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"Once vaccines are approved for children, I think people's options should be to either vaccinate their child or homeschool them"

Alternative perspective, why should the unvaxed kids be forced into homeschooling? Maybe the parents of vaxed kids should be given the option of putting their vaxed kid in a school that has a mix of vaxed and unvaxed kids, or to homeschool? Given the general demographics of the unvaxed I'd say that's far more likely to happen then a school vax mandate. They would never get away with turning away a bunch of African-American kids going to some of the strapped inner city schools. Food for thought.

An alternative that could happen is vaxed / unvaxed kids in separate classes or schools. Though that wouldn't be possible everywhere.
You don't seem like you've had much (if any) discussion with folks who are concerned about the vaccine.

I would suggest not taking what you see on TV and the internet as gospel and engage with a few folks in real life.

There are certainly people who you won't be able to have a discussion with, but you're not being that open-minded either by shutting down everything by declaring "they don't have a legitimate argument".

*Edit: The myocarditis issue is real. Please don't handwave away legitimate concerns because of lack of understanding and compassion.
I was never actually in the "armed" forces, but I did serve in the military, and I don't think the issue was lack of military force in Afghanistan. The problem was that we started off with overwhelming force, destroying civilian lives, and giving every opportunity for the taliban to generate anti-american sentiment in the process. It required a nuanced approach from day 1 and we didn't start that approach until day 300 (philosophically speaking). We needed to win the trust of the civilian population and we did nothing to secure that trust.
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All typing is a mirage, enforced at various levels by various tools, whether that's a compiler during the build or a VM during runtime.

Everything gets compiled down to the same machine code in the end.
Modern means: "we analyzed all bad things about the thing and fixed many of them". Paradigm in "modern"-term is "more time - better solution". So "modern" - many time passed.
Is that true? If you were known to carry any of known deadly viruses throughout history which had known vaccines would you be able to live a "normal" life amongst others in society?
Yes, if lockdowns are too restrictive and barely make any difference, then we should stop demanding them.

People smoke, drink alcohol and eat junk food would never accept the level of restrictions we had with lockdowns. One thing is to put a warning on a box, a different things is to actually prohibit buying that box and smoking with a high penalty.

And vaccines are much more effective and considerably less intrusive than any NPIs. The problem is that people so much overemphasised their effect and actively resisted vaccine challenge studies (with volunteers deliberately wanting to get infected) to speed up vaccine trials. The whole world could have been vaccinated by now and delta variant booster be ready by now.
Submitted because I see a lot of people hitting Simpson's Paradox in the various COVID vaccination discussions here, especially when looking at the data from Israel.
Curious, is SLOBS not architected to run OBS separately as service? Electron has its issues but, for example, a Slack client crash does not take down the service.
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It's one thing to say something is unlikely; to completely dismiss it out of hand without acknowledging there could be a chance is exactly what I was talking about originally.
This is mostly irrelevant from my understanding. Of the few diseases that humanity has eradicated, one is found in wild animals. Animal resevoirs are simply not the problem.
I agree I think smokers, drinkers, drug-takers should also fall under this. If they choose not to take advice about reducing smoking, drinking, taking drugs then they should be on the hook for medical treatment.
I really just don't understand the hyperventilation about this stuff. At this point, the vast majority of elderly people are fully vaccinated, and breakthrough cases -- especially those resulting in severe illness or death -- are extremely rare. The risk is nonzero, but living with zero risk is simply not a realistic goal. It never has been and never will be.
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*may or may not have been due to COVID-19

How is this data useful what so ever? I don't particularly care if someone in a car accident was or was not vaccinated unless Pfizer has came up with an MRNA based seat belt recently. If anything this data just muddies up the waters further.
And a not insignificant proportion of politicians more than happy to take advantage of the fear and expand their power.
I would completely agree if it was proven that vaccinated people cannot spread the virus. Unfortunately, recent findings seem to put that assumption in doubt
In this case, I think it's fair to blame Razer. They are clearly installing way more than a driver.
Is this sarcastic, or...?
EMTs are trained in how to deal with gasoline leakage in accidents, now they're being trained how to handle high voltage systems.

EVs have dedicated points to safely disconnect the HV system to allow for safe rescue operations, cutting through the chassis, etc.
calling that "disabled" is incredibly misleading to the point of being disingenuous.
And once you have your MQTT server running, you can install NodeRed alongside it for a complete "low-code" IoT solution.

https://nodered.org/

https://cookbook.nodered.org/mqtt/connect-to-broker
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Are you mad because you are also a mediocre programer? You can change that through learning.
This had a surprisingly emotional effect on me. Something about watching and figuring out the patterns the music would take and loop back on itself etc engaged me in a way I can hardly believe. 5 stars.
Looks cool. More browsers should do the same.
Not being obese and living a healthy lifestyle are more highly correlated with mild symptoms than vaccination status. That's why virtually all the people hospitalized or dying, vaccinated or not, have at least 1 of 4 or so of the common co-morbidities.

