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by soonnow 5y ago
I'm fully for vaccination as I wrote above. But out of interest, what about the people who have long-haul COVID, do we know the mechanism how they experience long term effects from the actual disease. Would it be possible that vaccines
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by soonnow 5y ago
I certainly dislike the Chinese government for many reasons, among them the handling of human rights. But I do agree with you on that one. Especially when you look at the actual timeline, where COVID was already unfolding in China and Weste
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by soonnow 5y ago
What about long-term studies for the actual COVID?
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by soonnow 5y ago
Well I just did a test with a tool for lung cancer risk. Assuming I smoked half a pack a day for 25 years and stopped at 40, my risk would be 1 in 1000. Yet noone would say it's "good" to smoke. Even if the risk is 10% of the
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by soonnow 5y ago
I mean I get it that there is some hesitation. I probably shouldn't have used anti-vaxer as that would indicate that every person who is against getting a COVID vaccine is against vaccines in general which is not true. But that is beyo
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by soonnow 5y ago
For the first point, I don't think it matters if the energy is green or not. It's still energy that is being wasted and could be used to in other ways. Just because the source is not directly burning coal, doesn't mean it doe
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by soonnow 5y ago
I mean I was shocked when the closure of Maya bay was announced. As a country still lifting itself out of poverty, environmental concerns are often not the first priority of the Thai government. However, now that Maya bay is closed, the uni
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by soonnow 5y ago
I saw the news this week and the first stories were not about Covid. That is the first time I can remember, in a while. The pandemic is clearly coming to an end. Herd immunity or not, the systemic risk is going away in the US and other rich
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by soonnow 5y ago
I'm severely lacking in the virology department, but what I have read is that it clearly is, without a doubt, not man made. That leaves the escape from lab hypothesis. Which is certainly has not been disproved. Maybe the scientific com
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by soonnow 5y ago
In my opinion Cryptocurrency is going to be attacked from three directions: - Environmental Reasons: Bitcoin alone is using as much power as a small country. "Bitcoin production is estimated to generate between 22 and 22.9 million metr
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by soonnow 5y ago
That was a great read. I, as well, grew up being scared of sharks, due to watching Jaws, as a kid. But when diving here in the Andaman sea and gulf of Thailand it's such a fantastic experience to see shark. The black-tipped reef sharks
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by soonnow 5y ago
I think meetings between management and meetings between the development teams should be strictly separated. The worst meetings are when both types of people are in the same meeting. For development teams, I run the meetings for the benefit
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by soonnow 6y ago
I've hired quite a few people and the process that I settled on turned out to be really working well. I will say that most of the hires were decidedly good developers. What I like to do is to ask people to explain and algorith to me, e
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by soonnow 6y ago
Well on the opposite side of the table are the people who start arguing with me during the interview (and twice even after the interview). I generally try to help everyone as much as I can during interviews, because honestly this is taking
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by soonnow 6y ago
That was a great writeup that I enjoyed reading a lot. It dumbed it down just enough that I didn't feel completely lost while still being deep enough. Now the only problem is that the people that spew Asian hate and call it Kung Flu a
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by soonnow 6y ago
Singapore and Thailand also have done quite well so far.
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Convert all your Medium posts into a Gatsby blog in 5 min(github.com)
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by soonnow 6y ago
I actually have Edifier speakers for my TV and they are really ok. For the computer I use audioengine speakers, because they look great and I mean it's what I'm looking at all day.
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Fontemon – How I did it(github.com)
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by soonnow 6y ago
God we used it with the IBM San Francisco framework, which was trying to model every business interaction in the world. Too say it was abstract would be an understatement. Because it was so generic it didn't just have an amount attache
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by soonnow 6y ago
But you do need to have a registered business in Thailand with the exact name as the domain name to register the domain.That's a fact for co.th, I'm not sure about .th though, but I would assume it to be true.
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by soonnow 6y ago
In my opinion you are solving the wrong problem. I can scan a hundred resumes in no time. Once you've done it a few times, you can get an idea where the person on the resume is standing in their professional career. And that is pretty
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by soonnow 6y ago
Also keep in mind that in vast swathes of America, kids are brought up with low value high calorie food. If you are used to junk food, that's chemically engineered to appeal to our caveman instincts it's incredibly tough to switch
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by soonnow 6y ago
Oh interesting. I find that when you look how people move, ie walk or sit down, you'll often find that men with big bellies move very deliberate, not forceful at all.
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by soonnow 6y ago
The same experience as well. Last month I forgot the road on the address of a order, just the building, in Bangkok, one of the biggest cities in the world. Package still arrived, as I had assumed. In my opinion it works as well or better t
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No One Ever Got Fired for Choosing React(jake.nyc)
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Story Points – You’re Doing Them Wrong(medium.com)
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by soonnow 6y ago
Here is an article where I look at this issue in more detail https://thenewstack.io/microservices-vs-monoliths-an-operati...
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Microservices vs. Monoliths: An Operational Comparison(thenewstack.io)
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by soonnow 6y ago
I get where you are coming from. But we certainly did a decent implementation using Microservices. The project is basically complete and in production and it's the backbone of a major company, running a few million requests a day. Not

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