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Larger… And significantly less experienced.

Which is what happens when you throw your special forces into the meat grinder, to the point that they’ve set up a schismatic faction in Kharkiv and are doing nothing more than attempting to weather out the rest of the war unmolested.

And the western production lines are finally starting to ramp up. Russia stands 0 chance against a fully mobilized western military industrial complex.

And every day Ukraine holds out is another day that Europe gears up.

Putin’s only hope is Trump.

Why is that?

It’s not like Belarus will resist them

Completely useless and the fucking Muscovites will use human waves to breach the line.

I mean given the tactics in Ukraine it’s not out of the question…

He was listed as having issues before going to the hospital. They said “otherwise healthy” in the same paragraph as “went to the hospital for trouble breathing”

COVID is still a raging pandemic no matter how far you shove your head up your own ass.

Intubation is risky because the act of intubation itself can introduce deadly pathogens, like MRSA, into the lungs.

Catheterization kills people too, for similar reasons.

People get intubated because they will die without it, meaning the risk of dying from intubation outweighs the guarantee of dying without it.

Intubation is more likely than not going to give you a nasty infection. More than 60% if patients intubated during the pandemic caught some form of secondary infection from the process.

“healthy” when he went to the hospital for breathing issues before getting pneumonia.

Man had COVID. He was immunocompromised and got MRSA in his blood from intubation. This isn’t unheard of insanity: intubation is a risky maneuver because it kills people like this all the time.

Y’all fall for click bait so fucking easily it’s embarrassing.

The only reason this is reported on at all is that conspiracy theorists will see connections in anything.

People get sick and die all the time.

MRSA killed 100k people in 2019 alone. It’s hard as hell to clean up and people catch it easily.

He had trouble breathing so he went to the hospital (probably COVID) and got intubated. MRSA from an intubation is unfortunately normal. It’s a major risk to be intubated.

Pneumonia isn’t.

The guy just got pneumonia and then caught a secondary. This happens all the time.

Yeah Boeing out there giving people pneumonia and then a MRSA secondary infection. Couldn’t have happened naturally that’s unheard of! Nobody has ever had complications after pneumonia so young.

We can’t know that as the linked document is just the outcome.

If someone can find the actual ruling maybe more can be gleaned from it.

Most likely this is hysterics and anti-scientific pandering.

I generally feel like the opposite is true. I have more stability issues because of the weird half fucked hacks that I’ve installed over 7 different attempts to use the CLI to make my computer hallucinate small rainbow dogs.

Definitely - that’s why I’m saying this has always been a constant background level of fuckups.

Airplanes are so scrutinized and safe that this level of casual negligence rarely causes issues.

I’m shocked. The concept-art-only hype project isn’t going to be realized in exactly the exorbitant detail originally promised?

Shocked. Shocked…

It’s always been that frequent…

The 737-MAX issues are very high profile and represent an extremely bad issue at Boeing’s core.

But these issues are nothing like that. They’re constant background issues that you were ignoring before now, you’ll just go back to ignoring them.

The Boeing merger with Douglas was the end of any “good” corporate culture. Everything for the bottom line - security be damned.

It’s the classic short sighted capitalist maximizing of the now at the cost of the future.

Ty fixed

Remember frequency illusion is a very real thing.

Last week an Airbus had a brake failure on approach in Seattle. Did you hear about that?

https://simpleflying.com/delta-air-lines-airbus-a220-suffers-brakes-failure/

Remember you’re primed to see things that match your biases.

Any religious primary school in America has this issue. Religious universities less so but still problematic.

The Hasidic yeshivas in NYC are notorious for this. Out of 27 investigated in an 8 year long probe only 4 passed the minimal requirements.

There were “graduates” who never learned English, had no concept of science, no grasp of any history outside of biblical…

They passed a law in 2022 to require schools to pass minimal standards. There are more than a hundred of these schools in NYC.

It is unclear how effective the law has been.

That’s true of basically all problems you deal with in programming. Unless you’re truly bleeding edge you’re working on a solved problem. It’ll be novel enough that you can’t out-of-the-box it but you can definitely use the tools and paths everyone else has put together.

Part of why I like kotlin as a language. It has so many tools built right in.