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Hallmarks of long term pulmonary damage from Covid-19(thelancet.com)
1 points by eecc 6y ago|0 comments
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by eecc 6y ago
But also Windows phones home.m and Linux desktop is still a shitshow (pardon the French) arguing over and over again about the same melange of disputes that should have been settled a decade ago... Not sure if it’s a sign of aging, but I’m
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by eecc 6y ago
What would Google do if I emailed it to my own gmail account? Delete the email? Ban me?
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by eecc 6y ago
Wow, I could have written the exact same words. I wonder what would it be like if access to this upper echelon worked differently; if selection wasn’t based exclusively on total sacrifice and dedication. My feeling is there is a lot of hid
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by eecc 6y ago
The analogy is mildly inconsistent with what the OP was complaining about. The complaint is about the market being submerged with low quality knock-offs and automatically made products. The pottery story doesn’t apply because there’s no art
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by eecc 6y ago
There you go again, where’s subtlety gone in this world?!
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by eecc 6y ago
Never said he’s one, Politicians are. He cut his finger big time wielding a blade he wasn’t too familiar with
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by eecc 6y ago
We’re talking past each other so badly it hurts...
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by eecc 6y ago
That's your problem there, the patronizing "life's a bitch now get back to work". Sure it's difficult and it takes effort and good will. But damn dude, I never said one should have all for free - that's a child
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by eecc 6y ago
Or the employee of a sprawling corporation with a family to feed, a mortgage to pay, a family health plan to pay, college and university for their children to pay. Tell me someone that is more beholden to their master than these modern peas
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by eecc 6y ago
Could be
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by eecc 6y ago
No they are. Seriously, the mental effort I had to endure to hold all these wild APIs in my head! In hindsight it’s infuriating; the gatekeeping, the patronizing condescendence when I was struggling with what are mathematical trivialities.
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by eecc 6y ago
Whatever, he said “stand back and stand by”. Politicians are word-smiths and that’s what he said. If anything it’s evidence of cluelessness which is also bad, given the responsibilities
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by eecc 6y ago
“Stand back and stand by” is hardly a condemnation
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by eecc 6y ago
Well, nuance is not an exclusively centrist quality. There’s nuance in radical thinking as well
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by eecc 6y ago
I was talking to a US expat this afternoon. Besides the congratulations and commenting the expectations for the new administration we reflected on the damage the last 30-40 years of propaganda for individualism have made. Individuals, their
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by eecc 6y ago
Well, so far the “better” still remains to be seen... waiting for type-classes to represent monoids, functors, applicatives, monads and foldable. So far I’ve just seen a complex and wild stream API that mimics it in practice, without all th
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by eecc 6y ago
I remember an ISP in Berlin - something 15 year ago - that would deploy their own WiFi routers to provide service and support their own radio backbone. Forgot the name though...
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by eecc 6y ago
I’d also add “not a shred of documentation” to the list. Not a comment, no issue- tracker IDs in the commit comments; just a confabulating pile of generically named “things doing things”. Sometimes I’d rather go farming
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by eecc 6y ago
I'm currently waiting (and cursing) Lenovo for delaying delivery of the AMD T14 I paid for in September. I'm a bit worried for my precious free time that will be wasted on fending off the thousand-cuts onslaught of bugs, but I&#x2
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by eecc 6y ago
Maybe they were just too cheap to buy the backdoor off the (black) market... ;)
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by eecc 6y ago
Well, until that democracy decides you have something interesting they want to take away from you. In that case, regardless of whether you're a grotesque dictator or a quasi-peasant just getting by with your life, better start counting
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by eecc 6y ago
Original authors have natural non revocable ownership of their intellectual work. Now IANAL, but the original author can always - assuming they didn’t sign away all exploitation rights (because that’s all you can give away) - take their bal
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by eecc 6y ago
Read somewhere that there’s a whole field of research dedicated to mathematically designed, non-flat textiles. If you think of it, all we do currently is cut and sew flat tiles of deformable cloth to approximate whatever curvature, but if y
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by eecc 6y ago
Can't say anything more than: it depends. To its essence, an ID allows interested parties to track something over time. If you add additional meanings to an ID - e.g. the parent project as Jira does, or the kind as in ServiceNow - thes
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by eecc 6y ago
Does it have something like JIRA-1330? Because that’s what makes everything else in Jira a sorry kludge
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by eecc 6y ago
Perhaps they’re using AI to predict capacity “based on past sprint performance” /s
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by eecc 6y ago
That’s a faulty parallel. The road belongs to the public, while only the building is tendered to a private (in a presumably competitive market) to maximize quality and price ratio. In this case the building is publicly funded for a profit A
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by eecc 6y ago
To be honest the point of Option<T> isn’t just the pattern match but its underlying functor nature
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by eecc 6y ago
Yes, sorry to have wasted your time... fora, not courts; places to make your grievances public and ask for justice.

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