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5y ago
We aren't going to call the pandemic over because the numbers made it. We are going to call the pandemic over when people stop dying. Things were looking good until the Delta variant hit.
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5y ago
We aren't talking about a government. We are talking about private businesses. These aren't debates, they are shouted opinions to the ether. Honestly the bit about censorship not being bad was a bit. The "moderates" only
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5y ago
So reducing the deaths is the equivalent of supporting war? Actual moderates are fine. "Maybe you shouldn't get it" requires ignoring the 90% reduction in hospitalization rates for those vaccinated and the existence of only 1
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5y ago
> Or do you think they are unvaccinated because they read up on the history of vaccines, talked to their doctors, etc? The history of vaccines shows a phenomenal success rate. And most physicians are in support due to the enormous impact
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5y ago
Except you are missing a huge huge part of what you linked: > We conclude that the reviewing process for the 2014 conference was good for identifying poor papers When it comes to peer review that is the actual goal. Have a filter that pr
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5y ago
What angle about vaccine skepticism isn't summarized as "it might negatively impact you so maybe don't get it". The vaccine is totally the tragedy of the commons. If everybody gets it you are just making your life worse
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5y ago
Is your claim that moderate voices are causing people to not get vaccinated then? If that is the case maybe silencing them isn't a bad thing so that we can get past the pandemic rather than wallowing in "would we should we" t
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5y ago
This is a really bad take of a complex situation. Peer reviewing is hard. Reproducibility is hard. Neither of these things being hard invalidates the value of peer review compared to gut ideas from random people.
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5y ago
Because "just rewrite your program in C to avoid GC pauses" is such a flawed argument when it comes to any production system that it isn't even worth discussing. The reality is there are limited resources to work on any given
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5y ago
Calculator said 400W for 1000L/s and my mental sanity check missed the duration units and thought 400W can move a ton of water.
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5y ago
Must have been a bad calculator. It claimed 1000L/s was 400W.
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5y ago
So I did the math and the average water tower holds something like 1/2 kWh worth of power. (50m tall, storage of 1m gallons, efficiency of 90%) Hydro power storage is fantastic but needs truly ridiculous amounts of water and height del
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5y ago
COVID has a death per case rate of 3% give or take. It is estimated that only 1/3 of cases are confirmed. Thus we lose 1% of the people infected. 70% herd immunity without vaccines is 0.7% of your population basically. While I don'
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5y ago
I don't feel like playing "there isn't enough evidence to prove me wrong"
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5y ago
I don't know that discrediting is a fair assessment. There is evidence of fewer or no markers in blood tests of patients who previously tested positive. Unfortunately it was impossible to tell whether that impacted immunity due insuffi
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5y ago
Technically the wild and crazy ones were "it was bio engineered" and "let's ignore it and gain herd immunity". The former was being touted as justification for violence against Asians and the latter would involve mi
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5y ago
It isn't that simple. We want to know what percentage of tweets have property X given event Y. We can estimate that using a sample and error bars. Note that the quotes specifically avoid this inference because the error bars would be s
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5y ago
> The crime enforcement laws were relaxed and the crime rose. A police officer claimed that technically. I don't know that police officers are the best at making such correlations.
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6y ago
So you are just using the "technically correct" phrase designed to make it sound dangerous? Dilution amount totally matters in this context. For instance the EPA limit means if all of your drinking water was at that limit you woul
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6y ago
Does this have anything to do with radioactive water? They aren't dumping radioactive waste, just water that has become radioactive from being near radioactive waste.
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6y ago
("The sequence XHH" or "any character by X or H") repeated 0 or more times. Is not the same thing. It is "If any of X or H appear they appear in a sequence exactly matching XHH".
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6y ago
Their post doesn't describe normal behavior. It describes what would be illegal behavior elsewhere. It may be somewhat legal depending on the underlying reasons due to the quirks of not being regulated but renegading on promises to inv
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6y ago
The old way of forever support for all versions and never any breaking changes is really beneficial on the consumer side. However it is incredibly expensive on the producer side. Package managers have pushed that pain to consumers. It isn&#
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6y ago
If we get better search systems I would be totally on board. But most knowledge base systems have a hard time finding similes for words let alone sorting articles containing multiple keywords in a useful order. Having the information writte
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6y ago
While agree the focus metaphor isn't a great one but you are also miss-selling the Tesla situation here. Tesla restricts your battery usage for battery life purposes. This allows them to sell you a vehicle that has a charge matching wh
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6y ago
Gold has an intrinsic additional cost to acquiring that is unrelated to humans. There exist deposits that are harder to get to in the world and it isn't currently economically viable to extract them. This isn't mankind's doin
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6y ago
You are equating all lies to the be the same and that is not true at all.
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6y ago
It is probably a spam filter, downvotes are an imperfect proxy for post quality. Tons of low quality posts is a form of spam. You don't have to be posting links to things you want to sell to be spamming. No offense to you but typically
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6y ago
No one is saying that rustc should be rewritten in C. They are saying that an alternative compiler front-end in an alternative language is sensible.
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6y ago
You got caught by the spam filter dude. No conspiracy here.
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