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raarts
6y ago
What I was missing for all cases was: E: I would never do that.
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6y ago
Never let a good crisis go to waste. Having a fantastic cycling infrastructure didn't help us here in the Netherlands. We have one of the highest death rates in Europe.
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6y ago
You're bringing up the exceptions that prove the rule as if they disprove it.
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7y ago
Apparently NY is doing the same: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/27/nyregion/gifted-programs-...
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7y ago
I think the jury is still out on that. It was also found in Antarctica: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00310...
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7y ago
My take is that if a serious disease existed for which you don't develop immunity we'd all be long dead by now.
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7y ago
Bitchute seems to be popular.
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7y ago
Do not overprotect them. Teach them that life will throw you curve balls, but they can get back on their feet. You can only learn to keep your balance if you have fallen a lot. Teach them not to blame others - or circumstances - for bad thi
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7y ago
Can anyone point to prolog systems still in production?
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7y ago
Can I add the trigger words: 'could', 'might', 'possible', and 'scientists say'.
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7y ago
If you don't want to: offend, be misinterpreted or misunderstood, never say a word. The world is full of dumb, mean and easily offended people to which "words matter".
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7y ago
Europe runs on 230V 50Hz.
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7y ago
For a great overview and analysis of all countries, which ones did better and why: https://link.medium.com/bS1mllol14 (also read the followup)
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7y ago
His previous article also is really interesting. Read that first. (It's linked at the top).
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7y ago
I found that many (not all) colleges are willing to bend the rules a bit. Also often experience matters just as much as a degree for them.
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7y ago
The report assumes everybody can get infected i.e. there is no natural immunity. The cruise ship case on the other hand (mostly grey haired guests) seemed to suggest otherwise, 83% did not catch it: https://wattsupwiththat.com&#
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7y ago
I picked up teaching. Institutions are bad but I love the students.
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7y ago
I've also read reports of similar cases that turned out to be just administrative errors. Mixed up identities or just misspellings.
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7y ago
This may have something to do with it, 83% of the cruise ship did NOT get infected even though population was mostly elderly people: https://twitter.com/ecosensenow/status/1239952942234402816?s...
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raarts
7y ago
Anybody know if it supports GraphQL (with subscriptions)?
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7y ago
I always thought so but recently I've come to realize there are problems with Wikipedia: it's become too political. My personal gripe is with the deletion of the article that lists climate scientists that are critical of the cons
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raarts
7y ago
Isn't this a bit off topic for HN?
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7y ago
I think a more likely reason is the absurdly high energy prices in Germany (for example double the price of France) which affects all industries and having been rising sharply the last 15 years.
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7y ago
Not really. It's a literal translation, and it's just as bad.
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7y ago
We Dutch have a similar proverb: "Whoever sticks his head above ground level, his head is cut off. "
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7y ago
Apparently hyperinflation: https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Zimbabwean_dollar and https://currencyconvert.net/zimbabwe-dollar/dollar
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7y ago
Falsehoods programmers believe about prices: https://gist.github.com/rgs/6509585
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7y ago
Would killing work with docker containers as well?
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7y ago
The only thing you can say about the correlation in Geocarb II (my graph) and Geocarb III (your graph) is that 500 million years ago CO2 was 6000ppm and temperature 25ºC. Today CO2 is 410ppm, and temp 16ºC. That's it. So you could sa
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7y ago
Don't go there. You'll be sucked into a cesspool of LGBT controverse.
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