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Radar has too many issues detecting stopped objects. A parked car vs a manhole cover. Both Tesla and Comma.ai think solving self driving is purely a software problem and can be solved with just vision. For instance, humans, the only know
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Yes let's please do this. I'm tried of this book being brought up at work. My clean code book: * Put logic closest to where it needs to live (feature folders) * WET (Write everything twice), figure out the abstraction after you n
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Same with a virus. A virus doesn't want to kill the host. A deadly virus is an unsuccessful virus
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That's our team with Jira. It doesn't make sense to update tickets when all the work is done in Github. You basically have to duplicate work. I've been trying to push Zenhub for years.
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5y ago
Bringing back Battle Bots?
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Hong Kong flu killed (100,000 people) 0.05% of US population in 1969. Would be around 160,000 people today. Although as a whole we were much more healthier back then. Lower weight etc. It's no inconceivable that if the same exactly
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5y ago
Could it become chicken pox? Where it's nothing in children but much more deadlier in adults if you never got it?
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> RN is old and unmaintained Can explain the last commit being 2 days ago and the steady progress they've made on all fronts in the last year?
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The Airbnb example could be written as why we transitioned back to Rails after trying Django. Obviously if it's a Rails shop and you try to introduced Django you're going to have a bad time. These are different developers. Same
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That's your choice but note that your choice is not based in science or statistics. Statistically if you're vaccinated you will not die. You won't even get severe Covid. That's even if you get Covid in the first place
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Hey this looks great. Looking forward to Linux compatibility statement. The site looks like it's getting the hug of death, which is going to be hard dealing with on Rails unless you have some kind of caching. It looks like you'r
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Actually some things are easy to diagnose remotely. Which is why remote doctor visits are becoming more common. If you feel like crap and only your throat hurts you most likely have strep. Since bacterias attack only one area. If you fe
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Then you have post viral syndrome which is common with viruses. If you've ever had a common cold or flu you would know. I had a simple cold and had fatigue for months. It just lingered and lingered
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Lung and heart damage can be the result of any virus. Just look at any article pre 2020. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/07/090717150302.h... https://erj.ersjournals.com/content&#x
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But according to CDC, both people have to be vaccinated to talk to each other inside. This means that if one person is vaccinated you can't see you're immuno-compromised grandparent anyway.
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You're right. Emotion is high. I did say my kids are vaccinated, but I meant with non emergency approved vaccines.
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But aren't older people vaccinated?
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Of course she won't die of the vaccine. She'll just have a lifetime of autoimmune diseases. Which might be worse
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Yea we mostly do. Covid behaves like other similar viruses. Every side effect the media has portrayed about this virus like it's the only virus that has these effects exists in other viruses.
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Long Covid is likely a psychological phenomenon. Mainly due to 24/7 news cycle and social medial
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I mean we have Chicken Pox, Measles, and Rubella vaccine. Soooooooo. Either way I won't give this to my kids. No need to take any risk. I'll wait 10 years. I love how the CDC had scope creep. I turned into slow the spread to
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Not to ask the obvious but she took 20 years off to raise her kids and now wants to be home for her kids? How much longer will her kids be at home? That being said, coding is coding. Just needs to do a sample project.
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If Covid were Polio then we would have 140% of people getting the vaccine. Some people would get 5 shots. But Covid isn't' Polio. It mostly effects older fat people. Yes anyone can die, but that's with any virus.
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I'm all for vaccines. I recommend everyone get the Covid vaccine. My wife has the Pfizer vaccine. All my children have their vaccines. My vaccine hesitancy comes for myself only. My autoimmune diseases. I developed Hypothyrodism
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That's what we do except we don't have an electric car. Just a Toyota Corolla paid off. Gas for it is literally a rounding error and we rent a van when we go on trips. Much cheaper that way.
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Related to that, I would be for starting off with a state by state or federal Dental coverage for all. Overall health starts in the mouth. A lot of people don't know that. If we start treating people for simple things (before they g
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Phones are too dirty to be allowed in bed. This was my thinking pre Covid 69 too. In my opinion it's like wearing shoes in bed.
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You can't reason with iHome people, trust me, I've tried.
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But then you would have to use Mac, which breaks third party plugins every 1 year or so. Most the stuff I invested in when I got started hasn't worked since Lion. All other things that survived were dead with Catalina. Windows you c
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6y ago
Please tell me what it can do that hot keys and just generally knowing a program can't do? I'm honestly interested.
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