mundu_wa_hinya

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by mundu_wa_hinya 6y ago
I joined a growing team in South Africa as the only black in ~40; and a foreigner to boot. When I left 3 years later we were only 2 out of 120. In the years that I was there, I probably participated in about 100+ interviews. In that whole t
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by mundu_wa_hinya 6y ago
Sad that you geoblock your blog
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by mundu_wa_hinya 6y ago
The problem is that the immunosuppression by hcq takes a few weeks to kick in [1]. So it will not stop the Cytokine storm in time. tocilizumab seems to be a better option. 1. https://www.versusarthritis.org/about-arthritis&
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by mundu_wa_hinya 7y ago
Keen to know this too. Hydroxychloroquine is the only common -quine drug in East Africa; odd but true, I think malarial chloroquine resistance has something to do with lack of demand/supply. Additional possible drugs are alluvia, actem
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by mundu_wa_hinya 7y ago
I'd be surprised if the country I live in has more than 300 ventilators.. for a population of 40mil.
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by mundu_wa_hinya 7y ago
Try shinobi. It's quite scalable and simple. Works for me streaming ~50 streams to a Dell t3500. CPU usage is ~50%
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by mundu_wa_hinya 7y ago
Pretty cool project.... Except for the fact that I cannot buy any of the parts from pccasegear. They deny certain geographical areas access to their website. In fact, this seems to be the new normal. Last week, I was denied access to a reci
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by mundu_wa_hinya 7y ago
Perhaps, the poster is from Greenland? Then, it would be relatively good weather.
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by mundu_wa_hinya 7y ago
Oh wow! I'll have to start grepping for hunter2 everywhere....
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by mundu_wa_hinya 7y ago
Reminds me of bash.org's hunter2 snip. http://bash.org/?244321=
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by mundu_wa_hinya 7y ago
As a policy in action in Kenya, I'd say that it is working. (We have a ban that has been in place for more than a year). practically everyone at the supermarket uses reusable bags compared to pre-ban mentality of 'oh I'll get
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by mundu_wa_hinya 7y ago
They lost me when they nuked xfs support (which was working beautifully). I can't rework my nas FS which has TBs of data just to get Dropbox. I'm just waiting for my yearly subscription to expire...
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by mundu_wa_hinya 7y ago
This might explain why we see a significant number of birth deformation disabilities in East Africa. Recent migrations (past 0.5k-3k years) might have an impact. For example, it is thought that some parts of East Africa were originally occu
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by mundu_wa_hinya 8y ago
Well, for Kenya, we do see a decrease in the amount not plastic in use. In fact, I now regularly have more than five reusable bags in my car boot. The only time I see plastic bags are in new purchases (wrappers for electronics...) and garba
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by mundu_wa_hinya 8y ago
Worked for EC2 as an SE ~ 5 years ago. We used to handle rack downs and page the relevant team if there was a large set of instances for the said team impacted. We once had a couple of hundreds of Amazon.com (merchant team) instances impac
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by mundu_wa_hinya 8y ago
Yeager...:-D
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by mundu_wa_hinya 8y ago
Nerva sounds very interesting. Hmm, I wonder if spacex would have use for a Nerva LEO to anywhere tug.... So launch a geosynchronous payload with a minimal upper stage to get to LEO, get a tug to dock with the payload and boost it to wherev
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by mundu_wa_hinya 8y ago
In Kenya on Airtel, I pay $10 per month for 6gb data, 400 minutes and 2000 SMS. The unused balance gets rolled over into the next month. Oh, and there are no tethering limits. For home use, I pay $50 for unlimited 25mbit fibre to the home