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by cheph 6y ago
> This is a virus with bad long-term effects on the body. In what percentage of people who get COVID-19 are there bad long-term effects? What other conditions did the people get bad long term effects have? How does these numbers compare
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by cheph 6y ago
I bought an HP Elitebook, it was quite pricey, about $3500 but I figured it will be reliable at least. So far the keyboard broke, the screen broke, the motherboard broke (the USB-C connector was loose) all in less than a year. Since replaci
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by cheph 6y ago
I wonder why they don't just shift to JVM or even .net core or mono where I think a lot of this is already solved problems.
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by cheph 6y ago
Maybe it would help if I thought all viewpoint except mine were untrue and dangerous.
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by cheph 6y ago
> I think the idea is to censor untrue and dangerous ideas rather than unpopular ideas. I would definitely agree that if all viewpoints except mine were eliminated the world would be a better place.
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by cheph 6y ago
What I don't see in your response is an actual argument for how YouTube doing something which not democratic is good for democracy. > up to know they just raked in the profits and gave shit about anything else. Them now changing tha
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by cheph 6y ago
Slavery was how it's always been until it stopped being how it's always been. Saying something is how it is is not a reason why it should be the way it is. If you want to support it, you actually have to make an argument for it.
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by cheph 6y ago
> I agree that what YouTube is doing here is a slippery slope and it's scary. However, I personally think that this is now a war for democracy, and things are going to need to be sacrificed. YouTube choosing what you can see is as f
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by cheph 6y ago
> It represents something about the greatest tail risk that our society faces. through what mechanism? How is the time connected to this and what procedure can I undertake to devise the number other than poll the people who set it for wh
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by cheph 6y ago
And the doomsday clock is not a measure of violence, safety or self-destruction. It is a measure of the opinion of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.
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by cheph 6y ago
Not sure how the link supports your claim. The question was not "is the doomsday clock moving closer to midnight" and safety is non synonymous with time on the doomsday clock. And it really just detracts from a well written and re
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by cheph 6y ago
Awareness of Semantic Web Technology is in general way below what it should be I think given that it solves important problems and there is nothing that solves similar problems being used, instead people just don't really address the p
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by cheph 6y ago
And in comparison, Wine does not try to be a .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR).
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by cheph 6y ago
I think the point of wine is to have a Windows "runtime" that is open source and works on linux. But I would gladly pay Microsoft to have a wine like thing that supports a broader range of software better, because I prefer Linux t
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by cheph 6y ago
> Isn't Wine more like a hack? Not more so than Windows. > Why would you want to have something like that when there's .NET Core? isn't it doing to solve problems that Wine tries to challenge once it supports crossplatf
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by cheph 6y ago
SPARQL works on any RDF data, so if you have a bunch of RDF data in RDF files you can use jena's command line utilities to query it. RDF is a technology for encoding semantic tripple graphs, basically a set of {object_id}-{property_id}
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by cheph 6y ago
You can easily make this with OWL, RDF and SPARQL (i.e. Semantic Web Technology). There may actually already be ontologies in OWL to express something like this in which case all you need is the actual data, but that may also already exist.
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by cheph 6y ago
I was playing around with doing this from Wikidata and made a basic POC. There are some limitations in expression there, new properties are needed to better express symptoms locality and severity, like pain in the head, pain in the arm, pai
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by cheph 6y ago
I would have used an alternate source if one was available but this is the first hit that came up when searching for the verbatim quote from The Spectator's video interview which it also links to here https://www.youtube.com
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WHO warns against Covid-19 lockdowns due to economic damage(nypost.com)
15 points by cheph 6y ago|6 comments
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by cheph 6y ago
Pray tell, what domestic issue that I don't like am I trying to minimize? And in answering that, try to not assume the only two places in the world that exists is Belarus and USA.
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by cheph 6y ago
I doubt Apple fanboys even know about Belarus, after all the media is pointing them everywhere but where actual tyranny, injustice and oppression occurs.
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by cheph 6y ago
> I'm in no way part of the just-the-flu crew, but feel that the OMG-COVID crew hasn't necessarily thought the above aspects through either. The incentives are all messed up for the media to provide a balanced information and w
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by cheph 6y ago
Yeah that is fair, .net is actually not really that bad these days with .net core and mono. Microsoft is making an effort which is paying off and I can fault them for many things but not really that so much.
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by cheph 6y ago
I actually tried it with snap on fedora some time ago (maybe a year or two) and it did not work. I guess snap is cross platform as long as the platform is ubuntu, kind of like .net in that.
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by cheph 6y ago
I guess you lack some context, but if we just assume you are talking about covid, well, yeah, the positive test numbers in NL looks quite bad: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/netherland... But yo
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by cheph 6y ago
> I don't think I've ever seen the phrase "law and order" applied to white collar criminals. Well normally it is applied when one side in a politically charged issue is running cover for some crime and the other side
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by cheph 6y ago
Using gatsby is the worst choice I ever made, the build times are infuriatingly slow and GraphQL really is not a good fit for it. The amount of time that you have to spend just fiddling with Gatsby is insane and then in the end it only bare
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by cheph 6y ago
> Well LXD, Docker and k8s have a lot of overlap in functionality and features, so it’s just disingenuous to say otherwise. Tractors and cars have a lot of overlap also. They are still different things and people who want one normally d
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by cheph 6y ago
Last i tried getting it working on fedora I gave up because it was silently failing while appearing to work correctly due to the bad systemd unit files and init scripts from canonical (see https://github.com/lxc/lxc&#x2

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