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by sky_rw 6y ago
Source? The article clearly states the opposite in two separate sentences.
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by sky_rw 6y ago
Making it illegal to do business also erodes the idea of capitalism.
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by sky_rw 6y ago
There was a non sarcastic asshole way of pointing out that this quote should be attributed to Dijkstra. Maybe try it out next time.
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by sky_rw 6y ago
As my professor put it: "Computer science is as much about computers as astronomy is about telescopes."
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by sky_rw 6y ago
It's unfair to Github to make the claim that your infra is more resilient and better maintained. Their load is orders of magnitude greater than yours. My driveway also doesn't have potholes it doesn't mean it's more resi
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by sky_rw 6y ago
Age and on-paper experience are incomplete measures of intelligence and capability.
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by sky_rw 6y ago
The fact that protesting is illegal is reason enough in the USA to protest. If the government can take away fundamental rights via executive fiat then we never had rights in the first place, we had permissions. For many it's a matter o
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by sky_rw 6y ago
Revelations 13:17 So that no one can buy or sell unless he has the mark, that is, the name of the beast or the number of its name. Patent number is: 060606 Thats a funny coincidence.
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by sky_rw 6y ago
It's silly that this comment is being downvoted. Building up capital is good advice for anybody, if only because you may have a surprise medical condition (or, you know, global pandemic) impact your career and cashflow. In this case OP
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by sky_rw 6y ago
Unrelated to the question: > "I'm a 24 y/o full stack engineer (I know some of you are rolling your eyes right now..." As a 35 year old full stack engineering manager I can say that anybody rolling their eyes at that
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by sky_rw 6y ago
You clearly have never handled an aggravated Chihuahua
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by sky_rw 7y ago
My local whole foods is sold out of the cauliflower crust frozen pizza I like. End times my friend.
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by sky_rw 7y ago
Speculation: This could be powered by the underreported U1 chip that included int he latest iPhone models. Ultra-wideband positioning power driven by this chip would allow spatial location of these tags potentially. Many people speculated t
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by sky_rw 7y ago
Is this really that groundbreaking of an opinion? Hiring has and will likely always be an expensive challenge for every industry.
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by sky_rw 7y ago
The business credentials likely do not. However, he has longevity on this board, an approachable writing style, and mostly solid advice. The small cult of personality around him seems to work here because his self promotion is memorable and
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by sky_rw 7y ago
Was probably a local pilot. Wallmart labs is located in Mountain View. Would not be surprised if that area was used for a lot of experiments.
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by sky_rw 7y ago
> Why isn’t there a strategic nationwide domestic reserve of supplies for emergencies? There is: https://www.phe.gov/about/sns/Pages/default.aspx
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by sky_rw 7y ago
I submit that is it lazy, because you are taking very high risks in order to achieve extraordinary margins. It's a shortcut taken by people who don't want to put the work into a dedicated career in legal sales. Obviously there are
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by sky_rw 7y ago
For some perhaps, but crime is hard work and criminals are lazy almost by definition.
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by sky_rw 7y ago
Might be either the best or worst time in history to enter the WSOP.
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by sky_rw 7y ago
I think you could make an argument that a pandemic (maybe not this one yet) might be the closest thing we ever get to world war again.
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by sky_rw 7y ago
If you think that's a ponzi scheme, allow me to introduce you to the world of Silicon Valley commercial real estate.
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by sky_rw 7y ago
Wait I thought Gates was in on this with the Chinese and released this as population control? Have I been getting my news from the wrong source?
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by sky_rw 7y ago
FWIU Step 1 is developing a vaccine, Step 2 is making sure it's safe for humans in both the short and long term. It appears that step 2 is the obscenely time consuming part. Keep in mind we still don't have a safe SARS vaccine aft
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by sky_rw 7y ago
I've been trying with earnest to wrap my head around the answer to your last question. I saw the writing on the wall 4 weeks ago when the initial numbers started coming out and the cell phone videos of the CCPs response leaked through
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by sky_rw 7y ago
The answer to your question is no.
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by sky_rw 7y ago
I would personally prefer to see a NATO based combination of the USA and EU CDC (does something like this exist?). The problem with these global organizations like the WHO and the UN is that they receive large funding from competing ideolog
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by sky_rw 7y ago
People are doing that anyway. By the time critical symptoms appear and you need to visit the ER, you have already been infectious and spreading the virus. Meanwhile the 80% of cases that are not critical won't drive people to even cons
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by sky_rw 7y ago
If this pandemic has exposed anything, it's that the WHO is a political entity woefully unequipped to handle any real scenario. The leadership has been seemingly downplaying this from day 1 and repeating talking points from the CCP. Th
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by sky_rw 7y ago
Example of waiting too long, this line for face masks in South Korea: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clZzEhTZOV0

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