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by mrhands556 4y ago
I have a really low BMI but also I definitely run cold. My wife and I regularly fight over the thermostat.
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by mrhands556 4y ago
From covid or with Covid? Covid is treated differently than the flu in healthcare. They naturally have been testing all admissions for Covid. If someone comes in for a broken arm and test positive, then they’re counted against the Covid num
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Google looks to reduce pushback bias in developers' software code review(zdnet.com)
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Ask HN: Technically focused books on start ups
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by mrhands556 4y ago
Gmail was invite only at one point. I remember when everyone was clamoring for an invite. I wonder if it would’ve had the same success without that hype.
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by mrhands556 4y ago
Reddit home now shows me repulsive “suggestions” that are very toxic. The popular tab is almost unusable. The only difference is you don’t see the toxicity in arguments as often, because any dissent is downvoted and effectively squelched. I
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by mrhands556 5y ago
I’m a SWE at a FAANG company and hell no I don’t want a union. I busted my ass to get here and I’m compensated for it. I want my destiny in my control. Not some other large entity that probably doesn’t have my best interests at heart.
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by mrhands556 5y ago
Combine this with NATO ties to the Russian coup in 2014 conducted by some US funded neo nazi orgs in Ukraine (some of which are part of ukraines national guard today): What would we do if Russia had setup that coup in Canada? We’d have boot
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by mrhands556 5y ago
Soros?
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by mrhands556 5y ago
Downvoting gives more ways to manipulate a conversation and promote a narrative.
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by mrhands556 5y ago
I haven’t seen any Nazi flags in the crowd but I haven’t been following it closely.
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by mrhands556 5y ago
Ads are much more valuable and higher click through vs impression if they’re personalized. Small businesses are willing to give more money per ad campaign if they know they’ll get clickthru on a specific target market. These same small busi
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by mrhands556 5y ago
There was a video of them kicking out some dude with a confederate flag. I’ve only seen the Nazi flag in a couple pictures and seemed like it was never in the middle of the rally. Source: https://thepostmillennial.com/canadi
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by mrhands556 5y ago
It’s a sad fact of life there will always be injustices. People can still make good choices and have positive outcomes in bad environments. We need to stop trying to be devoid of personal responsibility as a society.
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by mrhands556 5y ago
Kids in minneapolis are carjacking for joyrides.
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by mrhands556 5y ago
Minneapolis: Zero bail for 30 felonies including auto theft https://crimewatchmn.medium.com/hennepin-county-lifts-bail-r ... Auto theft a year later increases by over 500% https://www.mprnews.org/amp/epi
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by mrhands556 5y ago
Minneapolis: Zero bail for 30 felonies including auto theft https://crimewatchmn.medium.com/hennepin-county-lifts-bail-r... Auto theft a year later increases by over 500% https://www.mprnews.org/amp/epi
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by mrhands556 5y ago
Twitter and Facebook are what you make of it. Reddit popular is a total echo chamber. Almost every sub, outside of focused hobby subs, turn into echo chambers eventually. The dynamics of reddit, with downvotes totally squelching dissenting
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by mrhands556 5y ago
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by mrhands556 5y ago
The build back better bill was basically the most left bill that’s been introduced with serious consideration in legislature.
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by mrhands556 5y ago
Most places are weak on crime. We have a judge in Minneapolis over the last week: 1. Some guy chased a woman in his car and she ran to a fire station. He crashed into the fire station and fought firefighters. Released 0 bail. 2. Violent cri
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by mrhands556 5y ago
What other respiratory virus in human history has caused chronic long term effects to the young and healthy? Statistically we should be much more worried about something like RSV or the flu (even after vaccination).
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by mrhands556 5y ago
The CDC best estimate says under 18 IFR is 20 in 1 million or .002% https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/hcp/planning-scena...
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by mrhands556 5y ago
It’s been stated the flu, even with vaccination, is more problematic to this age group than Covid-19. I think restrictions around this age group are a net negative.
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by mrhands556 5y ago
I’ve used to this for distributed locking on jobs and it’s been great. The other janky implementation (without some distributed locks or task manager) would be incrementAndGet with a TTL. Obviously this runs into a lot more edge cases.
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by mrhands556 5y ago
It’s pretty evident at this point it doesn’t prevent symptomatic infection. Death rate on both is close to 0. My point is if the vaccine doesn’t prevent infection (protecting other people) the vaccine risk vs reward is negligible for this a
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by mrhands556 5y ago
When have we vaccinated to prevent infectious disease induced side effects excluding morbidity.
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by mrhands556 5y ago
Who says the vaccine prevents heart complications from infection? All the statistics I’ve seen compare mainly mortality. From a pure risk vs reward of vaccine vs no vaccine, measuring mortality seems reasonable. When in history have we vacc
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by mrhands556 5y ago
IFR for males under 40 is 500/1000000 or .05% if they’re infected. Source: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/hcp/planning-scena...
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by mrhands556 5y ago
CDC best guess mortality risk for his age group is 500/1000000 if he gets an infection. I would say risk probably not outweighing the benefit if it doesn’t prevent infection outright. Source: https://www.cdc.gov/coronav

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