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by grumple 6y ago
Experts say active immunity likely lasts for years. Antibodies drop off potentially quickly but that’s not a big deal if you have active immunity.
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by grumple 6y ago
The US has managed to get the population vaccinated previously, and adults will be in charge of the executive again in a month or so. Unfortunately, that’s too late when it comes to ordering enough of the mRNA vaccines, but it will help to
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by grumple 6y ago
I think that peak is when people have very young children that require large amounts of time from their parents. The decline is children getting older, going to school, going to college, and starting families of their own.
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by grumple 6y ago
Interesting. Totally anecdotal here, but here are my thoughts: As I get older, I see less value in friendships, mostly because I realize that many of my friendships didn't serve me and added a lot of stress to my life (and distracted f
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by grumple 6y ago
> I see no evidence that this harms consumers at all. Quite the opposite. Then you are blindfolded. Many companies refuse to build for ios or charge more because of it. This isn't theory, it's fact supported by those companies
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by grumple 6y ago
So? That just means Musk has enemies. That doesn't say anything about the truth of her claims.
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by grumple 6y ago
Vaporware? Those companies have real products that are everywhere. Google is ubiquitous in modern life. Apple is in all the pockets or the desktops of hundreds of millions. There are more Tesla’s on the road every day. Each of these compani
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by grumple 6y ago
SV residents really do complain about everything, huh? Try living in an east coast city, our aesthetic is a mess.
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by grumple 6y ago
We’re in year 35 of self driving cars being a few years away.
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by grumple 6y ago
There’s one death per hundred million miles driven. One per million would mean one in 2 drivers kill someone in their lifetime.
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by grumple 6y ago
It’s releasing in 3 days though?
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by grumple 6y ago
I think you are taking the weakest possible extrapolation of the article's position and attacking that. This article is about changing techs for an existing product. And the author is correct; tech changes are very costly for existing
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by grumple 6y ago
Yikes. So many things wrong with this. Firstly, hours in != output. At my last job, we had several guys working 60+ hours / week whose output was miserable. I put in 5-6 hrs / day and was easily 2-10x as productive as them. Second
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by grumple 6y ago
I'll check it out, I'm a fan of Jeremy Evans sequel gem.
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by grumple 6y ago
> Yes but at that point you are getting all the disadvantages of Rails, without the strong points (fast prototyping and everything related to rendering HTML pages, file uploading etc.). Your perception of the strong points of rails are v
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by grumple 6y ago
Is it? It has an api mode and I’ve used it extensively for that at multiple workplaces and projects.
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by grumple 6y ago
Your strategies are those that optimize for jobs a monkey to do: "I need someone to flip this burger or turn this wrench". Paying for cheap labor, you get cheap results. I've seen this time and again across many different ind
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by grumple 6y ago
> Even though I grok git's mental model, I still can't answer the top-voted "git" questions on Stackoverflow without a cheat sheet This sounds like you just don't use or need those things much, which is fine if i
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by grumple 6y ago
I disagree. Your workflow should be pretty simple. Go to a feature branch, make changes, add/commit changes, push up the branch, ask for a review, merge the request. This workflow is independent of the technology and can be implemented
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by grumple 6y ago
Ramp up into the expected ipo. If not for COVID, 2020 would probably have looked great.
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by grumple 6y ago
I'd be interested in seeing how much money from their suits gets to the artists, or even to distributors - or what effect on revenue their deterrence causes.
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by grumple 6y ago
I would like to point out that this is also true in the US, not just the bad guy countries listed below. For example, in the US we have criminalized: walking across the street in various circumstances, riding a bike (on the wrong part of th
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by grumple 6y ago
Wouldn't help with credit cards. Plus I'd guess the idea is that you want to have some friction between you and the thousand companies that you have a transaction with in a year.
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by grumple 6y ago
Why are you hostage to it? How much dev time would switching to a different transaction processor take? This seems like it should be a very competitive space.
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by grumple 6y ago
If your infrastructure is codified, you should be using versioning for it as well.
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by grumple 6y ago
The appeal is that it tastes like pizza but without the animal involved.
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by grumple 6y ago
I know that several of the vaccine candidates require similarly cold storage for their entire distribution cycle until they are being used. Disclaimer: I work for big pharma.
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by grumple 6y ago
...that’s why he said to train them and mentor them.
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by grumple 6y ago
A prominent propaganda outlet had been slandering Clinton for decades, including 20+ politically guided hearings over an issue caused by the opposition party and an outrageous politically motivated investigation by a supposedly impartial la
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by grumple 6y ago
Those votes were segregated and Trump lost soundly without them. I’m not even sure they’ve been counted yet in PA but reports were that there were only about 500 late ballots.

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