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by _red 5y ago
>Anecdotally, I know someone who has been infected twice How does he know he was infected twice? Saying that a PCR test returned positive values two times isn't a great answer - since by its nature PCR is only counting the existence
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by _red 5y ago
>Post a study where totals are not separated by age / gender even though thats the claim. Sloppy job. https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2021/06/israel-detects-link-...
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by _red 5y ago
How about the reverse! If you're a 8 year old male, you get the shot and die of myocarditis, but the 82 yr old overweight cancer patient gets an extra 4 months!!! YAY!
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by _red 5y ago
>but you'd very much like it to, I can tell. What race am I?
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by _red 5y ago
If you had to choose a heart surgeon, would you do so based on their skill or on their skin color?
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by _red 5y ago
>I think any tech company would be better off with more women and nonwhite people Why? Do you have a source for your claim?
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by _red 5y ago
Probably D-DIMER test would be good too...
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by _red 5y ago
Seems like a bad time to invest in NFL. Its a dying sport.
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by _red 5y ago
>But if he wants to do that that's his choice I guess Well...was his choice. The effects of that choice are now a matter for autopsy.
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by _red 5y ago
Translation: The centralized decryption backdoor is functional.
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by _red 5y ago
So go ahead and take 5 of them?
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by _red 5y ago
Is it really that strange? His reported death fits the current concern... https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/safety/my...
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by _red 5y ago
Jack Mallers strike.me app is the way forward. I predict lots of these legacy money transfer services will adapt Jacks model (ie. use Bitcoin network / LN and just worry about controlling the end-points). This is somewhat analogous to
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by _red 5y ago
If thats true why the boosters? Or are you claiming the boosters have been upgraded with latest variants?
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by _red 5y ago
>Sending money thru mail is illegal... Its amazing how the average person believes normal human activity is "illegal"....goes to show the level of mental corruption we suffer under.
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by _red 5y ago
Doctors should be able to put fat people on much lower priority.
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by _red 5y ago
Scam. The hospital has already denied.
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by _red 5y ago
>you defrost your freezer and it freezes your apartment You had 20 years to promote your broken models. Its sad that its devolved down into such anti-science. I guess just keep goal-post moving?
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by _red 5y ago
>A Worldwide 3.5C temperature increases means winters will be colder... These types of logic-twisting pronouncements either indicate: Your models are wrong or you are simply transitioning into a superstition.
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by _red 5y ago
yes, via journalctl
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by _red 5y ago
There are lots of cools aspects of podman, for the admin one the real nice things is its integration with systemd. podman generate systemd <containerid> to generate .service files which can then be launched via systemd.
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by _red 5y ago
"we lose money on each sale but plan to make it up on volume...." ok
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by _red 5y ago
Yes, its for social media: When your environmental activism only needs to pass <280-char limit
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by _red 5y ago
If CA actually cared about the environment they would mandate everyone drive a 20+ yr old cars. The concept of strip-mining 100 tons of land to make a battery and then charging that battery with coal/nat gas is not environmentally frie
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by _red 5y ago
>Why jump to an assumption that there's a dark profit motive here? Total legal immunity + gov mandates to buy your product. Thats probably the largest single profit motive that could possibly exist...I mean can you reasonably imagin
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by _red 5y ago
>roughly 11 out of every 100 people in Sweden have been diagnosed with COVID-19, compared with 9.4 out of every 100 in the UK and 7.4 per 100 in Italy If the goal is to shoot for herd immunity, then you would need 40-60% of population to
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by _red 5y ago
I caught covid in 2020. One of the strange effects was tinnitus in left ear. The strange thing is I started noticing the 'ringing' almost right at same time I dimly perceived I was getting sick, when things were still just at &#x2
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by _red 5y ago
Its been amazing to watch companies like GOOG to release exceedingly careful press releases on QC. They carefully implied that their QC-tech were solving novel problems not possible with classical computers. For those that bothered to dig d
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by _red 5y ago
For me, it was when the Swedish approach was widely derided even though it was logically sound. (isolate the at-risk, everyone else get on with life and build herd immunity).
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by _red 5y ago
Its an interesting problem and harkens back to the "99% of what you read on the internet was written by an insane person". Normal humans have neither the inclination nor time to spend 200 hours per week micromanaging forum discuss

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