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by im-poor 5y ago
Isn't that what I said? People have vaccine hesitancy because of propaganda from other countries undermining confidence in the government.
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by im-poor 5y ago
I think the difference between the two approaches comes down to the release cycle. For something like a backend that gets deployed multiple times a week, the most important thing is to get the backend working again once it breaks. Just as a
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by im-poor 5y ago
This is such a bad idea for the banks. ByteDance has plenty of money. This is a political move to create domestic impact if the U.S. ever wants to ban TikTok again, which almost happened under Trump.
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by im-poor 5y ago
You still haven’t answered the question of why it’s valuable. You’re asking someone to do a lot of work by cleaning up their feature branch. What’s the benefit? The commits all get atomically added to master at the same time. Why would you
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by im-poor 5y ago
What value do those commits really provide? In master, I want every commit to represent a change in state that I may want to revert to when rolling back or bisecting. I don’t ever want to go back in time mid-way through someone’s feature de
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by im-poor 5y ago
CCP propaganda won’t be a red flying with people chanting “China is great!” It will be something like “masks aren’t effective” to increase the impact of COVID on America.
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by im-poor 5y ago
The government publishes all of the results. You can take a look yourself: https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04470427 There are a lot of studies done on small sample sizes. It some sense it’s necessary: if so
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by im-poor 5y ago
I believe Moderna’s Phase 3 involved 30,000 people, just FYI.