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antibuddy
5y ago
Tell me what system without the capitalist IP system actually innovated faster/better. I only find a lot of failed attempts. Maybe monetary incentives are important for innovation. And I don't think it's perfect at all, but a
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antibuddy
5y ago
> For something to be accepted now it needs to be like something written by a professional writer [...] Actually it is mostly selected by person rather than content or style. Mostly evidenced by the fact that accepted edits are mostly do
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antibuddy
5y ago
On the other hand the incentive for people to innovate and make it accessible to anyone is often money. The criticism of capitalism is warranted, however the supposedly bad capitalist IP system is also the reason for innovation and cooperat
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antibuddy
5y ago
> Desktops and latops are work environments, not fashion accessories like iphones. Professionals don't like to change their gear if they don't need to. I think even smartphones are no fashion accessory anymore including the iPh
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antibuddy
5y ago
The vaccines are not sterile, so they do not stop the spread either.
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antibuddy
5y ago
There are no long-term studies for mRNA vaccines.
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antibuddy
5y ago
> I fell that makes an incredibly convincing case for vaccination, but I have not been able to convince any anti-vaxer with it, so there's that. People who don't want to be vaccinated with the new vaccines are not necessarily a
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antibuddy
5y ago
It's rather hard to resell these cards, so this is clearly better for nVidia. (not so good for everyone else)
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antibuddy
5y ago
I would shift the blame back to Reddit here, because they exposed data to mods that are completely unrelated to the subreddit. Another problem is the non-existing appeal process.
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antibuddy
5y ago
> Study: Drivers who experience shift work sleep disorder are 3x more likely to be involved in a vehicle crash This would mean (potentially) 200% higher risk, not 300%. PS.: Further down a 300% additional risk is stated, but it's co
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antibuddy
5y ago
> The way to parse WSL is that it's a <Windows (NT) Subsystem> for Linux. For me that still parses wrong on first try. I mean I can make sense of it, because I already know how it is meant, however for me the most obvious assu
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antibuddy
5y ago
At least in Germany[0] and Sweden I found nothing like that. [0]: https://www.destatis.de/DE/Themen/Gesellschaft-Umwelt/Bevoel... edit: I found no English version unfortunately, but at least the Excel file wh
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antibuddy
5y ago
I noticed (late summer last year) that especially age group 25-44 is/was affected in the US with a +25% (excess) mortality YoY. It is not entirely unusual that diseases affect different countries differently; However I found it peculia
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antibuddy
5y ago
My memory is a bit hazy, but I remember dd not working for Windows images. Did you test that recently?
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antibuddy
5y ago
In Kerala the all-cause mortality decreased from 2019-2020[0] - something you could observe in Germany as well. Kerala is said to be more advanced than other states in India, however it lends some credence to the official numbers. [0]: htt
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antibuddy
5y ago
> Makeshift funeral pyres in the middle of a city street don't happen in a country where something hasn't gone terribly wrong The same was said in Germany/Saxony (crematoria capacity reached), however they plain omitted th
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antibuddy
5y ago
In India currently die ~2 people per 100k per week on Corona. In Germany it was over triple that in December. The total Corona mortality in India is also way way lower as in Germany (16.842/100k vs 100.35/100k). I am not sure that
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antibuddy
5y ago
Everything so far ago is at least hard to prove/falsify, however this is true either way. I think every possible scenario (prehistorics being of more, less or equal potential) is at least plausible. At least it's easy to come up w
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antibuddy
5y ago
Autism is by (original) definition a disorder. If everyone has that disorder, then it is no longer a disorder. I think many people confuse specializaiton, focus and/or intellect with autism.
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antibuddy
5y ago
I'd infer from the CVE naming (CVE-2021-21551) that it was discovered this year.
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antibuddy
5y ago
Yeah, you're right. Better examples are: Zika: https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04064905 Influenza: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31079849/ Rabies: https://pubmed.ncbi
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antibuddy
5y ago
This is not new at all. They tried to use mRNA vaccines for other diseases as well, but were never approved. This still holds true to this date. edit: An example would be Dengvaxia.
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antibuddy
5y ago
> In many Asian countries it's absolutely normal to wear a mask when sick, to prevent further spread possibly to the weaker among society. "When sick" is an important distinction from the current regime. > A hygiene reg
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antibuddy
5y ago
That might indeed be a factor; however the processes to get rid of the alcohol (it's toxic after all) might be to blame as well.
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antibuddy
5y ago
> This is only anecdotal, but as somebody working in healthcare, mostly with autoimmune compromised patients in ambulate care, there's most certainly been a very noticeable effect among those patients, and even myself. And that is c
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antibuddy
5y ago
Your hyperbole will not fly well here. Generally speaking the rationale behind masks is heavily flawed and there is yet to be a study to prove that masks help in a pandemic. They sure work for limited amounts of time in specific use-cases,
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antibuddy
5y ago
I mean I kind of understand what he is saying (altho in an inappropriate way). It is likely for your own good to minimize screentime. However most people are still using their phone when bored. So you're either annoying people "gl
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antibuddy
5y ago
I am not sure if this is still the case, but be aware that a specific CRF on x264 vs x265 might mean a different (perceived) quality. It was certainly the case a few years ago.
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antibuddy
5y ago
The connotation of black and white is not just a western one. It often derives from light vs absence of light (white vs black), where absence of light is often taken as something disadvantageous. It is also rather rarely used as good vs bad
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antibuddy
5y ago
It would be equivalent if they would sell antibiotics-fed animals on the wet market. Otherwise it's really not equivalent at all. I am not disagreeing that both practices are bad, but that is just not the point.
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