CyanLite4

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by CyanLite4 5y ago
Still in the bottom half of most benchmarks. Still magnitudes slower than its market competitor (.NET)
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
Probably just temporary. New Orleans is having to rebuild their electric infrastructure. Over 2600 transformers destroyed in one day from one storm.
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
I never thought I’d see the day when HN starts posting random conjecture from Reddit…
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
The Lancet just published a study yesterday on natural infection still causing symptoms one year later (“long Covid”) for 49% of unvaccinated people. I’ll stick to the vaccine.
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
While this is bad, it only affects those who intentionally left their firewall open to the outside world. Any half-decent software engineer knows to firewall the database server, no matter the vendor.
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
Jigsaw SRT Magnesium twice a day has solved my anxiety, muscle cramps, and heart palpitations. It’s one of the only “slow release” formulas out there. Magnesium normally can cause a laxative effect.
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
So are you suggesting E.T. has faster-than-light vehicles that can travel across the galaxy, breaking all known laws of physics in the process, and has intentionally avoided public contact, but still can’t dodge plain ol’ radio waves with r
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
The videos are real. But, just because we can’t explain it doesn’t mean it’s outer space aliens. Any sufficiently advanced technology looks like magic (or outer space alien technology).
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
This article makes the most sense. Occam’s Razor. TLDR: hypersonic drones. If it truly was E.T. they would be much faster and could easily evade basic radar technology from the early 1900s.
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
A bit redundant. We know how to “kill” the SARS-CoV-2 virus in vitro (in a test tube). Ammonia, bleach, UV light. Heck, even diluted mouthwash will do the trick. The problem is that none of these approaches are safe in vivo (in the body). A
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
When the market catches up. I’m no Elon fan, but Tesla FSD is still a generation ahead of anything else available on the market. GM (SuperCruise) and Ford (BlueCruise) make good attempts, but it’s not near FSD quality. Plenty of YouTube vid
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
Amtrak is far too slow to be relevant. Greyhound buses are faster. Renting a car and just driving yourself is nearly as efficient.
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
Article discusses the lack of stops in S.D.
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
Just because it probably wouldn’t stand up in court doesn’t mean they won’t have to experience years of stress, legal battles, etc. to the point where you just give up. I guarantee if your GWTW sequel hits a large payday, then that company
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by CyanLite4 6y ago
Try changing your thought process a little bit. Tell yourself that you’re bigger than anxiety. Remember friend, things aren’t happening to you, you’re happening to things.
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by CyanLite4 6y ago
I say try facing those issues. Your thinking mind is trying to process and make sense of those anxious issues. Example, if you were in an IED explosion in Iraq...it’s okay to think about it. It’s okay to process it. It’s okay to understand
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by CyanLite4 6y ago
As a person who is currently in CBT (and seeing positive results), the biggest thing that helped me is to understand trauma, and cognitive distortions. Just as this article says, your thinking brain is trying to piece together and digest wh
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by CyanLite4 6y ago
A little too much fanboyism with that link.
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by CyanLite4 6y ago
To be fair... he has convinced millions of people to put up $10k towards FSD. He’s laughing all the way to the bank. And we are....well...we’re on HackerNews complaining about him on a Friday night.
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by CyanLite4 6y ago
Solar is already cost effective for charging stations. Hydrogen isn’t too far behind. Bring on the charging station infrastructure.
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by CyanLite4 6y ago
Perhaps the OP is the CEO of Parler?
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by CyanLite4 6y ago
I think OP means one shot with a lot of strains in it.
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by CyanLite4 6y ago
Yes. You had to take a picture of a government ID in order to get certain user privileges.
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by CyanLite4 6y ago
It’s not censorship when people are planning to overthrow the government and planning mass-murder. Sure, sharing weird QAnon memes and Trump worship... I don’t care. That’s the equivalent of Fox News. But using it as a base of communication
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by CyanLite4 6y ago
Signal isn’t a social network. It’s just encrypted text messages.
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by CyanLite4 6y ago
The vaccine is more effective. But we have 35 million doses stuck in warehouses around the U.S. because we don’t have a credible distribution plan. No way we’d be able to mass distribute vitamins to the general population. Not to mention th
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by CyanLite4 6y ago
It’s protocol to NOT allow EMTs to declare someone dead. An EMT (with a few hours of community college training, mind you) are not trained for advanced resuscitation that only doctors can perform. This absolutely will lead to excess mortali
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by CyanLite4 6y ago
TSLA is easily justifiable. Their entry into other markets, like home-installed batteries (PowerWall), solar roofs, HVAC, home automation, trucking, robo-taxis, etc. all make it very attractive. Even just selling their batteries at retail s
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by CyanLite4 6y ago
When the asymptomatic rate is high, it’s hard to determine if the vaccine is truly works, and to what degree. If 40% of people are asymptomatic then that would theoretically mean that 40% of challenge trial participants won’t show symptoms.
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by CyanLite4 6y ago
NIST finally jumped on the “long passwords are stupid and password rotations are for suckers” bandwagon about 3 years ago. Problem is PCI, HIPAA and others haven’t changed their rules to accommodate. However, auditors aren’t stupid. I’ve to

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