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by tahssa 11y ago
From the article: The organisms identified can be killed by cooking your food properly and all the bacteria we identified with this gene were responsive to other antibiotics, called carbapenems
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by tahssa 11y ago
> they seriously need to control those. Good luck with that. It's fairly common for riders to knock the baffles out of the tail pipes to intentionally make them louder. That's why police officers can be seen sticking their batt
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by tahssa 11y ago
You're correct. A late night slip, I meant dynamic typing.
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by tahssa 11y ago
I wouldn't go that far. The problem outlined was in dealing with data model changes. So the problem as I see is in managing the alignment of parameter types used in code with database field types. For that I've written a schema-te
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by tahssa 11y ago
Well, in lisp languages you just write an abstraction layer to account for such problem areas. It's really no different than the OO argument. If one wants OO functionality in lisp it can be implemented with the introduction of a few fu
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by tahssa 11y ago
> they break the benefits of view source. The benefits are not that great these days. At least not for people who don't support a web ad monetization model or have no interest in being on the VC boat to float model.
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by tahssa 11y ago
And, apparently, smoking can actually prevent endometrial cancer; so yeah, no silver bullet for them all. Note: Obviously I'm not advising anyone to smoke.
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by tahssa 11y ago
> belief in the supernatural should be screenable in an employment application. People tend to have separate approaches towards things they believe are well defined vs things they know require faith. Here's an alternative view point
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by tahssa 11y ago
> html should be _markup_ in that describes data, not worrying about presentation. And I wish that was truly the case. Sadly half of all HTML written is to support presentation.