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6y ago
Closing the gyms has always been the worst thing to me. Do anything you want but don't close the gym
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6y ago
Not yet, for now they have just made the mask mandotary almost everywhere. People will not accept a second lockdown
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6y ago
> Yet despite this, United States has 4 TIMES the cases per day. You can't compare cases
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6y ago
I'm sorry, but I'm not willing to sacrifice a lot of my freedom to prevent unhealthy or old people to die. You could tell me that I'm wrong, but as far as I know, I'm the only one able to know how I want to live my life
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6y ago
> He's on record saying mask requirements will be needed if cases started going back up: So if cases started going back up, which is not the case for now, so this is not an argument > The end result: Same economic damage as the o
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6y ago
The metric by which it's doing better, is freedom. Nobody has been forced to change their lifestyle, if they did, thats because they decided so. The number of case is under control [1], almost no death now (and not hiding after a lockd
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6y ago
let's do like, china and directly deliver food to them. Every citizen of the us has been sent a 1200 check, US is able to fund a service like that also
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6y ago
This is not the issue. Best case in term of covid related death is to keep everyone at home, no freedom and get food delivery directly at the door Worst case, is to do as nothing happened There are a spectrum of possible responses. But we h
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6y ago
Then lets lockdown and force people who are less healthy to take all the steps to protect themselves, and leave alone the healty ones ?
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6y ago
The head of the strategy of Sweden, keep repeating that he is not sure masks are working, how you can be so sure that he is wrong, and decides that's others who are not listening ? Of course it is clear that if someone has covid and we
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6y ago
> The rest of the (developed, and many underdeveloped) world dealt with it and are moving on. I'm not really sure on that, lets take greece, which was praised for their strategy (I was in greece during the lockdown). They didnt have
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6y ago
> I find it amazing we can not see short term sacrifice for long term gain. Maybe because nobody successfully proved to these people (me included) that this sacrifice is useful. You can't tell to people, you have no risk of dying (0
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6y ago
The next one will probably be Tesla
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6y ago
I have nothing against you, but this is always super funny when you get some random people suggesting how to improve the conversation rate of an app, which probably have several people working full time on the issue. Yes there are always wa
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6y ago
Reddit as a social network has two goals: - Make more money than last quarter - Having more user engaged than last quarter Having user engaged is much easier when you have the app installed, as they can send you push notification. As a resu
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6y ago
Sounds like someone with a good SV network is starting the Twitter of podcasts
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6y ago
Do you change a car everytime you see a new one which sounds cooler ? No, you stick with your car as long as it does the job. This is the exact same in code, start with the language and the tools that you and your team know. When you start
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6y ago
The title is misleading and people don't read the article. Chrome is not hiding the bar address, it is only showing the domain in normal times, and showing the full url when you hover the bar Personally I find it better for non technic
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6y ago
> If I need quick hot fix RIGHT NOW, I can't just log in, change couple of lines and restart, must go through full deploy cycle. If you have the need for that kind of thing, I don't know why you would use containers. Containers
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6y ago
Bumble did it for that, probably not tinder. Most people who put their insta expect others to be able to add them on insta. This is the whole point of insta, it is to have the most people as possible watching at you. Tinder has always strug
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6y ago
Tinder has two goals: - make the most money from vulnerable people - make non vulnerable people behave like if they were on a social network Having different price, per geography, gender and age is just a consequence of the first. It is not
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6y ago
The issue with 1-1 communication is not the retention part but the exclusive and not complete part. If you have no retention but allow 1-1, the same person will just keep asking the same question over and over. Which will make everything wo
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6y ago
> IMO, the tools themselves are really failing us here. Yes but this is not the biggest issue. The biggest issue is the culture. In the short term it is easier to not have a proper documentation, so if you don't have an enforced cu
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6y ago
This is one of the articles which is pure non sense, but helps drive a rich HN discussion on the topic discussed. The idea is a very bad idea. Imagine if wikipedia would do that, what will happen. Fortunately they don't and they found
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6y ago
> We believe women's unique role in founding and shaping computing and technology deserves its own section. Hummm, ok, what about men's role ? One of the biggest complain women make, is the world keeps reminding them that they
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How could people on HN be surprised about that kind of thing ?
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Hey, this is a very good remark, I'll try to do something about it, thanks
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> 30 hours? I take it that the author has not done much international traveling, or traveling generally. And they haven't worked a job involving long hours, or a back-to-back shift after someone calls in sick. For any adult, 30 hour
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Planning for My Kidnapping
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Building a great product should almost never be the goal, people don't buy a product because it is great, people don't use a product because it is great. People buy a product because they are forced to buy it and people use a prod
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