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by rezeroed 6y ago
I've not seen this - which country are you in? I've seen acknowledgement of South Korea's success, and criticism of China's failings.
62.
by rezeroed 6y ago
"can be disastrous for a country as dense as India and for incubation periods as long as they are for a rabidly contagious SARS-CoV-2." Isn't the whole point of the article that this isn't the case?
63.
by rezeroed 6y ago
He didn't extrapolate - the article is about the country, his comment is about his street, "on the ground".
64.
by rezeroed 6y ago
"I" isn't a very large number of people.
65.
by rezeroed 6y ago
I didn't mean acquire and wander around infecting people, rather acquire and sit around until it's over. HN obviously interpreted it the other way.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
If I go to a hospital and say "jab me" then I can be pretty sure about whether or not i have it.
67.
by rezeroed 6y ago
I'd sooner acquire the virus than put theses things on my phone.
68.
by rezeroed 6y ago
Agreed. Newsflash: put people in cotton wool boxes they'll experience fewer accidents, but might suffer some other issues. Imagine that, more variables outside than inside.
69.
by rezeroed 6y ago
For scripting, if you use Python and Go, give Nim a try.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
I, Robot: stay in your homes, it is for your own protection.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
Would you get much more from those plots?
72.
by rezeroed 6y ago
Clue to what? Are we still pretending this isn't an old people, unhealthy people sickness?
73.
by rezeroed 6y ago
"the C-word"... welcome to jupiter broadcasting.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
There's a take on I, Pencil but with a computer. I'm not sufficiently motivated to look for it, but it's out there somewhere, and was enjoyable.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
Fallacy of equivocation.
76.
by rezeroed 7y ago
"Of course, the teacher knew this, gave bonus points to the ones who did start in time, and then extended the deadline as he had expected to from the start."
77.
by rezeroed 7y ago
Curious how the study seems to be a large piece of furniture.
78.
by rezeroed 7y ago
It's a pleasure to use compared to Go. (Also, has generics).
79.
by rezeroed 7y ago
But are you still passionate? I think the industry has matured and lost its fun and sense of adventure. Once upon a time captain crunch and blue box, war dialling, or office-wide unreal ctf at the end of the day; now we have sprints, OKRs,
80.
by rezeroed 7y ago
Less fatal per case, killing more because wider spread.
81.
by rezeroed 7y ago
The same way they're doing it now.
82.
by rezeroed 7y ago
Isolate the elderly and unwell, let the virus spread among the rest.
83.
by rezeroed 7y ago
Confirms that this is a disease of the elderly and unwell, and everyone else should be getting on as normal.
84.
by rezeroed 7y ago
I tried WSL - the moment you leave that little window you're back in the world of the registry, etc. No thanks.
85.
by rezeroed 7y ago
Aren't cruise ships generally an older crowd?
86.
by rezeroed 7y ago
"First they came for the..."
87.
by rezeroed 7y ago
Old people aren't breeding - no natural selection.
88.
by rezeroed 7y ago
I wonder to what degree piracy serves as marketing ie someone pirates the film then tells three non-pirates what a good film it was, and they pay for it.
89.
by rezeroed 7y ago
Because number of users is a nice pr metric. Just pretend the 15% which are bots are real, and pretend the 15% of suspended and abandoned accounts are active.
90.
by rezeroed 7y ago
Isn't that what the back button is for? We read too much shit anyway. My preferred method for handling theses popups now is the back button.

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