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by sanedigital 4y ago
You would need to present evidence that rates of non-vaccination between immunocompromised and non-immunocompromised individuals are not equal for this to be true. Anecdotally, I know a handful of "immunocompromised" individuals (
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by sanedigital 4y ago
SEEKING WORK | New York, Los Angeles, Miami | Remote US, EU, LATAM | Product, Design, Development The talent marketplace is broken. The demand for designers & developers has never been higher. FAANGs are throwing insane offers at top ta
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by sanedigital 4y ago
There's a brand new Weather app in iOS 16. It's (more or less) the same functionality as Dark Sky was.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
We lived in Spain for 4 years and Portugal for 1. I love the country and the people, but from a management perspective, the place is a disaster. It made Spain feel like some sort of futuristic perfect society managed by hyper-efficient AI b
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by sanedigital 4y ago
We lived in Lisbon for a year. While lots of city centers have had housing converted to Short-term Rentals, Lisbon is at an entirely different level. There, entire apartment buildings (6-10 units) are converted to Airbnbs/hotels&#x2F
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Google is in all of those areas as well, they're just minor plays. Last quarter, ~10% of Google's revenue came from non-advertising Services and ~7% came from Google Cloud. The ~82% that comes from ads is split between Search, You
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by sanedigital 4y ago
I use Double Wood for most of my simple supplements (Magnesium Threonate, Apigenin, etc). They (claim to) do a lot of quality testing and have great customer support.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
> If you allow students to use copilot, you're handing out certificates or diplomas to people who can't code. I've given a couple hundred technical interviews over the last 10 years. This has been the case for a long, long
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by sanedigital 4y ago
I'm a working father. I get maybe 20-30 minutes a month where I can play games. Previously, I had a PC that never got turned on except for gaming. When I would sit down to play, I would have to wade through ~30 minutes of OS updates,
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by sanedigital 4y ago
What things? I submitted it as an answer on Leetcode and it was accepted.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
It’s not, on Leetcode. I submitted it as an answer and it worked. In the case where the number is repeated more than once (m times), you have an array of n+m elements. Divide the sum by m, subtract, problem solved.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Sum the input list, sum the list of [1...n], subtract and voila!
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Not sure I agree. It's very simple if you look at what's "wrong" with the input: it has a duplicated number, which means there's a "right" version of it without. That right version is just the count from 1
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Stop waiting. This may not be popular with the hive mind, but if you want kids and she doesn’t: move on. I love my wife more than anything outside my family, but the kids are on another level. In 20 years you may not remember your current p
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Maybe. Maybe not. But no matter what those other people do, they’ll never ever be able to get more youthful, energetic years with their children and (hopefully) grandchildren. All that money and even Elon can’t buy time. I had kids relative
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Yep. The first organizations were military. You don't jump chain of command unless the integrity of the organization is at risk. Doing it for personal gain—even if justified? Instant persona non grata.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Do this at most companies and you'll get sidelined fast. The management caste protects their own. Uppity ICs don't get "the attention they deserve" they get sidelined.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Other way around, in my experience. We run a team of ~20 at our studio—the "A-team" all want to work on the smaller projects because they're usually more interesting, they have more control, they get to move faster, etc.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
The entire European welfare state is dependent on the fact that they don't pay to maintain trade routes internationally—the US does that for them. The huge influx of refugees came a decade after Afghanistan and Iraq, due to US, Russian
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Yes, the entire Western world—and Europe especially—benefits greatly from the largess afforded to them by the Pax Americana.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
> But regardless, you need to weigh those risks against the enjoyment and psychological benefit that owners derive from pet ferrets, just like with pets of any other species. This almost sounds like satire. You can't have a ferret.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
> This is just another symptom of the disease of the disproportional representation. Hard disagree. Those issues have absolutely nothing to do with one another. Legislators have learned that the best way to guarantee re-election is to lo
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by sanedigital 4y ago
> "Where you see delegating to the states, I see a minority (less than 30% of Americans agree with this) enforcing social views on the majority". That's not true, only 26% of Americans support abortion in almost all cases.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Swift and Kotlin both do a fantastic job here. You think in types but don’t have to spend much time typing them.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE Building a startup as a non-technical founder is like playing on hard mode. You've got no shortage of vision, but you can't build that vision yourself. Getting it built means entering the world of Nerds. As s
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Resistance training and cardio are both necessary for a long healthy life. Neither alone is sufficient. Regardless, I hear what you’re saying, but that didn’t sound like what GP meant when they said they missed their gym life.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
My comment wasn’t very clear, sorry. I actually meant the opposite: that by limiting socializing they’re harming their health.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
You're probably reducing your life expectancy much more by skipping the gym (or publicly socializing, but that's a whole other discussion) than you would be from those 3-4 illnesses a year.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE Building a startup as a non-technical founder is like playing on hard mode. You've got no shortage of vision, but you can't build that vision yourself. Getting it built means entering the world of Nerds. As s
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by sanedigital 4y ago
There are extremists on the other side that believe puberty blockers are safe and reversible. The scientific consensus disagrees. This is my exact point.

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