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by Natsu 3y ago
Doesn't change our perspective, I'll wait and see how this gets ruled on before trying to make up my mind. I can easily believe that Microsoft would do such a thing, I mean it has repeatedly done so, but I don't like taking
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by Natsu 3y ago
"Hospitalized" normally refers to staying at the hospital, not just visiting the ER, though it is a bit ambiguous.
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by Natsu 3y ago
It'll keep happening as long as people don't understand where inflation comes from. https://www.noahpinion.blog/p/price-controls-too-early-for-a...
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by Natsu 3y ago
Well, in this case it'll be interesting to see the power-hungry betray the higher ups on the mod team to get a better position.
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by Natsu 3y ago
The article doesn't just say "people got sick" it says that researchers were hospitalized. That doesn't sound like "normal seasonal illness" to me.
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by Natsu 3y ago
The article claims multiple researchers got sick. I mean, we can posit that this wouldn't ring any alarm bells... but if they have any competence at all, it should've rung some alarm bells and resulted in more testing. And if we
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by Natsu 3y ago
I mostly know Crowley from Bare Faced Messiah which is mostly about L Ron Hubbard, but mentions their association and how it played into the development of Scientology.
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by Natsu 3y ago
They're still going in a different direction: > Senate Bill 553, which was submitted by State Senator Dave Cortese, has been passed by the State Senate and will now progress to policy committees in the State Assembly. Cortese hopes
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by Natsu 3y ago
The middle ground always gets pushed to the extremes when there's a strong push to alienate some views. Covid was worse than the flu, but the flu is also deadly and we should be paying more attention to vaccinating it. The deaths aren
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by Natsu 3y ago
It really shouldn't be phrased as an absolute. But read charitably, when you have low N combined with rates that low, to expect that you wouldn't see noticeable illness in a small group of young, healthy people.
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Price controls: Too early for a victory lap(noahpinion.blog)
1 points by Natsu 3y ago|0 comments
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by Natsu 3y ago
This isn't exactly the first drama from Spez... https://www.reddit.com/r/Drama/comments/5emsq3/reddit_reacts...
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by Natsu 3y ago
For impossible colors go here: https://www.thoughtco.com/impossible-colors-introduction-415... For art, just compare any of these images to the pictures in the article: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=psychadelic+
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by Natsu 3y ago
Not sure, but the 'feature visualization' which attempts to maximize input for various terms looks a lot like psychadelic art to me somehow. It also sort of reminds me of the "impossible colors" you can see by depleting
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by Natsu 3y ago
I tend to believe it was a lab leak, but the bioweapon angle never made sense to me. It made more sense as a model to study HIV since I think it uses the furin cleavage site from there. Bioweapons are just too non-selective to be useful as
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by Natsu 3y ago
I mean, any means of applying force to a small area will make tempered glass explode. You just want to hit it with enough force on a small area. The use punch breaks, which are like tiny ice picks with a flat handle, in the factory to do b
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by Natsu 3y ago
Here's a video with a guy tapping the corner with a hammer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsXZVMEsGzY It doesn't need to be like that, just clipping the corner when racking it or having two pieces tap edges whil
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by Natsu 3y ago
Not to the same extent, no, but you can still see it hit hard in one way and shatter under the slightest tap in another way which was all I was trying to say.
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by Natsu 3y ago
In the factory, they sometimes seem to just explode randomly when the pieces next to them are just fine. It might be some anomaly of how they got quenched and/or temperature changes, though. I remember it mostly happening in winter f
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by Natsu 3y ago
I mean, I only said it could withstand a shovel's flat side and a good whack. I never tried shooting any glass, but I have personally had reason to whack a few tempered lites with a shovel when they wouldn't break and can persona
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by Natsu 3y ago
Yes, that's why they always protect the corners with a metal frame or put them in a window, etc. Though doing edgework beforehand may help avoid that somewhat. Two pieces on the conveyor out of the quench running into each other is pr
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by Natsu 3y ago
It's funny because you don't need the drop shape to demonstrate this at all. Any random piece of tempered glass demonstrates the same thing if you know where the stress is. You can hit a shovel against the flat side of a piece of
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by Natsu 3y ago
The article doesn't seem to explain what, exactly "tenure reform" is and just says that the law here codifies what tenure means. Does anyone know what specific reforms were contemplated that are now blocked?
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by Natsu 3y ago
It's funny, I usually only think about circles this way when trying to construct mutually tangent circular arcs, because if you have one circle inside (or outside) the other, their arcs are tangent at the point where they touch. I used
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by Natsu 3y ago
Didn't see that one, but there's a 6 year old boy who stole three oranges for his mother.
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by Natsu 3y ago
I searched for the name and found it, seems like they ship you a test kit, then ID the microbes in your mouth and make recommendations based on that. I noticed L. ruteri in some screenshots which I already know from other probiotic uses.
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by Natsu 3y ago
Tooth decay is caused by acid produced by bacteria. It's too bad we can't displace the bacteria themselves instead of working downstream from that.
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Do Dogs Have Belly Buttons?(akc.org)
1 points by Natsu 3y ago|0 comments
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by Natsu 3y ago
Elon didn't get any financial support from his dad after 18 and has been financially supporting him, not the other way around. The emerald mine thing, which his dad was once rumored to have some small share of (not 'owned'),
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by Natsu 3y ago
Thanks, I missed that because I saw several previous versions of this story that left that out.

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