Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
dham
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
31 ms
·
361.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
I mean it does care about your age and your weight because it in 80% of the hospitalizations and deaths this is the reason of complications.
362.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
Speak for yourself, my son has brought home some gnarly stuff over the past few years lol. About 3 years ago I was sick for like a month and felt not great for 2 months haha.
363.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
A few different things. IMO we don't really need full self driving, at least not in the next 10 - 15 years. The anxiety that it induces in city streets, pulling out at intersections, etc isn't even worth it. With Tesla your han
364.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
> The vision-based approach just plain does not work. No. Vision is the one and only future for self driving. Source: Been closely following this scene for years and own a Comma 2 (Open Pilot).
365.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
> Autopilot works great So does my $1K Open Pilot on a significantly cheaper Rav 4. Also you don't have to put hands on wheel. If you have to put your hands on wheel for adaptive cruise control you might as well just drive the ca
366.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
Have you never had a severe cold when you were young or did you get one of those stupid attendance trophies in school? Geez. I'm starting to wonder if anyone on Hacker news has ever gone through any hardship.
367.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
On the other hand the vaccines could be causing more stress on the virus as they generally aren't very good. I'm saying this as someone who had the virus then the vaccine.
368.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
I agree but we have to think about the future. Modern humans have a horrible ability to plan for the future. It's all about instant gratification. Once I had kids I never really cared much about my on mortality anymore. Sometimes s
369.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
A few things in hindsight that probably wouldn't work * Government declares war on this thing and pays people to work as nurses * Don't ventilate people * Focus more on treatments early, spray and pray with drugs that already exis
370.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
It's sad to say but we should have just let this thing rip in March 2020. We would have a lot of death I know, but we would have been back to normal by June. Variants would have never been a thing and it just becomes a cold. I'l
371.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
Basically after populations are treated for parasites (in 3rd world countries) the rate of autoimmune diseases goes up. It's thought that since the immune system has nothing to do, it starts attacking itself which makes sense from an
372.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
> Combining vaccination with natural immunity gives you a “hybrid immunity,” which provides even more protection than vaccination alone No that's cutting edge science hypothesis. Geez why are people posting that like it's a fa
373.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
Bill Maher said it best. "Before you get sick you are sick. This is a very sick country, still is, I don't mean mentally, but physically" We were already dying before February 2020. America is fat and we'll never get
374.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
> That large animals like humans seem to be able to develop sophisticated defenses against parasites that parasites can’t counter-adapt against, meaning that parasitism is way less of an issue for us than it is for smaller animals, which
375.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
* treatment. They're comparing a short term treatment to Nazi's. I mean it does seem like a slippery slope.
376.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
Yea it's all very interesting. Especially considering the lethality of the virus. Humans are very short sited and the public health officials have basically put all the eggs in one basket. Now when an actually deadly virus comes alo
377.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
I think that some people have post viral mental disorders. Or just general mental problems after going through anything out of the ordinary with their body. After going through Thyroid Cancer I generally don't give two thoughts about
378.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
The lightbulb reference was actually a thing.
379.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
Not true, in Taiwan all nurses aspirate with this vaccine.
380.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
The heart complications is a result of dumbass nurses in America not aspirating when giving the shot. If you look at people getting shots in different parts of the world it's night and day.
381.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
> Vaccinated may be more anxious folk and therefore end up with more anxiety after covid as well I think there is a big mental thing at play with Covid for sure. Me and my buddy got Covid at the same time (before vaccination). I wasn&#
382.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
That's fine but I didn't have to show my vaccination record to my current employer. I literally sit at home and stare at a computer screen all day. That's different than a nurse at a hospital. My sister works at Pfizer in c
383.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
The biggest thing you can do is get vaccinated and lose like 50 lbs. My grandpa is 85, he got it and it was nothing. He's also not carrying any extra weight and still works and repairs watches. He got Covid at work. I think there&#
384.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
The whole trust thing is an interesting topic. I thought the same thing but then I got Open Pilot. I would feel comfortable falling asleep with that on at this point. It takes time though. Around 400 miles for me before I "fully&qu
385.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
Exactly, once something exists in government it never goes away. We still take off our shoes in the airport even though no one will ever hijack a plane again. The only reason it even worked in the first place is because passengers were ju
386.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
Just get the vaccine and go about life. If you're still worried, you're welcome to stay at home and play video games.
387.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
Converged on IBM Plex Mono which I've used since it came out and Overpass Mono. After installing Overpass Mono in my editor it looked like crap haha. Not sure what happened.
388.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
I wonder every day why React doesn't do a lot of things by default. Imagine specifying memoization dependencies by hand. Most of the stuff is named or put in the framework to raise engineering salaries for making CRUD applications or
389.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
It's supposed to be hard for stuff to get passed. It's designed that way. As much as people look down on the founding fathers now, they were actually pretty smart.
390.
▲
by
dham
5y ago
Lol. I mean that was the whole point of the states. Then the federal government gained too much power. Why the federal government has policies that affect Florida the same as North Dakota is asinine
More ›