Educational_Hawk1236

Educational_Hawk1236 t1_jdbkmvo wrote

Reply to comment by r0gue007 in Job listing platform Indeed lays off 2,200 employees by marketrent

It was always so weird that tech, despite trying to revolutionize every other industry, has been shockingly bad at adopting tech as part of the hiring process. It's so weird that the recruiting model of the 80s and 90s stuck around so long

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I expect the engineering will *eventually* recover, tech recruiting is gone for good.

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Educational_Hawk1236 t1_j9gtf2n wrote

Reply to comment by Scyfer327 in Unlike most mammals, female naked mole rats develop new eggs throughout their entire lives – a finding that could lead to improvements in human infertility research. by chrisdh79

It's both. People are delaying the decision to have kids until later in life, then if they decide they want them they often can't have them because of fertility issues. It's more on the side of "don't want to have kids" than it is infertility, but the contribution of infertility isn't insignificant.

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Educational_Hawk1236 t1_j9em61w wrote

Reply to comment by 812many in The case of a patient who had COVID for 318 days helped scientists discover a new route for dangerous coronavirus strain emergence. They found mutations enabling T cell escape. Keeping track of mutations is crucial for understanding, monitoring, and controlling the pandemic by Skoltech_

This is why I don’t think it was a coincidence omicron emerged in an area of the world with a high rate of HIV infection, thus a lot of immunocompromised people.

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