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by skylanh 6y ago
I initially started following the WHO, CDC, and a few other health related agency Facebook pages when this pandemic actually started to take off in North America (mid-March). I had to stop following the WHO and CDC Facebook pages because th
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by skylanh 7y ago
They've commited to ordering 100k electric vans from Rivian: "Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said the company has placed an order for 100,000 electric delivery vans from Michigan-based startup Rivian. The announcement came during an event
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by skylanh 7y ago
Situations where you have enterprise setups have users measured in the 10s of thousands. There will be existing tooling around ACL management (typically AD). User Access Management groups, geo-separated local account manager, multiple help
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by skylanh 7y ago
https://github.com/dan-v/rattlesnakeos-stack It's based on using an AWS instance; build times are in the order of: "1.75 hours on a c5.4xlarge. 5 hours when Chromium is also needed" Also, https:/&#
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by skylanh 7y ago
Because that's too complicated a message to send. At a broad, high level, the message has to be simple and direct: stop (modes of) transmission (touching eyes, washing hands, being around people), quarantine yourself, self-isolate your
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by skylanh 7y ago
(And give your data to someone else) Ex-nay on that from me. Spinning up an instance, configuring rclone, and running rclone for a few hours is quite fine by me.
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by skylanh 7y ago
I was prescribed chloroquine from a doctor specializing in travel medicine. I received "TEVA-CHLOROQUINE 250MG TABLET"[0] from my local pharmacy. That's chloroquine phosphate. Note: it had very odd side-affects: sweats, mild
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by skylanh 7y ago
This sounds like the Cornell note taking method
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by skylanh 7y ago
The enamel in my mother's Le Creuset pot is over 40 years old at this point and still a daily use. That's n=1, but I think it still applies over their product line. I bought a pot thinking it was similar (it wasn't), the dif
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by skylanh 7y ago
As someone that spent many countable (billable) hours doing Excel audits--yes there is. You build them yourself. The fallacy that you're bringing to Excel is pretending that it's a "all-and-be-all" in a package. It'
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by skylanh 7y ago
I don't recall that I did this, but I remember a very smart ER doctor I used to work with running some basic statistics against Facebook in 2006-2008 which identified singles by gender and age categories. The year may be wrong, but bas
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by skylanh 7y ago
The top Chinese based supercomputer requires twice the power and 6 times the number of cores. The next requires three times the power and 3 times the cores to produce 60% of the number two supercomputer. Seems like it's a case of &quot
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by skylanh 7y ago
I looked over the study to determine if there was a criteria for "yield" vs "non-yielding". I think based on the study write-up under section "2.2. Pedestrian crossing", that yielding was based on: - car in n
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by skylanh 7y ago
I'd also like to point out this is also a situation where several workplace factors can cause issues: - my job=>my problems - tight deadlines, crunch, and not enough time to investigate issues outside of your domain - rigid purview
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by skylanh 7y ago
Version 6.3.3 from the Library of Congress - https://www.loc.gov/preservation/digital/formats/digformatsp... Writeup on zip file Appnotes: https://entropymine.wordpress.com/2019/08/2
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by skylanh 7y ago
There are recent updates from LineageOS for the S5 (multiple variants). https://download.lineageos.org/
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by skylanh 7y ago
My memory is that Bombardier expanded into territory they had never been in; outsourced to their partners a lot of details; had significant issues during major-part integration; and faced huge timeline crunches and overruns. They also misse