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by bosie 7y ago
any idea on severity stats? how many people within each cohort are severe (i.e. require hospitalisation)?
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by bosie 7y ago
What does this quarantine mean for you? Are you not leaving the house/flat at all?
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by bosie 7y ago
Thank you very much, was really not sure how long a frozen but unplugged freezer would last.
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by bosie 7y ago
Not sure about the 70% but 60%-80% was talked about a few days ago: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/feb/11/coronavirus-ex...
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by bosie 7y ago
What's the maximum time the grid can go down until the frozen food is unthawed/inedible? 1 Day or less probably?
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by bosie 7y ago
Mind sharing those 5 metrics?
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by bosie 7y ago
> Look at all the successful startups disrupting industry by writing software. You seem to be equating 'disrupting an industry' with (high) quality software. Could you please elaborate how this holds? I would also appreciate ex
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by bosie 7y ago
> I don't believe for a moment that China would've attempted to quarantine 60 million people so quickly if the case fatality rate were only 2%. 2% is bad but SARS saw around 15% in many countries and things weren't locked
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by bosie 7y ago
Is this the 13" or the 11" version you have?
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by bosie 7y ago
who are you referencing here?
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by bosie 7y ago
Wouldn't a larger ad agency like google solve this problem for them? How localised are newspaper ads?
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by bosie 7y ago
Both of your links have nothing to do with general population adherence rate though. They are adherence rates within a pre-selected group of people for a specific study (apologies if i am reading this wrong). I was actually surprised by the
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by bosie 7y ago
Aren't your two links not showing your earlier claims? The claim was that they stick to it, the outcome/benefits of sticking to it weren't disputed. I am asking because I also can't believe that people stick to IM or HII
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by bosie 7y ago
Presumably you are not including any mental benefits? Or consider 'stress' of any sorts as a non-health issue?
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by bosie 7y ago
They aren't measuring the mortality rate of the procedure. they are measuring this: "Death in or out of hospital within 30 days of the procedure." If I am already on my death bed (for lack of better word), the procedure'
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by bosie 7y ago
I have never tried a scooter, is it really that easy doing a full stop with a scooter at 25km/h safely?
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by bosie 7y ago
5 miles one way? Genuine question but why would you want to commute 5 miles on a scooter multiple times a week compared to a bicycle?
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by bosie 7y ago
I think you missed parent's point, which was 'experience.
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by bosie 7y ago
Which companies in the fashion industry are Apple-like?
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by bosie 7y ago
> Growing up simply with not much money isn't that hard to get out of. I might be misunderstanding but are you saying that upwards class mobility is easy, specifically from the lowest end?
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by bosie 7y ago
I don't know where you got that number from. Germany had a population of around 65M in 1933, so probably closer to 10M young Germans?
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by bosie 7y ago
I think this is a clever 60/80% keyboard implementation: https://kinesis-ergo.com/shop/advantage2/ (have been using the advantage model since 2006)
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by bosie 7y ago
Genuine question, are those edits usable in another app though? I.e. even if the XMP notes that I used a range mask with some color filter, if capture one or DT aren't capable of this or aren't capable of reading the sidecar files
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by bosie 7y ago
Neither LR nor Capture one lock in your photos though. The edits will be locked in I suppose but I don't see a way to not lock them in. Are you saying that Dark Table somehow doesn't lock in your edits?
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by bosie 7y ago
> As someone who doesn't want to lock my whole photo-processing pipeline into a subscription-based model for the rest of my life (Lightroom) it's by far the most powerful tool at my disposal. Couldn't you just outright buy
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by bosie 7y ago
TulliusCicero is saying that the 60s and 70s were the period when women entered those fields en masse. Hence you should compare the state of those fields in the 60s/70s to the CS field now if you wanna determine sexism as the cause of
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by bosie 7y ago
> Albeit, a much much lower salary than the US. Can you define "much much lower" please? Is that by purchasing power (i.e. university, housing, medical coverage)?
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by bosie 7y ago
How do you start rock climbing (one of the worst things to do with carpal tunnel) when you have carpal tunnel syndrome? Wouldn't the rock climbing/hand strengthening just make the situation much worse, quickly?
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by bosie 7y ago
> There have been artists, writers and inventors for millenia, and for the vast majority of time they haven't needed an intellectual monopoly l, so why do you ? Isn't this argument completely wrong/pointless considering re
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by bosie 7y ago
Yes, they call it 'Deliveroo Editions'. They sometimes waive the delivery fee, has its own logo/category and you can mix the delivery from various restaurants

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