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by keneda7 5y ago
You got a source for this? I looked on google but wasn't able to find anything about selling our strategic helium reserve?
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by keneda7 5y ago
It may have to do with the fact it use to be used as an example of a great progressive city and changes its gone through. I grew up about an hour and a half from San Fran. The city was amazing. Everything about it. The people, the shopp
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by keneda7 5y ago
Look back at the whole Snowden event has me thinking. Did it really change anything? Sure there was outrage and a lot of news coverage on it but did anything else really come of it? We still willingly put all our private life details onli
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by keneda7 5y ago
Glad you have to resort to person attacks and then quote an article backing up my point you can't constantly be giving boosters out. I never said there wasn't a good strategy but rather than doing it x month was bad which in fact
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by keneda7 5y ago
So by your logic every media member, fauci, and even the president is dangerous. They made a lot of serious claims that the data showed were completely false. Here are just a couple. Masks aren't effective You wont need more than 2 v
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by keneda7 5y ago
Have you even considered that this is what many people who have not taken the vaccine are waiting for? They are going to go get the vaccine when this deadly strains comes out. It is no secret MRNA vaccines do not last. It was known before
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by keneda7 5y ago
Others have listed some useful stats and market share info so I will stick to my experience. Currently working at a company that offers online pre employment testing. We integrate with a lot of applicant tracking systems. Our entire backe
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by keneda7 5y ago
So do you disagree with the idea that it is his library? If you agree that this is his library, do you believe what he did is different than a company changing their public API or deprecating them without any notice?
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by keneda7 5y ago
He did not force anyone to update the package. They did that without looking at it. He no longer wanted his work to be disturbed. You may not agree with how he did it but calling it an attack is completely ridiculous. These comments on H
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by keneda7 5y ago
See other discussion on a different article but same topic https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29841747
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by keneda7 5y ago
I am confused here. There were issues with the previously submitted mRNA vaccines created pre covid. Of the 8 I could find all were rejected. Doing a process that does not work in parallel will not suddenly fix it.
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by keneda7 5y ago
Are you referring to the mRNA vaccine platform? Could you point me to the mRNA vaccine application that was approved before covid? When I looked into it all, of them had been denied until covid and I did not hear of any breakthrough in mRN
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by keneda7 5y ago
From the article this discussion is about "Most of the claims for deaths being filed are not classified as COVID-19 deaths, Davison said." I am confused why you are completely ignoring this statement and trying to claim the exact
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by keneda7 5y ago
I am not a MS employee but I do work as a software engineer at a small company and make six figures a year. Mistakes like this happen. In fact they happen all the time. There are a lot of people out there writing code on any given day.
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by keneda7 5y ago
Not the original poster but genuinely curious here and I do agree with your long term covid statement. We do not know. But I strongly disagree with you calling the health agencies "most-respected (not-perfect)". Didn't these
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by keneda7 5y ago
I have a close friend that is immune compromised and can't take a lot of vaccines due to allergies. It has been a life long struggle for them. It was a struggle long before covid and I imagine it will be a struggle long after. To sa
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by keneda7 5y ago
There are also a ton of ways to ruin someone's life without violence. A gun will do nothing to stop those.
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by keneda7 5y ago
Does anyone have experience with McAfee at home or work in the 3-4 years. I stopped using them a while ago and haven't really heard much about them lately. I am wondering how their detection rates/false positives rates are in th
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by keneda7 5y ago
Your first statement is categorically false. https://dph.illinois.gov/covid19/vaccine/vaccine-breakthroug... https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/... (table 5 page
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by keneda7 5y ago
Vaccinated people still spread the covid and vaccinated people still get covid. Most of my friend group was infected when two vaccinated friends came up to visit. They said they were feeling sick but because they were vaccinated it was f
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by keneda7 5y ago
Thank you very much for your reply. Its always good to hear from inside the industry. The two points make complete sense. I can definitely see an author wanting to stick with a publisher that has made them money in the past.
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by keneda7 5y ago
I am all for this. IMO publishers especially textbook publishers are running a racket on us. Giving one company even more control over the market is definitely not going to help the situation. They mention with the acquisition Penguin wou
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by keneda7 5y ago
I'm a pretty big fan of Tesla in general but this aspect has always left me baffled. I am a software engineer and work on a system that is not 1/1000000th as critical as a self driving system. If my system crashes or has a bug n
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by keneda7 5y ago
Could you list some of the things that make the right fascist? Its a pretty blanket statement to call everyone that has a different political opinion of you fascist. Here is the definition https://www.merriam-webster.com/d
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by keneda7 5y ago
It is the DA's doing this. Its gotten so bad in SF you have Assistant DAs leaving and joining the recall effort https://abc7news.com/chesa-boudin-recall-brooke-jenkins-san-... In Chicago you have DAs letting shooters
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by keneda7 5y ago
Good to know. Thank you very much for the response. I'll probably do some more research on VSCode in 6 months or so and see if this has changed at all.
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by keneda7 5y ago
I believe you are correct. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16440850
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by keneda7 5y ago
I have a feeling they would want to burn all 17 to the ground.
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by keneda7 5y ago
As someone who uses VS at work primarily for C# API work (donetcore), would you suggest giving VSCode a try? I ask because I have heard really good things about it from our UI developers but I have not really heard much for or against it wh
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by keneda7 5y ago
Okay I did a bit of research along the line you said. From what I can find it seems the basis of Finland's school system is that not all students are equal. Report cards are based on individualized grading by each teacher. ( https:&#x

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