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by johncena33 5y ago
I know 2 young perfectly physically healthy people personally whose mental health deteoriorated to the point that they became suicidal. So forgive me if I take offense at your comment.
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by johncena33 5y ago
The irony is Google is the evil corp. who is stalking users is to make more money. And when MS does it, it's because MS is just trying to make money for the service they are providing. Even when MS's browser is based on the work d
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by johncena33 5y ago
Yes, despite of all the cover-ups and lyings China is never responsible. And everyone else is responsible for pandemic.
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The Next ‘Lab Leak’(nytimes.com)
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Deadly pathogens have escaped the lab – over and over again(vox.com)
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by johncena33 5y ago
I don't think your message will register here. The OG commenter spent the whole comment bashing Google, and the comment doesn't even mention Apple. That should tell you something. If Google stops Apple from doing so as the OG comm
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by johncena33 5y ago
HN has been slowly becoming Twitter. It's hot takes, dunkings, and outrages. It started with and mostly limited to Google bashing (as the current aricle is). Unfortunately it's going to spread. HN is on its path to become another
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by johncena33 5y ago
It doesn't have to be Apple. There would be dozens of articles on HN front news and HN crowd would complain year after years about it.
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by johncena33 5y ago
Well, it wouldn't be HN if people couldn't post angry rants about Google. 10% of HN is just a group of same people complaining about Google again and again. Anytime I see a link about Google, I know there wouldn't be any insi
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by johncena33 5y ago
If this is the case with US, I wonder how bad it is in Canada. Canada housing market is flooded with foreign dirty money and the govt. doesn't seem to be interested into doing anything about it. Because it benefits existing house owner
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China Has Withheld Samples of a Dangerous Flu Virus (2018)(nytimes.com)
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by johncena33 5y ago
As an immigrant in Canada, I always thought Canada is the entry door in the West for China. Canada's biggest city Toronto not only has a huge amount of Chinese population, a vast majority of them are new wealthy immigrants. Urban white
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China PCR Purchases Spiked in Months Before First Known Covid Cases(bloomberg.com)
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by johncena33 5y ago
The whole lab leak debate had been deliberately tarred as conspiracy theory and is still being suppressed by mainstream media. [1] [2] [1] https://www.bmj.com/content/374/bmj.n2003 [2] https://www.bmj.c
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by johncena33 5y ago
As much as I don't like social media and Zuck in general, I think social media get a lot of undeserved blame. The biggest culture shock I had coming to North America, how materialistic, exhibitionistic and keeping-up-with-the-joneses t
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by johncena33 5y ago
> It's that he did it first. By that logic Kim Kardashian is also a great artist. Because she is the first to popularize idea of being famous for being famous. As long as people, who claim Pollock is a great artist, also admit that
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FaceID on iPhone 13 will not work if users get third-party screen repair(ithinkdiff.com)
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The Lab-Leak Debate Just Got Even Messier(theatlantic.com)
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by johncena33 5y ago
Actually I find it way more comprehensible than the posted link. The posted link seems to prioritize form over functionality.
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by johncena33 5y ago
Just out of curiosity, what's the percentage of users outside of devs do you think care about this feature?
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by johncena33 5y ago
> Then I read the first comment on this HN thread, which is directly comparing this to Toronto. > [...] Reminds me of learning a new language, where beginners try to formulate thoughts in their native tongue and produce a direct trans
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by johncena33 5y ago
I've been programming in Python professionally for more than five years. I consider myself quite a good programmer. I still don't have good grasp on Python's import system. Does anyone else have similar experience?
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by johncena33 5y ago
It's really good point. I usually use this analogy in the context of unit tests. Everyone understands that the review process for a nuclear power generation site shouldn't be same as foot-bridge over a stream on a trail. However,
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by johncena33 5y ago
> My impression is more experienced developers test their code more often. Java percentage is unit test is so high most probably because it's an enterprise language. And the whole unit test craze started with Java and jUnit.
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by johncena33 5y ago
> Dr Anderson also co-authored this withdrawn preprint, originally posted August 2020. Before it was withdrawn in March 2021, it had been cited by the China-WHO joint study & other Chinese scientists as evidence for frozen food #Pops
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The Unproven Lab Leak Theory Puts Pressure on China – But It May Backfire(npr.org)
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Soviets Once Denied a Deadly Anthrax Lab Leak. U.S. Scientists Backed the Story(nytimes.com)
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The lab-leak origin claim for Covid-19 is in the news, but it’s still fact-free(latimes.com)
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The Wuhan Lab Leak Hypothesis Is a Conspiracy Theory, Not Science(forbes.com)
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by johncena33 5y ago
Yes, he knew. Here's the presentation he did on gain of function research back in January 2018 [1]. [1] https://twitter.com/ydeigin/status/1400321255824371714

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