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by Scandiravian 1y ago
Thank you for the explanation. It's obviously not great that this was missed, but finger-pointing now doesn't really help anyone, so I'll focus on what seems to me like the root issue My impression is that there is an informa
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by Scandiravian 1y ago
Thank you for being communicative about this and for the great work you're doing on OpenBao I'm very disappointed to hear that the researchers didn't do their due diligence and informed the OpenBao project about this issue be
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by Scandiravian 1y ago
Thanks for the great work and swift communication I'm very disappointed to hear that the researchers did not disclose these findings to the OpenBao project before publishing them, so you now have to rush a release like this Will you re
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by Scandiravian 1y ago
It sounds like these issues are from before the fork, in which case they will be It also doesn't sound like the researchers made an effort to safely disclose these findings to the OpenBao project before publishing them, which I think w
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by Scandiravian 1y ago
Even more importantly; were these vulnerabilities responsibly disclosed to the OpenBao project before they were published?* *Assuming OpenBao has a process in place for this
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by Scandiravian 1y ago
It could be that the author was trying to make the agent do something wrong and the move operation has potential for that I'll do even more sidetracking and just state that the behaviour of "move" in Windows as described in t
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by Scandiravian 2y ago
There's a higher monthly salary in the US, sure. However, you're expected to work very long hours (60-80 hours per week) and get basically no time off In my current position I'm hired for an expected 37 hours per week. This c
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by Scandiravian 2y ago
Having experienced layoffs in both US and EU companies, the difference is massive. In my experience there is very little respect for "the human" being laid off in US companies People literally would just disappear day to day. I&#x
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by Scandiravian 2y ago
That's during the power grab to prevent the opposition from rallying resistance during the transition. When you have power, you need to establish control of the money to ensure you keep the power
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by Scandiravian 2y ago
Someone's been reading the dictator's handbook. First step when you gain power is to ensure control of the treasury
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by Scandiravian 2y ago
If a sufficiently large part of a population behaves altruistically, it does makes sense for adoption to happen. In the example with the elephant seals, if a mother becomes separated from her calf during a storm, having a predisposition in
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by Scandiravian 2y ago
I switched to rustic a couple of months ago due to it being able to filter based on .gitignore files. Have done a few test restores and everything has worked well so far
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by Scandiravian 2y ago
I go into more depth in the sibling comment, but I am not that optimistic about the prospect of these start-ups, given that ChatGPT is currently heavily subsidised by Microsoft When that cost eventually has to be recouped I think the pricin
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by Scandiravian 2y ago
I probably worded myself too harshly. There could definitely be value in a good ChatGPT "skin". I personally use Neurolist, which is pretty good With that said, I think the main problem faced by these new businesses is not making
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by Scandiravian 2y ago
I think the article is painting an overly positive view of the situation, without looking into anymore than a surface level causality How many of these new businesses are started because it's the only way to make ends meet? How many of
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by Scandiravian 2y ago
Everyone understands this. People say free, as in "free at the point of use/consumption" I think it's somewhat disrespectful to assume other people don't understand a pretty elementary economic principle
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by Scandiravian 2y ago
"then why does your bathroom have a door with a lock"
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by Scandiravian 3y ago
I think I phrased myself poorly, the racoon dog part is the probability where it's a Zoonotic origin The probability of someone getting infected from a racoon dog is much higher than the joined probability required for the lab leak. So
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by Scandiravian 3y ago
Thanks for clarifying it for me I think that the argument you're quoting was not so much about how many people would have been infected by this hypothetical patient zero, but that the combined probability of all those events is much sm
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by Scandiravian 3y ago
I don't think I fully understand your argument. Could you expand on it a bit more?
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by Scandiravian 3y ago
The price is not set to solely recoup the development cost. It's set to produce a profit. Secondly, Novo has probably made sales for around 80-100 billion dollars for Wegovy and Ozempic at this point. Given that 20%-25% of that are fro
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by Scandiravian 3y ago
It is, which is why I think it's silly to focus on a single drug, when I think it's a pretty obvious systemic issue in how the US has structured its healthcare system
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by Scandiravian 3y ago
Which they can do because the US has created a system that incentivizes companies to lobby for their own interests over that of the US population
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by Scandiravian 3y ago
Which I think aligns with what I wrote, since I specifically didn't state that they are required to maximise profits for their shareholders, only that they are beholden to said shareholders In reality those shareholders will pretty muc
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by Scandiravian 3y ago
I'm honestly not sure if you're trolling here - you seem to purposefully be missing the point and I'm honestly not sure what you're trying to achieve here If a country's largest company based on market cap is bigger
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by Scandiravian 3y ago
That's a pretty strong claim. Do you have a source for that?
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by Scandiravian 3y ago
The US made a decision to prioritise corporations over their citizens I get that it's easier to blame other countries for "free-riding", than to acknowledge that the US itself is to blame for the way it has decided to structu
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by Scandiravian 3y ago
I think that depends on what I'm trying to illustrate There's a lot of pensions and savings tied up in Novo stock, so a potential downturn would have a catastrophic impact on the danish citizens The danish economy is, to a large e
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by Scandiravian 3y ago
Thanks for the clarification! :)
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by Scandiravian 3y ago
First of, I think that health-care prices in the US are horrible and have terrible consequences for patients However, the blame doesn't lie with pharmaceutical companies. They're not selling their products cheaper elsewhere becaus

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