#Spring

Jonathan Powell

itsjjpowell

I released my first real project as a project lead this week. We had to migrate a project to use Spring Boot.Here's some of my takeaways from it: 1.

one wag

Theophite

so i think it's basically that in 2014, tech realized that a million people's feelings on a topic could be focused into a laser and aimed at one entity, and

Prof Norman Fenton

profnfenton

1. The ONS data for #Covid19UK deaths for week ending 8 Jan has now been published showing a big jump from previous week (to 6,586 from 3417). So deaths in

Jay

OneFineJay

We were so cute and naïve. Had to snooze a few people on FB again who are still going on about how if everyone else were just as compliant as

Vesa ヴェサ

tsukironin

Late Spring (晩春, Banshun,1949) Directed by Yasujirō Ozu (小津安二郎), starring Chishū Ryū (笠智衆), Setsuko Hara (原節子), Haruko Sugimura (杉村春子) and Yumeji Tsukioka (月丘夢路) Running time 108 minuteshttps://

Alex F. Baldwin

VerumVulnero1

Don't tell me "It might be dangerous for teachers to go to school" as justification for keeping schools closed.It is equally or more dangerous to work in any retail establishment,

Frank Gogola

FrankGogola

Zoom call with Big Sky Conference commissioner Tom Wistrcill is under way. He calls it a "difficult decision" to move conference football to the spring. #BigSkyFB Wistrcill on what needs

Prof Norman Fenton

profnfenton

1. Sreenshot from https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/ showing plots of #Covid19UK deaths. First is deaths within 28 days of pos test; 2nd is ONS data (covid listed as one of causes on death

PLC

Humble_Analysis

Euromomo has been updated for week 49; it still appears as though excess mortality in W. Europe peaked in early November. Reported Covid deaths peaked two weeks later. Oddly, reported

Jackrabbit_Illstrtd

JackIllustrated

Good:Freshmen: Gronowski, Davis, Lane, Hoskins and others looked GREAT!DL... this group is so incredibly deep and talented. RB even without Strong looked really really talented. CBs were VERY active. QBs

Megan McArdle

asymmetricinfo

I wish the people arguing covid policy from all the mistakes made by public health folks in the spring (and there were many!) would spend less time on recriminations and

Kevin Doremus

k_doremus

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/10-years-after-arab-spring-autocratic-regimes-hold-upper-hand-n1251710?fbclid=IwAR26FHlHCidn1DrPyrK719rIEj7fSWc6sHiK14WPNuVD3P0FOtamHAC6QT4 “every other country scorched by the AS’ fires have suffered

The Telegraph

Telegraph

Calls are growing for the government to end lockdownHere are urgent five reforms @PaulNukisays ministers should put in place now to make spring and summer bearable, profitable and safe in

richard horton

richardhorton1

If the latest UK lockdown follows the pattern of the first, we should expect peak COVID-19 deaths around Jan 22. There will then follow a gradual decline. The difference, of

Andrew Lilico

andrew_lilico

Van Tam is now saying there won't be a dramatic change until late Spring / early Summer next year - so next June (Spring) or July (Summer)?? They can't honestly

Neil O'Brien MP

NeilDotObrien

>We are facing a major crisis< The current wave of the Coronavirus crisis is in many ways *worse* than the original spring surge. Quick thread: The proportion of people tested

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