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by gridspy 6y ago
Indeed. And then the "consumers" are free to head straight back out to enjoy society and participate in the economy again once it's safe. It isn't a choice of Health vs Economy, it's Health for Economy
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- Make tests free (fully subsidized) - Shut down the highway off-ramps into towns with some sort of inter-state quarantine scheme (make this legal) - Institute financial support for all non-essential businesses, then force them to close (ce
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by gridspy 6y ago
Being a transit hub is irrelevant if the people in transit do not mix with those out of transit. Keep the (potentially) sick people on the "air side" of the airport terminal and then directly into quarantines on arrive at the fina
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by gridspy 6y ago
As a citizen of New Zealand I believe a short, sharp lock-down combined with test & contact trace is the only route to zero. I think that this option is far far better than being in "half measures" restrictions for very long p
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by gridspy 6y ago
The New Zealand borders are open and accepting citizen and essential arrivals into quarantine with a long waiting list.
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New Zealand is about as large as Europe. Larger than the UK. https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2019/08/map-how-n...
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Yes, but here in NZ we didn't wait until there were 500 infections to act. The lockdown was instituted around the time of <100 active infections being detected and our level 4 lockdown is far more stringent than any US state lockdow
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by gridspy 6y ago
Indeed. It could also enter your brain from there.
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My guess would be that startup times to load all the JS libraries needed for a full tool would take quite a while. In build scripts, it's important that you can start up each task (k6 instance) very fast.
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I imagine the qualities of his essays which "piss others off" are exactly those qualities that I most value. For instance, I enjoy how each essay seems to take an abstract and detached look at something widely taken for granted. I
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Standard fire protocol would advise against opening the doors, to limit the oxygen. I think by the time the fire-fighters arrived there really was no hope of containing this fire. Tyre fires [0] are famously hard to extinguish, even on thei
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by gridspy 6y ago
Important source material to consider this question is [0] "Lebanon blast: Ammonium nitrate behind many industrial accidents" Basically the AN is an oxidizer and as such a chemical that "intensifies combustion" and so mu
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by gridspy 6y ago
There are simple things you are taking for granted which many "poor kids" do not actually have. - A quiet space that the child can use to learn - The foundation of self-efficacy and value of learning one receives from educated rol
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The trust in this case is trust of strangers who are calling you to ask you polling questions. When it comes to media, all information you consume must be read with a critical eye. You need to understand what assumptions are driving what is
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TL;DR: Distrustful people don't talk to strangers. They vote differently too.
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by gridspy 6y ago
Advice about healthy sun exposure to ensure adequate Vitamin D production generally notes that more exposure is required if you have Melanin in your skin (i.e darker skin). https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/vitamins-and-min
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by gridspy 6y ago
Your job in that role is often to ensure your engineers do exactly what they are told. Often it's not to set tasks yourself.
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by gridspy 6y ago
I don't know about Cisco specifically, but large companies are plagued with bureaucracy which bogs down engineers from doing what they want to do. Imagine only the salespeople can set tasks. They set shortsighted tasks which leave no t
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by gridspy 6y ago
Yes, for the last decade or more commercial companies have been polluting the term "Open Source" to mean "this software takes away all your freedoms, but at least you can read our source code." This is why the FOSS licen
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Well sure. However in this version you can send your queens from the version of the board where you are winning to the boards where you're having difficulties.
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by gridspy 6y ago
What a moving tribute. It is a great reminder to cherish the time we have with those we love now. Do great things together and inspire each other. I'm glad that Mr Gates got the chance to enjoy and develop his relationship with his dad
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by gridspy 6y ago
I'm making a game in Godot and Rust, so I appreciate this physics engine. You can make Godot modules in Rust, so it could be an add-in (even in the Godot Asset library?) using a Godot Module. The Rust library to bind to Godot can be fo
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by gridspy 6y ago
I think being stuck at home in a ball of anxiety is a fair response to the current pandemic and general situation. Be kind to yourself - this is a rational response. I'm sure the two of you can come up with new adventurous things to do
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by gridspy 6y ago
Yes, dynamic programming is how I implemented line wrapping for (the help text in) SingStar PS3 also. Good spotting BTW, the line wrapping algorithm (where each tweet is a "line") is a perfect match for the post you are responding
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Read: https://humanisticsystems.com/2018/02/25/human-factors-and-e... If you wanted more on HOW they fixed the bomber. That part was fascinating.
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This was a wonderful project and I enjoyed reading your treatment both when you first published it and again now. A huge accomplishment. Life is always changing and it is tricky letting go of precious things from the past so well done. It&#
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Interesting, thanks for educating me :)
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If one of your nostrils is permanently blocked, this is abnormal. Perhaps you want to see an Ear, Nose and Throat specialist?
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I understand what you mean. While I'm a Factorio fan I felt this way about the graphical-programming zachlike SpaceChem. Too much like work. I approached Factorio like MineCraft but with the boring stuff automated. To have fun in a gam
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by gridspy 6y ago
If you run ethernet cable, you are actually running 4 good quality twisted pairs. You can reuse pairs from Cat5/6 cable for CAN, or RS485 or PJDL or whatever. The same cable could carry 4 such buses (so you could have all of them in th

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