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by argvargc 5y ago
Said the medieval King: Ransom: Another great "feature" of difficult-to-trace personal gold coinage What you're actually saying is: Bad thing: Another great "feature" of any kind of positive development in personal
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by argvargc 5y ago
Did way better on Hard mode than Easy. I think people get bored of doing this before we can see real indicative results. Scores under 5 on what amounts to a coin flip doesn't strike me as so remarkable, especially when coupled with an
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by argvargc 5y ago
Mental health: 1 in 5 adults developed mental disorders - https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/news/science/1-in-5-adu... 1 in 4 young adults suicidal - https://thehill.com/changing-america/we
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by argvargc 5y ago
Given a premise that perfect evolution is possible: The following is dependent on the unknown likely duration to perfect evolution, and how it overlaps with unknown (but widely-assumed to be light-speed) travelling limits. Given appropriate
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by argvargc 5y ago
This is amazing. Would you consider releasing the source? If not would you care to comment on development; language(s), dependencies etc?
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by argvargc 5y ago
Unfortunately for me, I genuinely thought this was going to be a DIY robot build that could disguise itself as something else.
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by argvargc 5y ago
Yeah, because unlike everything else ever invented in history, if AT&T and Bell hadn't done it, no one else ever would have, and there's also zero chance another wouldn't have done it any better. /s
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by argvargc 5y ago
Low resolution as in 16x16, or 320x320? And what of closer objects? Would we be able to directly image the Apollo-landing sites for instance?
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by argvargc 5y ago
You seem as intolerant as the people you deride for their intolerance.
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by argvargc 5y ago
Happy to be wrong on this. I've never experienced a bank that hasn't silently gouged on forex, and this is the first I've even heard of one that didn't. Definitely good to continue to be vigilant about such claims. As
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by argvargc 5y ago
Replace "bitcoin" with "the panicked response to COVID", inflate the numbers significantly, and you may be onto something.
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by argvargc 5y ago
"Free". In the case of any currency conversion - you'll likely be silently stung a single digit percentage during conversion. Check rates quoted on the final statement versus those prevailing at that time. For a few limited c
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by argvargc 5y ago
Possible but doubtful. Check market price history - the overheads of dealing with crypto are historically tiny compared to the profits of being forced to hold any.
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by argvargc 5y ago
"Skin in the game" is a working solution to combatting abuse/spam in decentralised systems. Due to regulation, it's not possible to build such solutions without crypto.
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by argvargc 5y ago
It is very volatile yes, and over twelve years this volatility has returned a 3x on investment on average, every year. Conversely, for someone deciding between the two, holding fiat has been equally as volatile, and returned a ~66% loss eac
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by argvargc 5y ago
Nope. If the shots happened to take 8 doses to be completely delivered, by tracking shots instead of complete treatments as your denominator, you've just artificially deflated any concern level by 8 times. 100 deaths / 8,000,000 d
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by argvargc 5y ago
Yes, I know. That's the problem. What you should be saying is that a more-informed person is less likely to make mistakes than a less-informed person. You assume that doctors, in the couple of hours they may dedicate each day to catc
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by argvargc 5y ago
Meanwhile in the real world, medical malpractice remains one of the leading causes of death.
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by argvargc 5y ago
GP is doing cases of blood clots rather than deaths. (209/22e6) Regardless, you're both doing it wrong (as mentioned in sibling). To find the correct denominator of persons-fully-vaccinated (second doses), visit the regulators Yel
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by argvargc 5y ago
Remember to divide by fully-vaccinated persons, not shots administered. It's not the shots that experience the blood clotting. Also, bear in mind that adverse event reporting has been clocked (in pretty much every study) at under-repor
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by argvargc 5y ago
There is a point where the potential consequences of a software flaw are so great that failing to fix it properly - after being informed of it - can understandably be seen as negligence.
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by argvargc 5y ago
Isn't it a bit more like a school suspending someone for turning up to class with explosives in their bag, and after they explain and apologise the school let's them off with a suspension, and then a short time later when the susp
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by argvargc 5y ago
This is a valid point in general, but for top tier currencies such as Doge, there are literally hundreds of exchanges with such orderbooks so it's not a concern. Further, most large trades don't take place on exchanges public orde
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by argvargc 5y ago
Wait until you discover traditional finance derivatives ;) https://demonocracy.info/infographics/world/lqp/liquidity_py...
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by argvargc 5y ago
It's a terrible name, anything starting with the abbreviated prefix "Gen" is hopelessly ambiguous. Is it "Generate"? "General"? "Generic"? "Genetic"? "Genesis"? While some wou
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by argvargc 5y ago
Even if true (it isn't - SSD issues appear to be mostly related to as-yet non-native software), a 3 yr lifespan for the price of 6 yrs worth of half-speed laptop makes sense.
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by argvargc 5y ago
Your statement about "huge batches of totally unrelated studies" is completely false. All studies on c19ivermectin.com are directly related to Ivermectin efficacy versus SAR-Cov-2, a small number relate to Ivermectins viral effica
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by argvargc 5y ago
Correct dosage and a dependency on administering in conjunction with Zinc. This is well-established in controlled studies conducted over the past year. Look at the data from the many controlled human trials, it's conclusive. Suppressin
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by argvargc 5y ago
Tens of thousands of patients have been tested in double-digit, peer-reviewed RCT's, showing high efficacy: https://c19ivermectin.com/
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by argvargc 5y ago
Maybe potentially saving lives by providing negligently under-reported and big- cough tech suppressed information is enough to motivate someone to set up an account?

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