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by subsubzero 3y ago
so I contracted covid jan. 1st 2022, and was having symptoms in april of that year, I actually was admitted to the scripps long covid clinic, so I guess it was a bit longer than 3 months, memory was a bit fuzzy during that time. The Dr. who
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by subsubzero 3y ago
I was going to say the same thing, I think earlier this week there were 3 reddit posts on the front page at once, and they were all about reddit(api pricing and blow back from the community).
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by subsubzero 3y ago
I had long covid back in early 2022. It was not fun, despite being fully vaccinated and being extremely fit(run 20+ miles a week etc). It took me 3 months to shake the symptoms and I tried everything. Vitamin B IV injection(helped a little
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by subsubzero 3y ago
Here are two good articles as well that document the lab leak(for further reading): https://theintercept.com/2021/09/23/coronavirus-research-gra... and https://www.vanityfair.com/news/202
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by subsubzero 3y ago
Looks like they are finally working on a film version as of April 2023: > it was announced in April 2023 that New Regency is set to produce a feature film based on the novel, with McCarthy and his son serving as executive producers and J
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by subsubzero 3y ago
This is not concentrated in only downtown, break ins and store robberies are happening across the entire city. I was there in March and market square and Union square were like something out of a mad max film. My friend who lives in the Mar
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by subsubzero 3y ago
What you have is a notoriously dysfunctional govt. that has been borderline criminal running the city(into the ground) for close to 30+ years now. From Willie Brown to Gavin Newsom to Ed Lee, and now London Breed you have had a political ma
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by subsubzero 3y ago
Really cool! Fun fact - the apple watch was designed based on inspiration from a mechanical watch brand, ikepod. Jonathan Ive recruited Marc Newsom who created ikepod(with another watch maker) and Newsom took alot of the design elements fro
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by subsubzero 3y ago
A few mistakes(he made and stuff to avoid): - Know your workforce, Licht seemed completely oblivious to his staff and showed next to zero interest in any of them. - Make yourself available to your team(open door policy) - Licht hid out on t
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by subsubzero 3y ago
So.. Fun fact, Osterhaut group(ODG) has something just like this and it was working as Apple demos showed and it was out 7 years ago. I tried it on and for me it was the biggest game changer I felt since the 2007 iphone. Microsoft bought th
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by subsubzero 3y ago
It has and its gone downhill alot in the past 4-5 years. This is due to the need to keep an ever increasing stream of income flowing to google with a mostly static number of users and "fixing" this issue by piling more ads into us
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by subsubzero 3y ago
I have had GERD since 2012 after a surgery and it has been extremely unpleasant to say the least. The author mentions Rantadine which I also took but the problem with that drug was it was found to contain carcinogens and I promptly stopped
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by subsubzero 3y ago
right, anyone can use a lightscreen, put a piece of paper over Goldsmiths photo and then trace it with either pens or paint. Where you run into issues is trying to say that the copy you made is yours and licensing it, the ruling seems prett
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by subsubzero 3y ago
agree, what really makes me upset is how housing prices in certain areas has not gone down at all given that rates are double what they were a year or 2 ago. The un-affordability is beyond reason.
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by subsubzero 3y ago
We are in that boat now, Wife has an offer to move to San Diego area. We are homeowners in a 30 year fixed at 3.75% and moving back there is almost impossible due to rates being at > 6% and barely any houses on the market and prices whic
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by subsubzero 3y ago
This has had precedent. Years ago during the silver screen era there was a accent that most major movie stars had called the transatlantic accent, it has some elements of British and also American sounds. https://en.wikipedia.org
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by subsubzero 3y ago
As someone who spends alot of time outside(as much as I can while still working!) and also takes 5000iu of vitamin D, I just wanted to say there is moderation in everything. Getting too much sun can lead to skin cancer so make sure you are
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by subsubzero 3y ago
Regarding schools you have both the university of Iowa and Iowa state. I feel like those are both good schools, I had a family member go to Iowa state's PHD program and it was one of their top choices(for their profession). As for lett
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WHO declares end to Covid-19 public health emergency(cnbc.com)
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by subsubzero 3y ago
yeah its not clear but that seems to be the case. Meanwhile in the US I am getting 4.5% of a few high interest savings accounts I have open, I am not sure if these options are available to Europeans but if they are there are banks that are
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by subsubzero 3y ago
agree, my thesis on 2023 was for stocks to start trending down, but for some reason there was this strange bump in the stock market and then when SVB collapsed I said yup its finally coming(a healthy correction). But the fed/treasury b
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by subsubzero 3y ago
I couldn't agree more with this! so much bad stuff to un-wind and hacky stuff from the previous person who (badly)wired the outlets and other stuff I swapped out.
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by subsubzero 3y ago
I hear you on this sentiment. It got so bad I asked my Wife's cousin who is the trades(master electrician) to teach me electrical. After a few tries(and many facetime troubleshooting sessions with him), I can replace any outlet, wire a
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by subsubzero 3y ago
err.. looking at data shows average life expectancy is actually higher in the US than the average in the Europe(not defending the US health care system here!): US - 79.11 years, source - https://www.macrotrends.net/countries
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by subsubzero 3y ago
I never said anything about the US system being all flowers and roses, my main critique is the EU system is not working in its current form, let me give you citations as you are just throwing unrelated stuff out about the US's shortcom
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by subsubzero 3y ago
I can't think of a single major cutting edge tech company in Europe besides Spotify. I know there are money makers like SAP but I don't see them as innovative or cutting edge. I think Europe needs to look long and hard in the mirr
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by subsubzero 3y ago
yeah I agree with this 100%: > With that being said, Lyfts hiring practices is probably NOT why they are laying people off My comment was more a critique of the en-vogue hiring practice of basing a majority of a hiring decision on whethe
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by subsubzero 3y ago
Why is the "bar" for hiring designed around code puzzles(leetcode). Maybe that is not a good signal for hiring at all. You are optimizing for people who just grind away at these silly puzzles vs. having domain experts who have bot
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by subsubzero 3y ago
You can't do it from the app, its only on the WEB UI. from there click "Trade" and it will be one of the options to select(in the middle column). Hope that helps.
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by subsubzero 3y ago
I remember when this story(the lie) was first circulating there was one thing that didn't really make sense to me, although the person who said they created it took inspiration from hispanic foods he grew up eating, flamin' hot ch

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