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"Conclusions Real-world effectiveness of child mask mandates against SARS-CoV-2 transmission or infection has not been demonstrated with high-quality evidence. The current body of scientific data does not support masking children for p
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I like this but I don't understand one part under "Saying OK" * sometimes probably best just not tell project manager and do it 80/20 way.* Does 80/20 in this context mean that we'll implement 80% of what is a
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There are no houses that cheap 40 minutes from Seattle...
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Is the problem really related to COBOL, or is the fact that this institution is basically unaccountable to taxpayers?
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Pentagon fails audit for sixth year in a row
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Andrew Huberman notes this is an effective weight loss technique due to calories spend bouncing one's heel/tapping due. Apparently, the calf muscle is unique in that the repetitive action translates into calories burnt.
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It's sad that you have to claim that you're "not anti-vax" in order to criticize a broken system these days.
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https://archive.md/84p6C
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Shame on you for shaming me for expressing my opinion on the internet....
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That sounds like a way of narrative distortion - convincing people that higher prices are somehow a good thing, when all this does is hurt the working poor more than anyone else. Shame on NPR.
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He (Musk) actually seems to care about humanity, and that baffles people.
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Yes, not to mention his (completely free) lecture series on the Bible, Nietzsche, Dostoevsky, Solzhenitsyn.... an incredibly scholar he is.
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If a cousin, aunt, or uncle used this service, does that automatically mean my DNA is visible/accessible?
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How does this limit or prevent burnout?
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Iodine is frequently mising in modern diets. Most table salt doesn't even contain it anymore. It's recommended to supplement with iodine.
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That is not related to why stores like Target, Rite Aid, etc. continually get looted in San Francisco and other west coast cities.
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Yes, but this epidemic of urban crime is very new for our generation. We haven't had these "catch-and-release" policies with violent criminals. We haven't legalized shoplifting for sums under $950 before. We haven't
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Sounds like this was only an effect in 2020 and 2021 covid. Since then, it's seemed to lose those symptoms.
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Hopefully they get a free subscription to LinkedIn Pro (or whatever it's called) in their severance.
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Why would they leave Twitter/X? There's so much needless Musk-bashing ever since he made the purchase.
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Ask HN: Has anyone successfully convinced management to switch to a 4D workweek?
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Well, here we go. AI fraud is going to escalate things to an unthinkable level. If you thought people generating phone numbers to spam-call you with dubious "pharmacy" offers was bad, it just seems like things are going to get wor
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email_storm
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Is this for connecting to a home device without paying for wifi?
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Again, here is a case of rationalists misinterpreting risks based on data.
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Right. I don't understand their thinking process here.
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Here's a case of rationalists misinterpreting risks based on data. Driving is a risk I accept. Being mugged or assaulted by someone on fentanyl with limited police or law enforcement on public transport is a risk that I cannot account
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Good comment. We must never forget the egregious violations of civil rights incurred for seemingly no good reason at all. I remember being kicked off the beach in Chicago, when I was just hanging out _alone_. What does that have to do with
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You have no idea what you're talking about, but I'm glad you feel safe on the bus. Criminality stats are low, so the chances of being assaulted on our light rail or buses is indeed low, but it only takes one incident to lead to lo
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How does this compare to Krav Maga classes?
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