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by sharken 7y ago
I could not agree more with this. Do keep in mind that Italy has had 5000 deaths in a rather short timespan, while the 25,000 deaths in 16-17 was over a much longer timespan. I fear the economic repercussions will be grossly underestimated
902.
by sharken 7y ago
Being one of those reasonable people who has not fallen for the complete lockdown argument, I feel that the ball is rolling and no argument can reduce the measures right now. In Denmark there are 42 people requiring ICU care and 13 deaths.
903.
by sharken 7y ago
What i don't get is that these rational thoughts backed up by hard facts that says Italy lost 60.000 people(!) over a three year period to the common flu, are being overheard/ignored in place of a response that threaten to throw o
904.
by sharken 7y ago
I totally agree, in case someone brings up Italy and their current number of deaths to Corona - this article describes deaths to the common flu from 2013 through 2017, https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/
905.
by sharken 7y ago
Darkest indeed, if you are more than 70 years or have other illnesses then you take every precaution not to get infected. The rest of the population pray that the Corona quarantine will be scaled back as soon as possible, so we don't h
906.
by sharken 7y ago
The average european is smaller than the average american, so there is that :)
907.
by sharken 7y ago
While i agree that we should be careful about this, i would say that the phrase "Some patients might have around a drop of 20 to 30% in lung function" is not a sure sign that we should be scared. More data and more time is needed
908.
by sharken 7y ago
Quick googling reveals -> https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/32133832
909.
by sharken 7y ago
How about people that have recovered from the virus ? Assuming that immunity from the virus lasts longer than a few days/weeks.
910.
by sharken 7y ago
Not sure i would use blow up to describe the situation. If you look at the Median age in Europe, the oldest population are found in Italy, Germany, Portugal and Greece, see https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-expla
911.
by sharken 7y ago
Good point! I can add that the name Norwegian is associated with the Airline company here in the nordics. So using just Norwegian in the headline is unfortunate.
912.
by sharken 7y ago
Don’t know what relevance the JavaScript ecosystem has. I would pick a language with a GC any day and then deal with issues later on, than to struggle every bit of the way without a GC IMO.
913.
by sharken 7y ago
From a developer viewpoint i can name three things that have stopped Delphi from competing with languages such as C# and JAVA. 1. No Garbage Collector. While some understanding of object lifetime is required, the constant need to manage all
914.
by sharken 7y ago
Could not find anything like that, only requests for such a feature. The most promising seems to be Spotify Search API: https://developer.spotify.com/documentation/web-api/referenc...
915.
by sharken 7y ago
Also used in the excellent TV series Mythic Quest :)
916.
by sharken 7y ago
Try with every community, Reddit must really dislike mobile users. I do wonder if this scheme was introduced to monetize users, either way it sucks.
917.
by sharken 7y ago
One suggestion is to go looking for playlists with the song you like. In your case it turned up this playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0IubbAKiMSr6tzt5Zjlmrv Personally i have a playlist that new/interes
918.
by sharken 7y ago
This is pretty much the conclusion in this game related post on spinlocks: https://probablydance.com/2019/12/30/measuring-mutexes-spinl...
919.
by sharken 7y ago
In fairness I have only tried Jenkins, CruiseControl and Azure DevOps. What sets TeamCity apart is the use of Kotlin. You do have to invest a fair amount of time to get the most of it, but when you do the return is great. Putting together
920.
by sharken 7y ago
Some TeamCity details are a bit odd, for example you are not allowed to run a development server and a production server with one license. Instead you should get an evaluation license, that is only valid two months at a time. Conditional bu
921.
by sharken 7y ago
Getting harder to do that with all the Infinite scroll going around, #NotAFan
922.
by sharken 7y ago
It's a well-made workaround until Teams gets a first rate UI. I still prefer an App instead of the browser, but that's just personal preference.
923.
by sharken 7y ago
In Azure DevOps there are two Markdown formats, Project Wiki (Default project wiki and Pull Requests) and Code Wiki (Repository as Wiki). It's quite annoying.
924.
by sharken 7y ago
Not until Microsoft Teams gets the layout fixed, see https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/su...
925.
by sharken 7y ago
It is the difference between innovation and prior art/similar business, for me that makes sense to discuss.
926.
by sharken 8y ago
Exactly this, for the past many years, when ever i have needed a good answer to a not-so-common problem, Stack Overflow cuts right to the chase and delivers a useful answer.
927.
by sharken 8y ago
Some very annoying features there, logging you out of all major websites and taking over a referrer window. It seems like a good candidate for the new Windows Sandbox feature in Windows 10 ( https://techcommunity.microsoft.com&#x2
928.
by sharken 8y ago
Am also looking forward to this book, seems better than navigating the sources on your own, where you often lack context. I do wonder if there are other books that give detailed insight into commercial software (not games) and how it is bui
929.
by sharken 8y ago
The price in Denmark matches the price in Japan, so it looks like pricing is similar. Since the book doesn't launch until Monday, there is also a prerelease price that is a few dollars lower.
930.
by sharken 8y ago
Google Books seem to pay 55% for each sale (Source: https://www.quora.com/For-an-ebook-sold-on-Google-Books-how-... ) The book is being sold from the 10th on my local Google Books store for around USD 19.

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