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See thread here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27584743
Edit: You guys have no chill.
My point is this: If you have to be effective working remotely you will be effective working remotely.
They are worried the surge in India will delay shipments to the EU. The EU wants cheaper vaccines! That's why they took so long to negotiate the contracts. They thought a vaccine wouldn't be produced in record time and because of that they felt they had a lot of time to negotiate.
> “We now have a situation with India where, in connection with the emergency situation of the pandemic, we are worried whether the pharmaceutical products will still come to us.” [0]
[0] https://www.opindia.com/2021/04/angela-merkel-laments-they-a...
I'm glad we established that.
https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2021/03/30/nzhe-m30.html
If it's so odd you can cease responding if you like. It's pretty clear you can't handle criticism at this point and choose to lash out instead.
HN was slowing down my posts so I edited the one above this one.
New Zealand and Australia likely won't open until 2023 because vaccination campaigns are slow and public health authorities are afraid of variants. I'm perfectly fine with people in these countries making those decisions. I just think they should be a little more understanding about the rest of the world that prefers open borders to hysteria.
Also:
https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/five-hour-ambula...
> Patients with heart attack symptoms and spinal injuries are being forced to wait in ambulances outside hospitals for as long as five hours in what paramedics and the Australian Medical Association have described as a deadly public health emergency.
> Ambulance response times are at their worst since 2016-17 and Ambulance Victoria has instigated emergency protocols – where patients can be instructed to take taxis to hospital instead of waiting for ambulances – three times more this year than in the previous two years combined.
I've been reading a lot about how NZ's health system is overwhelmed too.
I am allowed to criticize other nations just as you have criticized the US. Debate is allowed here.
You're quite rude and unpleasant yourself.
You're not sure what I want? I've clearly spelled it out.
Also, I said "regardless of suicide statistics." Did you miss that part?
Probably somewhere in here.
I've heard this mentioned a lot but how often does it happen and how much of a risk is it? Employees developing IP in personal time doesn't seem like it would be that common.
There are technology gaps like Optimism that are funded by VC's. This is a promotional gap funded by... who knows? But it's likely a fund.
Store of value is a meme invented by influencers on Twitter. They did a damn good job too.
It may become more decentralized over time as more validators are added.