ashildr

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   by ashildr 7y ago

   So this is the plausible worst case - unfortunately I see no reason why it should happen differently if we don‘t manage to keep R0 way lower for a while than it currently seems. It‘s growing exponentially, so one week we‘ll still have a wor
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   by ashildr 7y ago

   I really like you for reminding me of this wholesome attitude to people (re)discovering old stuff!
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   by ashildr 7y ago

   The two strains paper seems to be hot air: http://virological.org/t/response-to-on-the-origin-and-conti...
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   by ashildr 7y ago

   It will be fine, Homeland Ken will do a heck of a job until it is over in April. See, he‘s getting experts involved, already: https://mobile.twitter.com/HomelandKen/status/12320273067320...
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   by ashildr 7y ago

   Yeah, and once the EU defined 5Watt Qi as THE wireless charging standard we’ll be stuck with that for a decade.
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   by ashildr 7y ago

   I have the same box, with wall warts from my first cellphone in about 1998 until today. Now tell me, how many of those wall warts are from Apple and don’t have a USB-Port or a fixed cable? Exactly 0. Now tell me how many of the other manu
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   by ashildr 7y ago

   So what specific kind of USB-C cable will be allowed to be packed with my next shiny for the decades to come? What kind of USB-PD will the phone be allowed to support and - if the phone supports a higher voltage/amperage combination th
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   by ashildr 7y ago

   You have a very lax definition of “Information”. There is absolutely nothing suggesting that Wuhan is man made. I expected a little more scientific perspective from this forum.
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   by ashildr 7y ago

   ...and there’s pythonista: http://omz-software.com/pythonista/ ,I have some python shortcuts I use. And something similar for Lua, and some variants of julyter notebooks. I oftne use Panic’s code editor (formerly coda)
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    I find this article valuable. I made a mental note to check if SQLite is enough every time I consider one of the “serverless” options.
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    What a beautiful advise, it remembers me of two friends with major depression who stopped taking their meds and thus will not have a bad long term experience with their anti depressants. One committed suicide last year, one the year befor
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    You have no idea how much sense that last sense made to me :)
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    Now could you explain away major depression using the same logic?
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    We have no real information on the systems targeted or the vector(s), so it’s possible that JLU is currently carefully running a black start scenario. It is possible that even if the ID cards or something else could be used as a factor, wha
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    no, it has nothing to do with a “stupid” law, it seems to me the article is misleading. It has to do with being a trusted source of identity information and fscking up very thoroughly: The university of Giessen is providing it’s members ide
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    see [Wikipedia: Gas flare]( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gas_flare )
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    Dramatized, controverse stories bring more “interaction” and are more readily shared on social media. So they bring more pageviews and ad revenue. This is why news and social media are the shit dispensaries they are today.
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    So the article basically says that it will be interesting to see what Tesla comes up with to give this car passive safety for passengers and pedestrians. Given the fact that the rest of Teslas fleet has excellent ratings in that regard Ì‘m
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    I made good experiences with moving the standup to a later hour for similar reasons. Sticking to an early standup if that means that team members are stuck in traffic - or not awake - is exactly _not_ agile.
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    It seems autocarrot did not only change one word in the beginning your text but fittet the rest of your text to find a new meaning.
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    it‘s a handbrake, not an emergency brake.
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    Apple is not responsible if you choose the cheapest cleaning company you can find to clean your room full of expensive equipment.
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    So what you are saying is that components of the 5G network have their management interfaces connected to the internet and some kind of auto-update on that downloads updates from Chinese servers? I’m not entirely convinced of your expertise
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    Why is this post flagged?
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    I wouldn’t be so orthodox, there may be some special cases if a database is used in non standard ways to do strange stuff. However, if cursors are used to retrieve or update data, to do actual database stuff, cursors always look like a capi
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    Nowadays that last sentence alone does not give away whether your post is about China, the US or Russia.
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    Not in the UK I guess...
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    They are brave agents of freedom. You find those in every country.
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    Thanks, I should have researched the HVDC interconnections, I didn’t expect them to be this relevant. Very interesting!
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    by ashildr 7y ago

    Thanks, your and the other replies left me better informed than before.