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by mikelothar 6y ago
This article seems to better explain the BMJ reference, at least it has more details: https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/1-in-3-excess-deat... "Healthcare disruption and emotional crises may have led to aro
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by mikelothar 6y ago
Maybe you'll find it interesting, I don't know, but it looks like some numbers show that the average age of people who died with COVID-19, in England and Wales (I've heard similar numbers for Scotland and Denmark), are higher
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by mikelothar 6y ago
For an organization who one would think care deeply about science, I'd say statements like this is problematic. "With the nation’s death toll now exceeding 215,000, the coronavirus has killed more people in the United States than
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by mikelothar 6y ago
Reading that article left me worried. It's not very factual, it has many errorneous statements, and, honestly, it looks like propaganda. Seems to me like Nature is not worried about losing credability.
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by mikelothar 6y ago
It's always interesting to read when foreign news papers glorify my country. It's usually around election time. Denmark, like any other country, has its good sides and its not so good sides. You've now heard the good sides, I
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by mikelothar 6y ago
TLDR: This article is written by someone who never had kids, someone who never asked her parents if they'd ever regret having her.
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by mikelothar 6y ago
Seems like many of us had this same idea. :) Here's my TIL implementation using Github Actions: https://github.com/mlpetersen/til Mine is quite simple, you add new TIL's in the develop branch and commit them.
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by mikelothar 8y ago
Not sure it’s for everyone, but I’m sure it improved my way of thinking. It’s a book called Drug of Choice by Mark van Stratum, https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B06X9C6MJ6/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=... In many way
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by mikelothar 12y ago
If you can learn those during the summer, then I'd say you're so gifted that you can work where you'd like.