We should all eat rationed, nutritionally complete dogfood-equivalent for humans, and have task masters that ensure we do at least 20 minutes of exercise a day. That will be more effective than the vaccine. It's for the common social good, so it's worth it.
A lot of people have opinions on the class structure in the USSR. What is common to most of these people is that they don't understand or use Marx's conception of class, and instead use their own intuitions based off a liberal perspective, and often confusing state function with private power. The USSR was not classless, but it did not have a ruling bourgeoisie-like class (although bourgeois ideology lay latent in society).
This is beautiful! Just looking at then listening to the featured songs is so much fun :)
Children under 12 are a major group that drop vaccination percentages down significantly everywhere. The hope is that once this age group can also be vaccinated, we can find the new normal and let people individually hedge their own bets.
Afghanistan has always been poor and its people fractured because it was cut off from the world by its topography, but topography can be overcome.

If the US had spent the last 20 years building infrastructure, railroads, highways, mining operations, schools to train engineers, managers, and professionals, Afghanistan would likely look a lot different.

But the US missed even low hanging fruit like making poppies a legitimate crop by giving Afghanistan a cut of the legal opioid market.
> what would it take for you to change your mind?"

In general terms, I would need the society at large to get off the moral high horse and engage in an honest cost/benefit analysis of all covid measures.

Isn't it hypocritical that people accuse the young not taking the vaccine of being selfish, while hoarding the vaccines away from vulnerable people in poorer parts of the world?
You don't even have to imagine. Kamala Harris: "But if Donald Trump tells us to take it, I’m not taking it."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dAjCeMuXR0

The same thing was broadly expressed on twitter at the time too, she was far from alone in that sentiment.
Begs the question: what other nuggets could be gleaned from correlating this knowledge to other diagnosis that resulted from the corresponding radiology study performed. Be even more interesting if other characteristics outside race could also be deduced by this or other similar systems. Very hopeful data science/ AI in general unlocks the potential of computers in the medical space especially with regard to combating and preventing issues before they submerge.
Great idea! I'm loving my current job, but interested in testing the market to see if I'm missing out.

I'm pretty much in the same situation as you, except I make $165k/year and I'm one of 4 engineers. Same working environment/flexibility. I have about 12 years of experience.
We develop Web in C++ and all our protocols looks like this:

serializer.put<uint32_t>(item).put(another).put(this);
if (writer.valid()) {
// no overflows or other problems
socketwriter.write(serializer.data());
}

Simple. Bytes. Dont care about any "protocols".
Arguments like that one are why iOS scans all of your photos now.
serious question: are you a bot?

nice use of the oxford comma btw.
> The javascript world in particular suffered greatly from people carving up a name and conferences for themselves by building frankly ridiculous tools that the vast majority of people don't even need to reach for. But FOMO takes over.

Then you realize your resume is getting screened out at half the jobs look look at because you "missed out". FWIW it happens on the backend too, see docker, k8s, and all the related container infra I “missed out on”
Hi! I have a small 49cc kit too and never had an issue with fumes? Perhaps your oil mix is wrong? The one on the manual is way worse than using 40:1, perhaps you could try it if you get a chance. About the clutch issue, it sounds like you need some to make some changes to the flower nut maybe? I can start my bike without pedalling if I kick the floor to get some momentum.
and smokers, drinkers, drug takers, extreme sports enthusiasts.
Specially given that after a year and a half we still don't seem to ponder that livestock, hunting, deforestation, and all sorts of animal experimenting mean another deadly disease could slip up anytime as it just did.
But there are both.

Youtube is a platform that will host anyone's videos.

Youtube is a publisher that chooses which videos to display (and where to display them).

Are you essentially saying you would be satisfied if videos that violate Youtube's terms of service (without being illegal) were only available by special direct link and rendered on a page containing no "related" videos?

That way Youtube as a platform will still host any legal video uploaded by anyone regardless of it's content while Youtube as a publisher does not publish anything that goes against their terms of service.
The clear distinction being that iCloud Mail scanning doesn't happen on device.

For my part, all Apple needs to do is move CSAM scanning to the cloud. No service provider can be expected to keep images of child abuse on their servers. Apple would join myriad cloud service providers in scanning for and reporting such material.

My problem is the use of my own device to run the scan. It's a waste of system resources. Presumably, a trivial software update down the line could expand its ambit to locally stored files. And we have the issue of Apple being compelled to run searches for non-CSAM hashes.
The motivation to split it off would be to make development easier. One developer can work on the messages codebase and the other one on the tweets codebase. Without much friction between them.

