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by he0001 6y ago
> We are talking about Hunter Biden emails that still nobody has proven are inauthentic. Have they been proven to be authentic?
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by he0001 6y ago
Tariffs have been good for China. In fact their economy is booming. Polluting your own soil is never a good thing and spills over on other aspects of society makes it more expensive.
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by he0001 6y ago
Isn’t this something that’s up to the companies that put their production there to decide?
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by he0001 6y ago
Curious, what new has been found?
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by he0001 6y ago
This sounds very cool, but how do they know that they are actual footprints and not just two holes that accidentally looks like footprints?
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by he0001 6y ago
I can’t speak for all countries, but in this situation the Swedish government have purposely few laws where they can act, in general, against groups of citizens. Which is a problem with gang related crimes etc. In the case of a pandemic, th
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by he0001 6y ago
Well, you don’t change a base law just like that and to do that would require a lot of other laws to be changed. And I’m not sure they would have gathered enough political will to do those changes. And that’s also what the government conclu
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by he0001 6y ago
No. A Swedish citizen is, in general, free to go wherever they want on Swedish soil, including private property. This is protected by the Swedish constitution and one of the oldest base laws[0]. Also one reason to the governments slow react
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by he0001 6y ago
They didn’t. Although they didn’t protect the elderly in the beginning, which is official.
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by he0001 6y ago
There is an important point to make here. Sweden doesn’t have any laws where the government can order a shutdown. So even if they wanted to do a lockdown they couldn’t. Doctors can order individuals to be quarantined but not the country as
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by he0001 6y ago
Yes, I don’t think that you need microservices to be able to tackle Conway's law. At least it doesn’t have anything to do with each other. You could still do microservices and still fail to deal with Conway’s law.
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by he0001 6y ago
But does conway’s law require microservices? It doesn’t say anything about microservices.
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by he0001 6y ago
It’s really not about “evidence-based approach” per se, it’s more because of the notion of “expert authority”. The notion is that the government are heavily relying on the “expert authority” related to the current situation, in this case, F
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by he0001 7y ago
No, apparently they had to construct a emergency procedure for this particular incident by going through and change the laws necessary to handle this pandemic. The whole opposition was in on those changes. Though most of it is to be able to
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by he0001 7y ago
I would add some pointers: * Sweden doesn’t have anything equivalent to martial law. * the government have in general very weak power to enforce rules that effect the population and all changes to current law must pass through their parliam
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by he0001 7y ago
Would this mean that you could “boost” your workout by starting with some anaerobic exercises or reps?
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Devastating Infectious Diseases(livescience.com)
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by he0001 7y ago
Is it smart to pick a lot of random people off the street and put them in crowded spaces? That’s surely a perfect breeding ground for covid -19.
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by he0001 7y ago
It seems like Switzerland is also recommending this and referring to a study done on mice. I don’t have links since they most likely in French/German. Edit: link to recommendation https://www.bag.admin.ch/bag/de&#x
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by he0001 7y ago
How do you follow up one these “articles”. I understand that it is a hypothesis, but unfortunately these articles do create some nasty rumors, where these tend to be treated as facts instead of just a hypothesis.
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by he0001 7y ago
And they do have their uses but they are not good enough by their own. Having both exceptions, result types and maybes is a lot better to have and to use appropriately than only have one or the other.
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by he0001 7y ago
I think those are awful to deal with errors. You have one part of the code that handles one concept and could error something. However the result of that code is then handled to some other part of the code which might deal with a local erro
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by he0001 7y ago
I think people forgets that if the ordinary flu would have caused this outbreak the counter measurements would probably be the same. But now it’s too late and too complex to stop it. Having two such viruses would probably very problematic a
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by he0001 7y ago
Media which doesn’t have advertisers to care about, what’s their job?
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by he0001 7y ago
I’m not sure I buy the “clean code” dogma anymore. If the purpose is to keep the code clean for the sake of the language I think you have missed the point. I think the code should be clean with regards to what it is trying to solve not wrt
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by he0001 7y ago
I thought rules were a way of organizing thought, like a language which is governed by rules.
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by he0001 7y ago
Doesn’t becoming a fanboy in certain ways requires you to be a hater too? Case in point Windows vs Linux?
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by he0001 7y ago
> As a final anecdote, I did know women who dated executives and VCs in the Bay. Some of these guys had mammoth egos. Curiously, that didn't prevent them from having far better dating lives than any engineer I knew. Dating != relati
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by he0001 7y ago
Not sure about schools and daycares. My children’s school and daycare is a gym and a poke stop respectively. And there are several other daycares here in the area which are gyms.
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by he0001 7y ago
I always thought the “liberal snowflake” term is quite odd. I guess I could qualify or classified as one. There’s something wrong with that statement. I think the meaning of it is quite the opposite. As a liberal, you realize that you are n

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