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There is a form of semaglutide that is not off-label for weight loss called Wegovy.

The overwhelming majority of men can't get pregnant.

Are you talking about Pandemrix? https://www.cdc.gov/vaccinesafety/concerns/history/narcoleps... says there was a lot of follow up on that and no link to narcolepsy was found

Maybe. These particular ones were never properly decoupled.

I have seen a team be forced to use microservices for things still running on the same machine years later, with absolutely no benefit other than the powerpoint architecture slides looking fancier.

in this case there was no standard of care

What estimate puts it at 1TW? I'm seeing an estimate of 148.77 TWh per year, which is about 17GW.

Source for 1/1000000 death risk for children infected by covid-19 delta variant?

Relying on QALY results in some very strange decisions, unless you allow for negative QALY. E.g., to maximize total QALY you'd want a very large population.

If there is an in-memory filesystem library for this, it could be useful for unit testing things that want to write files.

This is one of those changes that needs to be supported at the highest level to work.

Could you add a LICENSE?

At this point they may as well split out food/shelter/clothing (variable) and keep the rest fixed.

If you're lucky you get a manager who doesn't want to rock the boat and just assigns someone competent to 'help' you constantly.

Does this sort of thing show up on an MRI? (nerve inflammation/mobility)

I used to believe in raw merit/good ideas. I still believe they're good, but not that they're particularly effective in dealing with most people.

$2 million in retirement savings puts him above 90th percentile for retirements savings for any age. The maximum 90th percentile I can find is $619,000.00 at ages 60-64. https://dqydj.com/retirement-savings-by-age-united-states/

If he's broke, then at least 90% of retirees are broke.

The article starts by confusing cases with infections in a recently published study. The study says 8% of children who are infected get admitted to the ICU; the linked study says 8% of children studied were admitted to the ICU, all of whom were known cases. This potentially ignores a large number of children who were infected and not symptomatic enough to get tested.

Surely you could use a random number generator to do this?

Yep, I'm getting up to $50 total for office supplies.

The thing is, if more people are remote, the market includes people -outside- of SV.

I ordered some things from UberEats early on in the quarantine. The restaurants made several errors and eventually UberEats said they wouldn't refund because I was having too many issues with my food, and it was 'unlikely' that a person would have that many issues. So I don't use them any more.

I thought the post-911 thing was just not being allowed to check baggage without flying on the flight. If you don't show up at all you're good, right?

Pen and engineering paper, chronological with bullet points. When the paper is full, I copy any items that are not already checked off or canceled to the next piece of paper (or to a note taking application--still looking for a good one, trying out cherrytree). Any item that gets copied gets a line through it. Canceling an item is putting an X in front of it instead of checking it off. Old pages go into a 3 ring binder.

Items don't have to be tasks. They can be ideas or general notes.

I've learned to take a lot of notes, make frequent checkpoints (e.g., git commits), and break things down into small pieces, just to deal with interruption--minute to minute (people asking me questions), day to day (fire drills, bugs), and week to week (constantly changing priorities).

Yep, you can use // to get python2 behavior unless the object redefines __truediv__ but not __floordiv__

Some disabilities are not black and white--you may be able to drive a car only 20 minutes at a time due to a disability, but with say adaptive cruise control/lane keeping you could drive it 60 minutes at a time.

Yikes, 31% (1.04^4 - 1) instead of 25%.

Even more scary, the people who running things who -think- they know everything and convince other people they do.