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by mygo 7y ago
Not far-fetched at all. This has already happened in Iran this past week. They torched a clinic believed to be hosting coronavirus patients. https://www.jpost.com/Middle-East/Iranians-burn-clinic-that-...
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by mygo 7y ago
The OP said they were in Wuhan in November when they got the flu. It would make sense for the doctor not to know what it was at that time. Covid-19 wasn’t a concern until January. We didn’t have these quick tests until ~February.
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by mygo 7y ago
That’s a good place to start but there’s more to be considered. The data could be even more valuable than the value they were able to capture from the transaction. What if they gave it all away for free? We wouldn’t fine them $0. The revenu
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by mygo 7y ago
I’m in favor of companies being fined for their screw ups, but why does only the government get the money? When do we, the victims, get our compensation?
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by mygo 7y ago
I find “facial hair shouldn’t touch the seal” to be much easier to remember than “here are 45 different facial hair styles, some of them are good for respirators, some of them are bad.” the latter takes much more critical thinking for me
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by mygo 7y ago
So the Library of Babel for music? https://libraryofbabel.info/bookmark.cgi?eofpgjcg.ggyvpzpti,... ^ search that bookmarked page in the Library of Babel for “jeans” ;) On another note, since melodies can be encoded into a t
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by mygo 7y ago
A universal truth doesn’t stop being true... So it’s probably better to revise it to say that it behaves that way under certain conditions and those conditions have changed.
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by mygo 7y ago
What’s the point of this? No way of architecting software is dead. Just use the model that works best for the task at hand, including the competencies and preferences of the development team. Everything has its place. Besides, software arch
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by mygo 7y ago
I counted ~5.5 hours per day working on Project X. That’s about the amount of time someone would spend on a 9-5 when you take away lunch and any downtime at work. I think people decide how much time they want to spend on work. Work will exp
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by mygo 7y ago
does anyone know what year the <marquee> tag became depreciated? I’m surprised my iPhone renders it
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by mygo 7y ago
Color is hard to talk about correctly. If you’re reading this, video creator, since you asked at the end, this was very well done. Really, really good. Thanks for distinguishing magenta. Thanks for discussing both the additive and subtracti
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by mygo 7y ago
You take things at face value without pretense. Please have many offspring, it’s not a very common trait. If facebook as it is today was presented to people today for the first time, they also may have come to the same conclusion.
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by mygo 7y ago
Facebook has a bottom? I deactivated my account never having reached it. What’s it look like?
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by mygo 7y ago
this cost-per-server implies that all the money goes to the servers. There may be humans who need to get paid too. Unless they’re claiming that that’s just the technology cost?
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by mygo 7y ago
There is significantly more money inside that walled garden. Just a more qualified customer base in terms of willingness to pay.
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by mygo 7y ago
Although all you need to be a scientist is to use the scientific method properly, most people believe that you also need to have a PhD or a job that requires a lab coat
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by mygo 7y ago
Remember that one time that one random person struck up a conversation with you and it was awkward and you never saw each other again? Me neither. People generally don’t remember these things. Strike up a conversation and it doesn’t go well
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by mygo 7y ago
Thank you for this
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by mygo 7y ago
3M sells face masks. Purnell sells hand sanitizers. Would be interesting to see how their stock does during a pandemic. Note: I’m not saying buy 3M and Purell stock. I’m just saying, if there’s an impending pandemic, there are probably busi
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by mygo 7y ago
I was an art major. I was also a biology major. the biology courses were all sit down and listen to a lecture and write a test. the art courses were very hands on and I had to initiate what I wanted to do within the confines of the assignme
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by mygo 7y ago
> Boards do remove CEOs all the time. The same ones that they either hired or executed a coup on. The majority shareholder has a good chance of remaining as CEO if he is proactive enough and stacks the board in his favor over time. It’s
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by mygo 7y ago
This echoes quite a few of my experiences. Seems to be par for the course. Once money comes into play, you get the privilege of witnessing all kinds of aspects of human nature. Watch your back.
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by mygo 7y ago
Interestingly, that’s how I started coding and I’m still young(ish). Borrowed a book from the library as a pre teen and followed along using notepad on my dad’s computer. I didn’t see syntax highlighting or autocomplete until I was much old
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by mygo 7y ago
And why did Motorola name it the “handy”?
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by mygo 7y ago
You could say the same about recommending someone getting a computer science degree. You may be setting yourself up for disappointment if you’re only in it for the job you can get afterwards, since the work that you’d be doing in the job wo
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by mygo 7y ago
The Opportunity Cost would have been incurred while they were in college, not 30+ years after. There are too many variables in play when projecting that far out in the future, but you can make good estimates as to what would have happened i
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Animated Algorithms for the Traveling Salesman Problem(stemlounge.com)
1 points by mygo 7y ago|0 comments
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by mygo 7y ago
my original comment before editing said book/teacher. I use them interchangeably, but I hope the message is still there. Namely: Is it a difficult subject or do you need a better teacher?
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by mygo 7y ago
I’ve been using PIA for years. Chose them over others because they were more well known and larger, which to me meant they’d be less susceptible to having to enter into shady activity. I’m trusting them with my traffic, after all. This one
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by mygo 7y ago
Negative. Private equity has billions to pay with. Everyone has a price.

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