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by Brybry 5y ago
If it's an exam for an MD in General Medicine then most people are probably at least 25 because it looks like in India you need a MBBS (5.5 year undergraduate program) and then the MD program is another 3 years.[1][2] In the states it
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> widespread porn use, which has extremely detrimental effects on your dopamine system Is this not begging the question? A cursory glance through pubmed doesn't show evidence for this. If you were to say you did most other tasks fou
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Even in British English usage as an abstract mass noun with singular verbs is acceptable (possibly even the norm[1]). Usage as a plural noun is an Economist house style choice[2]. It's hard to tell how well the Economist sticks to that
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For more detail: the 'with intention' part is using an IntersectionObserver[1] to toggle image opacity, via CSS style, when the image enters the viewport. So the effect repeats as you scroll through the document, even after the im
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by Brybry 5y ago
The American medical system is truly bizarre. I've been to private practices where every day at lunch or near end of day there would be some drug rep with food for all the staff. And a psychiatrist that had stacks of free samples of dr
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Hospitalizations in some states have not been good in the omicron + delta wave. Virginia, highest wave peak recorded, including ICU and ventilations: https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/coronavirus/see-the-numbers/cov..
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Anecdotally, the system was 50/50 for my sister when she got divorced. There was definitely no court bias for the mother, which was a surprise given that this is the popular culture stereotype. And child support was purely formula base
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It's been a while since I have C/C++'d so some of my terminology is probably wrong. ngx_http_v2_parse_method iterates through all the tests, starting with the first test (GET). They compare request method string length to t
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The article doesn't mention population changes either. A significant part of the recent downward trend could be because there are fewer college age people in the population. Just eyeballing it looks like fewer 18 year olds every year f
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Just an FYI your scrolling example is indeed no longer current (or least not with Windows 10). Scrolling non-focused windows works just fine (ex. can type text into notepad while simultaneously scrolling a browser window).
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Git submodule documentation explicitly says[1] it's designed for adding 3rd party libraries to a project in this exact scenario. [1] https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Tools-Submodules#:~:text=... .
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No desktop operating system meets this criteria though, at least not if you allow user-defined hardware combinations. I remember I had to do some hackery on a driver to get my sister's printer to work with her macbook/OSX. I'
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by Brybry 5y ago
Not DMCA could end up going the way of https://github.com/unblocked-pw/unblocked-pw.github.io and "disabled by GitHub Staff due to a violation of GitHub's terms of service"
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Japan is a bit different in that its constitution renounces the ability to make war[1], including maintaining forces to make war. They sidestep around the issue (probably a bit illegally) with their self-defense forces but there are some pu
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by Brybry 5y ago
Windows 10 will definitely update and reboot without the user taking any action. One thing to remember is that many streamers are using dual-PC setups and the bigger streamers may only run these systems for streaming -- not for personal use
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> immense amounts of pension fund money being poured into venture capital Is this still true? When ERISA was amended/relaxed and most pensions were defined benefits it was probably true. But aren't the vast majority of pension
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by Brybry 5y ago
Blizzard's Battle.net does, or at least did at one point. In 2020 my friend couldn't add a new credit card to his account because browsers updated their same-site cookie behavior. They were setting their JSESSIONID cookie wrong wh
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by Brybry 5y ago
As a similar-yet-different anecdote: I used to read all the time as a kid and I still read a lot as a 34 year old. I never stopped the habit. I usually spend 8+ hours a day in front of my PC and I still read 50+ books a year (mostly fiction
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by Brybry 5y ago
If it's only showing old.reddit.com traffic then it might not reflect everyone who is using the old UI. You can have the old UI with the base site given the correct settings/cookies.
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This might vary by state. I looked up for my state, Louisiana, and the law[1] is worded fairly broadly and it doesn't specifically list homes but it seems to me it could easily be interpreted that way. I found one case of searching o
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I'm not an expert but: you can look at the log for any given file and see who authored what commit, who reviewed, who actually committed. For example, a different change by the same author [1] And you can search the mailing list[2] by
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by Brybry 5y ago
This preprint also shows reduced antibody neutralization of omicron in comparison to delta (including for double vaccinated + previous infection). Note the sample sizes for all these studies is small. 12 participants for the AHRI paper and
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People lose website account credentials, with meaningful life impacts, all of the time. Even simple image ads that are fake "click here to login" have tricked my elderly relatives before. I install an ad blocker on the compute
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In Louisiana we don't let people smoke in lots of places. No smoking in schools, no smoking in restaurants, no smoking in workplaces, no smoking in public buildings. Is that not similar to Germany disallowing unvaccinated (and not natu
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And even more than mentioning vaccination rate you also have to consider age distribution. Age is still a significant factor of infection chance and disease severity/outcome. If older people are more likely to be vaccinated than younge
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Often you can think of how the code you want to stop probably works and then bypass it a different way. Change the id/classes on the element that code applies to. Make a copy of the elements, delete the original, and insert the copy. T
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Has congress actually added any money to the Social Security Trust funds, except in cases where they were first taking revenue away (ex. payroll tax breaks)? I thought the issue of potential congress intervention was future funding, for ful
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> FDA may inspect study records, for example, to assess investigator compliance with the study protocol and the validity of the data reported by the sponsor https://www.fda.gov/regulatory-information/search-fda-guida
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In modern JS wouldn't you use an arrow function? someObj.someMethod(something => something);
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I don't think my ISP can easily intercept the content of DoT DNS requests. They would need a valid certificate for 1.1.1.1#cloudflare-dns.com or 9.9.9.9#dns.quad9.net from a trusted (by me) CA, correct? Now obviously that's not im

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