jazoom

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by jazoom 8y ago
Not only that. But "Joe Smith" has broken English and is using a photo from the 80s.
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by jazoom 8y ago
Those might be the most obviously fake testimonials I've ever seen.
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by jazoom 8y ago
Fair enough. But that's not really the same as what Zeit is providing here.
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by jazoom 8y ago
Can your workers run Docker containers?
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by jazoom 8y ago
> I find that map breaking down usage by country interesting. It seems almost nobody is using it in... Australia. Is it performing badly No. It works well. > is it blocked by ISPs No. > or are those people just overly obsessed with
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by jazoom 8y ago
Sodium is essential for life, so you could say sodium prevents death. As always, the poison is in the dose. And, as already mentioned, drinking too much water and not consuming enough sodium leads to hyponatremia. Patients are always surpri
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by jazoom 8y ago
It certainly is. I probably should have thought of that and been more clear.
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by jazoom 8y ago
GP = Grandfather Post. It's a reference to the comment you replied to.
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by jazoom 8y ago
Not GP but I can expand. Over long periods of use the body develops tolerance to opioids and to get the same level of relief the dose must be increased. This seems to go on forever. Last year I had a patient on 10x what would probably be le
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by jazoom 8y ago
Those replies also appreciated that "glib and reductionist" comment.
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by jazoom 8y ago
I understand if you choose not to answer this. You say you would jump at euthanasia. Why do you not just take your own life in a more "conventional" way?
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by jazoom 8y ago
I'm particularly fond of succinct insights. It gives you time to think. Paragraphs of disclaimers and apologies distract from insights IMHO.
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by jazoom 8y ago
is not fair to the person who is suffering at the moment No, it's not fair. I don't have a good answer. After seeing some old people have miserable lives during their last few years Absolutely. Some people suffer terribly at t
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by jazoom 8y ago
I see and feel your point. As a doctor who has worked with people with severe mental health issues I can imagine nothing worse than experiencing what they do. This must be especially agonising for someone so young, who will have to experien
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by jazoom 8y ago
Although I'm pro-euthanasia in a medical sense, I don't think it's fair to dismiss GP's comment like that. There was definitely substance to it, and that substance is worth thinking about, even if you sit on the other si
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by jazoom 8y ago
I like hearing the other side of the story. I wish I got the other side more often.
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by jazoom 8y ago
I believe sho stated the problem. We have dysfunctional government that only thinks as far as the next election.
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by jazoom 8y ago
Good, entertaining read. >It appears that y-fronts are a uniquely British phenomenon whose popularity doesn’t extend far past their borders. I don't think you can make that statement after sending a survey only to people in USA and
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by jazoom 8y ago
Just use one of the many ad/tracking blockers. Websites will still work. Blocks sketchy-analytics.com. Why make this more complex than it needs to be?
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by jazoom 8y ago
It would be easy to make an extension to do that but I suspect most websites would no longer work correctly. Many websites have their own API server on a different domain, many host images on another domain, most use a CDN of some kind whic
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by jazoom 8y ago
>rapidstring is maybe the fastest string library ever written in ANSI C
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by jazoom 8y ago
Is this for real? I haven't noticed the newest 2 on planes yet. The third newest is definitely where they should have stayed.
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by jazoom 8y ago
Wow. Even though you mentioned it I was still surprised at how much it reminded me of GitLab's logo. Even the colours are similar. That's not cool.
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by jazoom 8y ago
No runtime gets included in the build.
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by jazoom 8y ago
So do trademarks.
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by jazoom 8y ago
I think you missed my point, which is readily understood by a quick scan of this website: https://www.eff.org/issues/stupid-patent-month
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by jazoom 8y ago
That title is abysmal. I'm not surprised the article is crappy. Next article: testicular cancer - the dangerous cancer that only affects men!
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by jazoom 8y ago
Probably similar reason for NIH syndrome. It's theirs, they made it and they have a reasonable idea how it's going to function. Also, if it breaks, they have no one to blame but themselves.
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by jazoom 8y ago
But it seems USA has patents used for that purpose.
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by jazoom 8y ago
I've worked at over 10 companies in my life so far. I've also done locum work in more than that.

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