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by rimliu 6y ago
Not in the numbers that would cause any additional burden for the system.
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by rimliu 6y ago
The same goes the other way. We see articles "A young person dies from COVID-19". True, but it aldo true that half of the COVID-19 victims were in the age bracket that is 10 years older than the life expectancy in the country.
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by rimliu 6y ago
Most of the deaths in Sweden happened early in the pandemic and are more result of a bad luck than some policy. Now my country has more daily deaths than Sweden despite having 1/3 of the population and being in the second quarantine si
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by rimliu 6y ago
We had few COVID deaths in the first wave and no excess deaths. Now we have lots of cases ~3000 daily, some 20-30 daily deaths but excess mortality is waaaay higher than COVID deaths. Most can ve explained by reduced accessibility to the m
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by rimliu 6y ago
This again. When will it stop? Yes some people get reinfected. These are extremely rare. Usually it is because of the weakened immune system. Others should be fine for months: https://science.sciencemag.org/content/370&
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by rimliu 6y ago
A large portion of those who get COVID19 do not even feel any symptoms.
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by rimliu 6y ago
Ah yes, typical HNer.
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by rimliu 6y ago
Depends on your goal. It the goal is to prevent deaths and reduce hospital occupancy then it make sense to give it to those most likely to die or to be hospitalized. If it spreads asymptomaticly that's not a big deal.
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by rimliu 6y ago
Not sure. I had COVID recently, so according to the current research I should be good for a few months at least. I guess will see that science says then and act accordingly. In any case I'd be at the end of the line for people who need
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by rimliu 6y ago
Can you expand on build quality? Do you mean that apple does not know how to build quality hardware? Or materials are cheap? Or do you mean something entirely different by the build quality?
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by rimliu 6y ago
I may be getting old but over-ear headphones still look weird to me outside. Besides the look I do not like not be be aware about the world around me.
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by rimliu 6y ago
What do you get out of ad hominem? You are the answer why people such as myself do not "properly argue".
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by rimliu 6y ago
Maybe you should watch that video…
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by rimliu 6y ago
Was TV and radio ever free in that sense then?
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by rimliu 6y ago
> Also accessibility is quite good on the web That would be funny if it was not so sad.
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by rimliu 6y ago
There are also "dual native ISO" sensors. Still different apmplification levels, but in this case it is before ADC. See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8hHFt3ChZ8
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by rimliu 6y ago
It works fine and have worked for 15+ years.
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by rimliu 6y ago
"Complexities of the web" are all self-inflicted. First, by thinking that everything on the web should be an app. Second, 99% of the complexities is tooling. Downloading two megabytes of crap just to show half a kilobyte of texts
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by rimliu 6y ago
They try do address the fear of dealing with CSS by people who do not know nor want to know it.
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by rimliu 6y ago
The real problem is that tools like this appeal to people who dislike or not willing to learn or to do anything with CSS. And if we accept that tools are written by the authors to save their own problems, then we get what the tools like thi
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by rimliu 6y ago
Most do. There are substantial fines, if you do not obey. Also, when everything is closed there is not much you can do anyway. The problem is that our institution which was supposed to do contact tracing is a mess and totally unprepared fo
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by rimliu 6y ago
I did not check (and probably will not), but I have a suspicion that countries that had it "easy" in the spring are hit harder now. Those who were hit hard in the spring may have some kind of herd immunity among the most social ac
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by rimliu 6y ago
I've made a mistake and bought this one. Did not finish. Very boring and now useful information.
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by rimliu 6y ago
Indeed, correlation between measures and outcomes is all over the place. We (Lithuania) are in the second lockdown since Nov 7th, masks are mandatory even outside, pubs/restaurants/cafes/gyms etc. are closed, all events cance
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by rimliu 6y ago
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by rimliu 6y ago
No. Just some people are trying to use macOS as any OS they have used before that. Instead of using macOS.
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by rimliu 6y ago
Long functions usually do several different things. If you split them into functions by the function (ha), and name those functions accordingly, you will have short and readable functions.
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by rimliu 6y ago
From what I have seen the data says immunity is at least six months, and potentially years as with the original SARS. For me it is easier, I had it only a month ago, so I am good at least till the summer.
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by rimliu 6y ago
and one prominent topic where it is obvious is mask usage.
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by rimliu 6y ago
I am very curious, were any measures taken two-three weeks before the lockdown? Because I saw a graph where cases in Ireland starts to drop literally next day after the introduction of the lockdown, and that, of course does not make any sen

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