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by myko 5y ago
It really is not, he was pushing disproven treatments at the time (hydroxychloroquine) which many people still think is a valid treatment today. It is clear from the data on who is getting vaccinated that folks who voted trump tend to be le
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by myko 5y ago
I'll not argue some of the other points you mentioned but it is incorrect to say VP Harris said she would not take a vaccine developed under the previous administration - she said she would not take trump's word on it, but would t
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by myko 5y ago
Comorbidities aren't driving deaths/hospitalizations as much as vaccinated/unvaccinated are. Pre-vaccine availability they and age were the largest factors.
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by myko 5y ago
In vitro, and studies are underway to determine if it would be effective in people. As such, it is not recommended in any way to use currently to treat or prevent COVID-19, and can be dangerous - as mentioned in the FDA link I shared above.
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by myko 5y ago
We were told it is much worse than the flu, and it is.
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by myko 5y ago
I imagine folks are taking issue with calling anti-vaxxers a scapegoat when in reality the anti-vaxx ideology is the main driver of hospitalizations and deaths from COVID-19 in the USA today.
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by myko 5y ago
Actually, no, there just isn't evidence that ivermectin (or hydroxychloroquine before it) are effective at combatting COVID-19. There is a lot of evidence that the vaccines are good at combatting COVID-19 though. https://www
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by myko 5y ago
https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/27/health/cdc-mask-guidance-vacc... There are many more breakthrough cases with the delta variant. That said, the vaccines are still very good at combatting serious illness:
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by myko 5y ago
They're just people. If you want to get in you probably could, with some effort.
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by myko 5y ago
Would this optimization not have been on the beta/canary channel? I assumed they were but perhaps not since this was not caught.
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by myko 5y ago
Wow! I was excited about these folks way back. They completely shuttered in 2011. I'm glad to see them back, though by now I've got on the Tesla bandwagon.
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by myko 5y ago
I don't see this trend in the US at all. Most folks we're hiring now expect $20-30k more than they did pre-COVID. We've had multiple team members leave to make more money and ended up giving a blanket raise to the development
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by myko 5y ago
I mostly agree re: the language itself but Compose is a lot more production ready than SwiftUI, unless you're only targeting iOS 14+, or really 15+ SwiftUI has horrendous bugs in each . release of iOS 13 and 14 has plenty of them too.
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by myko 5y ago
Remove the super delegates and look at the raw vote totals, HRC had millions more votes from individuals. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Results_of_the_2016_Democratic... 16,917,853 13,210,550
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by myko 5y ago
Those charges were dropped by Barr who did his best to quash the entire Mueller investigation and largely succeeded. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/16/us/politics/concord-case-... ""&quot
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by myko 5y ago
The Mueller Report ( https://www.justice.gov/archives/sco/file/1373816/download ) details Russian interference in the 2016 election and led to 12 Russians being indicted as part of that. Is the report wron
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by myko 5y ago
It really is though. The appearance of impropriety is still important to some folks though, so when private emails (that didn't lead to rigging an election, something the DNC has no power to do anyway) that show that folks in the DNC f
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by myko 5y ago
Nothing in here supports the claim that the DNC kneecapped Bernie. All it shows is that Democrats heavily favored HRC, who also happened to receive many more votes than Bernie (who I voted for) in the primary. This gives more insight into t
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by myko 5y ago
> NDAs with local politicians It's incredible to me that NDAs with government officials are allowed. They should not be.
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by myko 5y ago
I'm very hopeful that someday these techniques will cure diseases like Huntington's
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by myko 5y ago
> why would proliferation of firearms be the opposite of modern society? In the past, guns and weapons generally were required to survive for folks outside of cities. That is not the case today. I see this as a move towards the modern -
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by myko 5y ago
For me it is the slowness and bugs. I complained on occasion about Slack's responsiveness but Teams on my Mac is on another level of unresponsiveness. Also it doesn't seem to use the macOS APIs for notifications, Teams notificatio
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by myko 5y ago
No problem, thanks for the heads up.
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by myko 5y ago
> The Steele Dossier was paid for by a firm hired by Hillary's campaign. Eventually, you're conveniently ignoring the fact that it was initially paid for by other concerned folks. > So essentially what you have is some weak
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by myko 5y ago
I guess I should've added /s
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by myko 5y ago
Yes I am doubling down on the facts. For reference, you posted two links with no explanation as to how they supposably refute my points and have refused to backup your claim that HRC created the Russia problem for trump. Please explain: - D
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by myko 5y ago
As I said, it is impossible to report on trump without being somewhat negative because very little that he did could be spun in a positive manner. This doesn't justify keeping a camera on his empty podium at one of his rallies while ot
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by myko 5y ago
> Says the supporter of the party that literally used impeachment twice to try to get rid of a President they didn't like. He deserved to be impeached, claiming otherwise shows your lack of judgement. > If there is a political pa
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by myko 5y ago
The man told the VP to make him POTUS and is now claiming that he will be reinstated in August. I can't imagine what information bubble you live in where this escapes you.
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by myko 5y ago
Well, that's frustrating.

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