Method-X

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by Method-X 5y ago
Yeah, and COVID has been "tested" on hundreds of millions of kids. Are they experiencing "long-term disability which massively reduces quality of life"? I think a wild claim like that needs a really good source! To that
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by Method-X 5y ago
> Covid is highly unlikely to be dangerous to kids, as far as we know. This much I can agree with, but we don't know if there are any long-term effects, and we won't until sufficient time has passed for that to be discovered. W
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by Method-X 5y ago
Kids can get COVID but it’s no worse than a mild cold for them. This has been known for a very long time and is not controversial.
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by Method-X 5y ago
Why not have a friend pick some up for you?
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Ask HN: Is American Democracy Collapsing?
12 points by Method-X 5y ago|10 comments
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by Method-X 5y ago
When I had 23andme sequence my DNA, I used a fake last name and pre-paid credit card.
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by Method-X 5y ago
Was this a deleted scene, or do you mean it should have been a scene?
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by Method-X 5y ago
Can I ask why? I know you didn't say otherwise, but I think that would be a good thing.
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by Method-X 5y ago
10PM to 6AM sounds like a great time for testing a new technology.
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by Method-X 5y ago
Interesting. I guess the issue with COVID is it’s more contagious than the flu?
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by Method-X 5y ago
Like an article or blog post.
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by Method-X 5y ago
Same for Canada.
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by Method-X 5y ago
Wikipedia can literally say anything.
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by Method-X 5y ago
This is probably not a popular opinion here, but I'm actually quite optimistic on our transition from fossil fuels to renewables. Things have been progressing nicely and I expect that progress to dramatically accelerate over the next 1
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by Method-X 5y ago
Just want to say I appreciate the discussion you two are having. Excellent points from the both of you. And it's nice to see a civilized discussion for once.
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by Method-X 5y ago
I hope you’re right. Maybe in the future we’ll look back on the 20th century as a time of Great Change and the 21st was when we had to figure out how to make it all work.
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by Method-X 5y ago
I think “toxic” is a bit hyperbolic. It’s likely they’re just frustrated with how out of touch some baby boomers can be.
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by Method-X 5y ago
You're an idiot.
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by Method-X 5y ago
This would never scale.
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by Method-X 5y ago
Tesla’s margin on the Model 3 is 35%: https://thenextavenue.com/2020/06/10/teslas-model-3-profit-m...
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by Method-X 5y ago
Is “months of debilitating symptoms and possibly a lifetime of disability” common? I mean, if that’s the case then ok, fair point. But without any data to look at nobody can really say.
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by Method-X 5y ago
I think calling this intentional art is a bit of a stretch.
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by Method-X 5y ago
No, it was supposed to be a rechargeable air pump but the one I received was a cheap hand pump easily purchased at any dollar store.
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by Method-X 5y ago
I bought something from one of these ads last summer. It was supposed to be a battery powered pump (like to blow up a pool float). The thing that came in the mail was just a cheap hand pump. Moral of the story here is be careful of these pr
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The Truth about GitHub Copilot(youtube.com)
3 points by Method-X 5y ago|0 comments
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by Method-X 5y ago
Not saying I agree but (I think) the issue is that salary data is technically owned by the employer and not the employee.
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by Method-X 5y ago
Wow. I’m moving my company away from Intuit immediately and I’d encourage others to do the same. This is a massive violation of privacy.
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by Method-X 5y ago
Very interesting. Any recommendations on where I can start?
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by Method-X 5y ago
Yes, I take it for the possible longevity benefits.
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by Method-X 5y ago
I take Metformin every day and have not had any side effects (including diarrhea).

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