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by listless 5y ago
Given how sick the second dose made me, I'm not keen on doing this every 6 months. Not keen.
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This has always been my fear. I'm vaccinated (Moderna) and got COVID in September. I recovered quickly - about 3 days. But I'm worried that my body did not get to have a proper immune response and that as such, I'll have to c
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This is exactly who I am. I have gifts. Reversing binary trees on whiteboards isn't one of them. Know what your strengths are.
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If this is true, you are a bit of a “miracle of nature”. Catching it twice is highly unlikely. You’ve had it so many times you can’t remember if it was 4 or 5.
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> instead product of concerted and ongoing effort of propaganda and defunding of academia. I think that's certainly true, but it doesn't account of the scores of unforced errors that our institutions and academy's are maki
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I hope more people read this comment. I think there is a common misconception that we're hoarding vaccine while people in 3rd world countries are begging for it. That's just not true as far as I can tell. The vaccine hesitancy see
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name checks out
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by listless 5y ago
That's what it sounds like to me too. I don't think there is much here besides yesterdays HN post.
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My favorite line as well. Someone give this copywriter a medal.
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People forget this ever happened. Our memory is short. I would add to this that cloth masks barely work at all, and yet we’re still encouraging people to wear them (1). It’s this kind of thing that we need to stop doing. Just tell people th
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I don’t think it’s a trope - unfortunately. There’s so many examples of people using “science” as a political football that they’ve undermined themselves. We’ve got public health experts encouraging people to protest racial justice in the h
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by listless 5y ago
Let's just say for a moment that human-caused climate change is either minimal or even non-existent. At this point, would we even be able to admit that? So much political and scientific capital has been invested here that if we were to
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by listless 5y ago
All I know is I wore one and so did all my friends and it cut through all of us like a knife through butter. Nobody was spared. People think masks are going to save them. In my experience, they prevented nothing of consequence to me or the
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by listless 5y ago
Exactly this. I am double vaxxed Moderna and got it. I was bad sick, but not as bad as my unvaxxed friends who got it. But I’m sure I spread that sucker all over the place. And by the way, the mask made no difference In my case. I’m convinc
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Rehab Center. Which is fancy speak for “nursing home”. Which makes it all the more tragic. These patients aren’t getting proper care because the staff is stretched far too thin.
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USA. We don’t recognize prior infection. And we assign 21 beds to a single nurse.
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My wife is a nurse. The job sucked before the pandemic. Patients would grope her (geriatric care), family members would berate her. Management never stood up for her. She was overworked because the center wanted to save money by giving less
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Holman was one of the first authors that did humor and tech together (at least that I can remember) and he completely changed what I thought a good tech article should be. He was/is a great engineer, but he’s an even better communicato
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I can relate. I cried as I read that story too. Hold your son; that sounds like a wonderful idea. I hope you feel better my friend. You’re not alone here.
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It’s not that low code isn’t hard, it’s that it isn’t code. Which for the life of me I will never understand. But I’ve seen entire businesses run on linked spreadsheets with formulas that would melt your brain. All built by people terrified
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I’m with you here. CloudFlare’s speed and downright mastery of the CDN is miles ahead of everyone else (I work for one of the clouds), their workers are insanely good and the speed at which they add genuinely brilliant features is astonishi
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This is clearly satire and good satire at that. I’m sorry this site has not recognized this for the great social commentary that it is. You have my vote.
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If I ever have an interview where I can use this, I’m 100% doing it and I hope that people appreciate it as the social commentary that it is.
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The difference is that influenza isn’t required to work, attend a concert, eat in NYC, ect. When the vaccine is so directly tied to your ability to participate in society, it becomes a concerning scenario because of conflicts of interest, e
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I got it. Vaccinated double Moderna. My whole family and entire friend group got it at the same time. I didn’t go to the hospital but I was damn sick. But none of my friends went to the hospital and many were not vaccinated. All in all, the
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That’s the real story here
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I don’t know. This is a pretty obvious and clumsy bug to ship in your flagship OS. I think it deserves the ridicule. We gotta laugh at something these days and Apple is a guaranteed punch up.
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Thank you. I came looking for the truth behind the click. Of course, the truth is much less interesting.
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It strikes me as pure arrogance that people think they are somehow morally superior because they have the benefit of looking back. Hindsight and all that. I hope they are judged with the same unreasonable severity that they judge others.
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I would agree with this. Andrew Yang made this a talking point for UBI, but it was always hypothetical. Automating big rig hauling is a long way off just based on where we are with the consumer sector. Even in cars that are currently automa

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