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by berenza 5y ago
Lots in here to read through, but i want to interject for a moment about this line: States such as Australia and New Zealand paid a heavy price for misunderstanding what exactly worked and did not work against Covid-19. Suddenly, with the o
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by berenza 5y ago
Cool techbut they're exaggerating things a bit in the linked story. From the news story: This therapy took the form of a gel that was injected directly into the tissue wrapped around the spinal cords of several lab mice, 24 hours after
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by berenza 5y ago
"For the re-analysis, Andrew Hill, PhD, of the University of Liverpool in England, and colleagues included 12 studies with 2,628 participants, and assessed them for bias." https://ivmmeta.com/ lists 64 studies, an
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by berenza 5y ago
there's another site that shows a series' ratings on a handy chart which is pretty cool. https://www.ratingraph.com/ an example show: https://www.ratingraph.com/tv-shows/the-simpsons-ratings-3
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by berenza 5y ago
That seems like a bit of a simplification. Even if nuclear energy isn't "the solution" it might be part of a solution, especially as a replacement for coal, oil and gas energy.
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by berenza 5y ago
Call me a conspiracy theorist idiot (i am), but aren't these vaccines just going to produce more and more deadly strains if they don't produce immunity and just block symptoms?
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by berenza 5y ago
see also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27739596 [Audacity: Clarification of Privacy Policy] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27741910 [Audacity fork without any sentry telemetry or crash reporti
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by berenza 5y ago
more cases = more variants so from an epidemiological standpoint it's still an important measure.
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by berenza 5y ago
i can't watch the video so i can't be sure, but i somehow doubt the professor has violated any of the commmunity guideline policies set out here. https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/9891785?hl=en&am
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by berenza 5y ago
txstreet is a bit more informative as a visualizer https://txstreet.com/v/btc-eth
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by berenza 6y ago
the future of NFTs will probably involve a shift from NFTs as collectible novelties to NFTs linked to offchain events, data and payments, combining the advantages of both decentralized and traditional worlds. https://blog.chain.l
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by berenza 6y ago
there is work being done on bridging smart contracts with contract law and it may be further along than you think. https://www.lawsociety.org.uk/topics/research/blockchain-leg... https://www.lawtechnolo
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by berenza 6y ago
be wary of bakkt, there was talk a few years ago about them issuing fake bitcoin and trying to valuate it like real bitcoin. caitlin long mentions it in an interview here. https://youtu.be/kxpVO6RE09E proper custodial servi
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by berenza 6y ago
article is from 2018
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by berenza 6y ago
bitcoin mining does not need grid power, just internet connection. you can set up a mine in the middle of the desert, or in antarctica, and it works just fine. if grid energy gets expensive enough, a lot of things will become unfeasible but
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by berenza 6y ago
bitcoin works just fine with any power source, not just conveniently located grid energy. you can mine bitcoin in a remote place and transmit the network data much more easily than you can transport/transmit energy. you could raise the
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by berenza 6y ago
for bitcoin, there is plenty here: https://www.lopp.net/bitcoin-information.html once you're up to speed on bitcoin, you're ready for smart contracts. i'd suggest looking up Sergey Nazarov on youtube and watc