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raphaelj
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raphaelj
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These approval processes are there for a reason though. If you are going to inject some pathogen to millions of people, you better be sure that it has no strong, even long term, undesirable effect.
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Most hospitalised people will only need non invasive respiratory support and surveillance. I guess these cases could be handled by purposely trained health workers.
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The article does not answer the question, except for "it mutated"
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Aside luxury cars, it seems like German manufacturers are also losing against French manufacturers in the electric compact car market. Peugeot and Renault are having a decent success with their latest cars: https://uk.motor1.com&
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Except that this is significantly more dangerous than the seasonal flu. 6 people already died on the Diamond Princess out of about 600 detected positive cases, this is one to two orders of magnitude more than the seasonal flu.
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Why would you use such a ultra low power SOC in a MRI scanner?
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But luckily most of the contamination happens through cough, so that these people that don't show symptoms are also less contagious.
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What would be the alternative to the current taxation scheme of digital goods? Could we imagine the tax rate being weighted by the revenue made in a specific fiscal area? Lets say that if FB makes 40% of its revenue in the US where the corp
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As a French native speaker, I'm a little bit surprised by the corrected text OP posted in her/his article ( http://www.runwes.com/images/learningfrench/image1.png ). Most of the corrections she/he rec
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Is it me, or the first and second video are totally different shots ? The train, people and station look totally different.
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Is there any use policy restriction on Stripe, Molly and/or Braintree that would prevent one to dynamically select one or another payment provider depending on the quoted fee for a given customer (card type, country, currency...)?
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They can also partially reallocate their current development spending toward that goal. They are also most probably already spending significant amounts in this area.
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I've been working 4d/week for the past 2 years as a software engineer, and it would be very hard for me to go back to a full time position. I'm pretty sure I'm making more right now compared to how much I was when workin
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Because they are not?
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Indeed. SQL concepts are insanely powerful, but the language itself feels a little bit old.
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The Fed might be independent in the law, but the govt makes the law.
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Creating a such amount of money will just create inflation. You'll end up with exactly as much purchasing power, is not less.
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It's profitable is you remove management, R&D, supercharger and sales costs. Which is like saying that Uber is profitable if it's not for driver compensations.
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I'm actually thinking the opposite. Tesla strategy was to put the first desirable electrical car on the market, which they succeed at doing. The strategy of most traditional manufacturers is very different. They want to make the most p
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Plus Congress makes the laws, which basically allows them to change the status of the FED to whatever they want.
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That's because it's a direct transcript of the Youtube video above.
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Can't he just disable the Internet interface?
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None of the 28 EU countries can be classified as poor, let alone very poor ...
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Isn't it already the case? Blender is somehow popular with indie developers.
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Mozilla yes. Wikimedia gets most of its income from donations.
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Is a decentralized social network really the solution? I'd rather enjoy having a social platform managed for the greater good, by a not-for-profit organization. The Mozilla or Wikimedia of social networks.
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That's really interesting. According to this [1], a 10 years old `Calliandra calothyrsus` such as the ones they (trees.org) plant captures about 170 kg / 380 lbs of CO2. According to the World Bank [2], the average European citize
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Doesn't that hold for a e-VISA too ?
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Except Gradle is worst ...
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Related to web frameworks, what is the current status on ORM in the Rust ecosystem?
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