jml78

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by jml78 3y ago
I am probably sensitive because my mom passed away due to stroke prior to my wife being on Rinvoq but that was a bigger concern for me when my wife went on it. Learn to identify stroke symptoms.
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by jml78 3y ago
That is one she has been on in the past. She has gone thru about 8 trying to find one that works best for her. She is currently on tremfya
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by jml78 3y ago
My wife is on a biologic for psoriatic arthritis. We are scared of the long term impacts around cancer. Within 8 years of being on various biologics she was diagnosed with cancer late last year in her early 40s. No family history of cancer
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by jml78 3y ago
Take things slow so you aren’t the show. I have a 44ft sailboat. Docking is not easy. People do not realize how difficult it can be
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by jml78 3y ago
That should point out that words matter and how they will be perceived matter. I don’t buy the narrative that Wendy’s wasn’t going to jack up prices during busy time. Happy hour is used to bring business in and make it busy. But at the end
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by jml78 3y ago
The only thing CR found without these chemicals was a can of seltzer.
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by jml78 3y ago
I am an inactive, 45 year old software developer. Can I overdo things and feel like shit? Yeah but mostly I feel great. My knees are kind messed up but that is from running 500 miles every summer during middle school and high school. So no
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by jml78 3y ago
Crazy thing is that I know a few Linux users that would love to have safari on our Linux machines for syncing. Firefox on iOS is a horrible experience. My desktop I have switched to Vivaldi so I can easily sync tabs between desktop and pho
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by jml78 3y ago
Advantage plans deny coverage that Medicare covers. I just went thru the nightmare. My mom had a stroke. She was up and walking the day after and the next day. After day 1, they applied for PT and OT. Her plan delayed delayed delayed. S
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by jml78 3y ago
I am in the same boat as you. I still haven’t found a solution for keeping it clean in an automated and safe way.
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by jml78 3y ago
I think it depends on what you mean by studying. My view is that college studying is having to memorize everything required to pass tests. I can easily read RFCs and then apply that knowledge. But I don't need to memorize shit becaus
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by jml78 3y ago
This was me but I eventually realized that just showing up to my university classes and paying attention was enough to pass. My issue was that I didn’t even want to put the effort into attending classes. I failed one class almost every sem
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by jml78 3y ago
Yeah, that is me bro. I started back in 2016 building k8s clusters from scratch via terraform and bash scripting. It was ugly awful but worked thru Covid with zero downtime when we switched to hosted solutions from AWS and Google cloud.
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by jml78 3y ago
As a parent of two kids in the US public education system, I just don't view our system as being good in general. I will get around to your question in a moment. Long before covid, we were doing "irreparable" harm to our chi
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by jml78 3y ago
We aren't going to agree here. You think it is science but you don't have any evidence to support your conclusion that this is irreparable harm. I am fine not agreeing, I don't care to argue that point any further. But one
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by jml78 3y ago
I have asked if you believe it is possible for kids to recover. Let me be plain. I haven’t insulted you. Haven’t been rude to you. You have taken that approach. So I will ask directly. Do you believe kids can recover from being 6 months
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by jml78 3y ago
This isn’t Reddit. “Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith. Eschew flamebait. Avoid generic tangents. Omit internet tropes. Please d
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by jml78 3y ago
It must be nice to live in a world where you judge actions with perfect vision of what science will say 3 years after the fact.
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by jml78 3y ago
No, I am saying kids can recover. Your position is they obviously can’t
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by jml78 3y ago
And you obviously don’t think kids can’t recover or excel. Kids are resilient
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by jml78 3y ago
My kids excelled during Covid. Why? My first grader got thru 4th grade math by summer after Covid started. My 6th grader finished high school world history. My opinion is that you are being overly dramatic. We actually kept our kids out o
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by jml78 3y ago
They don’t need to know k8s administration but they need to understand how their services are going to function and scale in k8s.
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by jml78 3y ago
Been on protonmail for a few years without issue
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by jml78 3y ago
I dual boot because Linux still can’t play a huge number of games. Linux is for work. Win11 is for gaming
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by jml78 3y ago
During Covid, my wife and I needed our kids busy until at least noon during the week. At the time, we felt khanacademy was our best choice. Between March and July that year, my 1st grader got all the way thru fourth grade math. He is a ris
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by jml78 3y ago
I assume front end developer.
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by jml78 3y ago
Just like you have to know how to operate each cloud in general. There is no free lunch. But if you learn k8s, moving from AWS EKS to Google GKE to DigitalOceans hosted k8s is easy.
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by jml78 3y ago
You don’t have to live on a mooring ball. The cheapest thing is living on anchor. If you outfit the boat with solar, some lithium, and a water maker, your real expenses are boat maintenance which is cheap when doing it yourself. I know dig
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by jml78 3y ago
Yacht is a loaded term. A 30ft sailboat is a yacht. Given the crazy housing prices, a lot of people are buying sailboats and living in them because it is way cheaper than renting. Yacht does not mean wealthy. I am firmly middle class. M
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by jml78 3y ago
Part of the magic is the eye tracking and exterior cameras tracking hands. Without those, I don’t see how what you suggest would be very helpful

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