That's because the herd around you has been vaccinated. So you are OK with others getting vaccinated for your benefit but wouldn't do your part to benefit the herd. Awesome!
Maybe your post is parody. Can't really tell.
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That's because the herd around you has been vaccinated. So you are OK with others getting vaccinated for your benefit but wouldn't do your part to benefit the herd. Awesome!
Maybe your post is parody. Can't really tell.
[1] A glaring counterexample to your hypothesis is Brazil (Manuas) where prior infections (as high as 60%) didn't stop the P1 variant from ripping through.
Greg Lowe is a very respected commentator on all things vaccines.
https://miro.medium.com/max/1200/1*TnDoAk0BjC7x4OuBISbYCw.jp...
i think you should write your own OS
Coroutines help solve IO-bound issues - a long networking API call doesn't block your program. You can continue doing other things. The side-effect of which may use all your cores efficiently but that's not the primary goal.
“no matter how good the government is..” classic strawman. it’s like saying no matter how good the vaccine is, there would be one preventable death, so why blame anti-vaxxers.
Trump is literally worse in every point you listed.
Who gutted the pandemic response unit?
(backstory: Trump has been repeatedly peddling an absolutely baseless claim that his TV critic Joe Scarborough murdered his employee couple of decades back. Her husband is now pleading that Trump is causing irreparable damage to their family). Anyway, here's Limbaugh:
“The thing here is when you get to Trump and his conspiracy theories, he does it in a really clever way,” he proclaimed. “And this is where people don’t get the subtlety of Trump because they don’t think he has the ability to be subtle. Trump never says that he believes these conspiracy theories that he touts. He’s simply passing them on.”
Asked by his producer whether he thinks “Trump cares whether Scarborough murdered anybody or not,” Limbaugh replied that the president doesn’t care but is tweeting about it “because it’s out there.”
“So Trump is just throwing gasoline on a fire here, and he’s having fun watching the flames—and he’s having fun watching these holier-than-thou leftist journalists react like their moral sensibilities have been forever rocked and can never recover,” he concluded.
However, this sense is reducing every-time I see an example of some idiomatic Rust code. I appreciate that they've addressed a lot of C++ pain points.
1. Traits are awesome. (Simon Brand: How Rust gets polymorphism right - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSlBhAOLtFA)
2. The lazy pipeline styled programming is idiomatic and produces optimal assembly. (Ranges in C++20 )
3. Extremely powerful enums. Straight out of functional langs.
These are only a few of the things top of my mind but it makes me appreciate Rust more and more.
Did he live in UK? Yea the winter was milder I guess.
should be followed by "and gifts it to his corporate overlords"
Why did you remove "snowflakes" from your post?
http://www.aristeia.com/Papers/IEEE_Software_JulAug_2004_rev...