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Trump's executive order targets political bias at Twitter and Facebook: draft
(reuters.com)
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6y ago
Doing a Google search 'site:reuters.com "far right"' I couldn't find any hit where the "far-right" would be inappropriate. Could you give an example where Reuters is left-leaning in your opinion.
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why?
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Ask HN: My sendgrid account sends spam. I can't stop it
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7y ago
You are two weeks behind with testing. There is no rest of the country anymore.
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7y ago
What is a company supposed to do with the money currently? Hoarding cash is the only sensible option currently and this doesn't help the economy.
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7y ago
Most people in the US won't even know how many zeros a trillion has.
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7y ago
With three weeks time and enough testing India should be able to get reliable numbers. I guess the three weeks are the minimum time for the lockdown.
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7y ago
> When community spread was detected in Washington state ... Testing wasn't the problem. If you detect community spread without testing you are too late anyway.
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7y ago
When the cruise industry gets a bailout, it is not to save the cruisers but the financial corporations, which have been financing this madness.
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7y ago
> Want to have a less steep curve? Lower the amount of testing. That works only at the beginning.
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7y ago
> consumer demand is going to be probably the highest it's ever been the moment the quarantines are lifted. Happy debt bubble land is over, for a long time.
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> maybe it wouldn't be a terrible idea. It is a terribly stupid idea. Our only hope is too flatten the curve.
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7y ago
> will it go back In theory this might be true. But with the current corporate debt bubble not all will survive this recession.
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7y ago
It is astonishing that even on a side like hn people are not capable of understanding some simple maths. 10% of infected persons need intensive care including ventilation. The US has 100k intensive care unit beds. About 90% are already occu
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7y ago
As it stands, scientists do not know how temperature changes will influence the behavior of SARS-CoV-2.
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7y ago
Or grandma will help out, bad for the death rate.
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7y ago
Read it again. They did not do a covid19 test at all.
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7y ago
Does it make a difference what exactly is causing the costs? If you are broke you can't afford to be tested and you will continue to spread the virus if you have it.
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7y ago
As long as you have enough intensive care units with a lung ventilator that 1-2 % might be correct. But 10% develop pneumonia and require ventilation. If only about 10% of the population gets infected the health system would be overwhelmed.
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7y ago
I am looking for "The worst case scenario right now is that some people might lose their grandparents a couple years early" in those numbers, but I can't find anything like this.
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7y ago
> The worst case scenario right now is that some people might lose their grandparents a couple years early Any sources for that theory?
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Last time when the Basler Fasnacht was cancelled was 1920, during the Spanish flu ...
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7y ago
Not as bad as the Spanish flu isn't really assuring: > The global death toll was inconceivable: according to the most recent estimates, between 50 million and 100 million people worldwide perished in the three pandemic waves between
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Apple Arm Wrestles TLS Certificate Validity Down to One Year
(venafi.com)
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Trying to find something from Apple, but only can find https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210176 which talks about 825 days. Here is another one with some more meat then the register article: https://www.cbro
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Safari to snub new security certs valid for more than 13 months
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My first thought was: "Did he write a new book?" And indeed, "Another Now: Dispatches from an Alternative Present" will be published soon.
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> So we initially had it towed to our AirBnb because we had Wi-Fi there and thought that would be enough to start the car, having our phones securely connected to Wi-Fi. > But it turned out it actually needed to be towed ... to the ne
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7y ago
It looks like they all are compressed with a quality of only 75. Are they available somewhere with better quality? Also is there some metadata available?
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