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5y ago
Thank you for this needed comment. ER wait times were a problem before Covid. I've experienced waiting in an ER with a loved one who was convulsing, it was extremely scary and sobering to see how long we waited (about an hour or so).
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5y ago
And what about unknown long-haul effects from newly developed vaccines? Are we permitted to be concerned about those?
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5y ago
What about distinguishing between long term efficiency and short term efficiency? Decentralized systems tend to be more efficient in the long term. Centralized systems tend to be more efficient in the short term. I think this may be true-i
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5y ago
There seems to be a recursive aspect to this. Accusations of racism are used to silence (censor) voices. From the article: Charges of “racism,” for instance, are primarily deployed against the political opponents of upwardly-mobile, highly
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5y ago
Delivering it closer does provide more power. Some of the power is lost to heat as the electricity travels through the traces on the motherboard.
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5y ago
What!? NPR's website contains articles with false time stamps. Are you ok with this? Why does the conspiracy theorist angle matter at all? Knowing when an article was written is a useful piece of information that is being destroyed b
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5y ago
A hypothesis: We are all narrative building, all of the time. It's what humans do. I can't really tell if that is 100% true, but I think it might be. I think confirmation bias could be looked at through this lens. We have an i
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5y ago
Why people are so quick to blame to blame anti-vaxxers? The United States has millions of immigrants and visitors from other countries. Some go through official channels which require vaccinations, many do not. According to the CDC, Measl
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5y ago
When docker first arrived, people were confused about how to use it. I remember seeing lots of people putting an ssh daemon in their containers!?! I like the s6-overlay approach, it's pragmatic. I haven't been using containers a
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5y ago
I hope you can avoid becoming bitter. I've struggled with this myself. I appreciate your other response in this thread too. There is some real wisdom to avoiding politics in certain situations. However, if we never talk about thing
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5y ago
do you have any trouble running shell scripts? I would suppose that the #! line at the top of the script would save you from problems in most cases. What about bash one liners? I had a bad experience with Ubuntu's (Debian's) dash
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5y ago
I don't know what it means. I can tell you that as I've become more conservative, I've been less able to express myself freely. I started off life as a liberal and spent most of my adult life not affiliated with a political
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5y ago
I wish I could find a "slam dunk" source that stated what the current threshold recommended by the CDC, but I can't quite find it. I've personally read many sources that talked about using cycle counts above 30 over the
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5y ago
> but I wonder how much is simply lack of interest in understanding others. Talk about assuming the worst about people! Let me present an alternate theory: The "blue tribe" is surprised by a "red tribe" reaction more
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5y ago
I posted this comment in good faith. I would appreciate feedback rather than downvotes.
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5y ago
That figure seems questionable. 1) high cycle PCR tests tend to produce false positives. [0] 2) recently (maybe now?) the CDC was recommending that the cycle count be lowered for vaccinated individuals (break through cases). [1] If unvaccin
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5y ago
I think these kinds of questions are very personal. I had a close family member who couldn't walk. She didn't make her inability to walk a part of her identity, it was just something annoying she had to put up with. I doubt she
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5y ago
my point is that there is inconsistency between popular descriptions of jan6 and the charges. If jan6 was as bad as many say it was, then we should expect to see not only serious indictments, but also convictions.
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5y ago
> Pizzagate was a crafted phenomenon Maybe. The emails that kicked off pizzagate don't seem to be crafted to me. > the realtor found a handkerchief (I think it has a map that seems pizza-related. Is it yorus? The emails were us
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5y ago
if they "violently and successfully interrupted a core democratic process", why do you think the charges being levied against these terrorists are so light? Why no charges of insurrection?
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5y ago
> The risk of covid and the vaccination are now sufficiently well understood that being anti vaxx is just nonsensical. What process do you use to evaluate how well risks are understood by experts?
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5y ago
From the article: > It’s important to note childhood vaccines for polio, measles, mumps, rubella and smallpox aren’t leaky; they are considered “perfect” vaccines.
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5y ago
All of the risks you just described exists in every home with electrical outlets.
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5y ago
Subjective? What about the hundred flowers campaign? > ... a period from 1956 to 1957 in the People's Republic of China during which the Communist Party of China (CPC) encouraged citizens to express openly their opinions of the co
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5y ago
I really love hearing about your personal experiences with this, and I think a lot of other people do too. if it were low power electronics you were powering, I would suggest taking the battery to 14.4v and using some diodes to drop the vol
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Can you tell us more about what kind of vehicles you are building? Are they big enough for people? I'd love to hear more about your experiences around this!
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> ... and form your own opinion around this I think this is the bottom line, it is up to each of us to do our own due diligence and to come to our own conclusions. Labeling something a conspiracy theory is more about controlling what pe
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Excellent point! I updated it to make the number of births per family a parameter. It's still an approximation of reality of course. Here are the results when the number of max births per family is dropped to 2: boys = 74861
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From TFA: A leader in this campaign has been Peter Daszak, president of EcoHealth Alliance, a non-profit organisation given millions of dollars in grants by the US federal government to research viruses for pandemic preparedness.1 Over
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If anyone is unsure of the truth of the parent post (like I was), I built a simple simulator in Python to test it for myself [0] boys = 100000 girls 99350 boys = 100000 girls 100333 boys = 100000
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