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by simtel20 6y ago
But it's not stopping the spread. A friend's office in Västerås just had a case and only now went wfh, while that friend already wfh but still drops off and picks his kids up from school and is getting symptoms now. The comment ab
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by simtel20 7y ago
The espro ends up being more bitter, though. I can't say why, maybe it shouldn't be, but it is.
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by simtel20 7y ago
I've really hoped that a stainless vacuum-sealed thermos-type tube could be created to replace the main chamber. It should be to handle and clean.
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by simtel20 7y ago
That makes no sense. Selling snake oil to sick people results in, among other possible side effects, dead snake oil customers. That's a historical fact, which is why there is regulation.
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by simtel20 7y ago
The only thing that makes a journalist a journalist is having sources. Any reasonable solicitation for those sources is professional and appropriate.
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by simtel20 7y ago
Your reasoning seems off. From what I can find, in your age group, the mortality rate for covid-19 after exhibiting symptoms is 0.2%. This is about equal to the rate for the overall flu mortality rate which includes those who have a higher
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by simtel20 7y ago
You have a .2% mortality chance once you exhibit symptoms, right? That's much greater than no risk.
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by simtel20 7y ago
You are aware that moderation varies wildly between subtedddits, right? With that in mind, what you are saying actually has no bearing on the GPs comment at all.
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by simtel20 7y ago
This isn't how I remember it. I remember that prior to the scientific python stack, you had to pay for Matlab or mathmatica licenses. The scientific python stack meant that for essentially free, you no longer had to justify licenses at
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by simtel20 7y ago
My recollection is that Perl had numerical libraries that were crash-prone, and in at least the finance company where I worked that was the backbone for some models for a while. In the early-mid 2000s numpy/scipy got a lot of commercia
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by simtel20 7y ago
The qmail source code has this convention.
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by simtel20 7y ago
I just wrote up a quick survey of python profilers that hasn't been published yet, and along with py-spy, there is austin ( https://github.com/P403n1x87/austin ). The thing that I liked the most about austin is that
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by simtel20 7y ago
I don't think it's that hard to do C-a, C-k then C-y as many times as you want. If you want to bind it to a key you could record that as a macro for e.g., but I find that sequence is simple enough that I don't think hard abou
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by simtel20 7y ago
I suspect that without a well-sealed oven, you just get toxic air and soil if you burn it.
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by simtel20 7y ago
I would encourage you to watch _the thin blue line_. A lot of nothing resolves into a powerful indictment.
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by simtel20 7y ago
Yep, that's the one.
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by simtel20 7y ago
Thanks for the correction.
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by simtel20 7y ago
What if he's genuinely hilarious and we all benefit from his jocular brilliance?
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by simtel20 7y ago
He had his company buy FAO Schwarz and keep it running for years at least partly so it would exist as part of their childhood. Billions of dollars distort reality, and it's hard to imagine a good long term outcome from that much distor
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by simtel20 7y ago
For a long time, I have taken the approach of getting up from the table and going to the sink and applying soap vigorously to an oil spot as soon as I notice I've gotten it on my clothes. It seems to me that the sooner the soap or dete
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by simtel20 7y ago
I feel you are not taking into account the importance of "unless something changes". I see the publication date of this as being 1997. That was around the time when globally it started to be conceivable that restaurants and public
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by simtel20 7y ago
I use a backtick, but don't edit much e.g. markdown in my tmux sessions, and always use $(...) for command substitution so I don't normally feel any pain. One oddity with tmux is that to escape the control character you don'
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by simtel20 7y ago
However, simply having important pinned items, and the ability for colleagues to provide stable links to backchat is a useful part of making history of a company accessible.
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by simtel20 7y ago
They were exposed to a margin call. Trading reality changing or no, if you can get taken out by your prime broker at the end of the day, you need to account for that too and they didn't.
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by simtel20 7y ago
> people seem to think "50/50 chance of beating the market" = 50% chance of generating 40% return on any given year Yeah, quants like to coyly say they're figuring out where pennies might drop, and then they bring in
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by simtel20 7y ago
I'm not a finance guy, but I think the idea is this: Ren says "we bought an option and held it for a year". The option's counterparty was a bank, I guess, so they just form a company to hold the bag, and the company that
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by simtel20 7y ago
The issue with LTCM wasn't just that they didn't test sufficiently - the problem is that traders could take positions without supervision and any accountability. My understanding is that any firms that survived that period (and I
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by simtel20 7y ago
Probably too late to edit the above comment, so I'll add a comment. Since I don't need to/intend to use the solid mass of the beans (that would require cooking it), this recipe worked. I blended the beans, strained the liquid
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by simtel20 7y ago
Super interesting. I'm living in a part of brazil where there is no packaged tofu for sale, so I've made it myself quite a bit. This recipe diverges from most of those I've seen in that it doesn't require a boil before s
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by simtel20 7y ago
> Security Researcher / Security Software Engineer Python Engineer Business Development Analyst Software Engineer in Test Is this meant to be a single job description or multiple descriptions? I'm not sure how to parse that lin

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