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by berdario 2y ago
You know what increases likelihood of blood clots? Covid https://www.hdruk.ac.uk/news/risk-of-blood-clots-remains-for... You should be grateful that you've been able to get a vaccine when you could, and quit being
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by berdario 2y ago
Unlike the Oxford-Astrazeneca, there were no concerns that caused it to be suspended, so that's good news for you, I guess. That said, they also stopped selling it: https://www.fda.gov/news-events/press-announcemen
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by berdario 2y ago
> The covid vaccine I had to take to as a condition to travel and employment has been banned from the market for safety reasons. Which one? If you're talking about the Oxford-Astrazeneca vaccine, you should be gald to know that the
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by berdario 2y ago
You should bother reading what you're replying to, because emissions are in fact decreasing... It's not simply the rate of increase Will that be sustained? We'll soon see, but let's not be ignorant of the progress being
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by berdario 2y ago
Except that the people arguing against considering cumulative emissions, are precisely those doing the least to address the problem
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by berdario 2y ago
You're responding in a thread in which people are discounting the "actions", because "the Communist Party doesn't really want to decrease CO2" I demonstrated that their words match their actions (ecology and en
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by berdario 2y ago
> US per capita is falling Keep in mind that electricity demand in the US is decreasing. If you reduce your manufacturing, of course it'll reflect positively on emissions. China demonstrates that it's possible to make CO2 emiss
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by berdario 2y ago
It's only 2x if you consider the annual emissions, but the CO2 stays in the atmosphere. If you consider cumulative CO2 emissions, the US was around 3 times as high as China (with data up to 2015) https://www.thelancet.com&#x
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by berdario 2y ago
> there isn't much evidence they care about CO2 at all Their government explicitly has carbon reduction and measures to mitigate climate change as a priority, it's not a secret. https://meeb.sz.gov.cn/hdjl/
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by berdario 2y ago
Do you have any details about the kind of mechanism that they used? If it's a private/public kind of mechanism, they should be able to disclose the public key for signature verification. If it's not, and it's some kind o
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by berdario 2y ago
> Many Venezuelan people have verified their records. Including the “witnesses” who have signed all the records. The signatures can be seen on the pictures The thing is that these witness signatures could be forged (together with the tal
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by berdario 2y ago
https://resultadosconvzla.com/ Claims Actas digitalizadas: 24.576 (81,85%) > Their current analysis obviously doesn't but they also admit that their sample is biased towards anti-Maduro centers. If that's true,
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by berdario 2y ago
I was curious to understand what exactly are those raw images of the voting records. Apparently the ID of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarek_William_Saab is publicly known ( 8.459.301 ) So, thanks to that I've be
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by berdario 2y ago
Exit polls favored Maduro at 54% of the votes: https://x.com/Hinterlaces/status/1817599369471799639 The exit poll that you referred to, is by EdisonResearch EdisonResearch is based in New Jersey, and doesn't
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by berdario 2y ago
I was curious to check the National Electoral Council website, to get their latest tally straight from the source... http://www.cne.gov.ve/ And the website is currently not loading. They might simply be struggling to keep u
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by berdario 2y ago
> Land is a form of property in every single definition used in literally every form of jurisprudence. Not everywhere. At least not in the form of private property that an individual can own > All urban land in China is owned by the C
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by berdario 2y ago
> The right to own property doesn't mean you have the right to own all forms of property Maybe? If you want a specific form of property, and you have the means to acquire it, lots of people would probably think that you should be
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by berdario 2y ago
That's true, but what's stopping a company from documenting a security issue as a known (mis)behaviour/bug? [*] Companies can join/setup a bug bounty program, and just use it as a fig leaf for pretending to care about th
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by berdario 2y ago
I can see this argument making a bit of sense, but if they documented this 3 years after the issue was reported, they don't have a way to demonstrate that they truly already knew. At the end it boils down to: is Github being honest and
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by berdario 2y ago
An educative reply is easier to ignore than a (or multiple) replies in which you're ridiculed. Moreover, being thought about how you're wrong about X might not necessarily translate in the subject being more careful before confide
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by berdario 2y ago
At minute 12:33 in this video it explains the 180-days rule and other details: https://youtu.be/WgWK6_AYq_o?si=5aqdt7DW-gYd7XdN it might not be completely cut off, but the embargo is harsh, especially for an island ot only
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by berdario 2y ago
What you're talking about is a smear campaign from ABC: https://independentaustralia.net/politics/politics-display/a...
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by berdario 2y ago
> A portion of your sovereign territory was invaded, and you did/are attempting to defend it Technically true, but if you get some amount of promised military support, you're going to try to be more ambitious in your defense&#x
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by berdario 2y ago
Can you share a link to it in one of your comments or your profile? I mean, don't know if your post was an external link where you explained the issue, or if the explanation was directly embedded in HN, but currently I don't know
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by berdario 2y ago
Not the parent, but I think the main hypocrisy is to claim that freedom of enterprise and that freedom or speech are paramount, and then cracking down on Tiktok. The fact that Tiktok has 60% ownership by investment funds (most of which are
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by berdario 2y ago
> For example, in your world, as long as enough people agree with me, I can decide that the couch in your living room should actually be in the kitchen. After all, one of the most widespread place in the world is your housing and in toda
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by berdario 3y ago
That's true, and if you're doing intra-Schengen travel to attend a relative's funeral, I'd consider risking it... But otherwise: keep in mind that the freedom of movement is reserved to EU citizens (and their families):
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by berdario 3y ago
From elsewhere in the comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39874621 > He came on IRC, he seemed ok. He did some cleanup of access and signed off for easter.
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by berdario 3y ago
Interesting! As some of the Tweet replies mentioned, they shipped releases that contained the backdoor, and committed other questionable changes at the "usual" times. For sure we're almost certainly not dealing with a comprom
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by berdario 3y ago
But the actual interactions with Github are done between 12.00 UTC and 18.00 UTC https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39870925 https://play.clickhouse.com/play?user=play#U0VMRUNUIHRvSG91c...

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