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by collyw 5y ago
You are being willingly ignorant if you believe that. Look at the title of the article.
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by collyw 5y ago
The censorship has been a disgrace.
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by collyw 5y ago
I was going to say something to that effect. Functional programming is kind of cool unless it's someone else's code and you need to debug it.
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by collyw 5y ago
An average includes "youngers". The expected life expectancy you give isn't for people with an average of two comorbidities.
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by collyw 5y ago
> This paper finds that the average COVID victim might have lived another 8 QALYs (quality-adjusted life years - a measure of years of life saved, in which years when you are very sick and can’t do anything count as less than a full yea
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by collyw 5y ago
> with people arguing in public forums that those dying deserved it and that it was worth it. I would be very surprised if anyone actually argued that.
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by collyw 5y ago
Well if you manged to kill 10% of the country then it is completely inaccurate. The maximum CSF I have seen estimated for coronavirus is 3% and I have a feeling that is quite an overestimation.
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by collyw 5y ago
It doesn't include time parameters, yet we have had curfews here as the virus spreads more after dark. It seems to make assumptions that are unproven, like reusing the same mask day after day (like the vast majority of the public do) m
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by collyw 5y ago
https://www.livescience.com/coronavirus-vaccine-trial-no-ani... http://www.uphs.upenn.edu/cep/COVID/mRNA%20vaccine%20review%...
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by collyw 5y ago
What nonsense. It isn't FDA approved and won't be until 2023. Literally the most dangerous vaccine in history.
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by collyw 5y ago
It's often said about suffering, which pain is a subset of.
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by collyw 5y ago
That's better than the covid vaccines!
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by collyw 5y ago
Meditation can do this to an extent.
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by collyw 5y ago
It costs around 2000 euros last time I checked.
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by collyw 5y ago
What for? We haven't needed one until now?
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by collyw 5y ago
3. import workers from other countries, particularly people willing to work for less.
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by collyw 5y ago
Interviewing is a pain in the arse. It's time consuming, especially in tech with "coding challenges" and other crap, its difficult to bother applying for a job every two weeks when in full time employment. One time when i was
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by collyw 5y ago
> If an action or policy has a suspected risk of causing severe harm to the public domain, the action should not be taken in the absence of scientific near-certainty about its safety. I have heard that we are using the precautionary prin
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by collyw 5y ago
Solution to an artificial problem. The pandemic ended months ago. We need to push back on this bullshit instead of going along with it. https://www.euromomo.eu/graphs-and-maps/
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by collyw 5y ago
Fuck vaccine passports
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by collyw 5y ago
This article is science denial.
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by collyw 5y ago
We have had over a year of fear mongering over a disease that has a worldwide mortality rate of around 0.5%. There are plenty of adverse reactions to the vaccine, and it seems very related to age whether the vaccine is lower risk than coro
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by collyw 5y ago
Do you think people are aware that these vaccines are novel technology that is only licensed under emergency approval? That no other mRNA vaccine has been licensed for human use until now? That children are likely at more risk from the vac
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by collyw 5y ago
Only India?
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by collyw 5y ago
Yes, I am pretty much in agreement with you there. It's a balance, and as you say smaller things may well be better without a library, but larger things maybe not. And there are going to be exceptions to this rule of thumb.
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by collyw 5y ago
You are basically creating conditions that strongly favour a more virulent version. Obviously it's just a hypothesis that it will happen, but lets hope not. Obviously it would be wonderful news for vaccine manufacturers. https:/&
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by collyw 5y ago
Well you have automatically gone for a SPA app architecture, without giving any reason why. Looks like your problem is practising resume driven development. CRUD apps do not require SPA architecture. Have a look at the Django tutorial, and
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by collyw 5y ago
we have a CI CD system at my work. Honestly I think we spend more time fixing bugs and errors in the system than it gives us in benefits.
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by collyw 5y ago
The vaccinated threaten a Marek's disease situation in humans. For a virus that the vast majority survive.
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by collyw 5y ago
Using well tested libraries is likely more reliable than something I have written myself. Though in my personal experience Python (or Perl) libraries seem to be far higher quality than JavaScript libraries.

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