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Anyway agreed on China. They've pulled 800 million people out of poverty.
However, you’re right that we live in capitalism. And it creates child poverty.
No idea if true.
Also, I appreciate how this scholar rebrands "cultural appropriation" to "racial plagiarism" so the term is more precise: https://twitter.com/minh81/status/950892912866406400
"Materials were microimaged and tested against size selected NaCl aerosol with particle mobility diameters between 50 and 825 nm. Three of the top five best performing samples were woven 100% cotton with high to moderate yarn counts, and the other two were woven synthetics of moderate yarn counts"
This image in particular: https://pubs.acs.org/na101/home/literatum/publisher/achs/jou...
You can see N95 non-woven performs the best, but cotton twill does provide protection.
Cool analogy tho.
My intention was to say that, outside of Fauci, the science around mask efficacy was well-known because you said that it wasn't.
None are as effective as a non-woven material. But they are still more effective than no mask.
Edit: > asbestos dust or second hand smoke
You have to know what size of particulate matter that you're looking to filter is in order to determine whether that mask material works for the given application. What you're saying is too broad to be useful and isn't very insightful.
Inaccurate and dangerously wrong conjecture. Research published long before COVID-19 proved the efficacy of masking in blocking particulate matter. That's why terms like N95 even exist.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-72798-7
That study came out last year, but there are similar studies published many years ago. I don't have time to google for them all right now, but they are out there for those who want to find them.
The science on masking was clear and your statement is irresponsible.
If they're just specifying a font (e.g. 'Helvetica') in their CSS, it's loaded from the users' machine and doesn't cost anything.
Otherwise every site on the internet would be paying fees for fonts.
I could be wrong. Please inform me if I am.
So, basically, the bad UI is improving their metrics. Or something. Maybe this is a case of experimentation gone wrong.
I think my triggers are a lack of food/hydration and bright lights.
Also, this guide they put together is definitive: https://serverless-stack.com/#guide
Had I found that years ago, I would have saved SO MANY headaches. I've implemented local debugging (hell, and doesn't actually replicate AWS). I've followed the CloudWatch logs, just like you, painful.
The SST local debugging with lambda is the best way forward. Deploying micro services on seed.run is also the way forward.
Don't know what you mean by "just stream it", but if you do decide to go elsewhere, I can't vouch for the quality of subtitles. The translations on the viki site are good from what I've been told. As compared to some other dramas that are on netflix (The Untamed, for example), which have comparatively poor translations.
It's one of the best shows I've ever seen. From the plot, the acting, the music, the visuals, it's exceptional.
Previously I used to watch only netflix & hbo, but the world outside of western entertainment is rich (as one would expect), but I was only familiar with a limited set of choices.
This is my invitation to you to expand beyond netflix, hbo, amazon, disney, apple, etc.
-Rage Against the Machine, Bulls on Parade