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4 in 10 Americans engaging in high-risk cleaning practices due to SARS-CoV-2(cdc.gov)
2 points by kasperni 6y ago|1 comments
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by kasperni 6y ago
Here is the original Lancet article [1] that has been used as the basis for the article. [1] http://www.ias.org.uk/uploads/pdf/news%20stories/dnutt-lance...
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by kasperni 6y ago
You didn't really want to write database did you?
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by kasperni 6y ago
10 minutes of r/aww before bedtime is a nice way to unwind.
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Government ready to open British markets to chlorinated chicken for US tradedeal(independent.co.uk)
16 points by kasperni 6y ago|4 comments
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Landslide in Alta, Norway(youtube.com)
1 points by kasperni 6y ago|0 comments
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by kasperni 6y ago
Sweet memories... [1] is a great walk down memory lane. [1] http://www.softpanorama.org/OFM/Paradigm/Ch03/norton_command...
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by kasperni 6y ago
For Java's case the benefits of build time code generation are greatly exaggerated. In many cases, it is a lot faster and easier to generate code at runtime using MethodHandles then build-time code generation. For example, the toString
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by kasperni 6y ago
> Kotlin can to lower it's IR to platform specifically intrinsics and have platform exclusive features to an extent. As pointed out elsewhere this won't really help you in any way in this situation.
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by kasperni 6y ago
It started out with just Kotlin/JVM. But now you also have Kotlin/Native and Kotlin/JS. Being multi-platformed has some drawbacks, for example, that it can be difficult to expose certain abstractions that are only supported o
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by kasperni 6y ago
> The consequence is that the whole ecosystem is split in two parts! Which it might continue to be. As Kotlin needs to support other backends than just the JVM.
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by kasperni 6y ago
java.lang.invoke.MutableCallSite supports linking one particular MethodHandle at a time which the VM will optimize for. Then you can use MutableCallSite::setTarget with another MethodHandle which will cause recompilation of affected paths.
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by kasperni 6y ago
> Trivial counter-example: Iceland. Iceland actually has Vitamin D deficiency levels comparable to a country such as Greece [1][2]. Supplements such as fish oil liver are in widespread use. [1] https://www.careacross.com/
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by kasperni 6y ago
Vitamin D deficiency in Northern Italy is prevalent.
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by kasperni 6y ago
I wonder if they do any form of penetration testing?
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by kasperni 6y ago
There are plenty of political parties around the world that acknowledges the problem.
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War veteran, 99, raises £4m for NHS by walking lengths of back garden(theguardian.com)
3 points by kasperni 7y ago|0 comments
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by kasperni 7y ago
Yes, you can override accessors and mutability is the main reason. It has been discussed a number of times on the various amber mailing lists, here is one [1]. Yes, records can implement interfaces. The syntax is {ClassModifier} record Type
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by kasperni 7y ago
There are things such as arrays that you cannot really make immutable as things are at the moment. So you will have to override the accessor and provide a copy of the array. If the components were fields you would not be able to do this. Al
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by kasperni 7y ago
Looking at the commit log, Scala Native looks pretty dead https://github.com/scala-native/scala-native/commits/master
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by kasperni 7y ago
Here is an actual screenshot from someone's Facebook page spewing out this garbage. https://ibb.co/cx62sbD
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Swedish hospital suspends Covid-19 treatment with chloroquine(gp.se)
131 points by kasperni 7y ago|77 comments
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by kasperni 7y ago
Lock-down or not, people are not going to be spending any money as long as there is a worldwide health crisis.
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by kasperni 7y ago
For those who have only read about it in the news. Here is an actual screenshot from someone's Facebook page spewing out this garbage. https://ibb.co/cx62sbD It's actually so ridiculous that it is funny.
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by kasperni 7y ago
Do you really think that people are going to be spending any money with bodies in the streets instead? Even in the best-case scenarios, the world economy is in a deep freezer for the next couple of months.
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by kasperni 7y ago
Other Nordic countries such as Denmark, Norway, and Finland has more or less identical health-systems/tax-schemes and they have taken very different routes.
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by kasperni 7y ago
How did you get from Copenhagen/Oslo/Stockholm to Oslo/Barcelona/Marid?
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by kasperni 7y ago
There is a huge difference countries in between in Europe. On one hand, you have Spain/Italy and on another, you have Denmark which is starting to plan a controlled opening in the coming weeks [1]. Denmark being the second European cou
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Denmark could gradually open up after Easter(cphpost.dk)
1 points by kasperni 7y ago|0 comments
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by kasperni 7y ago
So the US preaches nationalism, protectionism, and isolationism except when it's not in their own interest? Edit: My point (which probably wasn't clear) was that if you run an "America First" agenda. Don't be surpri

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