Looking around on the Twitter website, I would expect there to be rather little entanglement of the messages functionality with the rest of the site.
Two reasons: to keep up to date, and to find interesting stories for my (mostly) link blog [0].

[0] https://plurrrr.com/
It doesn't need to be 100% effective at reducing spread to be useful. That's a high and unnecessary bar to ask any disease prevention intervention to clear.

"This code change reduced response latency by only 50%, so we should probably revert and leave things as they are" is not a thing anyone would say.
I think the point was more that causal thinking can involve an incomplete picture, and is often merely a subset of systems thinking. At least that's what I took away. Causal thinking involves analyzing maybe part of a loop, but if you think that's the complete picture, you're missing the rest of the loop.
> You can say the same about fat people, smokers, drinkers, and all other people who take unnecessary risks of any kind. They're all burdens on the healthcare system that reduce access and affordability for everyone else.

They cannot kill someone by walking by them in a grocery store.
Are they making one for delta? Seems like this is what they do for flu vaccines. Just make another when it mutates. Why are we still worried about the old vaccine?
I'm not sure what your point is. I'm happy to benefit from others. If others are happy when I benefit from them then that's great for them, but I don't care much one way or another unless it's a loved one.
You are assuming that it was humans that infected the deer, while it could have easily been another wild animal.

Wild animals are not commonly tested for covid-19, but those that have been have seen widespread infection. ...which means most populations of mammals and possibly birds are infected as well.

...so the deer could have caught it from any number of other animals in the wild - or more likely, from their droppings.
> That existing risk was already at the limit of acceptability.

Do you actually thinks so? I've never heard that aspiring teachers are thinking about their increased risk to illnesses, especially since many have children of their own and are exposed to an increased risk by children anyway.
Tale as old as time.

I'd say I'm disappointed and surprised that more people aren't concerned about it but there's a reason it's a historical trope.
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Let's imagine that some people don't use Chrome browser.
Actions are bad because of their nature, not because of how they are reasoned for. And any given reason can be used to justify bad or good actions; that doesn't taint the reasoning.

That is to say, judging an action solely by its reason is intellectually lazy; Especially because you can just interrogate the action and its effects themselves.

To make it clear: Saying getting vaccinated is dangerous because the 'greater good' is also used to justify atrocities seems like something profound, but it actually lacks any insight whatsoever.
Social media for example.
It didn't go through full preclinical trials. What are you on about?
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Doing driving the speed limit isn’t 100% safe either, but it’s vastly less dangerous to other people than doing 120 MPH on public streets.

Personally I am fine if someone wants to be mask and vaccine free on a deserted island, but when your directly putting others lives at significant risk it’s not just about personal freedom.
It is unfortunate that there is no middle ground between the two. Discussion has devolved into ideological camps and all nuance has been lost.

I am vaccinated, advocate others getting vaccinated, have immunocompromised family, but am uncomfortable with mandated medical treatments.
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I can't say that I've been following Danish news, but I can tell you for sure that for example in Italy hospitals and other institutions have asked for Covid vaccination in order to stay employed.

I wouldn't be surprised to see that Denmark does the same, and more, if vaccinations number don't reach the thresholds needed to prevent healthcare systems from collapsing.

And you should know that Denmark is far from as "laissez faire" as many Americans imagine. For example even before Covid they were enforcing some very harsh social measures targeting self-isolating communities, in order to maintain social cohesion, for example.
That is simply not true. We were able to eradicate certain illnesses historically using vaccines by getting the vast majority of the population vaccinated, reducing the rate of spread, but they are never a 100% guarantee. I suggest doing some reading on "herd immunity."
The website doesn't know what your other UI looks like, it only knows whether you requested dark mode in your browser. Feel free to change your browser settings.
I've honestly always interpreted their privacy activism that way. Apple acts as the warden of your data. Backups are encrypted for your privacy, but they hold a copy of the key. Traffic is obfuscated through fake Tor, but they manage the network. iMessage seems safe enough, but the source code is tightly sealed away, only accessible to Apple's eyes.

It's still a valid way to advertise the company because I trust Apple more than I trust Google or Microsoft, who are Apple's biggest competitors. I'd much rather use Apple's cloud integration than Google's or Microsoft's within their operating systems as well.

But don't think they don't have any data on you. Apple knows about as much about you as Google, but Apple keeps the data to themselves instead of selling access to advertisers. Always consider the possibility that the Apple four years down the line might not have the same ideals as the Apple of today or yesterday. We've seen Microsoft slide from a "you pay money, we give you software" to a "free software if you hand us your data" model and there's no reason why Apple couldn't choose to do the same.
My Body My Choice.
It's the implied "with no other impact on their lives" that people actually disagree with.
> There are certainly people who you won't be able to have a discussion with, but you're not being that open-minded either by shutting down everything by declaring "they don't have a legitimate argument".

