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They were gross. The happiness culture is toxic and if you don't buy into it and aren't projecting rays of sunshine 24/7 from all your orifices you're expected to just fuck off.
Their experience was extreme fatigue (totally exhausted going up two flights of stairs), moderate cough, and a very high fever they’re both healthy early-30s.
Everything I have read seems to indicate the severity is heavily tied to your viral load. If you get a lot of the virus your body has to fight harder than a small amount. This is part if the reason masks and avoiding indoor spaces seems to help.
Edit: They both recovered but one roommate says it took about eight weeks to feel “normal” again. No apparent long term damage, but we shall see.
For some reason we spent what seemed like an unreasonably long time on ALOHA and Slotted ALOHA... and I still don't really understand why we spent so much time on ALOHA considering it was 2008. We even had to write an ALOHA simulator at one point and the exam was 3/5 questions about ALOHA.
Not really sure where this story is going... but that's my experience with ALOHA.
Even if they have to IPO, declare Chapter 11 in 2020, and reform for 2021 there's still a valuable company in my mind because the product is revolutionary.
Before COVID killed travel I would always favor renting a AirBNB for over a hotel. It was marginally cheaper and offered a better experience usually (in my experience).
FYI: I'm queer.
Until you reach channels and realize that mantra apparently went out the window at some point.
If only I could have a nickel every time someone on HN says something like this.
This site sometimes... smh
I dunno what you do here. The book would absolutely be thrown at him if he were 18. He might get off "lightly" at 17, but should he? He should know better right?
I think he gets tried as an adult. He just yeeted his life.
It’s all fun and games until the market tanks for an extended period of time and people that cannot afford to be are over leveraged in stock.