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Meanwhile where I live there is a single active imported case, and contact tracing being done for every he came into contact with directly or indirectly. Thailand and Vietnam, Hong Kong, Korea etc. have also done a excellent job at controlling the virus and opening society back up. But all you hear about is Sweden and New Zealand.

I find i'm normally a little better at grasping how all of the components work together on large systems than others.

And it shouldn't really. Assuming dyslexia is the result of structural differences in how the brain operates and not simply that a person is behind the curve on reading ability.

If say dyslexia behind the scenes looked something like the difference between being left handed or right handed, a persons natural athletic skill (IQ) might improve their odds of throwing a good right handed pass yet regardless of athletic skill their outcomes would be better throwing left handed.

I was diagnosed, with dyslexia, dyscalculia and disgraphia, although for better or worse I also tested as profoundly gifted.

I think it boils down to, is there a structural difference in the brain that if studied can give insights into learning differences and optimal approaches to addressing learning differences and potential areas where a person with dyslexia or some underlying structural difference might have natural advantages. Such as the theory that dyslexics tend to think visual-spatially rather than lexically which could be advantageous for various engineering and business disciplines where being able to easily think about complex structures from different angles is beneficial.

Although the remedial approaches to addressing difficulties in reading may work equally well for individuals who experience difficulties for disparate causes, if there is in fact an opportunity to glean information on these types of fundamental difference in how the mind works that would likely pay dividends as the students progress into higher education and their careers.

kind of weird given the gravity of the situation that research isn't being shared freely.

I was really sad to see BeOS go the way of the dodo as a kid, was a great os.

Buying starbucks, etc. People who work at one cafe spending money at another cafe, etc. is the economic version of busy work. It doesn't really impact the countries ability to produce food and goods. Yet with out it the economy grinds to malaise that may last for years. That is pretty fragile.

I'd be happy with just being able to color code files, hyperlink inbetween them and insert a few images along side code.

Goes to get a snack.

And angry elders who will glare at you violently if you don't adhere to the rule.

Not to mention turkey intervening to provide medical care to a dual citizen refused care in sweden.

See fan death in korea.

meanwhile I can regularly override even major release versions of dependencies in elixir with out breaking changes. dependency fickleness has always been a huge issue for me when working with node.

Internet has been all around wonky in the region lately. I'm in Cambodia but opennet routes through vietnam. Things like S3 buckets getting bps download speeds on the regular connection and jumping to mbps on vpn. Hours versus seconds of download time.

You need to think more along the lines of Zimbabwe during massive inflation of local currency.

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I was just eyeing the game on my steam library early in the day. Fantastic title, shame he went on to produce so few follow ups.

Oh nice I hadn't come across the LiveView feature yet.

only researchers fluent in English can come across exceptional findings?

Agreed

basic income with extra steps and an unfortunate name (Family Assistance Plan)

https://www.amazon.com/Failed-Welfare-Revolution-Americas-Gu...

It still beats drinking samurai brand soft drinks

Housing is actually a depreciating asset in Tokyo, with a regular cycle of tearing down and rebuilding units every few decades.

But the poor youth don't need to vote, they can just simmer on things long enough until they break out in riots. I mean hey massive social upheaval and unrest nearly got the FAP passed under Nixon.

Let the kids burn down a few small suburbs and the government will figure out something.

Selling out of inventory isn't a bad move if you seeking to raise capital or debt to increase production capability. E.g. were profitable and selling out at this price point and arguably would continue to do so as we ramp up production. Especially if looking down the road long term. In the short term it generates buzz, thus this very post here on hacker news, which isn't necessarily negative unless it is a prolonged inventory shortage.

Forced eugenics is obviously unethical but whats so bad about selective breeding in general as long as your going for intelligence, athleticism, musicality etc. and not country of origin.

99 cent arizona ice tea cost 2 bucks out here. : /

I had a high level google interviewer throw a tantrum because I didn't know the exact STL threading mechanism when I specifically said I could interview in elixir because it's my day job or C (not c/c++) because I also do embedded assembly. Like dude I can tell you the giest of how to handle concurrency management using multiple paradigms the exact library call on a specific language is just an implementation detail.

Yeah I had to hand edit some IOS ui stuff when a version diff caused problems. human readibility even if difficult is beneficial. Useful for generating diffs as well

plus the balance in ad sense which was not too much $100 or so.

Yeah I got click bombed I think after purchasing some sites on flippa. Maybe someone else wanted them more. out thousands of bucks plus a lifetime adsense ban.