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Comment #22772178
I wonder how many people will die from the economic impact of a prolonged shutdown. I wonder how many lonely older folks will wish they were dead now that they can no longer receiv…
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Comment #22631685
Yes, and this is why - the population of investors is honestly not all that panicky. If people start dying, investors will watch the death rate, and companies' share prices will re…
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Comment #22630210
Fully agreed - but I'm wondering why the solution has been less bars, not more temporary hospitals, ala China.
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Comment #22630198
The numbers matter here. Go up by how much?
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Comment #22622879
If we had not taken prevention measures, the economic impact would be worse? I'm very skeptical of this. Keeps in mind that the disease has a 2-4% mortality rate among hospitalized…
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Comment #22616383
Yup, my gut feeling is that follow on effects from rampant unemployment and financial insecurity will have a much larger effect (via stress-induced heart attacks, suicide, etc.) th…
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Comment #22557188
I've been on a team with a super productive whiteboard user, who made ideas more clear by the ability to draw diagrams. I have also been on a team with a unproductive coworker whos…
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Comment #22527099
How do people do error handling in K? Or is the data typically well-formed in real programs? Not bashing anything, I'm just genuinely curious.
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Comment #22520813
The interesting thing to me is that they had an open-source support business getting requests to buy their services, which the salesmen dropped because it wasn't the most lucrative…
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Comment #22369228
I feel the same. I do full-time ClojureScript - at least a few jobs exist! If you would like a job doing ClojureScript, email me at the address in my bio.