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by aldoushuxley001 9y ago
No, that's an extraordinary leap to make. Private medicine still manages to provide diagnostic services in a much better way than governments.
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by aldoushuxley001 9y ago
What is hubski's innovation? Using tags to organize more prolifically?
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by aldoushuxley001 9y ago
Would usernames be included? Seems incredibly taxing to encrypt usernames too but is that what's suggested?
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With social networks where the users own their data.
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by aldoushuxley001 9y ago
Can't you just use a whitelist of allowable characters?
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That title could be interpreted in a sinister way
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by aldoushuxley001 9y ago
It's natural for /r/Canada to go against the government of the day. Just like they loathed Harper, so too will they loathe Trudeau. That's just the burden of governing.
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by aldoushuxley001 9y ago
Can't you just rigorously define the unimportant stuff? Like that which is related to vaxxiinwa, Trump or politics in general?
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by aldoushuxley001 9y ago
> I could provide an example of research which is disincentivized in traditional academia but incentivized in independent research from my own PhD research if you're interested. I'd be interested, if possible.
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by aldoushuxley001 9y ago
I think you're clearly downplaying some of the risks the original poster notes, simply to make a point. Nitrates, for example, are in fact quite bad for us. They're carcinogens according to the WHO (1) It's also well known th
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by aldoushuxley001 9y ago
where in the head? Is there a region in the brain this occurs?
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by aldoushuxley001 9y ago
Kind of off topic, but did you ever find out Kublai Khan's religious medicinal interests? I'd be curious to know.
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by aldoushuxley001 9y ago
"Only interesting problems/solutions/results get published" I'm afraid we're already there. Journals are very much strongly incentivized to publish only interesting or novel results.
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by aldoushuxley001 9y ago
Actually in this case the answer is fairly simple: it's corruption. Most people living in Ontario or Quebec know that the construction industry there is dominated by the mob. You gotta be real careful not to step over the wrong people&
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by aldoushuxley001 9y ago
Small scale agriculture is actually very profitable if you do it right. I know farmer making $100,000/year off half an acre within city of Vancouver, and while that's definitely a bit of an outlier, shows that it's very very
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by aldoushuxley001 9y ago
Have you tried growing your own food as a way to get that connection back? For me, ive found it an invaluable way to "get out of my head" and calm down my mind. It's very peaceful, plus you get to eat fresh food. But mostly I
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by aldoushuxley001 9y ago
I'm curious, what is it about Twitter that you'd pay for?
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by aldoushuxley001 9y ago
No it's not. I don't know of any non-naturally born people who have an advantage. Currently, people born via IVF are more likely to be born prematurely and with increased risks of mental and physical problems. We may be there soon
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by aldoushuxley001 9y ago
The amount of times insect populations are sampled (sparingly) means that there's simply not enough deaths proportional to the population to have a meaninful effect on selecting for those traits.
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by aldoushuxley001 9y ago
What do you find are the tradeoffs vs. working with Elasticsearch or Solr? But great job, I've bookmarked your post to come back to and I'll give it a shot for sure. Definitely very enticing.
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by aldoushuxley001 9y ago
Does anyone know if GraphQL can be used for a social network competitor to facebook? Or is that still risky?
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Any idea on how I might go about implementing this in Django?
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Actually this sort of farming does have more yield per acre, it just requires significantly more manual labour. As tech evolves tho, I think we'll see chemical pesticides and herbicides replaced with mechanical solutions instead. The w
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Trump was a private citizen at the time. That was a donation from Thiel to Trump presidential campaign. Corruption is mostly reservered for government favouritism.
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by aldoushuxley001 9y ago
I think it's the background-colour. Every other link on reddit has a slightly darker background, which helps separate the links. HN doesn't have this, preferring to simply number the links as its way of differentiating