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by andruby 6y ago
Would we call that "intuition"?
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by andruby 6y ago
Here’s what they mean by inclusivity. Right now the large majority of authors/editors on wikipedia are caucasian men from richer western countries. This causes an inherit bias in wikipedia’s content. Wikimedia rightly would like the au
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by andruby 6y ago
That would mean anyone who has enough money can buy the land that people live on just to harass them. It’s an interesting idea, and I like it in principal, but I also like living in my house on my land knowing that I need to give permission
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by andruby 6y ago
IANAL In other countries, you can't "just let someone go". In Belgium there are CAO's [0], which loosely translates to: Collective Employment Agreements. Basically all employment agreements for a whole industry are more
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by andruby 6y ago
Sending your kids to school all the way up including university costs about ~€10K per kid in Europe. How much would it cost in the US? ~$150K? I think that would make up another large chunk of price difference. And: it’s available for every
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by andruby 6y ago
Why are they touting "GCM encryption" without explaining what that means? Do they mean "Galois/Counter Mode" [0]? If so, _why_ is that better than the encryption they were using before? [0] https://en.wik
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by andruby 6y ago
You say it won't come down, but that's because the US is in it's own ballgame. In most other advanced western country healthcare "only" accounts for 7~11% of GDP. The chart on [0] is incredible. I also shows how muc
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by andruby 6y ago
Hi Chris. I built a demo with LiveView a year ago and am very happy to see all the improvements. One thing I didn't understand from the video is how the :post_updated callback worked. It prepends the updated post to the list of posts.
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by andruby 6y ago
I make a habit of driving my car at least once every month to combat this.
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by andruby 6y ago
> I'm a software developer, which translates to being somehow smart * citation needed (I'm also a software dev) On topic: I did actually study economics, but that doesn't help much in answering your question. As often: it&
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by andruby 6y ago
Belgium has this specifically for our country [0]. It has a 4 week lag, but they've started to include interim data in the weekly updates by the national bureau for epidemics. The last weekly update included the "excess deaths&quo
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by andruby 6y ago
I remember those days. Learned a lot by doing stage 0 gentoo installs.
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by andruby 6y ago
60k deaths in the US on a population of 330M, guess how much that would mean for the world? 7700M/330M * 60K = 1.4M. OP is absolutely right. Countries with lower standard of healthcare than the US will have a higher death rate.
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by andruby 6y ago
What is the limit for Covid-19 deaths? We don't know yet if we'll get a working vaccine or if immunity from antibodies lasts long enough. What we have at the moment are educated guesses. If Covid-19 becomes endemic, it could be a
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by andruby 6y ago
If you're selling a B2B product for <$1K, you'll probably need the customer to come to you instead of you reaching out to them. This could be through strong marketing and branding. I only have experience with >$1K B2B which
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by andruby 6y ago
At least Regan was able to admit that he was wrong (even if he didn’t admit he was lying). I wonder if Trump has ever admitted to being wrong.
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by andruby 7y ago
That used to be the case, but it's not anymore. Postgresql has logical replication built-in since Postgresql 10 (released 2017-10-05). It's really simple to run these days and the docs are great [0] [0] https://www.post
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An upcoming authentication solution for Phoenix(dashbit.co)
7 points by andruby 7y ago|0 comments
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Regarding Zoom(daringfireball.net)
14 points by andruby 7y ago|1 comments
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by andruby 7y ago
She’s in quarantine after having been in contact with an infected person. The article does not mention that she tested positive
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by andruby 7y ago
The co-morbidities reported here are mentioned in the report (in Italian). Translated by Google: diseases N % Ischemic heart disease 117 33.0 Atrial fibrillation 87 24.5 Stroke 34 9.6 Hypertension 270 76.1 Diabetes mellitus 12
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by andruby 7y ago
It’s the opposite. False positives are highly improbable. False negatives happen more regularly. If there are very little viruses, and the swab/sample didn’t contain any you would get a false negative test.
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by andruby 7y ago
Both are true. He's a nurse with a doctorate. He actually address this in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAwYFEcvvOc&t=170
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by andruby 7y ago
I encourage everyone who wants to stay up to date to follow the daily video updates from Dr John Campbell. He’s a (semi) retired academic doctor who specialises in respiratory diseases. He looks at it from a scientific and pragmatic point o
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by andruby 7y ago
> but then again I haven't seen a tech unicorn that hasn't been funded by investors https://www.huffpost.com/entry/bootstrapped-unicorns_b_64576... It talks about Zoho, eClinicalWorks and Veeam beeing boot
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Stripe ML optimized engine will generate $2.5B incremental revenue(twitter.com)
3 points by andruby 7y ago|1 comments
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by andruby 7y ago
Then we can also use this for our video camera’s and wireless access points. Maybe we can add network to those cables. Let’s call it “power over ethernet” ;)
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MIT Security Analysis of “Voatz” App [pdf](internetpolicy.mit.edu)
3 points by andruby 7y ago|1 comments
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by andruby 7y ago
We're even more rare in Belgium or Europe (vs USA). That's why we made the engineering team remote from day 1. We're about to start our next hiring spree in case you're looking for a new challenge ;)
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by andruby 7y ago
> on a whiteboard my brain juices just flow. Maybe standing up is also key in making your brain juices flow? Or the act of stepping away from your desk. (Assuming that's your setup) I have a whiteboard that takes me 5 steps to reach

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