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by ardit33 7y ago
Why would you trust data coming form the country that is putting over 2+ million people into concentration, er... 're-education' camps, and it was denying it.... Propaganda is a strong tool of dictatorial regimes, and in cases of
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by ardit33 7y ago
Doesn't matter what people will see it immediately.... but if it will be better for Venezuela in the long term. (I think it will). People under dictatorship can be brainwashed into thinking that the west is evil/corrupt and tryin
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by ardit33 7y ago
Good, hopefully this criminal is removed from office.... the sooner the better....
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by ardit33 7y ago
that's called a vaccine... and it is 12-18 months away... you can start now by volunteering to join the vaccine trials....
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by ardit33 7y ago
They started testing in mass the last couple of days, so you see the spike...
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by ardit33 7y ago
Eh.... no... that's what Italy tried to do, (tried to stamp out clusters, while keeping everything the same and itdidn't work) Right now they are having massive casualties per day, to almost (if not more) than ww2, and there is no
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by ardit33 7y ago
So, are condoms, they fail, can be worn improperly, etc... yet they are recommend over and over for safety reason.... Same with masks, they are not perfect, they could be miss-handled, yet they provide some degree of safety and are better
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by ardit33 7y ago
Rome was a "superpower" militarily but it couldn't feed itself, and had to rely on grain from Egypt and the fertile crescent to feed its population..... Here we can't produce some basic silly things... as it is not that
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by ardit33 7y ago
He started getting symptoms again, which is the most worrisome part. It is not just simple virus is still lingering around, but it caused an infection again 35+ days after he had it once. I hope this is just a fluke
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by ardit33 7y ago
Because a lot of the short term price gouging is artificial/predatory: "Vancouver couple exploits pandemic by hoarding Lysol wipes and charging double to resell them." https://www.thestar.com/news/canada&
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by ardit33 7y ago
There are reports, that plenty of those "80%" mild cases have pneumonia and permanent lung scaring (aka, you will never be able to play intense sports), even though they don't end up in a tube/forced oxygenation.... Sorr
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by ardit33 7y ago
So, someone sick goes into an elevator/bus/small places, they cough, and get on. The guy coming 5 mins later, having no clue, might get infected.... And while 'wash your hand', helps some, it is mostly just a way to m
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by ardit33 7y ago
Fun fact, the chef René Redzepi is actually of Albanian origin. Hence he has been infusing some of that cuisine into the restaurant's menu/ingredients.... Perhaps is what makes Noma so successful, as he has combined the best of t
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by ardit33 7y ago
They are not.... They could have said, if your app has social network log in, must support a more anonymous way as well.... and not must support Apple's login service..... which might/might not be good for users....
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by ardit33 7y ago
Lol... sure..... I worked for Spotify, and apple did all kind of hoopla to delay/deny the iOS updates.... My favorite one: If you did tap at one of the support/help tabs, it would open a webpage, which contained the support text
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by ardit33 7y ago
1. I would not trust anything coming out of WHO at this point. Even Germany called it a pandemic, yet they are not willing to call it such (perhaps due to political influence/pressure, or just incompetence). This looks more like a &#
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by ardit33 7y ago
Mostly Java.... some scala (some teams might use it), and potentially other languages. It built its own api lightweight java framework around 2014-2015 (called Apollo), which is actually pretty decent/nice to work with. There was
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by ardit33 7y ago
it seem you don't have experience on large scale apps... and the people that make these type of comments almost never have had to work on large applications..... Spotify had about 500k, lines of code in 2015, (not including external l
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by ardit33 7y ago
Nice, blaming the victim there..... Bad pavement markings and "work in progress" sections, exist in almost every major highway... it is not an exceptional case, and it should not be treat such. The expectations is that the techno
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by ardit33 7y ago
They can introduce a rule to just limit the cushion height of shoes to a max 1 inch or 25mm, and the problem would be solved.... as it is an easy rule to follow/apply... Vaproflies have a ridiculous 31-36mm cushion....
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by ardit33 7y ago
I don't know about google, and can't say about direct experience, but almost every tech company I have worked, LGBTQ people were treated well, and in no way discriminated against, or at least in a visible way at least.... even ama
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by ardit33 7y ago
I was playing indoor soccer, and I noticed one of the opposing players had an apple watch on. I wanted to complain the ref about it (jewelry and wearables are not allowed during games), but then I realized that at least 1/3rd of the pl
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by ardit33 7y ago
Unfortunately Swift is a dud.... and the Apple ecosystem is stuck with it for the next few decades.... I have said, Swift is to Objective-C, what Scala is to Java. Sure, there are plenty of people that like Scala, but its 'academic s
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by ardit33 7y ago
most large apps, build by large teams, (from large companies) don't use IB at all.... for many reasons, but the main one it just doesn't play well in a 'many people working at the same codebase' type of environment. For
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by ardit33 7y ago
Wat? Pretty much all eastern/former communist block countries that are in the EU oppose it. That's almost 40% of the block. They can't directly confront Germany, but the US can, and it is doing so rightly. The project comp
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by ardit33 7y ago
In't it too hot on Summers....? How do you deal with the heat...
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by ardit33 7y ago
Upstate NY and NYC proper are very different areas (might as well be different states). Upstate NY have more in common with west MA, Vermont, NH, than with folks in the NYC area (where most of NY residents live). The difference even more
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by ardit33 7y ago
They are telling the industry to choose one common connector, and to standardize around it.... They are not dictating which one.... and that the one they choose has to be set in stone (i.e. never change) De facto it is going to probably b
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you can encode any arbitrary information into a one dimensional value.... eg: a large enough number can encode the whole universe.... But decoding any meaningful information has to be at least in two dimensions.... In two dimensions, you
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by ardit33 7y ago
I hate to say this, but Swift is to Objective-c, what Scala is to Java.... It was very exiting and promising at first, but it became bogged down due to its sheer run-away complexity and over-academic approach to programming.... To an outsid

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