rimliu

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811.
by rimliu 7y ago
Can you provide examples of such names?
812.
by rimliu 7y ago
From what I have seen React is not better. It may not be spaghetti but then it is an exercise in architecture astronautics with way too many layers of indirection that is might as well be that spaghetti bowl.
813.
by rimliu 7y ago
I also encourage to look at all the business rushing to have online presence/sales. When online suddenly becomes the only way to sell your stuff… When online suddenly become the only way for you to teach new skills...
814.
by rimliu 7y ago
8080 < 8192
815.
by rimliu 7y ago
I think the technical term for this is "cherry-picking".
816.
by rimliu 7y ago
Taiwan, Hong Kong. You can even say that Italy is an outlier too.
817.
by rimliu 7y ago
Sorry, you make zero sense. First of all, not everywhere are ICUS and morgues overwhelmed. Some towns in Italy and Spain are hit bad, South Korea manages it without even having lockdowns. Second, and that's my point: you can have the s
818.
by rimliu 7y ago
The observed reality where? Bergamo? South Korea?
819.
by rimliu 7y ago
So, you did the testing and know the true numbers? How's that?
820.
by rimliu 7y ago
Everybody should care. The most important thing, knowing the situation would enormously help with shaping up the response. If 0.0005% of the population had COVID-19 would require different actions compared to a situation where 30% had it. N
821.
by rimliu 7y ago
Can you provide the numbers for those young people on ventilators?
822.
by rimliu 7y ago
It is not influenza it is coronavirus. This means it mutates way slower, so vaccinces will work.
823.
by rimliu 7y ago
We do. Actually they find antibodies for the orignal SARS ten years after.
824.
by rimliu 7y ago
What are you smoking? In any case, do not try to bring it through customs.
825.
by rimliu 7y ago
Simply: by telling lies. If we tell people 3 in 100 will die, and after the fact it turns out that 3 in 1000 died, next time, when it will be more serious nobody will believe.
826.
by rimliu 7y ago
Even scientists are uncertain, how can governments be?
827.
by rimliu 7y ago
They are useful to know, but they have one fundamental problem: they erode trust. Though it is up for debate on how much trust in the political system and mass media there is left in the US.
828.
by rimliu 7y ago
That's the same era as the "year of the Linux" desktop. I keep hearing "PWAs will win" for ten years now. Some people just want to use ill-fitted web tech everywhere, because that's all they know.
829.
by rimliu 7y ago
It is not. This is very age-dependent. Talking averages in COVID context always reminds me that on average each person has a bit less than one boos and a bit less than one testicle.
830.
by rimliu 7y ago
At this point "severe permanent damage" is pure speculation.
831.
by rimliu 7y ago
Long time to spread.
832.
by rimliu 7y ago
Except China and South Korea did different things.
833.
by rimliu 7y ago
There is nothing "sure" about "horrific long terms outcomes".
834.
by rimliu 7y ago
And the fourth: there were claims that only 12% Italy's COVID-19 deaths can be directly attributed to COVID-19.
835.
by rimliu 7y ago
Germany does not report resolved cases IIRC.
836.
by rimliu 7y ago
How do you think the final step of DOM updates are done in any other libraries if not via DOM API calls?
837.
by rimliu 7y ago
"Doubles".
838.
by rimliu 7y ago
It was about asthma and hbp, not some stronger muscles.
839.
by rimliu 7y ago
post hoc, ergo propter hoc.
840.
by rimliu 7y ago
In Italy there were no deaths for people under 30 so far.

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