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That itch you're feeling is the itch I feel when I write in a LISP. Other programming languages make up too many of their own rules and get in the way. But those are just feelings, and if you forget that, you'll bring yourself int
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Machine code is an abstraction, too. In a Judeo-Christian context, God seems to operate in very abstract terms. "Let there be light" is a highly abstract instruction. In some other religions and mythologies, there isn't a sin
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Oh, cool. I saved this to my templeOS notes. I've been thinking about writing a technical analysis of TempleOS, in the style of the the Xinu OS textbook [1]. No strong reason for doing so, though it is curious how much more one could l
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"How can I make it more neutral?" Just show the numbers. If there's something you'd like to show what the numbers mean, then be careful about explaining that. Make clear distinctions between metrics and goals. Think abou
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Certain vitamins and minerals. Fat soluble vitamins can build up to the point of causing problems. Excess of iron and magnesium may have negative effect AFAIK.
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Since the angle this website introduces itself with is: "These are the world's most powerful people. Let's track their impact & inspire them to do more good" This doesn't seem like a good motivator, because doin
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I'm curious if it'd be beneficial to randomize the order of items under each category, per client. That way, a traffic spike on your site would less likely result in traffic spikes on the first items on the lists from non-picky bu
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Tackling Rumors of a Suspicious Origin of NCoV2019
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Analysis of Wuhan Coronavirus: Deja Vu [pdf]
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If you want detailed virological and epidemiological research and discussion, please see: http://virological.org/ There are other virology / epidemiology forums which may be of use, but I don't have these links at