JamisonM

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by JamisonM 6y ago
You are making a very bad choice, that is unfortunate.
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by JamisonM 6y ago
Seems like very silly changes that won't help anything very much but serve a narrative that the government is bending the rules. Very stupid and unfortunate.
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by JamisonM 6y ago
So none then. Just wanted to be clear on that.
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by JamisonM 6y ago
Is there any evidence of skullduggery?
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by JamisonM 6y ago
Ah, OK. I wouldn't characterize the use of a preexisting regulatory channel that is present exactly for this purpose as "easing" but it is a perfectly fair position to take. Thanks!
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by JamisonM 6y ago
This comment is a valuable contribution to the discussion wrt AZ's lack of experience & screw ups. Although I disagree that there was any reason to hold up UK approval, there was clear safety and effectiveness evidence that overwhe
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by JamisonM 6y ago
Regulations have been eased?
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by JamisonM 6y ago
Seems like a better solution that would accomplish the actual goal would be "refresh-after" where you could specify how many days a client should wait until asking again. Zero maintenance required but still gives a rate-limiting a
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by JamisonM 6y ago
I feel like the author should consider the /actual/ alternative.. Jobbik, etc with real governing power in places that do not "censor" instead of citing 13% support for fascism in France. It is a complex issue, but censo
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by JamisonM 6y ago
Every Realtor licensed pretty much anywhere?
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by JamisonM 6y ago
Complaining about the press being fast and loose with the facts while being fast and loose with the facts yourself is your choice.
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by JamisonM 6y ago
We've got lots of video of people being bludgeoned that day while thousands of people either stood by or encouraged it. It seems like the specifics of the injuries and their consequences is actually the silly thing to be arguing about.
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by JamisonM 6y ago
Jade Sacker doesn't work for CNN. https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-factcheck-woman-capitol-n... Feels like you are just getting played and then propagating your problems further here.
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by JamisonM 6y ago
The poster is not engaged in a good faith argument so there isn't much point in explaining these sorts of details. My observation has been that in Canada and the UK any sort of selective or regional restrictions have been extremely ine
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by JamisonM 6y ago
He cites Manaus as a positive example of the power of heard immunity, not only is he not an expert he doesn't seem to actually read the news .
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by JamisonM 6y ago
There are a lot of comments in here slamming the Australian government for somehow "not understanding the Internet" or whatever and I thank you for this detailed background. There are good and bad sides to this law and this situat
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by JamisonM 6y ago
The problem with raising the fundamental issues with Bitcoin on HN is that you end up debating the history of hard currencies and their various and well-studied failures with a bunch of folks that believe the opposite, running over the same
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by JamisonM 6y ago
AZ has already said they are waiting until their new US-based trail finishes before even applying. They haven't finished recruiting, 28 days between shots, then (I think) 75 infections in the participants before they will report interi
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by JamisonM 6y ago
The bet was over a fixed term and has expired, so there is no way for the assessment to be premature as it relates to the bet. I have to confess that I have never been so optimistic as I am now about global interest in addressing climate ch
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by JamisonM 6y ago
There are a lot of frustratingly silly responses to this article supporting Sale's side of this bet. This is utter madness, Sale wasn't even close! By virtually every material measure society has improved in the intervening time,
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by JamisonM 6y ago
I would like to know why you would think that. In US terms it seems clear that financial support in excess of that available in 2009 onwards will be provided. Vaccines are being delivered and economic activity will increase as the fear of C
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by JamisonM 6y ago
I really don't think that 2008 was ever close to anything like "Worse than 1930". For example Europe handled the financial crisis in an almost completely farcical way and didn't suffer anything close to the economic prob
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by JamisonM 6y ago
Who are the corporate backers that supported expanding medicaid in the ACA? They didn't agree so who was on which side? If you want to talk about the 2008 financial crisis, ok. Why did Dodd-Frank pass? Why did the corporate backers a
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by JamisonM 6y ago
jamisonmasse@gmail.com Email me
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by JamisonM 6y ago
Right, so how did it work?
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by JamisonM 6y ago
Yes, I am a big fan of the "it is hard is not an excuse" standard. I would like it applied to advertisers using tech platforms to evade all sorts of anti-discrimination regulations in housing and employment too!
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by JamisonM 6y ago
Right, so how does that work? What is the mechanism of being beholden that allows the ACA to pass with an expansion of Medicaid? What is the mechanism that allows for the expansion in most states but not all? Who pulled these specific strin
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by JamisonM 6y ago
I am very interested to hear about this cabal that controls both Nancy Pelosi and Mitch McConnell - how does that work? How did the ACA get passed in such an environment? How did the Trump Tax Cut get passed? NAFTA? The failure of the TPP?
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by JamisonM 6y ago
"Banning them from Reddit simply whisked them away to an even stronger self-reinforcing bubble." Reddit might be a valid example of this since the forums in question are largely closed communities, denying them one forum moved the
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by JamisonM 6y ago
The question here kind of implies that there are two kind of equal realities that these chunks of the population occupy but I think that is not a great framing for understanding what is going on. The vast majority of the US population live

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