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Comment #29781584
Update: the error belongs, indeed, to the RKI crew: https://twitter.com/Tim_Roehn/status/1477975486764572675 Via Google translate: "Update: The RKI made a significant change in the…
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Comment #29780471
Interesting. * 30.12.2021 RKI Wochenbericht reads "1.097 Patientinnen und Patienten waren ungeimpft, 4.020 waren vollständig geimpft, von diesen wurde für 1.137 eine Auffrischimpfu…
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Comment #29778323
Similar figures from Denmark, reported as rates and broke down by age groups. Waiting for severe omicron cases stats, which may lag for a few weeks. We are in for an interesting wi…
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Comment #29775671
In a free society the job of the media is to report the facts, not to "keep the raving mad in check".
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Comment #29771072
This leads to 2 twitters, one for each side of the political aisle. Filter bubbles enabled by social media are already bad enough, a complete fracture of the public space along pol…
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Comment #29770878
Since you are not posting your sources, it's hard to tell what claims of Marjorie Taylor Greene you are referring to. I recently stumbled upon a site that reports on covid data fro…
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Comment #29757183
(2nd attempt, realized the outlier spike is in "unvaccinated and 80+" category). Utter garbage data. Using the breakdown by age we note a huge outlier spike in unvaccinated cases i…
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Comment #29751939
Not a big fan of nuclear because of security and waste disposal issues, but quoting 3 accidents over a span of 60 years as a reason for a blanket ban on a whole class of energy pro…
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Comment #29750590
Perhaps this Twitter thread (sorry) may help alleviate some of the fears? The author is a full professor working on computational biology at University College London and had prior…
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Comment #29748132
Your note on misuse of VAERS data caught my attention: "deaths happening shortly after vaccinations, but not necessarily connected to it". Apparently the same kind of sleigh of han…
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Comment #29710712
Indeed. A few more examples of fundamental systems advances since 2000: iOS, Android (intents), Chrome (multiprocess), Kubernetes, Cloudflare Durable Objects (collaboration), WASM,…
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Comment #29529480
"Python is basically slowly becoming a TypeScript." If only.
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Comment #29524558
"We've measured the position of iron balls thrown at different speeds from a 56m tall tower and found they were 90% likely to be found flying in the air." This is technically corre…
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Comment #29523377
Given that boosters are an attempt to counteract waning vaccine vaccine effectiveness, there are two fundamental questions: 1. Do boosters work at all? 2. Do boosters wane over tim…
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Comment #29513343
From the paper I originally linked: "Infection with one serotype likely elicits lifelong immunity to that serotype, but generally not against the other three." Dengue researchers r…
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Comment #29490428
Long-lasting original antigenic sin is well documented at least for dengue. "Original antigenic sin has the advantage that a response can be rapidly mobilized from memory. However,…
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Comment #29481849
Network effects. As long as the other kids socialize on social media, not using social media becomes a drastic socialization penalty. The problem cannot be solved individually, onl…
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Comment #29454295
The point of 1/ 2/ 3/ ... threads is to enable out of context deep linking. They are not going away, lest Twitter becomes yet another run-of-the mill blog platform nobody engages w…
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Comment #29453336
old.twitter.com, I hope.
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Comment #29450393
Not really. Team X uses Java? Someone on the team takes 1 hour to create YamlPlus.java, submits to the monorepo. Now team X + all the other 100(0) teams that use Java have access t…
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Comment #29446744
Coding is values, arrays, dicts, ifs, loops and functions. An expressive set-like operations library over arrays (& dicts) gives superpowers.
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Comment #29446708
Overreaction? Let's hypothetically consider yaml+, with the definition: yaml+ = yaml "\n" "." * easy to wrap a yaml parser and create a yaml+ validating parser. * easy to create a …