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ecuaflo
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Comment #43780354
That’s assuming it’s not typically some immunocompromising event as small as a period of stress that allows for the colonization.
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Comment #43136843
But not about masking, and subsequently contracting covid, hurting his health more than any of his therapies have helped. https://x.com/lauramiers/status/1846199554288292232
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Comment #42718799
I wonder if it’s really about not caring or rather optimizing for perverse incentives or just lack of competency.
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Comment #42585564
It’s the difference between residents and citizens being eligible to apply. Actually, restricting non-resident citizens from applying could violate their rights.
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Comment #42580591
I have the opposite problem: I’m dependent on my job’s salary but know exactly what I want to do instead. Unfortunately the job makes my life so drained I can’t pursue my true call…
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Comment #42580413
Why do you think EU citizens are confined to the EU?
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Comment #42578102
Not being in the EU doesn’t mean you need a visa.
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Comment #42281522
These things are taught in the first semester of a CS degree and part of the interview process for an entry-level position.
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Comment #42277701
What’s the difference between how a senior and non-senior learn that would warrant a unique platform for each?
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Comment #42198035
I think it’s useful when you only need to query one way and can then avoid a join each time/extra schema complexity of a join table.
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Comment #42184372
I think SQLite columns for SQLite would be superior to SQLite’s JSON columns whose operators are a whole ‘nother query language you need to learn and seem comparatively limited.
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Comment #42060290
Probably not a good message to circumvent the democratic process and skip the primary either
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Comment #41961671
I don’t know much about typography but was schooled to be a grammar perfectionist, and this seems great to me. It’d probably help out machine translators too.
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Comment #41849576
Dentists always tell me insurance requires annual xrays in order to cover anything else, even just a cleaning. So it seems like it’s really not up to them.
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Comment #41797799
When there’s feature parity, what’s the next differentiator for you? For me, performance. Though I admit another important aspect is community adoption. If your 3rd-party dependenc…
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Comment #41690291
Anyone know of a community where you genuinely try each other’s stuff and give feedback? Sometimes lose motivation aimlessly guessing what people want without having users to give …
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Comment #41578393
Didn’t they have every opportunity to conduct a trial given they started outside the US in Prospera, an autonomous zone of Honduras? “So to start, they’ll be selling Lumina in Pros…
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Comment #41533831
I use the same principle as pico but from scratch with tailwind. It does too much magic and it’s far too complex and undocumented to be able to modify a piece of it you need to cha…
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Comment #41447486
I had verified its points myself and I wanted to be honest and cite it instead of pasting or paraphrasing what it said without doing so and therefore plagiarizing.
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Comment #41446915
I enabled purchases without a GitHub account now where you can log in with just email and download the project after purchase. I still need to do more reading about how the SSH key…
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Comment #41446882
Just want to let you know I took your advice and enabled drive-by purchases. Thanks a lot.
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Comment #41429669
“Focused ultrasound is a noninvasive, radiation-free method to destroy prostate tissue and treat prostate disease.” Acoustic/thermal radiation is still radiation.
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Comment #41373186
None of these show a comparison with Wikipedia.
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Comment #41366433
It would help to have some sources to back up your claim, but I’ve gone ahead and updated my comment regardless by popular demand.
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Comment #41366262
What’s the preferred way of citing my source? Or are you saying ChatGPT isn’t a valid source?