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by user_50123890 5y ago
Because good senior programmers are rare (as can be observed if you post a job listing). Most of this stuff comes from students / junior developers, where yes, they probably visit stack overflow every 20 minutes
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by user_50123890 5y ago
You're not supposed to eat the xylitol, just get it onto your teeth. So use xylitol toothpaste.
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by user_50123890 5y ago
A 100% effective "behavioural" covid vaccine (which also works for ALL other respitory diseases): Don't be indoors with other people.
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by user_50123890 6y ago
A new human doesn't come out of thin air, evolution has "trained" them with billions of inputs for billions of years.
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by user_50123890 6y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6178078/ Just look at the prior chinese coronavirus-related studies, they did antibody tests in villages near bat caves for SARS-like coronaviruses, some of villag
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by user_50123890 6y ago
Handwashing is overrated IMO. Yes, it's important for doctors and nurses(who touch dozens of sick humans a day), people who are in contact with animals, and small kids who don't have any concept of hygiene. But for the average adu
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by user_50123890 6y ago
Video games in the evenings with friends, with voice chat.
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by user_50123890 6y ago
I hope we do start to go back to the more decentralized way of living, where smart highly educated workers don't concentrate in the largest cities and instead live all over the country. This is how it used to be 50 years ago.
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by user_50123890 6y ago
Isn't it interesting how these sort of exploits exist for probably every hardware/software out there, just that they are never discovered? Since the amount of people with the knowhow for reverse engineering, discovering, and actua
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by user_50123890 6y ago
? Nuclear accidents don't come out of thin air, they are caused by humans, some countries/areas have higher risks of accidents, and most areas have zero risk. Russia is definitely a high risk area (if not THE high risk area), cons
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by user_50123890 6y ago
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EbdAa9qXQAYji-z?format=jpg&name=... Spoiler: 99% chance it's from Russia.
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by user_50123890 6y ago
https://images.says.com/uploads/story_source/source_image/75... Looks like prime batcave-like conditions for coronavirus spread.
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by user_50123890 6y ago
Coronavirus deaths lag new cases by about 3 weeks
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by user_50123890 6y ago
I doubt there are really too many of those. At the most, I'd say under 50k. The real reason for the fee is just to stop spammers on the App store. It probably blocks around 99% of them, without the fee I'd wager the appstore would
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by user_50123890 6y ago
Ehh.. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=2010-07-01%202... Seems that people only started searching SARS in december by which the new coronavirus was already public knowledge or at least public rumor
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by user_50123890 6y ago
Cleanliness does not really matter that much. There is little evidence for mass surface transmission. This is a disease that is spread by breathing in air contaminated by a infected person coughing or talking.
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by user_50123890 6y ago
Other Asian countries are seeing the exact same results though? The virus is basically gone in all of them, the average person doesn't have to worry about it. It seems only China is being overly cautious, implementing lockdown-type mea
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by user_50123890 6y ago
Yes, everybody wears one. Masks are popular even during normal times.
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by user_50123890 6y ago
Don't care, i'll take a good web app over a shitty native app any day. Since native apps take much longer to develop and the UI toolkits are stuck in the 90s, it's pretty much given nowadays that new ones are shitty compared
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by user_50123890 6y ago
This reassures the hypothesis that you probably won't catch the virus from a brief contact in a grocery store or similar if you keep your distance. Infections happen within families, and spread from one family to another by friends&#x2
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by user_50123890 6y ago
What do you think would happen to the economy if we let the virus run free through the population, and eventually everyone would be too scared to leave their house and quit showing up to their job?
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by user_50123890 6y ago
Yes, look at Greece, they implemented extreme measures. As a result, they basically had no issues at all with the virus compared to neighbouring Italy and Turkey.
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by user_50123890 6y ago
Surely almost all elderly people should have antibodies then due to decades of exposure to the other coronaviruses?
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by user_50123890 6y ago
Whether you get infected or not is a game of chance. There are a lot of factors affecting the probability: * Being indoors during contact (increases) * Duration of contact (every minute increases) * Physical distance between contacts (ever
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by user_50123890 6y ago
I said mostly. Yes basic surgical/cloth masks do protect the wearer a small bit, but the air you inhale has to come from somewhere, and with a surgical mask that air is not filtered.
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by user_50123890 6y ago
How about tweeting these, 1. The virus mostly spreads through BREATHING/TALKING/COUGHING. 2. 80% of infections come from FRIENDS/FAMILY. Stop going to meet them unnecessarily and spending hours together indoors. 3. Masks most
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by user_50123890 6y ago
^ herd immunity is a 19th century solution to a pandemic.
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by user_50123890 6y ago
Hahaha people on Scandinavian social media think _South Korea_ and _Hong Kong_ are faking their case numbers and refuse to believe the virus is actually easily possible to contain. Somehow lots of them believe their governments are acting c
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by user_50123890 6y ago
Sweden has about 10 times more deaths than their neighbours. Oh and this is with 80% of the population in VOLUNTARY lockdown, their bars and restaurants are open sure but they're empty. The US would probably be at over a million deaths
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by user_50123890 6y ago
Imagine it's February 2020, multiple european countries decided to start softly locking down due to the scary news from Asia, even though they have barely any cases. Fast forward a week. Your argument would basically be saying at that

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