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@cnx

60% of its population but 90% of the people over 50, which is the age group susceptible to being hospitalized.

Sadly js290 just tends to spew links and never explains what point he is trying to make with any particular link, so its mostly just noise. But based on his past comments I took his stance to most likely be that the vaccine causes infection or some other conspiracy theory nonsense. But I can only speculate since he behaves the way he does.

@js290

@lnxw37a2 Agreed, and I could limit it to just local QOTO (and had considered that)... But its not an official poll and even if someone isnt a member if i appeal to the needs of the general population then it may make it more appealing for people to register on the server and use it.

@js290

Ok, and do you understand why that cherry picked country has that trend? Hint, they have one of the highest vaccination rates. Whent he vast majority of your country is vaccinated then you should **expect** most people who are hospitalized to have been vaccinated, especially when administration is sill in process and most people havent gotten all their doses yet.

It takes simple logic to understand why. Imagine you have a vaccine that is 99% effective and 100% of your population is vaccinated. In that case 100% of people who get the disease will be vaccinated even with 99% effective rate.

PLEASE, instead of just spewing data that remotely sounds like it supports a position take time to understand it and why people who know statistics can easily, trivially, debunk it.

@Secftblgirl

Should we setup any bridge bots on the QOTO Matrix chat server ( element.qoto.org open for registration)?

@QOTO

@js290

Ok now the real question, can you spot why that isnt saying what you just implied it said.

All they said was that a specifc trial they did did not test transmissability (;laregely because thats very hard to test in a trial). He did **not** state that the vaccine did not effect transmissability nor that other studies did not answer this question.

@Secftblgirl

@js290

Right, as that link states, masks reduce the probability of transmission. Thats what we mean when we say "work"

@Secftblgirl

@js290

Masks DO work, when used properly... you do understand viruses being able to pass through them individually is competely irrelevant. If a virus is on its own just floating around it is 100% dead. Viruses can only live inside droplets of water/liquid. As such the question is if a droplet of water can pass through them.

@Secftblgirl

@Secftblgirl Why is it ineffective for the general public, but effective for health care providers? Why does it only stop the spread of the disease when used by one person but not when used by the other?

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@icedquinn

I saw a tiddy once, instantly got a craving to do crack and steal car radios.

@strawberryfieldsforever @mur2501

@simplycreate Keep in mind you must be active and responsive here to post and while posting your blog is fine we require you engage with the community and make general posts as well.

In short, we dont generally allow public feeds that are fully or nearly fully automated reposts of blogs (unlisted feeds are fine though)

@lucifargundam The degrees are just there for show :) You can submit a job without even a mention on your resume about a degree and if you have a good resume showing your skilled they wont even ask about it, trust me.. I dont even know why they put it on requirements honestly, no one is checking or cares for most jobs..

They care about what you **accomplished**.. if you built good software, or published good papers, or did anything to show your an expert on a subject then thats all they will really care about no matter what the requirements say :)

@lucifargundam Maybe.. honestly I tell people to worry less about degrees and more about learning about things intimiately. If you understand a subject like an expert how you got there wont matter for the most part.

@lucifargundam

Strip club surveyor and super model lotion and oiler.

Despite their high popularity among data scientists, however, we rarely get such work.

In reality, that depends, a lot of them are professors or other wise in the academic field. In the commercial world the industry thats most popular would be "Big Data" right now. Job title varies, a lot. They can work entirely on documentation in tech projects, sometimes they are a developer,, architect, or team lead type roles as well are not unheard of.

@2ck I think they kinda had to with things like docker and that whole universe kinda displacing them. If they didnt go enterprise they probably werent going to survive.

@PublicNuisance@fosstodon.org No, but you can copy your keys out of it and use it in the new server so someone can identify who you are still.

@icedquinn Yea One such terrorist went around without saying please and thank you... it was a decade ago but the local Canadian community haven't forgotten, to this day they still keep their doors locked after dusk out of fear he may return to their otherwise peaceful village.

@ringo Sure, its been a while since I read about the subject. I'll see if i can find you the links when i have time.

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