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by alp1n3_eth 2y ago
I feel like "passive" income is anything that takes under 10 hours a week once it's up and running. There's rarely any opportunity that can be considered passive if your definition is 0 work ever once it's going. Th
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DOJ confirms FBI operation that mass-deleted Chinese malware from US computers(techcrunch.com)
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by alp1n3_eth 2y ago
That's extremely unfortunate, especially about the "abandoned" labelling. I've been looking to move off GitHub recently as well, it feels like it's got a bit too much control. Codeberg looks interesting, and there a
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by alp1n3_eth 2y ago
+1 for Copilot. When Mint shut down I did a ton of trials and Copilot had the best UI for me and I didn't have to learn a new "system" like YNAB. It relies on Plaid, so just make sure your banks/cards/accounts are m
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by alp1n3_eth 2y ago
Every company can have its issues, I think it's more about how many issues there are and what the company did to address it. My 2013 4GB RAM MacBook Air is still running great, and is used for browsing in my household. Currently writin
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by alp1n3_eth 2y ago
I think it's a little much to expect most small outfits to user test on every single Linux distro though. There are tons of programs that may run fine on something like stock Ubuntu, but bring it to another flavor and all of a sudden n
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by alp1n3_eth 2y ago
It's nice to see, but the extension on top of the cURL preexisting syntax is rough to look at. Ever since stumbling upon Hurl a while ago, I've really enjoyed how easy to read the scripts are. Anyone that partially understands web
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by alp1n3_eth 2y ago
Have you tried something like GraphQL playground before? https://github.com/graphql/graphql-playground There's other tools out there that can generate similar docs or playgrounds, given you have a schema/spec
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by alp1n3_eth 2y ago
How would anyone in the US afford a treatment when the system currently supported here inflates prices of these drugs to insane prices? You're defending an inherently corrupt system that leaves the patients in the dark. This isn't
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by alp1n3_eth 2y ago
It literally says in the article: "McNaughton had tried individual biologics". This means he most likely had already tried them alone. Remicade especially, as it's essentially been the most popular biologic (aside from humira
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by alp1n3_eth 2y ago
The report you linked was from a single healthcare organization in the UK, not the entire NHS. Also, it mainly only covers their own cases and requests, they only treated 7,000 IBD patients in the specified year. It does state that there wa
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by alp1n3_eth 2y ago
The US, Canada, England, and most of Europe are beginning to embrace the use of dual biologics in Crohns disease. The FDA approved levels of a singular biological may have issues reigning in out-of-control cases of severe Crohns, and there
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by alp1n3_eth 2y ago
Remicade and Entyvio have both been heavily tested. Remicade is available in (at least) these countries: - US - Japan - Europe - Turkey - Russia Entyvio: - US - Europe - Canada - Japan - Australia Biologics are the first line of defense for
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by alp1n3_eth 2y ago
That's called prescribing off-label, and a lot of moderate to severe IBD patients essentially require it because the recommended dosages (FDA approved) aren't high enough to impact the more severe cases of things like Crohns disea