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by zeku 5y ago
Sure apologies for linking a preprint. The study I linked earlier went on to be published in Lancet which is a super top tier medical journal. Here is the link: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article&#x2
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by zeku 5y ago
It won't let me reply to this "criticalthinker" guy anymore, but I will post this for anyone looking at this before they get sucked into these purposeful lies. Just go read what he linked me to supposedly support his argument
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by zeku 5y ago
We get flu shots to reduce the incidence of the flu in the population so that we don't kill a bunch of old people a decade too early. You're purposefully ignoring a piece of the "critical thinking" so that you can be ant
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by zeku 5y ago
Link the study or delete your comment.
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by zeku 5y ago
Looks like we responded to him in basically the same way at the same time. I had a check of his profile and he has a comment claiming that: " hattmall 16 days ago | parent [–] | on: Big Tech are supposed to be the plumbers, not patr...
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by zeku 5y ago
Last medical paper I read was using a cohort of 20,000 people. This paper concluded that natural covid immunity doesn't last forever. Median time to reinfection was 160+ days. Is there new research or something? I keep seeing people ta
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by zeku 5y ago
We pretty much can play with vaccines forever. Every healthy responsible person gets a flu shot every single fall, we already do this and no one complains about the long term flu plan. You might be allowing the current discourse to knock yo
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by zeku 5y ago
Those aren't equivalent. Preventing obesity is *very* hard, or we wouldn't have obese people. Who actually WANTS to be obese? Preventing your ICU trip due to covid is as easy as driving to the pharmacy once or twice and spending 2
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by zeku 5y ago
Right now kids are in danger because they are getting covid and RSV at the same time. RSV is surging in many areas of the USA.
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by zeku 5y ago
There are NO ICU beds in Tennessee. https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/health/2021/08/19/tenn...
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by zeku 5y ago
Here is the Tennessee reporting. NO ICU beds. https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/health/2021/08/19/tenn...
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by zeku 5y ago
I agree. If you can't afford to pay wages people will accept, then you don't have a viable business.
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by zeku 5y ago
Your overall point might be correct, but your old people one is just wrong. Old people aren't super muscular because you need high levels of testosterone to support musculature, and it naturally declines with age and particularly tanks
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by zeku 5y ago
100%. If you look at productivity weekly instead of daily it always pays to have deload time daily, eat correctly, sleep 8 hrs, and get a workout in on a regular basis!
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by zeku 5y ago
Perhaps, but the guy had been teaching these courses for at least 10 years so he really had it all down. I mean he taught almost completely from his brain. Total math teacher too, his university email is so full if you email him it just bou
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by zeku 5y ago
That house was made to sell. If someone bought it, then the builder accomplished their goal. Unfortunately... Everything is made for optimal profit, not optimal function.
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by zeku 5y ago
Could you give me some productivity tips? I would love to become better at managing my time. I seem to always be able to fill my 40 hours and still feel like I didn't accomplish enough. I'm a SWE working on a small team.
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by zeku 5y ago
Thankfully for me, my college Calculus professor(in USA) banned calculators for Calc 1 and 2(the two required Calc classes for a computer science degree at my public university). He was heavily avoided by many and "special" for do
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by zeku 5y ago
I graduated high school in the USA in the past decade. I was never taught Calculus. I wasn't even very good at algebra. Eventually I went on to get a math minor in college to go with my computer science degree, but I didn't even l
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by zeku 5y ago
Gitlab I think.
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by zeku 5y ago
At my job they're leaning into WFH. We are full WFH since March 2020 with no end in sight, with higher ups reported to be satisfied with our performance and the new job listings all listed as *remote available*. Some people really disl
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by zeku 5y ago
I agree. Long term it is advantageous for everyone if our society is more fair, because if you keep pushing the lower class down a little further each generation eventually they will indeed have enough of it.
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by zeku 5y ago
I think that instead of framing it as fairness--which seems to agitate those who were born with monetary advantages, this conversation should be re-framed to focus on societal efficiency. It is inefficient to shoehorn people to the top beca
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by zeku 5y ago
Yes it's real! In rural cities in the USA many people only have 1-2mbps speeds still! My family in rural areas are waiting and hoping for 5G internet to save them, but I live in a rather hilly region and many are worried their homes wo
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by zeku 5y ago
$80 USD for 1000mbps in Tennessee, USA. Unfortunately I have the best internet of all my friend groups and will be moving across town to a newer home soon where the best I can get is 50mbps for $50 USD. It is completely random what intern
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by zeku 5y ago
Just on this topic--dedicated napping spaces might be the single most powerful dollar for productivity boost you can buy an in-office dev team. Oh and noise cancelling headphones.
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by zeku 5y ago
Kaytranada on every government service!
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by zeku 5y ago
That's with covid issues as well! Very encouraging.
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by zeku 5y ago
This is a great point. I'm American and my girlfriend and I make close to the same amount of money. We have recently decided to live(buy a home etc.) off of just one salary and completely invest the other salary because the penalty for
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by zeku 5y ago
Just want to touch on the last sentence--putting a mask on once you feel sick can still lower the amount of people you give a virus to since you're lowering the number of days that you are easily transmitting. I think wearing a mask wh

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