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tinza123
7y ago
IMO startups, especially small ones should use as many tools as possible, because it is way cheaper than having to develop and maintain a similar thing in house, OR hiring a new person just to cover that. $200 a month is really very small c
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My dad works for the local CDC so I was following the development pretty closely. It really depends on the person themselves, most people do recover without obvious squelae. It can take up to 21 days, tho most people show symptoms within 14
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7y ago
I'm from a non-Hubei Chinese province. I won't go if I were you. Although the chances are small, but there are several cases in my home town, where people came back from Hubei province (where the outbreak initiated), without any s
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7y ago
They may not be simply compared like that, because of the different measures taken. China did shutdown the entire country basically, cities with millions of people won't allow anyone to come in / out, and almost all shops / s
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7y ago
Not just development of the vaccine, you will need to perform sufficient clinic testing, get it approved by FDA or equivalent in other countries, and most difficult, get it mass produced. In addition, treatment would be a entirely different
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7y ago
Containing it? It's hopeless. Just cancel earlier so the economic loss can be contained.
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Using Discriminated Unions in C# for Better Error Handling
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I have been using https://openrefine.org/ for interacting with large csv files, and it has been amazing. It supports the normal filtering / transformation and other import / export actions. Plus it's open sou
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7y ago
No need to post this on HN, no part of this story is technology related.
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7y ago
on a side note, that's a really nice looking font
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7y ago
Agree with the first half of your sentence. Did you vote for NSA tracking?
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7y ago
You should join the army and fight for that.
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7y ago
The real issue is security or the real issue is a non-US company dominating in a tech field?
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7y ago
Source?
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7y ago
Did you even read the interview? Yeah China blocks many companies, but that's in CHINA, one market only. It never goes out of its way to try to strangle a company, forbids Chinese company to supply a foreign company downstream. You alw
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8y ago
Fair enough, thanks for the references. My previous comment was merely intended to be anecdotal, not trying to invoke arguments :)
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8y ago
Also found by ancient Chinese Zu Chongzhi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zu_Chongzhi
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8y ago
I honestly think freetype on Linux looks much better than windows (too thin and sharp) and mac (too muddy).
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8y ago
Well unfortunately the economy doesn't work that way. Ask Saudi.
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8y ago
Bad for whom? For the kids getting to know a new language, for increased trading activities, or just for the American?
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8y ago
Not according to Trump tho.
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8y ago
I agree it is out of the blue. But defending is normally lacking preparation and elegance than offending especially for sudden atracks, just like in real fight.
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8y ago
That seems to be the least of the problems right now. And of course when Canada just arrested business people they never need to worry about the travel advisories for Chinese ppl.
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8y ago
The country mainly works from the top down instead of the other way around. People don't really vote, and the vote doesn't work the same way it is in the US. There are also some things no officials would like to touch at all, for
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8y ago
China you mean the Chinese government, which is not the same as the Chinese people.
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Well it is way less, unfortunately. Baidu seems lacks basic morals and governing. It literally killed people, if you check out the links on that github article.
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So your solution to the Chinese people that wants alternative is to just pray? There is no easy way to "use true google", so not really an option. The situation is mostly the government's fault, the people just want options,
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8y ago
not to defend them, but my experience with that particular issue is normally they put all your old desktop folder / document folder stuff in c:/windows.old
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9y ago
totally agree. All that hypocrisy caused by ignorance. They just don't understand how sensitive such matters are before they even try. Sad!
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9y ago
WOW that escalates quickly. I thought the Americans liked capitalism.
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