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The NIH's misguided genetics data policy
(stuartritchie.substack.com)
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Exactly. So many people lose sight of the bigger picture, workers are always cogs in the machine. Luxurious, comfortable cogs, sure. But its crabs in a bucket.
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If they want to exist they can roll their own framework, host themselves, make their own chips, mine their own ore.
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It was going to be a flop from the start, proclaimed by many that such a huge budget would not lead to success. The executives signing off on this will claim this as a huge project they led as usual, meetings will be had brushing losses und
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One idea I had was being able to share your curated algorithm to others. ie. Your instagram explore page, or your specific tiktok recommends. People could subscribe to x person's recommends and see what they see.
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Idk how people do this, its just so boring. I tried tiktok and the first 200-300 scrolls were interesting, but then its just people regurgitating the same comedy/meme. Sure you can find a niche subject you're into like cooking, bu
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"Every one percent unemployment goes up, 40,000 people die" – this comes from the film The Big Short.
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Tons still use Marketplace, Groups, etc. Especially in non-Western countries as well as older (40+) people.
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The pandemic didn't shut it down, politicians and social consensus did. I said this at the start of lockdowns and distribution in excess to business, and I'll say it now. It's a fine line between sacrificing the future "
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I recently bought ~$2000 worth of various purchases due to moving into a new home, furniture, home goods, food, etc. Not a single bad experience, although I did spend a bit more time than I would have preferred looking through product revie
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Are you saying this is nature/genetic or nurture/environment?
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How do you deal with having to scroll through 100 friends updates
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You're comparing population size and the fact both are "rich", but leave out the fact that New Zealand is an island... Also not just restaurants and bars, gyms, the border, etc. were all closed.
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An excel spreadsheet to track reoccuring expenses and income with additions made for upcoming expenses, etc. hyperpersonalized for you has been the best for me, have tried a few budget apps. Micromanaging food expenses should be something t
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I was making 190k CAD as an intermediate (3 YOE) dev at a FAANG while I was based in Vancouver, recently transferred to a SDE2 (intermediate still, 3 YOE) at a large unicorn in the US, now at 260k USD remote in the US.
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Section 18, Page 34, 192th minor amendment to the `harm clause` provides guidance what to do in this case. Therefore this post does not constitute harm on January 32nd, unless you live in a MetaZone(TM) defined in the MetaZone(TM) guidance
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I’ve been using delivery apps on and off for the past few months. Between the promos I’ve received, I’ve gotten groceries delivered for less than the items cost let alone the gas and time to deliver them. I’ve had multiple food items delive
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_Canadian_pipeline_and_rai... "Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said politicians should not be telling the police how to deal with protesters and that resolution should come through
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The booster for omicron reduces spread potential?
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https://astralcodexten.substack.com/ formerly known as Slate Star Codex prior to doxxing by Cade Metz at the New York Times.
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Like the vaccine? (Joking here, but you get my point)
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N95 and Properly fitted surgical masks yes. Loose cloth masks which I see the majority of people wearing these days, no.
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Now I'll try to address your points: >Is he just saying that that all precautions for respiratory viruses like masks, vaccines and distancing are useless and should be stopped? Is he suggesting that we stop using the flu vaccine as
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https://eugyppius.substack.com/p/what-convinced-you-containm... The whole substack is great, but people from all over the globe talk about the hygiene theatre and pushing of optics during the past 2 years. "It’s b
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Does anyone know any good sites for pencil reviews? Or great pencils in general?
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Illogical attempts at preventing the spread of an airborne virus. Eroding faith in institutions, etc.
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This article quotes `Twitter users` too much. Twitter users are not representative of the populace at large all too often. The interspaced boxes with emojis make the text harder to read. "I think it’s now officially more inconvenient t
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Where do you get heated gear?
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It's been 2 years. With the amount of people getting the virus, there is little talk of long-covid these days... Athletes, politicians have all gotten it and none seem to be worried about `muh long covid`. Constant hygiene theatre erod
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Look at BC Canada, 90% vaccine uptake (2 doses). Very strong public masking. Vax passport checking at most businesses. More restrictions recently introduced. Hospitals on the verge of being overwhelmed.
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