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by sadfev 6y ago
Classic Microsoft apologist’s rant. Microsoft still does quite a few detrimental things towards open source movement and community in general. Microsoft is now a wolf in sheep’s clothing
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by sadfev 6y ago
My problem is opposite, I am too indulgent and it’s difficult to be very productive
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by sadfev 6y ago
I prefer Teams or Skype for Business, they works best. I don’t like the zoom UI or setup
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by sadfev 7y ago
Didn’t the Japanese rule this drug out saying it’s totally ineffective?
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by sadfev 7y ago
All his investments are sensible and can actually help humanity. Is the only person from Silicon Valley trying to make nuclear happen and happen cheap.
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by sadfev 7y ago
Hilarious analogy
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by sadfev 7y ago
Is this really required? Markets were really inflated before the virus crisis now they are overreacting, let the markets settle before announcing any stimulus. I think this is premature and frankly too much of an interference from the Fed
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by sadfev 7y ago
Welp, even my university will go down this route now!
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by sadfev 7y ago
Agreed it’s not cut & dry. We should put everything in context. As crude as it sounds there haven’t been that many deaths. Yes this seems to have outbreaks in waves but that’s about the only scary part. We should be alert but not anxiou
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by sadfev 7y ago
Here comes the fear mongering. We are far better equipped to handle epidemics and pandemics now than 100 years ago.
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by sadfev 7y ago
No! He was a hero to any aspiring physicist. I can’t even begin to list his accomplishments!