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joaomacp
6y ago
> Just need a commodity web host to slap it up on. I suggest NearlyFreeSpeech. It has an outdated UI and it's very DIY, but the pricing is very good. They have an option for static sites, with a lower price.
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joaomacp
6y ago
Please don't call your company "UseLess".
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joaomacp
6y ago
Pretty soon the law-abiding and obedient people will become aware that life outside of authoritarianism is better and safer, and they will either run away or revolt.
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joaomacp
6y ago
I thought the parent was talking about shorting MongoDB ("MDB" NASDAQ ticker)
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joaomacp
6y ago
He knows China is powerful enough to do this without meaningful consequences. Taiwan not yet, but soon.
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6y ago
both
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6y ago
Does this explain asymptomatic cases? Maybe people don't develop symptoms because they have cold-related antibodies that don't let COVID develop. Can these people still shed and transmit SARS-CoV-2?
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6y ago
The most common meaning of "racism" in conversation is "acting based on the race of some person / group of people". Immigration policies can (should) be discussed without taking into account people's race, and
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joaomacp
7y ago
This pandemic is certainly providing lots of opportunity for behavioral and social studies.
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7y ago
Embrace, extend, extingui$h
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7y ago
Can someone help inform me better: I heard there are no significant mutations yet, but I also heard there are 2 "strains": S-cov and L-cov, where S-cov is a more recent and less dangerous variation. Is this right?
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7y ago
You are overgeneralizing: the US did this in a crisis. China has been doing this frequently. It's not valid to equate them.
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7y ago
+1 on "The Soul of a New Machine": it's one of the most mentioned computer history books, and inspired the great "Halt and Catch Fire" TV series.
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7y ago
It's going to be a return to rampant crime, drug addiction, poverty, etc. There will be significantly more deaths from the cure.
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7y ago
If only you were in China and could report on him for bad behavior...
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7y ago
People's decisions today are so influenced by media that fake news become acceptable (like white lies). Media has to act as the Catholic Church did in ancient times. It has to make up some stories to control people's behavior. Toi
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7y ago
This coronavirus event will certainly inspire evil middle-eastern terrorist groups to begin researching on bio-weapons. When they discover how easy it is to synthesize base pairs, we are utterly fucked.
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7y ago
It would be nice to hear from a virology / genome editing expert on his/her thoughts about the possibility of SARS-CoV-2 being engineered. There are lots of theories, but I'd love to hear the mechanics of how it could happen.
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7y ago
To trace contacts of the deceased person. For an elder person, it's likely he/she has interacted with other elders, and it's good to check. Compared with testing a healthy young person who is asymptomatic, it's better to
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7y ago
Sounds interesting!
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7y ago
Is this loss of scent permanent or temporary?
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7y ago
This "prep work" is selfish and irresponsible. Supermarkets / grocery stores are not closing. There are no floods or storms or nuclear bombs falling, preventing people to go to supermarkets. If many paranoid people start &quo
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7y ago
The UK exception seems weird. Is Trump really playing geopolitical / diplomacy games in this situation?
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7y ago
This sounds authoritarian as fuck, you have to sign a document to say why you're outside. Some countries are following the chinese example of "authoritarian democracy", particularly European countries with big commercial ties
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7y ago
I love this video. It's such a great visualization, simple and clear, and gets the point across while being entertaining. And it's from 1937! We have so many video editing and effects tools today, but sometimes simpler is best.
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7y ago
Is there data on this?
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7y ago
This article treats the 'incel' phenomenon as a security threat, just like ISIS and Al Qaeda, instead of looking at it as a social problem and trying to solve it. Doing this is the same as declaring 'war on drugs' instea
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7y ago
I don't care that much about animals, as far as their pain or feelings. If we slaughter ants and fruit flies while not caring for their rights, what is that different from a cow or dog? I know this is an unpopular position, but I don&#
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7y ago
I use a similar tool: sequencediagram.org Seems to have very similar features, and can export to svg for free (in websequencediagrams.com it's a premium feature)
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7y ago
by DrJokepu: > Surprisingly enough, Apple will still stay relevant even though Steve Jobs will have to leave his position due to health problems or something else. Sad, but accurate.
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