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Performance of pooled testing for SARS-CoV-2(wwwnc.cdc.gov)
4 points by bhickey 6y ago|0 comments
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by bhickey 6y ago
> lower CT value equivalents correspond to lower infectivity. Ct stands for cycle threshold: how many cycles did you need to run the PCR machine before crossing your detection threshold.
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by bhickey 6y ago
The Russian vaccine uses an adenovirus vector. It's unlikely to work in people who were previously infected with adenovirus.
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by bhickey 6y ago
> Has it occurred to you that life has succeeded on the planet primarily by a fantastical luck of getting dosed with EXACTLY the right amount of radiation, carefully controlled by an atmosphere that literal took a millennia of millennia
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by bhickey 6y ago
At age 84 Carolyn Bryant Donham allegedly confessed to instigating Till's lynching. She's still is alive today, age 86.
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by bhickey 6y ago
Conduit isn't very common in US residential construction. Electricians will generally cut a hole in the drywall, drill a hole in the floor plate and tack the cabling to the framing.
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Lukla Airport Nepal(youtube.com)
2 points by bhickey 6y ago|0 comments
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by bhickey 6y ago
You and I could conquer Sealand next week if we really wanted to.
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by bhickey 6y ago
> To even stand a hope of getting to 0.01% risks you need a population of at least several thousand in your trial. Phase III trials don't run with enough participants to detect 0.01% effects with any confidence. These are generally
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by bhickey 6y ago
> It's a classical "Berlin Interpretation" roguelike in every regard. This is no surprise. David Ploog and his sister Johanna helped write the Berlin Interpretation. David served as de facto PMs of crawl for years.
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by bhickey 6y ago
You don't need to be a dissident to be politically disfavored. "Sarah Shannon and colleagues estimate that one-third of black men had a felony conviction in 2010—a significant increase over the past 30 years and far above the rate
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by bhickey 6y ago
Couching your language only gets you so far. By disclosing the facts that underpinning an opinion a speaker may enjoy protections over merely implying them.
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by bhickey 6y ago
Mitchell also described his recording set up as using a 2-bit brand converter. This device is not double buffered, making double buffering artifacts implausible. On top of this, DK hardware generates a badly timed sync pulse. The 2-bit conv
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by bhickey 6y ago
This isn't at issue. TG has tracks for emulation and arcade. Submitting a game to the wrong track is against the rules. TG alleges that the plaintiff passed off emulated gameplay as live arcade play. Arcade and emulated play have diffe
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by bhickey 6y ago
TG removing his scores isn't at issue. I don't think there's a court that could order them to reinstate his scores, since it would be the government ordering them to engage in some speech. His claim is that TG called him a ch
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by bhickey 6y ago
Walter sold Twin Galaxies a few years ago.
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by bhickey 6y ago
Hi, I wrote the linked post. The most important thing to keep in mind is the rendering artifacts demonstrate that the video in generated using double buffering. In single buffering, the CPU writes to VRAM which is ultimately read and displa
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by bhickey 6y ago
After how Analogue ran the Pocket sales I just can't get excited about this. Running a five minute long first come, first serve pre-order is a great way to alienate your customer base. No one is eager to pay eBay scalpers because Analo
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by bhickey 6y ago
Can you expand on this? Were abscesses killing people or something else?
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by bhickey 6y ago
I'm unfamiliar with UK law, but it's unlikely that these faithful reproductions enjoy any protection in the US. Many American museums are simply engaged in wholesale copyfraud. Bridgeman v. Corel, SDNY https://law.justi
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by bhickey 6y ago
Except that literally doesn't occur. No one is getting cited for deviating from the most direct ridge trail through the park or entering from Portola Valley. The residency restriction is ridiculous, but this isn't how it works in
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by bhickey 6y ago
You can read the ordinance: "Foothills Park may be accessible to the general public for the purpose of using the Bay-To-Foothills trails." https://www.paloaltoonline.com/news/2008/07/29/from-the
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by bhickey 6y ago
Since 2007 hikers from abutting lands, like Los Trancos, have been allowed to enter the park. I don't know if the council ever codified this. When my friend Corey was on the council he tried to open access to non-residents, but there w
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by bhickey 6y ago
To clarify, Foothills Park isn't strictly residents only but parking there is. You can hike in from neighboring land.
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Are Kilian Jornet's Speed Records Too Good to Be True?(outsideonline.com)
1 points by bhickey 6y ago|0 comments
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by bhickey 6y ago
In my state, for example, insurance companies required to pay out a percentage of premiums. With the reduction in miles driven across the risk pool I've been receiving refund checks.
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by bhickey 6y ago
> and my employer saying they'd adjust my pay to reflect local cost of living I'm not sure what would be best. This "local cost of living" and "regional market" argument is a farce. Remote workers are compet
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by bhickey 6y ago
All 9th graders at my school were required to take typing. I asked to be excused but this was refused. On the first day of class I flipped to the end of the lesson book and did the assignments. The teacher, to her everlasting credit, told t
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by bhickey 6y ago
And they conspired to keep wages down because... the market? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-Tech_Employee_Antitrust_L...
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Apple Corps vs. Apple Computer(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by bhickey 6y ago|0 comments

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