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by bmeski 5y ago
That’s what it is for almost all children
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by bmeski 5y ago
Also in general who the fuck wants to live thinking about a mask all the time?
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by bmeski 5y ago
The “selfish and myopic” people I know in states that don’t have mask mandates have happy kids who go to school and can look at each other’s faces and grow as humans. Here in NYC we have woman yelling at kids to keep their masks on and they
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by bmeski 5y ago
This is the stupidest take.
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by bmeski 5y ago
The particles are floating around in the air. They don’t hit the glass and turn around and go home, they continue to float and a draft or whatever will disperse the particles throughout the room. Who gets to decide what size interior is ok?
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by bmeski 5y ago
If you think that is extreme language something is horribly wrong.
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by bmeski 5y ago
What? They are literally the 3 client “languages” of the web. Everything your abstractions/frameworks do is produce html, css, and js.
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by bmeski 5y ago
The romans forgot how to create concrete. This mindset is why
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by bmeski 5y ago
I work on a massive CMS and he’s correct. There is an insane groupthink going on in webdev. Another team in my org has spent a year reinventing our client side js so that our templates are now mixed with the svelte runtime. All to render&#x
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by bmeski 5y ago
That’s literally how all polyfills work. They first check if the thing is there, and if not then implement it. And in this case you can simply do an if statement with (first && first.second && first.second.third) My point be
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by bmeski 5y ago
It’s really not if you simply stick to html, css, and a tiny bit of js on the client.
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by bmeski 5y ago
I’ve seen the transition occur in my company where DX is trumping backwards compatibility, “simplicity”, and inter team cohesion. If you can’t bother to write the if statement that guarantees backward compatibility and follows a defined sta
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by bmeski 5y ago
Daily standup might be the worst offender. People end up waiting until standup to ask questions, creating a culture that doesn’t simply message one another for simple things. If something is brought up in standup, now product and project mg
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by bmeski 5y ago
I recently watched some state level testimony from nurses and they said something along the lines of, “our staff, nurses and doctors, are unaware of or trained to use VAERS” I love basing my opinions off of shitty data.
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by bmeski 5y ago
Fear is the mind killer.
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by bmeski 5y ago
Why is this being downvoted? Are our kids not beautiful snowflakes on the spectrum of intelligence or is it just gender?
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by bmeski 5y ago
I have a degree in the biomedical sciences and I often see CS majors/software/math folks insert clear cut divisions between terms and things than could possibly correlate. I feel like a lot of people don’t understand how continuou
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by bmeski 5y ago
Kids who get a hold of their parents credit cards or the new generation of people who will live off stocks their parents gave them. We’ll see how much they’ll be spending on skins when they grow up/can’t game all the time. However I th
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by bmeski 5y ago
Democracy is currently threatened from inside, and it’s not the citizenry. Please don’t make the mistake of thinking 62% of the country, or whatever large stat, is a bunch of blood thirsty crazies. Both political parties have committed atro
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by bmeski 5y ago
So the vaccine that they inject into you, that would cause an allergic reaction, has nothing to do with the allergic reaction?
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by bmeski 5y ago
The masking is an odd one because they told us not to do it, then to do it. I’ve also read claims that these respiratory viruses are on the order of microns and most masks are pointless, unless specifically designed for this.
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by bmeski 5y ago
Glad to hear these guys are holding out. They have access to the best doctors and medical advice. I’d honestly listen to them and their experiences.
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(PVP-I) Oro-Nasal Spray: An Effective Shield for Covid-19 Protection(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
8 points by bmeski 5y ago|2 comments
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by bmeski 5y ago
Yes, this virus is brutal and highly dangerous, which is why we need to do everything we can to stop it, not just somethings that are highly lucrative. Why hasn’t the news or our medical governance brought up the fact that a small intranasa
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by bmeski 5y ago
Exactly, why didn’t we all get that? All I got was, “sit here for 15 minutes”. I don't remember that for any other vaccine I’ve ever taken.
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by bmeski 5y ago
“We, the many, believe so much in the narrative that these vaccines are effective, despite the consistent spread of the disease it was aimed to stop, so much so that we will kick anyone out of society that does not agree with the collective
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by bmeski 5y ago
The issue is much more nuanced. I will gladly take an FDA approved vaccine like any other for such reasons. None of the available ones right now are. Yes even Pfizer isn’t as the approved Pfizer vax (Comirnaty) is not the same exact vaccine
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by bmeski 5y ago
Hospitalizations are up because the governing health agencies are actively making it difficult to access proven prophylactic treatments. ( https://www.forbes.com/sites/zacharysmith/2021/12/23/us-paus.
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by bmeski 5y ago
You seem to misunderstand the entire reason the U.S. was created. Don't like it, leave. Seriously.
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by bmeski 5y ago
Item 1 of the Nuremberg Code. "The voluntary consent of the human subject is absolutely essential. This means that the person involved should have legal capacity to give consent; should be so situated as to be able to exercise free pow

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