nkkollaw

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by nkkollaw 6y ago
This is so cool. Congrats!
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
Looks great! We use Visual Cron for ETLs, that would tell me that there's a market..?
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
There are many reasons why people will pick up a paid product over free. That's why Linux doesn't have more users than Windows. Do you realize that price isn't the only thing!?
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
Thanks for your permission to provide my view.
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
> Let me get this right - you're saying everyone should have the freedom to spread lies, half-truths or misleading statements, but that noone should have the freedom to call them out on it? Twitter should decide what business they&#
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
> Because Twitter adds an annotion to a statement? An annotation that leads to facts/more information? Why should Twitter do that. They're a tech company and are in no position to add to anyone's statements—specially a wor
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
Exactly. Also, if they're false it should be easy to correct them. Anyone who thinks about this for more than 20 seconds will see that this is about control, not protecting poor Twitter users who supposedly can't decide for themse
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
Is there, though? Why should Twitter be in charge of deciding who's a world leader or famous enough to get checked? Who is Twitter to fact-check world leaders? When world leaders rarely tell the truth, how can anyone realistically thin
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
Well, I don't think it can be see as a positive even if human beings are the ones to fact-check. Who is someone working for Facebook or anyone else to flag my messages because they think they're not factual? This is crazy.
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
Yes, of course it is. Most people will all of a sudden ignore someone's message. I have no idea why anyone would argue in favor of Twitter. When has it become required to be an expert in the field to be granted the privilege of leaving
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
I see. I guess it was just one theory. What you're saying makes sense, thanks for explaining.
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
I think you could improve your English if you have some free time. That's a good skill to have!
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
You're right! If a lightning hit the hospital and made the power go out and turn his life support off, they would've written he was killed by a lightning.
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
It _is_ a mild disease. Most people don't even have symptoms! In Italy—at least according to the government—you have a higher chance of getting hit by a meteorite than not dying from COVID, unless you live in Lombardy, are over 60 year
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
From what I got, lung damage was actually caused by unnecessary ventilators. We now know that the vast majority of people are out of oxygen because of their blood and not lungs. This is an extremely mild disease, I would assume that in a fe
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
My comment has nothing to do with the content of the article. I meant that most of the headlines I see nowadays are clickbaity. This trend started 5 years ago or so, and it hasn't stopped. I guess it's just me.
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
Noice.
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
Japan, Sweden, Taiwan.
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
Sure, here it is: https://www.ilrestodelcarlino.it/bologna/cronaca/muore-di-co... (this is the first result on Google, but it was all over the news). Title of the article: "Muore di Covid a 30 anni: è la vitt
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
This might be a rant, but it would be awesome if these new findings lead to laws that required doctors to give accurate cause of death for people that also test positive for COVID. At least in Italy, doctors were pressured to put "COVI
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
I see why a government would want to to make as many people as possible dependent on them. I fail to see why any normal people would argue for it, though--and perhaps even why Jack Dorsey would. I hope it won't happen while I'm st
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
Of course, yes. Doesn't make any sense.
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
It is. There are books on all kind of things, are we going to burn books we don't like, next? The line is already there, we don't need corporations to draw it for us. If something isn't illegal, it should not be censored. If
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
It's all fake data, anyway. They're counting cancer patients that were given 30 days to live as COVID if they were positive when they died.
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
Learn to code, USA Today!
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
We don't know how many cases are out there. There is just not enough testing. We can only count deaths, but even that is tricky since people that were given 30 days to live are being counted as COVID-19 victims if they were infected. T
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
Sure, they do use them, but as a startup I'd personally think it's better to not making harder than it already is. What's the story behind the name..? :-)
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
Looks great. Sequel Pro you mentioned is by far the best on Mac, none of the clients on Windows or Linux I tried even come close. This is great, and badly needed IMHO—specially if one can use a single app for both MySQL and SQL Server (Beav
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
Cool animation, but how reliable are the numbers? There are no reliable tests, governments are not doing a lot of testing, most cases are asymptomatic. How do you even know the death rate, and how many people need ICU? The animation says 1-
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by nkkollaw 6y ago
To watch the movie: https://www.cosmosmovieofficial.com/watch-cosmos?fbclid=IwAR... (took a while to find)

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