bananabiscuit

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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
Nothing in the video, but see somebameforme’s post ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30615313 ). No need for hasty accusations of spreading misinformation.
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
Oh, interesting, did not know it could be so fast.
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
I’m curious how git bisect was applied here. Wouldn’t you have to compile the whole kernel somehow and then run your test program using that kernel? Is that really what was done here?
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
Very true, and I do agree the message at the top to “have your orders in by the end of this month!” is pretty deceptive also.
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
Also will add that I ordered two keyboards from them around 2018 and they finally came 2021 (without printed key caps) and I finally got the printed key caps this year. Yeah, this is not a well run business, it seems more of a hobby project
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
Sometimes I even go as far as to comment only based on the headline.
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
I guess all the Putin supporters outside of Russia are very lucky to not have to move their domains off namecheap!
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
What are the prerequisites for understanding this?
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
What did Joe Rogan say about this?
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
Does this include the vaccine workplace requirement too? https://www1.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-vaccine-workpla...
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
If that’s what he wants then he should lift his vaccine mandates for in person work.
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
Why is it important for this particular site to use https or tls?
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
You are assuming earning money is a meritocracy. It definitely is not. Also the government’s role in spending money is to offset tragedies of the commons. No matter how well someone can deploy money, they have little incentive to deploy the
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
Because they are out of patent.
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
The only studies that ever showed these 2 drugs to be ineffective were run on already hospitalized patients. There are plenty of small studies that showed these 2 drugs to have an effect in early treatment, but curiously, no large CRT studi
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
4 cases, with outcomes that we can expect around 99% of the time. What’s the statistical power on that? Something indistinguishable from zero? I don’t understand why articles like this get written at all.
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
For a while they allowed testing negative or recovery from a prior infection to count for the green pass. Did they change that?
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
Israel might be a safe country to go to. The Orthodox there would make it very difficult for that country to enact a vaccine mandate.
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
Not sure if “straw man” is appropriate here but the answers from that user are on the verge of patronizing for sure.
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
Hydroxychloroquine was only conclusively proven to have no effect on already hospitalized patients with severe covid. It is now known that this is the point in the disease where the significant portion of viral activity has already taken pl
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
Does the author realize that the “Trump as god emperor” thing is itself a satirical leaning-into of the left’s belief that Trump was fascist dictator?
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
I think I’ve seen what you’re talking about but also forgot where. I tried finding it again and this seems to be close: http://aprovecho.org/?paybox_id=79
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
What a ridiculous article. Is there a name for this? Dressing up obviously biased partisan opinion as “Science”.
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
This book changed how I practice piano and also pretty much any other skill. I also really enjoy the tone of this book. I think the author might actually be manic. I can't find it now in this online version, but in my decade old printe
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
So this study only looks at covid-19 patients that were hospitalized and comparing that to the vaccinated population? How is it an improvement to introduce a selection bias that wasn’t there in a previous study? I guess more data points are
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
So the untruthful assertion that they corrected is that “the NIH had not funded gain-of-function research”, meaning that the correct assertion according to the NIH is that they had funded GoF research. Correct?
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
Is there a way to sync the rowing log stored on the pm5 to the iOS app after the fact?
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
They are dancing around the fact that ivermectin is indeed a 3CL protease inhibitor, despite that the molecule is very different from the new anti-virals being developed, and despite that 3CL protease inhibition was not primarily what made
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
Just like every other 「fact-check」 I’ve seen recently, this just attacks the most weak and absurd version of the fact. The reason people are saying it’s repackaged ivermectin is not because it’s literally the same chemical in new packaging,
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by bananabiscuit 5y ago
I’d read that book. Can a sign up for news on its release somewhere?

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