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by neuronic 7y ago
It makes a tremendous difference, so don't downplay it. Infection due to smear (secondary droplet) is really high IIRC and washing hands is a huge countermeasure.
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by neuronic 7y ago
I would not be surprised if many trading places have been told to shut down temporarily. [1] https://www.ccn.com/dow-crashes-so-hard-might-close-stock-ma... [2] https://www.businessinsider.de/international&#
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by neuronic 7y ago
I am aware but nonetheless actively choosing this approach for myself. I am rather bound to Apple's ecosystem, with no notable/relevant restrictions that I care about so far, than handing over all of my data to an ad company runni
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by neuronic 7y ago
And I suspect that CRISPR and other tools will be far harder to use than expected by many, especially laymen. Simply due to the combinatorics involved when exchanging sequences in DNA, for example introduced by resulting new epigenetic dyna
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by neuronic 7y ago
Germany: https://www.reddit.com/r/finanzen/
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by neuronic 7y ago
Yes, but in teams where there is no hope of switching to another JVM language like Kotlin, Lombok can reduce boilerplate by enormous amounts. It's a compromise.
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by neuronic 7y ago
This is the correct sentiment. People who put anything more than play money into Robinhood should not be surprised when their financial life is ruined.
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by neuronic 7y ago
> Testing for COVID-19 has been an unmitigated failure in the US. Same in Germany. Authorities have tracked and followed infection paths of several 10k people in China to contain the spread and reach a massive slowing in disease spread (
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by neuronic 7y ago
> it's as if my immune system started functioning normally Nothing constructive to add, but I wanted to say I am glad you are feeling much better. This is great to hear!
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by neuronic 7y ago
May I mention the following research on NCBI: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28768407 I will simply quote from the abstract: > This could lead to a recommendation of 1000 IU for children <1 year on enriched
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by neuronic 7y ago
For desktop, but it might be useful nonetheless: https://meetfranz.com/
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by neuronic 7y ago
For Google's predominant age group the mortality is more in the realms of 0.2%.
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by neuronic 7y ago
COVID-19 is not going to collapse anything, although it may disrupt the economy. The CFR is currently estimated at 2-3% of KNOWN cases with an enormous number of unreported cases due to often mild symptoms. While it has and will spread very
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by neuronic 7y ago
Unless you're getting boned with pseudo credit cards which are debit cards in disguise. Direct banks such as ING or DKB in Germany are offering those cards but dear god if you have a dispute. Money is gone from your checking account ri
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by neuronic 7y ago
There is Threema. Does it have drawbacks?
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by neuronic 7y ago
Yes, selection should happen after the fact. Build at least an MVP with all critical functionality implemented in working stages. Then use that for the competition to get the contract. Preselection is hot garbage, as proven time and time ag
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by neuronic 7y ago
Let's take a look at the economic models again that assume all consumers are rational agents...
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by neuronic 7y ago
Ah ok, this justifies luxury prices then. I mean early adopter surcharges.
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by neuronic 7y ago
Sorry, late reply. I got out by never really getting in I am afraid. I worked for 1.5 years in technical consulting as a student job while getting my informatics degree. Once I obtained my degree, I declined an offer by said Big4 firm and t
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by neuronic 7y ago
Why would you hand anyone your credit card... to take it somewhere else... and do whatever with it ....
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by neuronic 7y ago
It's a miracle that you don't pay with checks at restaurants.
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by neuronic 7y ago
Yes but they'd do it every time you use your card anyways. So back to cash only? In the US you're screwed without using credit cards and in Europe I would not want to go back out of convenience. Carrying 800 grams of coins around
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by neuronic 7y ago
Oh yes, do not dare to have Firefox open across users!
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by neuronic 7y ago
> This whole self driving, fully autonomous thing has become some sort of strange faux-religion. What really bugs me, as someone working in consulting as a hands-on backend developer with a previous background in technical consulting at
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by neuronic 7y ago
Honestly not sure why this is downvoted. I run a multi-user setup and switching between users is a giant pain. Here is one scenario that I find really weird, at the very least since High Sierra. Assume user MAIN and user WORK: 1) Open Macbo
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by neuronic 7y ago
I wonder what its format was like. My guess: ISO-8601.
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by neuronic 7y ago
Like the (now past) Amazon integration in Ubuntu?
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by neuronic 7y ago
I am probably adding to the pile of fanboyist Apple blah blah but I honestly think my AirPods are the single best tech purchase I have made in the last 5 years. They took away so much hassle and work exactly like I would expect. AirPods are
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by neuronic 7y ago
Since you don't live in a city why did you feel the need to reply? It has nothing to do with you and your six cars. I love cars as well, it doesn't mean they should dominate areas where other alternatives make more sense in all as
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by neuronic 7y ago
I am OP and quite the driver myself. However, I never drive in the inner city (~ 5km radius from city hall) in my town because: a) it's annoying due to overloaded traffic b) it's annoying due to parking c) my job provides me wit

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