mikekhusid

Buffalo and Albany seem like business friendly locales.

Do you have any examples of this? Not doubting it, just curious.

Pevear and Volokhonsky are unreadable. Choose any other translation for your Russian lit.

Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky are fucking terrible. Read any other translation

I loved both of these games when they came out, but I'm completely shocked that enough people still play this game to make open sourcing the code 25 years later a newsworthy event.

A more interesting and intellectually honest article would flesh this out a bit, maybe with actual evidence.

That's not what the article is about.

Grocery worker COVID deaths: 41/900000 = 0.00004555555 (this number is from article and only for union members).

Total US COVID deaths: 28000/328000000 = 0.00008536585. So seemingly there's nothing particularly risky about being a grocery store worker. In fact, you're about half as likely to die!

Keep in mind the 328mm number includes children, non-working adults, etc and of course total deaths are skewed towards older non-working adults. Still it's extremely frustrating, but not surprising, that the media refuses to do any sort of cursory analysis like this.