response was, that's too long, let's try 2 days and see what happens.
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by adamors 6y ago
I can confirm, I’ve tried flaxseed (based on this article and other ancedata) and while the seasoning came out really nice after 6 months or so it has started to flake and after a year it looks really bad.
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by adamors 6y ago
Check out ConcertMaster for Spotify and Concertino for Apple Music. They have pretty good database of classical music that acts as an overlay for Spotify/Apple Music, essentially fixing the tags for a lot of composers/works. The d
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by adamors 6y ago
I've been using AM on Windows for years and years now. I want to say it's been there since inception but I'm not sure.
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by adamors 6y ago
Teump never had 50% approval rating. https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/trump-approval-ratings/
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by adamors 6y ago
Seconding RYM, imo the best place to find music worth listening if you don't have time to go through everything. The community is also very good in curating lists for various tastes.
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by adamors 6y ago
Honestly, this article reads like blogspam.
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by adamors 7y ago
It's in TFA. In their opinion good public transport has a much larger impact on climate change than personal cars. Which has been proven to be the case countless times.

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