Again you are playing lip service. If there are legitimate arguments you would list them. Either you don’t know them and you are carrying water for charlatans or they don’t exist. This kind of argument would not be tolerated in any other field of science. Can you imagine Einstein saying “The speed of light is constant for all observers but you need to talk to these people, who I won’t tell you who they are, to figure out why?”

I’ve had these discussions before and it almost always turns out the “blessed” arguments are just wordier statements of constantly debunked talking points
>>When someone forces on everybody else own understanding of the world regardless of what other people want that's an absence.

That is literally what you are proposing though. That website creators should force their creation on everyone else and even though the user has clearly signalled that they want to be in dark mode, they should disregard this preference.

Picking dark mode is a choice, and websites should respect that choice and adapt to it. Not doing so is "forcing on everyone else your understanding of the world".
Isn't that the mainstream opinion?
> (Note: Hospitalization may or may not have been due to COVID-19.)
> smokers, drinkers, drug-takers should also fall under this

Those are chronic behaviours. There is evidence that quitting addictions is medically challenging. There is no similar barrier to vaccination for most people. (For those for whom there is, we have medical exemptions. Including for extreme cases of anxiety.)
> That might be barely enough for herd immunity for some diseases

Also remember that herd immunity works best when those who are antibodies are evenly distributed. Schools will become major places where it's spread because of how many people without immunity are in one place.
Woah TIL. I've been looking for a similar language, something that I can do Physics in without having to worry about units/constants. Till now I've used WolframAlpha or just Google. Do you think F# is suited for this, or do you suggest other alternatives?
We don't ignore these problems. We find web compatible ways to solve them. If you had done just about 3 seconds of research before posting, you would have noticed we have support for import maps[1]. These elegantly solve the issue in a way that also works in the browser. No node_modules needed :-)

[1]: https://deno.land/manual@v1.13.1/linking_to_external_code/im...
Haha, piss-powered, Bluetooth-enabled diapers? Truly the Internet of Shit is upon us. And as somebody with two medical devices attached that communicate via Bluetooth, I can hardly be in opposition to the idea.
May I ask where in the world you live? I wonder if part of the cause of your incredible battery longevity is a climate that stays safely within Apple's design specs of low humidity, moderate temperature. I've lived in areas that get very hot, very cold, and very humid regularly in the time I've owned my SE, which could contribute to battery degradation.

And above it all, batteries are very much a lottery. Sometimes you get a really great one, sometimes your battery falls apart within a year. I guess you got lucky.
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> Do JAPANESE customers want it enough to pay for it?

Government policy has a number of levers to pull that determine what customers "want" (see Federal Tax Credit for Electric Cars, or Norway's vehicle tax regime). Governments can also limit the customers choices by declaring no new ICE will sold by the year 20X0, even if the customers want it.
> Heart inflammation.

The risk of getting this due to an acute Covid infection is eight times higher than after getting the vaccination.
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Yes. It is only rational if Palintir has non-public information that predicts that gold is undervalued.
There is more than death. We still don't know enough about Long Covid - depending on who you believe it is anything from normal things blamed on Covid to additional life long complications. Until science figures this out (I expect it to take years) I don't know if it is safe to risk my kids or not.
Airborne diseases with wild animal reservoirs cannot be eradicated, and never have been.

It's unclear why you think a wild reservoir isn't a problem, nor which eradicated disease you're referring to.
We often overlook those who were previously infected

What aspect of them are we overlooking, and what is the impact on the common good? I know they have some resistance, though not as much as if they also got vaccinated, so it seems like the original point still stands: Unvaccinated should still be scared of it.
> personally I don't see why you'd want to use anything other than Typescript right now

A desire to not have IP coupled to Microsoft and a desire to put the burden/discipline on the self to ensure clean API design versus using TypeScript as a crutch to do it for you. In my experience, writing JavaScript code that's conscious of types/inputs/etc. is far easier (and more productive) than maintaining a TS codebase and all the trimmings that come with it (i.e., dependency on build tools, frameworks, etc). A lot of hidden costs.
Renowned virologists and epidemiologists. You mean the same ones that are telling everyone to get the vaccine?
Depending on the age of your children you can mostly cease giving it thought already.

https://www.aap.org/en/pages/2019-novel-coronavirus-covid-19...

Barring unusual preconditions
Yes, I have recently started to suspect that the trend may lead to "Possibly undesirable terms, expressions or ideas, false information, possible hate speech in your SMS texting: telephone number suspended".

Or, on a lighter side: "Our systems have detected that you address to your partners-in-fun inappropriately".
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