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Did they not?
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It's mostly just wealthy people going to second homes spreading it around to regional areas that are far less equipped to deal with an outbreak. It was also mostly in reaction to some fuckwit going up the coast to view an open home. Hi
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Australia is the size of the USA with 25million people scattered around the edges. There isn't massive amounts on travel like the USA so locking down was pretty straight forward.
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Fedora on an old gaming machine in the lounge and a wireless kb/mouse. I've messed around with Plex but honestly find using a computer easier. Watch a lot of YouTube too but almost prefer the tv app for that. Gigabit internet help
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I remember when you might worry about getting fired using alpha version code in production.
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We already cut Netflix from our budget. Torrenting is faster and easier than dealing with Netflix's shitty interface that keeps trying to serve up old shows I've already seen or clearly don't want to see. The amount of stuff
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Just hold BUSD if you're concerned, that really is safe, even in turbulent market conditions. Not financial advice.
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BUSD is the most backed by USD you can get at this point.
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How do you use a bloom filter? Because that's never been a limitation in my use cases. The only times I've really needed them is when I needed to know a db row has been updated in this import run. (Can't fit hash in memory, u
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We already see 35c wet bulb temps in parts of India. It's deadly.
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I'm so glad I skipped PhD level and got straight to work. I would have hated that level of navel gazing.
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Also found this a super weird complaint. It's not a, its b. Ok b. Hey, you copied my answer? ???
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Yup, I rarely ask "what's this code do" or "how does this code do that". But "why the fuck" is a daily occurrence. Self documenting code explains how and what. If you need a comment to explain how and what
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I stopped watching around half way. Now I think might have to finish it.
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It's a mixed bag in Aus. Rent is listed per week prices but you'll see some landlords calculate it out by the day rate if you want to pay monthly. Others use the 52 week rate divided by 12.
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The only people that do this is the NRA. The government put a sanction on that kind of research in govt agencies because they didn't want to give ammunition (ick) to the NRA funded by the taxpayer.
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They're not over estimating the amount of new crime. They're estimating the amount of unpunished crime which is why a "spike" or a "wave" whatever that even really means, is having a disproportionate response i
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Jesus, I didn't know people cared so much about metaphorical language choices. Guess it's all narrative shaping though eh. It's good we have people like you to police little old me from speaking out against your chosen narrat
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Inflation fears are also a big driver. Bullets have a long shelf life. You also forgot the crime wave ripping across the country and inadequate policing.
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Pretty much. I was sceptical of that they did in Aus but it sort of worked. Instead of just giving everyone unemployment they, Doubled unemployment for those that needed it Created a new system that injected money into businesses, but only
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I knew what was coming but 10/10 did not disappoint.
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> How do you assign a usable notion of per-IP reputation to that? You don't and that's the point. Stop bloody tracking me. What should you as a mail provider do with this new information? Oh I dunno, innovate?
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> positively discriminate for diversity/equity reasons Must be nice to be so privileged you can make up nice names for plain old racism. You mean discrimiate against Asian and white people for flawed diversity and equity reasons. Mo
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You don't want to.
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People who drink in moderation likely also eat bad food in moderation, or smoke in moderation, or argue with their partner in moderation, or work in moderation, or stress in moderation or all sorts of other things over their lifetime. The b
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It's probably better to phrase it being a development method that focuses on a tight feedback loop with all stakeholders. You push decisions as far out as possible and gather feedback from individuals every step of the way. This is wha
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All 1-4% of them... The insinuation that anyone who rises to the top of an organisation must be sociopathic is dillusional. Yes, there is a higher incidence at the CEO level, traits that help you in a role also help you get there, go figure
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Vaccines + ivermectin. The numbers seem to work but only if you accept the Mexico City study. Or the numbers coming out of India.
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Some claim it can still be irradicated. But those people get banned on YouTube for saying bad words so you probably won't believe me.
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Sure if you don't think permanent social distancing and mask wearing is not a problem. The severity of mild covid is still potentially long lasting and I'm willing to guess elderly aren't going to handle it well. Letting covi
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