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Humid and high temps suppress Corona Virus(accuweather.com)
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by virmundi 7y ago
Does this act as the catalyst for American and the EU embracing communism? If we are wiping out assets, will the people want to centralize wealth into the works hands?
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by virmundi 7y ago
The theory is more the humidity. The virus gets trapped in vapor and pulled harmlessly to the ground. The counter to the theory is that at least in developed countries people flee the humidity by living in low humidity air conditioning.
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by virmundi 7y ago
I’ve taken Go’s approach to error handling in new typescript projects. I want to force my team into thinking about IO errors. I want failures to be part of the domain since stack traces only kinda work in Node. We will only throw exceptions
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by virmundi 7y ago
The government is considered the sole producer of currency. As such they are the hallmark of valid money. Anyone in the basement is creating a knock off.
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by virmundi 7y ago
I’ll look into it. Don’t know where to get custom lenses. I figure it out. Thanks.
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by virmundi 7y ago
I know. I just want a Zenni of Pinces.
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by virmundi 7y ago
No one sells pince nez glasses for nearsighted people.
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by virmundi 7y ago
The point is that there are laws preventing individuals from forming a group. A group is more than one. The laws disallow the many, which is defined as more than one, to make a group.
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by virmundi 7y ago
Why? Private health insurance in the US is largely unaffordable due to regulations. Small businesses, ie consultancies with one practitioner, are prevented from joining together to negotiate health fees. Similar obstacles occur for individu
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by virmundi 7y ago
Why not require those who go on UBI and not work to give up the ability to reproduce while doing so? It’s not a perfect system but it would reduce the amount of population stuck in the entrenchment.
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by virmundi 7y ago
Hopefully but it’s only been legal to grow hemp in the US since 2018. https://www.vox.com/the-goods/2018/12/13/18139678/cbd-indust...
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by virmundi 7y ago
That is true. However urgent care is a small fraction of the US procedures. Cancer treatments, heart operations, etc are most often planned care. They also care touted as likely to bankrupt you. Can we try to optimize the majority of our sy
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by virmundi 7y ago
A minor piece of anacdata, I had an MRI. Paid for it out of pocket because I can. Private company provided it. $200. Done. Don’t have cancer and I do have a DVD of my brain that I will never watch because I’m squeamish. The private market c
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by virmundi 7y ago
I’ve seen people think they’re reasoning about it when I fact they are not. I was on a project where the developers we Node pros for years. They were flummoxed when they couldn’t introduce transactions because they didn’t close over the dat
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by virmundi 7y ago
I’m new at this, and would love feedback if I’m wrong, but I think that a lambda instance could be reused if the system had need. As a result the best practice is to closure global-like data in the handler function itself. This would then g
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by virmundi 7y ago
Europe, Japan and the native population of the US have elected themselves. Africa probably won’t have the population boom since education is spreading, which tends to slow reproduction rates. Problem is solved in about 30 years with the dea
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by virmundi 7y ago
Because so much of their wealth are denominated in US equities. If your stocks are in the NY stock exchange, you can’t move them beyond the US government’s reach.
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by virmundi 7y ago
Brown people historically refer to blacks and Latinos in the US.
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by virmundi 7y ago
Then there is no limit to the power of the Federal government. If they can say, “We can do a better job than you, person or State”, then can run roughshod over personal and State’s rights. I guess that’s fine as long as they are running ove
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by virmundi 7y ago
The first is crumbling and a major cause of urban sprawl and global warming. The second has brought some benefits like a microwave, but nothing of any meaningful use. We lack moon bases for example. National parks should be state run. This
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by virmundi 7y ago
Hopefully the US can take a page from the Germans and institute vocational schools. We look down on plumbers, electricians, etc. We constantly couch our praise of them with phrases like, "Wait until your knee gives". I have a MSCS
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by virmundi 7y ago
You seem to have a Judeo-Christian background based on the "idol" statement combined with not viewing life as meaningless. I refer you to Ecclesiastes. Everything is grasping at smoke (meaningless). "5:18 I have seen what is
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by virmundi 7y ago
I'll take a contrarian view: don't take time off. You need to change your mind set as to what you think is valuable. Having traveled, study abroad and at home, I find the whole idea of time off to be utterly ridiculous. Live is me
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by virmundi 7y ago
How are you preventing transaction couplings? For example, module A and B are called by C. C starts a transaction that wraps A and B. If you move B up as a network feature, you lose the transactionalty.
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by virmundi 7y ago
I am curious about this comment. Do you think that their argument is invalid because they are conservative?
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by virmundi 7y ago
Sigh. Washington did free his slaves. Virginia blocked Jefferson from doing so.
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by virmundi 7y ago
The US is too large to have the same uniform price. The cost of materials, rent, and labor vary radically across state lines. Second, for things like CT, they might now be immediate. Therefore you can shop around. For example I had an MRI.
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by virmundi 7y ago
The CDC has a history of anti gun bias. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/larrybell/...
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by virmundi 7y ago
Even then there is 15% chance of failure. Best option is a really tall building in the middle of a city far away from a body of water. That way there is less chance of your corpse being eaten by crawfish and crabs and birds.

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