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JPKab
5y ago
The Navajo Nation has a sky-high obesity rate. As a physician there you know this. And you also know that obesity is a primary driver of hospitalization in younger people. Fry bread is poison. It's not representative of the whole. A
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JPKab
5y ago
Here's the data on Ireland, and your suspicions are correct. It's not anchored in any fact. We're in a world where Rolling Stone and CNN will parrot a completely false story about a mass of gunshot victims in rural Oklahoma
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JPKab
5y ago
The media sites you linked to are not "broad" at all. They are all very much left-of-center and toe a very ideologically consistent line of standard left of center COVID Hawkishness. The kind of people that told us we definitely
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JPKab
5y ago
You stated the percentage of COVID patients in the ICU who are under 65. What you didn't state is: 1) Are ICUs in Ireland being pushed to capacity or not? 2) What percentage of ICU beds are occupied by the totality of covid patients?
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JPKab
5y ago
Where did you get the idea that monoclonal antibodies aren't highly effective? Do you have any data to back this up? They are an FDA approved, clinically proven first-line treatment for anyone with symptoms showing them at risk of ho
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JPKab
5y ago
Isn't this the case in the US, but in a slightly different manner? We're talking about a majority of adults being vaccinated, and then according to seroprevalence tracking over time, it's estimated that a large percentage of
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JPKab
5y ago
What's the hospitalization rate of delta in the vaccinated? It's pretty low. At this point, the vast majority of the unvaxxed are younger, lower risk people. The high risk people who aren't vaxxed (fucking idiots) are now h
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JPKab
5y ago
You are judging a response that is motivated by "abundance of caution" with zero limiting principle. They don't trust the South African data (in my opinion this is old fashioned bigotry by rich governments towards government
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JPKab
5y ago
I stopped trusting the media's reporting on covid when it became blatantly obvious that they were completely ignoring and obfuscating the risk stratification by age. It was clear to me that they were motivated to do this by elevating
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JPKab
5y ago
Could you please cite a source that says most transmission is pre-symptomatic or asymptomatic? Is that new with the delta variant? The studies I've seen have more recently concluded that asymptomatic transmission is far lower than pr
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JPKab
5y ago
Agreed. Think about the fact that the result of a low birth-rate with better medical tech keeping older people from dying when they otherwise would have. The result will be a far higher percentage of voters in democracies will be beneficia
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JPKab
5y ago
Less virulent, less dangerous than delta by far, according to the South African medical authorities who first identified and reported it. It's been a long established medical fact that viruses evolve to become less severe over time, d
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JPKab
5y ago
At my last company, there was an existing product (an auto ml product for business users) built on Flask with a ton of serialization occurring to populate various charts in the GUI. After I had left that specific team, I came back and swapp
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JPKab
5y ago
Your comment can be loosely translated to the following: "Authoritarianism can work. It's just the wrong people were in charge. If me and other people like me had the same power as Stalin/Hitler/Mao/Mussolini/
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JPKab
5y ago
This. People who support these kinds of activities are youthful and arrogant enough to have any form of humility about things they once passionately believed to be true turning out to be incorrect. In the 90's, eggs were thought to be
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JPKab
5y ago
Take any of these arguments about Facebook, replace "Facebook" with "printing press" and everything still makes sense, which tells you what this really is: Cultural elites wanting to control what their perceived inferior
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JPKab
5y ago
The problem is that Gutenberg is giving the village idiot a megaphone. Gutenberg can't say: - Amplify your commercial business message to billions of people worldwide. AND at the same time - Well its your individual choice whether or
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JPKab
5y ago
Multiple services I use were totally skunked, and none were ever anything but green. Sagemaker, for example, was down all day. I was dead in the water on a modeling project that required GPUs. It relied on EC2, but nobody there even though
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JPKab
5y ago
Not the author, but not a reasonable request to make. It's not like the concept of "finding a needle in a haystack" is novel. There are dozens of projects with the name "haystack".
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JPKab
5y ago
I've been looking at this for a while now. My company has a need to accurately identify, with high precision, records in elasticsearch, but with a bit more of a semantic match that existing elasticsearch plugins don't support. Id
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JPKab
5y ago
Utter lies on that page. Multiple services listed as green aren't working for me or my team.
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JPKab
5y ago
As a user of Sagemaker in us-east-1, I deeply fucking resent AWS claiming the service is normal. I have extremely sensitive data, so Sagemaker notebooks and certain studio tools make sense for me. Or DID. After this I'm going back t
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JPKab
5y ago
Semantic search requires NLP. So does the Q&A format the OP is complaining about. People conflate all things NLP to the latter, and forget about the former.
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JPKab
5y ago
Regarding the Gatekeeper companies like Cloudflare, it sounds like anti-competitive behavior that could potentially be targeted with anti-trust legislation, correct?
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JPKab
5y ago
I've been waiting a while for a good article on integrating rust into python for a while. I was inspired by the amazing performance of the orjson python lib.
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JPKab
5y ago
Based on what I've read this variant produces relatively mild symptoms, but is theorized to be more transmissible amongst vaccinated people due to heavy mutation on the spike protein the vaccines create immunity for. Is this correct? I
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JPKab
5y ago
How many of the employees in these companies that make the GDP so high were born, raised, and educated in California? You know damned well that it's not many. California is a success because of immigrants from other countries and stat
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JPKab
5y ago
I attended underfunded rural public schools as well. The funding of a school district will often correlate with student performance, but in most subjects, it's not a causal link. Kids with families who value education do better. Kids
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5y ago
I always assumed he was only running for 1 term. The pandemic unfortunately gave the Party elites full justification to hide the extent of Biden's decline from the public by giving a legitimate reason for him to not campaign. Campaig
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5y ago
These people just love them some social engineering. At the heart of it is a firm belief that if THEY had been the dictator instead of Stalin, they could have created paradise. They just need control. And when they get it, and things sta
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