neuronic

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by neuronic 7y ago
COVID-19 is very likely only marginally spread by aerosols (I take this from Robert Koch Institute, Germany information [1]), approximately 10% by contact spread and mainly by direct transmission of droplets. Faceshield therefore protects f
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by neuronic 7y ago
That and constantly failing €70 controllers.
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by neuronic 7y ago
What? I moved from Android to iPhone during iPhone 7 and it didn't take more than 10mins to "get used to it". No, I can't ssh into my phone now, but whatever?
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by neuronic 7y ago
DNA code (acgaa...) is not the only thing to be taken into account. Folding of DNA is just one more factor that influences outcome aside from raw code.
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by neuronic 7y ago
To me, what blows most comparisons and analogies out of the water, is the insane complexity to it all. That genes can influence and interact with each other. So gene expression (= gene -> protein) can change gene expression, e.g. based o
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by neuronic 7y ago
In my experience, users do not care about the other 3 points at all. Maybe setup/install but most get around it with 1 or 2 tips via chat. So your point stands: the real world has proven that 95% of people only care about that single p
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by neuronic 7y ago
The concerns are still valid, but yes of course it's a PR battle.
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by neuronic 7y ago
Let's hope so. Honestly, Zoom is the preferred video conferencing software out there when it comes to UI/UX and performance. Grid view just being one major plus, no disconnects or issues in 4 weeks of home office so far. Meetings
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by neuronic 7y ago
Maybe ask Uber regarding senseless valuation, they oughta know about it. Also gallery view + image/whatever recognition = ad tech heaven.
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by neuronic 7y ago
Sorry, I wasn't clear enough. The enterprise already has a Teams license which is part of an Office/Microsoft deal that they will of course continue to have. So Teams is there, will stay there and it works well but people are stil
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by neuronic 7y ago
And what about GDPR?
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by neuronic 7y ago
This is hilariously wrong. I brought up Zoom issues at our enterprise client - no one gives a shit (this is in Germany, so rather privacy focused). As a consultant I felt a need to bring the issues up, backed with sources of course. So why
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by neuronic 7y ago
Probably just trying to make Catalina thinner.
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by neuronic 7y ago
The substantial false-negative rate is also one of the reasons why covid patients weren't released from quarantine after a first negative test, since a single result doesn't pass the risk threshold. Multiple negatives in sequence
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by neuronic 7y ago
It's nearly impossible to grow up in Western culture (no experience with others) and not have some extremely basic Asterix-level understanding of what the Romans were and when they lived. And that they basically copied large chunks of
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by neuronic 7y ago
Don't forget the time pressure. It's a real balance act. The ideal panacea would be an already approved drug that is easy to manufacture, scale and distribute. If fighting covid means we need new drugs then we look at a long devel
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by neuronic 7y ago
I just posted the related issues to my companies working-remote channel to raise awareness, because lots of us AND our clients suddenly began using Zoom. We are in Europe, so the laws are quite different. So far, the response as been zero (
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by neuronic 7y ago
Doesn't change the vile and egocentrical nature of this business decision. There are many reasons why GameStop should finally die. Exposing their employees to the current danger in order to remain operational to continue selling games
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by neuronic 7y ago
Exactly, this is less than a single one of the overpriced Starbucks coffees that those same people probably purchase without spending a single thought on it. Being empathetic to these measures is the right call, although I do find that much
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by neuronic 7y ago
Also, I want my gym to be open after this crisis so I am still willing to financially support them until I potentially lose my own income. Especially for local brick&mortar businesses I do not understand the, in this context, egocentric
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by neuronic 7y ago
Good luck to the billionaires when all your slaves are dead. Power and clean water don't just randomly exist.
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by neuronic 7y ago
I am with you but the issue with medical devices and therapeutics is that if at least a base set of regulations is not followed than a potentially corrupt fix to the Corona virus (e.g. faulty vaccine) may introduce a lot of health issues an
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by neuronic 7y ago
Correct, this is also why we can skip animal trials for vaccine development but not human trials . A vaccine that is supposed to be deployed across the board will affect many millions of people and if even a minuscule issue exists we may c
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by neuronic 7y ago
Tank is inside a wall, sealed and no access. May you can take off the button panel but a hose wouldn't be able to go through there. All of the piping is in the wall and there is one faucet across the room.
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by neuronic 7y ago
It's diagonally across the room (~3m).
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by neuronic 7y ago
The answer is you don't. I know people think I am missing something but I really don't. I have fixed toilets in other long term apartments before. This one simply has no access for a hose to connect to the bidet.
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by neuronic 7y ago
I edited a second after you submitted. No, everything is built into the wall. You have to destroy it to get to the pipes. Not even a "door" or some tile to open. It's all sealed away.
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by neuronic 7y ago
I have no way to supply the bidet with water, since the faucet is on the other side if the room and used for the laundry machine. I know splitters exist. But running a hose across the room is impractical... Water collector for the toilet is
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by neuronic 7y ago
At what point on this trajectory will MacBook Pro merge with iPad Pro? When macOS and iPadOS converge?
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by neuronic 7y ago
Thereby devaluing the rest of the money. What that means should be abundantly clear.

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