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by ssully 7y ago
The Trader Joe's near me took the most serious steps so far. They are limiting to 30 people in the store at a time and setup 'lanes' six feet apart for carts to lineup for checkout. When you checkout, they take the cart and h
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by ssully 7y ago
In the case of morgue's they are already solving this by having air conditioned semi trailers parked by the hospital where store bodies until they can be moved.
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by ssully 7y ago
Amazon is trying to source masks for its employees, but is having trouble sourcing them[1]. [1]: https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/22/21189881/apple-donating-m...
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by ssully 7y ago
The measure's are to get a hold on the explosive number of cases. Once we get a grip on it, then you keep it contained with aggressive testing + targeted isolation.
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by ssully 7y ago
In no sense is this true.
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by ssully 7y ago
Similar anecdote from me; it's been much easier to get friends together for an online game night.
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by ssully 7y ago
Yeah let's fix the problems, but when this is all over I am not going to forget the people who were calling this a hoax in January and February. Time where deflection, instead of action, costed lives.
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by ssully 7y ago
Even so, I will echo the OPs main point of the USA had a head start and did nothing with it. These shortages and policies could have been reviewed and resolved back in January or even February.
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by ssully 7y ago
The MLB also announced that they are suspending operations: https://www.chicagotribune.com/coronavirus/ct-cb-coronavirus...
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by ssully 7y ago
Online support is good as well. First pair I ordered from them had a defective coating after the first 6 months (it was 'splotchy', it looked like water dried on the lenses but it wouldn't come off'). They sent me a repl
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by ssully 7y ago
It's an impressive project, but it shouldn't make you question why games are so large these days.
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by ssully 7y ago
I drink a cup of coffee in the morning, maybe have a green tea in the afternoon. I've gone off caffeine and the only negative impact is I just take a little longer to wake up. I am sure everyone's tolerance is different, but I thi
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by ssully 7y ago
I just got a Sonos beam a few months since it seemed like a decent soundbar for the price. I also use Apple music and I just airplay music to my Beam. Does that not work as well when you have a multi-speaker setup?
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by ssully 7y ago
I appreciate your posts on the Permanent Fund here. I have a friend who moved to Alaska last year for work last year and will probably be there for a few more years. We had discussions about the fund recently because this is the first year
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by ssully 7y ago
Same. He wanted to do it after asking if I worked in an office, and the results came back pretty low.
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by ssully 7y ago
I am guessing they are speaking specifically about supplies to medical facilities, not the general public. The NYTimes ran an article recently [1] that makes it sound like the New York area has a hefty stockpile ready in the case of an outb
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Piled Bodies, Overflowing Morgues: Inside America’s Autopsy Crisis(nytimes.com)
3 points by ssully 7y ago|2 comments
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by ssully 7y ago
As someone raised and practiced Catholicism for a large portion of my life, this is hilarious.
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by ssully 7y ago
I guess my question is to people who have passed these interview successfully, do you feel the interviews were actually representative, even broadly, of the kind of work/skills you would need for your day to day job?
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by ssully 7y ago
Even without a kid, I think I would be lucky to have prepared half as well as this person did.
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by ssully 7y ago
"Putting cybercrime on the road to ruin". Bless whoever had to type that sentence and keep a straight face. This is hilarious, but honestly sign me up for the job where I get to setup an computer environment in the back of a semi.
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by ssully 7y ago
Heh, that article is interesting with how much it references Zappa. I am not his biggest fan, but whenever I hear the word Freak, I think of his song "Hungry Freaks, Daddy".
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by ssully 7y ago
I've seen people like this one message boards before and I always just assumed they handle disagreement poorly. Specifically, they can make an original comment that is fine, but if someone responds in a way they don't like, they k
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by ssully 7y ago
Yeah, but it was another case of Apple doing it better then anyone. I was an Android user from probably 2009 until 2016 and used Google Wallet as much as I could. In fact, I think I still have my Google Wallet card [1] in a drawer at home.
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US says it can prove Huawei has backdoor access to mobile-phone networks(arstechnica.com)
261 points by ssully 7y ago|276 comments
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by ssully 7y ago
Let us know if you ever get a response
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by ssully 7y ago
My comment was from the view point of the creators (director, writer, and rest of the crew). There were better ways to make money in movies in 2007 then with a sci-fi space thriller inspired by Solaris and Alien. To be more clear, I don&#x2
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by ssully 7y ago
It's not about pandering or making money (did people go to the movie because they heard there was a scene where a guy freezes in space?????), it is entertainment.
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by ssully 7y ago
I used to use Google Play Music but switched to Apple Music after they announced they were shutting it down. I tried switching to Youtube Music, but the UI was easily the worst out of any music service I've tried. Last time I used it t
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by ssully 7y ago
This is possibly the worst thing I have ever read on HN.

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