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by andrewseanryan 6y ago
It says it recharges in ten minutes. Let’s see.
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Ask HN: Best Project Management Tool for Global, Complex, Project
2 points by andrewseanryan 6y ago|1 comments
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by andrewseanryan 6y ago
Very useful video for this discussion. Thanks.
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by andrewseanryan 6y ago
And yet... those who stay in the game and who try new things regularly get “lucky” while those who quit, don’t develop and learn from a process, and who try the same methods over and over don’t get lucky. It is far too simple to say that it
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by andrewseanryan 6y ago
Just watch the Zapruder film in slo mo ( https://youtu.be/eqzJQE8LYrQ ) He gets shot in the neck, it appears to exit the front of his neck and enter the backside of the guy in the front seat (I think the governor). He then ge
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by andrewseanryan 6y ago
S/he must have watched Stone’s JFK...
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by andrewseanryan 6y ago
This sounds like some dialogue from a Scorsese film...
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by andrewseanryan 6y ago
As a simple problem solving thought experiment, I’ve been saying the same thing (purposeful infection with a cold virus). It’s not likely to be an outcome that we would want to use, but from my laymen perspective it sounds much easier than
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by andrewseanryan 6y ago
When looking at the numbers, you may want to take consideration the cultural acceptability of suicide. There are cultures where suicide is not viewed the same way, and therefore it may be elevated. Certain philosophies view it as an accept
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by andrewseanryan 6y ago
If there is a nearly harmless coronavirus going around, whether it is a common cold or previously unidentified virus (as the article suggests), that provides partial immunity to COVID, what is stopping us from purposefully infecting people
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by andrewseanryan 6y ago
Somewhat related to this... I’m an American who hasn’t been in USA since September (currently in Canada, Europe before that). I am wondering if I could get into the Eu from Canada even though I’m traveling on USA passport? I’ve seen no flex
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Testing wastewater seen as key to tracking Covid: CDC Official(politico.com)
2 points by andrewseanryan 6y ago|0 comments
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What I learned from 2 years of mindfulness practice(medium.com)
1 points by andrewseanryan 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Is there ANY scientific evidence of 5G being harmful
29 points by andrewseanryan 7y ago|22 comments
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Persistent wind has driven people mad throughout history(lithub.com)
9 points by andrewseanryan 7y ago|1 comments
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Gates Foundation to “Waste” Billions Building Factories for 7 Covid-19 Vaccines(futureloop.com)
2 points by andrewseanryan 7y ago|0 comments
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The Oregon Trail (video game) on Archive.org (1990)(archive.org)
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by andrewseanryan 7y ago
Location: American living in Ottawa, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: - Marketing/Digital: Google Ads, Facebook/Instagram Ads Manager, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Premiere, Adobe After
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by andrewseanryan 7y ago
Hi Pete. Thanks for mentioning Holotropic breathwork. I've never tried it but I want to dig deeper into the breathwork world since I have found success with the WHM. It sounds like you have been doing this for quite some time so I woul
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A 12-Minute Routine That Improves the Immune System and Alleviates Anxiety(medium.com)
2 points by andrewseanryan 7y ago|2 comments
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by andrewseanryan 7y ago
Well... it worked in South Korea. It would have to be temporary and only for positive tests.
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by andrewseanryan 7y ago
I suppose you have a point there. I was thinking that it could be bad that so many are spreading without knowing it. Also, if many are asymptomatic, and the test is creating a large number of false-positives for those that are asymptomatic,
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by andrewseanryan 7y ago
This article on hacker news a couple of days ago could explain a lot of this. There is a possibility that a very large number of the asymptomatic positive tests are in fact false-positives. This could be good news for the world, but I'
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by andrewseanryan 7y ago
That patent is absurd. This system is broken.
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by andrewseanryan 7y ago
This crisis is moving technology to the forefront even more. From life saving equipment, to entertainment/communication/learning for the quarantined. There are countless ways for tech to play a large and important role.
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by andrewseanryan 7y ago
I was not tested although I went to the doctor 4 times over 5 weeks. I went to Milan from Munich in January. Upon returning to Munich, I was hit with a sudden, dry cough. It was noticeably different from anything I had experienced before. I
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Ask HN: Why didn’t SARS spread like Covid-19?
3 points by andrewseanryan 7y ago|2 comments
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by andrewseanryan 7y ago
One big question is what percentage of positive tests are asymptomatic? If only a tiny percent are asymptomatic, then this false positive issue would not be elevating the total numbers much, right? I won’t claim to have the best resource he
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by andrewseanryan 7y ago
Got it. Thanks! I have a masters in public health and still need to get schooled by hacker news! Haha
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by andrewseanryan 7y ago
Would I be correct with the following: If the false positive rate is higher than the expected rate of disease in a given community, then the majority of positive tests will be false positives. Does this relate to COVID in any way? Since the

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