@travisthetechie ("Travis Smith") retweeted:
@betsyladyzhets ("betsy ladyzhets π") wrote:
are you a journalist covering #LongCovid? then I have a resource for you! @fi_lowenstein and I worked on this database of Long COVID patients and experts who are interested in talking to reporters about their experiences: (1/5)
@travisthetechie ("Travis Smith") retweeted:
@Travel_Buddha ("Gavin Werbeloff") replied to a tweet by @benjaminwittes:
@benjaminwittes Add the following to your muted list: βπ©π©π©π©π©β
No one tweets when they donβt solve it. Youβre welcome.
@travisthetechie ("Travis Smith") retweeted:
@VirusesImmunity ("Prof. Akiko Iwasaki") wrote:
So excited to be a part of this important study led by @michelle_monje on how significant longterm neurologic damage can occur after a mild respiratory-only SARS-CoV-2 infection. My ownπ§΅on the findings of this study with relevance to #longCovid (1/)
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.01.07.475453v1.full
@iximeow ("pipeline staller") wrote:
writing a book about how programming language design has lasting impact on language devs even when they think discussions are settled and in the past, callling it The Compiler Keeps The Score
@LolOverruled ("Alex Peter") retweeted:
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@SethMacFarlane ("Seth MacFarlane") retweeted:
@TheOnion ("The Onion") wrote:
βItβs Good To Practice Some Self Care,β Says Man Kicking Back And Letting Last Chance At Happiness And Success Slip Away https://bit.ly/3tjaD6t
@bascule ("Tony "Abolish ICE" Arcieri π¦πΉ") replied to a tweet by @bascule:
I mean, itβs not like home prices in certain markets are going up much faster than inflation OHWAIT https://www.cnbc.com/2021/12/28/us-home-prices-surge-18point4percent-in-october.html
@bascule ("Tony "Abolish ICE" Arcieri π¦πΉ") wrote:
Why would you pile into a risky mortgage just to have a home you can live in when you could use that money to buy Bitcoin instead? /s
with quote tweet:
Why people are piling into large risky variable mortgages to buy inflated homes:
(Variable mortgage rate: 1.7%) - (Inflation: 4.7%) = -3%
So the real, inflation-adjusted rate is NEGATIVE 3%.
You get paid to borrow big.
So where's the $$ coming from?
From @BenRabidoux