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by paypalcust83 6y ago
There is absolutely no air shortage whatsoever. (Discretely opens a can of Perri-air.)
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Yep. Lung damage rarely heals, which has life-long consequences. IIRC, a BBC report mentioned a 30% average decrease in lung function in survivors. Heart, liver, kidneys and possibly other organs are also affected.
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Yep. Heart and lung damage, obviously, also. COVID isn't a mild or trivial infection.
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Double the official NY COVID deaths figure because excess deaths at home weren't counted.
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
So I assume they're using a cheaper ELISA test to look for IgG/M first if the patient is known recovered or asymptomatic, but then how could rtPCR protocols create false positives transcribing viral RNA unless the primers, probes,
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Fun fact: The IRS Economic Impact Payment (EIP) site for non-filers is run by Intuit. [0] You gotta love those who lobby against simplifying tax processes and harvest data on behalf of the IRS. And, I'm absolutely convinced Intuit will
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
What are you concerned about and what are you preaching about in vague, motivational quotes? Have you even ever done any embedded software development in a shipping industrial product? The only industrial flash available at the time (SLC) a
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
A Savage Journey to the Heart of the American Dream. But does anyone remember City Light Books? :hmm:
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
This sounds like a good topic for The History Guy Youtube channel. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4sEmXUuWIFlxRIFBRV6VXQ
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
This is really sad: schools giving up on teaching children. Not that it hasn't happened before (NCLBA, impoverished districts), but it's still sad when schools fail at their only job. Where is their shame and self-respect?
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Not really. Even 100 737s in one place wouldn't crack $20 gigabucks. And the 787-8, one of the most expensive planes, only costs about two 737s. There is far more capital in parts of Manhattan or wafer processing warehouses than commer
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
I had to endurance test some industrial flash EEPROM in a humidity/thermal cycling chamber to simulate failure, but the darn Atmel flash was too good. Even so, I wrote logging code that anticipated bit and block pathologies with a laye
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Nice. I worked on Trimble packet radios and other products that shared the firmware codebase. Autonomous steering and "TCAS for vehicles" of JD, Cat and Case equipment had working prototypes in 2000. Back then, horizontal blade an
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Also, Millennial Farmer has similar videos. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp0rRUsMDlJ1meYAQ6_37Dw
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Yourself? If so, don't fall for learned helplessness, my friend. That's a desired endgame for the bastards. All it takes is a million or so people walking over to the seats of power and gently encouraging the particular corrupt of
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Not exactly. They were in the spirit of and homage to the original. They might not have been original but they brought the house down.
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
It's cool. People gonna people. And as civilization rips itself apart, it's easier and more convenient for most to find scapegoats, be divided-and-conquered, lose touch with reasonableness, and/or bikeshed than seek solidarit
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
I don't have that problem. :)
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
I haven't had that exact problem. On iOS and macOS, a new session from idling a long time often won't start playing the last track, saying it can't find it. Another annoyance is when someone edits the playlists or licensing s
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
I saw AC/DC in concert too. These guys were naked, doing backflips, bouncing off the walls, and breaking shit. Unless you're a sick puppy, hard living doesn't translate to entertainment value. I don't condone or value an
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
I think there are three problems with the title: 1. Clickbait exploitation. 2. Conflating people who have sought redemption from past deeds with those who are jerks for other reasons. 3. Social fascism isn't the proper response to actu
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
TBH, I saw an AC/DC cover band in a backwater Wichita Falls, Texas bar that was way better than the original. They were far, far nuttier animals and absolutely mad.
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
I hope Lawful Masses with Leonard French covers this. I think YT may not have to do it legally, but they may still do it to keep money happy.
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Rebel without a cause, rebel without a clue. Barking up the wrong tree is either virtue-signaling, divide-and-conquered tribalism, a failure of moral courage, and/or a failure of critical-thinking skills. It's easier for most pe
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Np. I forgot to mention that on-prem software usually optimizes for either proprietariness or COSS. If the former, it maybe worthwhile to employ multiple obfuscation and integrity checks in order to protect IP. A VMware acquisition product
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
The two can happen simultaneously. Assuming a particular case is either one or the other either with algorithms without human review is arrogant, unprofessional, fascist, and lacks nuance. Making it convoluted and difficult to receive money
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Corporate inverted totalitarianism at work. Corporations using the pandemic to ostensibly justify their poor service and ruinous treatment of others is what they do. They're not your friends and basing your business on them is a critic
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Warm, trickle-down economics. The people clearly aren't bothered enough by losing their jobs or receiving pittance consolation prizes, or they would've revolted by now.
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Be very careful with licensing. VMware early-on had licensing code that disabled a customer's app and cost them a lot of money. Licensing of enterprise features is best to have a nag screen and disable some future actions rather than d
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Ask HN: Where to buy legit AMD EPYC WOF-boxed processors?
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