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by u801e 3y ago
> You can't compare adverse reaction statistics for varicella and COVID in an apples-to-apples comparison, since the first COVID vaccine was given just less than three years ago vs. 25 years of a varicella vaccine. In 1998, people c
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by u801e 3y ago
> The established practice of encouraging blanket COVID boosters to otherwise healthy five-year-olds probably tilts more towards harm than the benefit side of things. Other than the fact they cover existing strains rather than projected
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by u801e 3y ago
What people really want is to type their reply without having to include the original message in their response. That's how most people comment on places like Hacker News and Reddit.
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by u801e 3y ago
It's not that people don't care; it's the client they use that basically have them reply to the l most recent message regardless. I blame conversation view.
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by u801e 3y ago
That requires the client to implement FIDO support. This was added to openssh 8.2p1. For example, mutt doesn't have FIDO support and you have to use an external script for oauth2 support. Both require implementing support for intera
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by u801e 3y ago
But they're not application level protocol agnostic. Based on my understanding, they require use of HTTP. If I want to get MFA using an email client communicating via SMTP and IMAP, then the email client needs to be able to interact
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by u801e 3y ago
Unfortunately, MFA has become synonymous with SMS, email, and OTP. All of these methods require sharing a secret between two parties without any way to verify the authenticity of either party. Key based authentication where both parties ha
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by u801e 3y ago
> Google also "gave away" their Gmail service for a long time, destroying the many mail services that ISPs and others were doing as part of their offered services. Back in 2000, I signed up for several web based email services
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by u801e 3y ago
In my first comment, I wrote: >> Like chai vs tea, the two words (that I know of) are aam and mango. I was referring to either aam or mango being a word that's common in many languages throughout the world, like chai and tea. So
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by u801e 3y ago
I don't speak or understand Bengali and can't read the written form either, but when looking it up on Google translate, I got the following result: আম or Āma which is similar to the Hindi/Urdu word Aam (आम in Devanagari scrip
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by u801e 3y ago
I believe mango is another candidate for a word that's nearly the same in many languages. Like chai vs tea, the two words (that I know of) are aam and mango.
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by u801e 3y ago
In my case, it was a few managers in the org who decided to change over from scrum to kanban. If there are some teams in your organization or company using kanban, you can use them as an example. If issues brought up in the retrospectives
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by u801e 3y ago
Kanban is one alernative[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanban_(development)
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by u801e 3y ago
> In 2020, there were 23.8 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births in the US. How does that compare to 1920, or even 1820 when home births were the norm?
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by u801e 3y ago
> exclusively breastfeed What's wrong with doing this before the baby is ready for solid food (around 4 months IIRC)? > only used organic cotton diapers What's wrong with using those types of diapers if they're better f
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by u801e 3y ago
I find reviewing code on GitHub unpleasant. A lot of scrolling is required and it's difficult to find previously written comments and their responses. You can't really determine who is responding to whom if more than 2 people are
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by u801e 3y ago
Except now you have to look in two different places instead of one.
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by u801e 3y ago
I remember the free space on a 1.44 MB freshly formatted floppy disc under DOS 5.0 was 1,457,664 bytes. I guess the file system metadata used up 16,896 bytes.
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by u801e 3y ago
> I'm completely convinced that if you find yourself frequently rebasing/cherry-picking/reflogging you're using git wrong. A lot of people want to use git as a checkpoint/backup system, and commits and associated
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by u801e 3y ago
Though, if you know enough to edit diffs by hand, you could use git apply --cached to stage parts of the diff in a way to make a sensible set of commits instead of a single commit for a large change.
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by u801e 3y ago
How many crossover SUVs come with 3rd row seats? How many of those are comfortable for a average size adult? How many are easily accessible when parked in a tight space? None of these are issues with popular minivan models.
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by u801e 3y ago
Why wouldn't a minivan fit this purpose?
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by u801e 3y ago
The French came up with a poignant term for this: "Autobesity"[1] [1] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jul/11/paris-charge-s...
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by u801e 3y ago
> I can't even say I was happy about playing Zelda since Wind Waker(and really MM/OOT + 2Ds were the genuinely good ones). I really enjoyed playing Wind Waker (especially with the additional content from the Tingle Tuner). I p
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by u801e 3y ago
Just looking at the per month commit counts, it looks like they dropped substantially from February this year compared to the past.
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by u801e 3y ago
I've been a vim user since 2004 when I had to use it as part of the introduction to UNIX course. Thank you Bram for writing, maintaining, and improving vim over all these years.
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by u801e 3y ago
Give a man a fish and he'll eat for a day Teach a Nigerian to phish and he'll become a Prince!
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by u801e 3y ago
The only real way to understand it is to read the man page. That said, once you get the hang of it, you can sum all numbers on the stack with the following program [ + z 1 <s ] ss ls x p The [ and ] delimit the macro definition
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by u801e 3y ago
You stored 3.14159 in register i and removed it from the top of the main stack. Then you tried to print the top of the empty stack with n and pop it. That's why you got the stack empty error.
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by u801e 3y ago
> there are very few software RPN calculators _that aren't just HP emulators. What about dc?

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