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by origin_path 4y ago
What do you think "isolate" means exactly? Are you aware that COVID test-trace-isolate involved forcing people to not leave their homes, i.e. mandatory house arrest for anyone who tested positive? Given that monkeypox disproport
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by origin_path 4y ago
Not sure about the US but outside the US it has vastly increased its size. Most of the people I know in my local community are unvaccinated, and none of them ever expressed any opinions about vaccines before COVID. Many are tech firm employ
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by origin_path 4y ago
"when it comes to managing diseases the value is in acting before things have gone bad" There is no value to acting at the government level. If there's any work to do here it's with pharma firms. Governments have shown
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by origin_path 4y ago
Compared to keeping it on earth, or putting it in the ocean, where there are also many things that can go wrong? Yes, launches can explode, but it's very rare, getting rarer and presumably these rockets could be launched from small isl
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by origin_path 4y ago
"But resigning without being forced on the grounds of a self-identified moral lapse is astonishingly rare." It just happened en-masse, and has been happening to Johnson regularly this year. The ministers resigned because they d
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by origin_path 4y ago
You're looking for medical reasons where there aren't any. Other countries have removed such restrictions and nothing happened, because Omicron doesn't make unvaccinated people seriously ill - it has the same severity as a co
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by origin_path 4y ago
Remember that the USA still bans entry for any reason, no exceptions, for unvaccinated people. Soon they will bump that to anyone without a booster, at which point, most of the population of Switzerland will be banned from entering the USA.
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All British governments see regular resignations of ministers with the cited reasons always being policy disagreements or dishonourable behavior. You seem to believe the last time it happened was 1954 but that's not correct. Look at th
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by origin_path 4y ago
For those wondering why: Johnson has faced mass resignations from his cabinet in recent days. There is no one event that triggered this. The resignation letters don't mention any specific event. Rather, it was a constant flow of scanda
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That's very unlikely in this case. Johnson already tried to hang on longer than he really should have done, albeit he did survive a motion of no confidence. It took the mass resignations of his cabinet to force him out. The "never
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by origin_path 4y ago
Why can't the waste just be ejected into space. SpaceX has made launches a lot cheaper than it once was and once you push it into the solar system it'll never cause problems again.
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Petrarch pretty clearly was not using the word "dark" to mean lack of information if he considered the year in which he lived to also be "dark". Did he explicitly state he was talking about abundance of historical record
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It doesn't make sense because the immunity does not "wear off" but rather the virus mutates beyond it. Mandating vaccines on a regular basis doesn't help because the vaccines aren't being updated to target newer var
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Those charts are unfortunately not truthful. They are designed to manipulate people into taking vaccines. In other countries with more truthful approaches to data what you see is close to no effectiveness against death anymore, and seriousl
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Isn't that a contradiction? If it could have passed in the Obama years but was ignored, then it simply wasn't a priority to do so, which was the original point made. Obama years were pretty recent. Does the court have an agenda he
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by origin_path 4y ago
I'm facing a similar situation with a local ISP/fiber company, but on a much smaller scale. Their TV service is buggy to the extent that it barely works, with massive quantities of glitching and freezing. Their support has admitte
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by origin_path 4y ago
The thing here is, you can have OOP toolkits that make writing custom components easy. And then you have encapsulation and composition, without needing the React machinery. It is the case though, that the most well known OOP UI toolkits see
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by origin_path 4y ago
The article is explaining those reasons, which the author feels are obvious but he spells out nonetheless. The gist of his argument is that because UI is not a pure function of a little pile of centrally defined state, React has to come up
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by origin_path 4y ago
This is a good counter-argument to the React proposition. It's 5 years on, and both Apple and Google are now adopting the model for themselves via SwiftUI and JetPack Compose, but, is it actually the best way to do things? If you'
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Staffing issues are partly a knock-on effect of lockdown and resulting inflation. Benefits sanctions were suspended once lockdowns started, but never properly restarted (the civil service presumably doesn't much enjoy sanctioning peopl
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by origin_path 4y ago
This is actually the default result you get if you leave the defaults alone in some CI systems! My current company runs CI this way, in fact. A checkout is re-used between builds, and Gradle computes the minimal set of tasks that need to be
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by origin_path 4y ago
That's an inadequacy in Jenkins though. If you want to do the same in TeamCity you just click the re-run option in the UI and then pick a different agent from the dialog.