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by marton78 5y ago
As are pretty much all papers ever written
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by marton78 5y ago
Fortunately there is now COVID, so the ruined health care system can be framed afterwards as having been caused by the unvaccinated.
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by marton78 5y ago
Thousands of ICU nurses quit on the past few years. They are still trained and would just have to be convinced to return.
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by marton78 5y ago
The spectre of exponential spread is summoned way too often. Yes, an epidemic spreads exponentially when it starts, but also it's self limiting after a while. The 4th wave is wearing of already. Every wave so far has worn off in every
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by marton78 5y ago
Only for those with two hands.
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by marton78 5y ago
Really? I didn't know that. That means, there is a third kind of null?
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by marton78 5y ago
They absolutely do eat fried rice in Thailand, but they call it "fly lie" :)
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by marton78 5y ago
It's still in use as the regular word for work in East Slavic languages
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by marton78 5y ago
The last time I saw chimpanzee research in Oxford, it didn't end well... https://youtu.be/n8FbMY-quW4
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by marton78 5y ago
It's a different technology. Just because we use the same word for it ("vaccine"), it doesn't mean our knowledge about e.g. the polio vaccine is applicable also to mRNA vaccines.
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by marton78 5y ago
What would be the mechanism leading to tasting saline in the mouth?
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by marton78 5y ago
This is not the case in German language Wikipedia, though. There are many examples there of users with high reputation abusing their power and pushing their personal agendas.
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by marton78 5y ago
Higher Vitamin D levels due to more exposure to sunshine is a possible explanation.
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by marton78 5y ago
Unfortunately, this doesn't apply to German police.
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by marton78 5y ago
No idea, but my zoology professor was called Prof. Elepfandt.
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by marton78 5y ago
The rebase feature of https://git-fork.com/ is actually pretty nice. Interactive rebase works well, the only shortcoming is its lack of support for `git rebase -r`.
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by marton78 5y ago
Most people who care to read the comments to a post about esbuild will know what Parcel is. Why do you prefer it?
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by marton78 5y ago
Amazing. That means he does his job right! As a good CTO you shouldn't have anything to do. If you're caught up in work, you're doing it wrong.
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by marton78 5y ago
Kinda off topic from someone whos mother tongue is not English: what happened in the past years that people apparently forgot how the irrealis works in English? Shouldn't this be "Things I wish I had known when I learned TS"
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by marton78 5y ago
I doubt that would help, since generic code is implicitly inline.
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by marton78 5y ago
This word was featured prominently in the first sentence of former German foreign minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg's PhD thesis, which turned out to have been plagiarized.
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by marton78 5y ago
The Nerdwriter made a similar analysis of Louis CK, realy worth watching: https://youtu.be/ufdvYrTeTuU
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by marton78 5y ago
Agreed, the risk that it goes bust by itself is less than that Tether goes bust. However, what we are taking about is repercussions of Tether going bust: how will it affect Coinbase if suddenly 69B are trying to get cashed out?
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by marton78 5y ago
Afterwards follow up with PROLOG and Brainfuck, please.
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by marton78 5y ago
Grazie.
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by marton78 5y ago
The premise of this argument is false. In Germany, where I live, polarization has increased dramatically, especially since COVID. I don't know about Facebook, but the tone on Twitter is harsh, the hate is palpable. The difference is ma
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by marton78 5y ago
Same in Hungarian
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by marton78 5y ago
Protect your children from social media, no matter which company.
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by marton78 5y ago
Gauss comes to mind.
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by marton78 5y ago
That was not his reason, as I stated in another comment. You're free to educate yourself about his thoughts on the matter, which would be much more productive than a snarky comment.

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