moshegramovsky

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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
Sorry you got long covid. I hope you recover quickly!
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
The copays were pretty expensive! On the order of $400.00.
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
I definitely will take it again, no question. It worked really well for me. Side effects weren't too bad either.
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
Same. I had one night of fever and incredible chills. Thought for sure I was going to get very sick. Got Paxlovid next day. Felt better the following day. It was like having a cold, and I don't think that would have happened without th
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
I have quite a bit of anecdata that Paxlovid works very well in helping very sick elderly people stay out of the hospital.
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
The original comment talked about anti-immigrant sentiment of the new administration. Trump said that immigrants are poisoning the blood of our country. How many citations of Trump and his aides would it take to make you believe that they&#
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
Yeah I had a Facebook account until today. This whole thing copyright thing reminds me of when Mark Zuckerberg was mad that someone posted photos of the interior of his house or something.
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
I appreciate that you took the time to respond, but I think that analysis of the population of Gaza clearly shows that there hasn't be any ethnic cleansing either. The Palestinian population has been going up since 1948. So has life ex
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
Israel's actions in the last 75 years simply cannot be compared to genocide in any rational sense of the word. The number of Palestinians has been rising steadily for decades and life expectancy for Palestinians has been increasing as
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
The review you get depends what questions you ask. For example: I wrote a class that wrapped a std::vector<T> as a private data member and it pointed out that it would be nice if I implemented support for accessing the iterators and t
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
AI is pretty good at code reviews. For reference I use chatgpt and Gemini. It's very helpful. An AI tool that could convert large scale changes into a set of small commits would be amazing.
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
Thank you for saying this.
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
White men hold almost all the power in America. I can't reconcile this fact with the idea that there is some conspiracy against white men. Can you provide some more context on what you mean?
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
Thank you for saying this.
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
What attracted me to it is the idea that sexism, racism, homophobia, etc. are forms of bullying that are definitively antisocial. At its core, it should be about stopping bullying at the level of individuals, society, and institutions. And,
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
Right, but the problem is that consequences for a cop shooting a black person for dating a white girl don't seem to be the same as the consequences for homicide.
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
Let me share the perspective I have as a member of a class of people that have been subject to racism for thousands of years, including enslavement, arbitrary murder, and systematic mass murder. Please forgive me, but being quiet didn'
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
It's also a little suspect when a white man talks the degree to which racism (and by extension, sexism and homophobia) is a problem. The way he writes about it is such a casual dismissal that it sounds like gas lighting to me. Has anyo
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
How about removing the bullies from society.
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
Well said. I've long believed that racism, sexism, homophobia are basically forms of bullying. All are antisocial behavior and quite bad for society. I endured near constant bullying for a lot of my early life, as well as sporadic raci
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
Well said. I think Matt Mullenweg has every right to take the action he's taking. It really seems like many companies are perfectly happy to exploit open source products. In this case, it seems like one company makes a lot of money usi
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
There are huge numbers of white, Indian, and Asian men working in tech. Why do you think white men are considered stale?
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
In C++ you can make all kinds of easy problems much harder with C-style casts or static_cast.
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
C++ guy here. I love being able to make a change and watch the compiler tell me what's broken. In the past year, I was able to justify large scale changes to a big codebase because I could say with confidence that the type system would
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
Thank god for topoisomerase!
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I think it's more a case of "where there's a will, there's a way".
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
100% hard agree.
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
Bribery. So someone's going to jail?
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
Am I correct in remembering that they had some kind of involvement in the Purdue Pharmaceutical debacle? It seems like you are exactly right: McKinsey is not really a good company.
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by moshegramovsky 2y ago
He's the very picture of entitlement. A portrait of entitlement even.

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