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yulaow
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To clarify current national-level lockdown effects are expected to be seen starting twelve days from now. Some or the old red zones which covered the starting point of the infection are currently with 0 new detected cases since 3 days so it
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A lot of young people still need icu treatments here in italy. If you don't flatten the curve early a lot of younglings too are gonna die and fast considering the very limited number of icu beds and the very high number of early contag
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He was giving the idea of how fast the number is growing
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icu are already full in that region. When all icus are full, it gets fatal for a lot more people. This is why Italy is acting that way
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yulaow
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In Italy at the moment the data is far worse. We have a total of 2263 currently infected people of which 1000 with few symptoms, 1034 hospitalized and another 229 under emergency treatments [0] If the number of infected keeps growing (+400
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- 13.8% are severe, developing severe diseases including pneumonia and shortness of breath. - 4.7% as critical and can include: respiratory failure, septic shock, and multi-organ failure. https://www.worldometers.info/corona
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yulaow
7y ago
The virus is not airborne, it propagates via aerosol so it is very short lived "in the air" and over surfaces.
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I don't know which trains you took but here in europe even the less costly trains (regional trains) are far far far more comfy than any ryanair airplane (saying this as a 193cm man), especially if you want to stand up often or just wan
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You must be more specific with your needs. How much battery life do you need as minimum? Do you need a discrete gpu? Nvidia or amd? Screen's inches? Fullhd is enough or do you need 4k? Is it important for you that hw parts are easily r
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When we talk about EU sponsored projects we include both the EU funding, which comes directly from EU budget, and the estimation of the required additional public and private investment to the project which must_be/has_been secured. Th
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I totally agree with you. I still think it is worth to try and try again.
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The second one.
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The technical content of the projects is still under secrecy. The money involved is not, also because it is publicly negotiated between all member states.
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I saw a lot of EU policy makers moving towards an "independence from USA" goal in the last 2-3 years. The army is just one, but even in software some of the research projects in which part of my group is coordinating/particip
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Here in europe, for what I know, there is a serious problem for getting assisted suicide (in the states that legalized it) for something like dementia because when you have still few effects related to it they can't accept to eutanize
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Tbh the library of netflix in most EUW states is ironically small compared to the USA one.
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- Give everything in trying to get a master degree while working full time (30yo). Consider only at the end of the year if it is good to continue or better to stop. - Join some pilates/yoga group/course to do together with powerli
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Sorry if I am being that explicit but I would consider myself a slave, not a self-employed, if I had to follow that work rythm you just described
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yulaow
7y ago
If you want to work, for example, in embedded systems it's a must
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In Italy it's, for low urgency, ~6months in public hospitals, 3days - 1week in private public-affiliated clinics paying the same as in the hospital (which are the main used solution to not overcrowd hospitals), <1day in full private
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My team uses it since a year, it works flawlessly for what we need.
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Some states (don't know in USA, speaking from EU) have laws against "unfair clauses" which make those automatically null even if you accept it. Usally the point is that for each clause in a contract which put an obligation on
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webapps security
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The t490 not s has soldered ram. I think even rhe 590 has soldered ram (at least one slot)
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Jump out from bed when the alarm rings, call my old parents to wish them a good day, play with my cat, coffe + croissant, shower and go. I am trying to rush some things more and go to work a bit later so I can give more time to what I think
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The American Dream Is Alive in China
(palladiummag.com)
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Got bullied in high school because I was "the slim tall guy" and because my mother was a teacher in middle school of some of these bullies so they thought they could try their revenge on me. They heavily verbally bullied me but ne
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yulaow
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As a person of your age I think this way: either we are screwed up so bad that the whole system will need to change and we will have to decouple pensions/healthcare/etc from the normal flow of economy, or else we are not so screwe
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I think most people would prefer to retire and work in project which interest themselves which often have no financial sense or would not be financially viable unless you already have an income which can maintain yourself. Eg: I have zero i
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You don't have a laptop with a nvidia optimus card, do you? It's a shitshow of never ending problems with nvidia, while every amd laptop solution works as intended instantly after os installation.
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