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by boredprograming 5y ago
Yes. Most of these vaccines are live virus or toxoids. All COVID vaccines are mRNA or chimeric replication incompetent viruses that don't have the same risks.
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by boredprograming 5y ago
What's said in private is a classic "they said, I said". It's not a legal danger. This article implies the danger is legal liability, which wouldn't explain so little willing to voice their views in private. The onl
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by boredprograming 5y ago
There's a potential wrinkle to these stats in the US. The "cash for clunkers" program, obstinately a boon for fuel efficiency, or a giveaway to auto manufacturers, depending on how you look at it, took a massive number of use
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by boredprograming 5y ago
Does it matter? We have vaccines that are almost 100% effective at preventing hospitalization. I keep seeing this stuff being pushed by anti vaxxers on Facebook as an alternative to getting vaccinated. Do we see drugs being pushed for small
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by boredprograming 5y ago
In the same poll, only 31% said they would feel safe saying the same views in private. My take: this was a partisan political poll of an extremely paranoid group of people.
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by boredprograming 5y ago
You're right. Fuck I'm old
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by boredprograming 5y ago
Ehhhhh I'll give them a pass on this. Almost nobody is using it because browser support was never that great and it's being deprecated. We should focus on reducing browser feature creep. There's hundreds of features and most
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by boredprograming 5y ago
Just to add to this topic, usually Reed Solomon codes are interleaved with Turbo codes or LDPC. The reason is this: Reed Solomon corrects entire symbols, but can only correct so many symbols per block. LDPC and Turbo correct single bit erro
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by boredprograming 5y ago
That's awesome!
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by boredprograming 5y ago
How does ripgrep compare to Hyperscan? I always wanted to wrap that library in a grep utility and never got around to it
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by boredprograming 5y ago
It's an example of how Fox is less honest than other news companies, exactly what you asked for. They let people on air spout obvious lies all the time. Find a mainstream channel that does the same. I'll wait
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by boredprograming 5y ago
Fox news personalities frequently allow Trump and his allies airtime where they lie about losing the election to Biden. I don't know how you get any less truthful than that
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by boredprograming 5y ago
Fox New's actual news coverage is mostly truthful. But a huge amount of their airtime is opinion pieces and media personalities who spout BS all day. Tucker Carlson is probably the most notorious. Plus they have Republican politicians
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by boredprograming 5y ago
I'm afraid so. The Democratic party has "more" people willing to help the masses, but not a big enough group to get effective policy. Both parties have traded full control back and forth, yet nothing gets done to help our ins
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by boredprograming 5y ago
I don't think anything but a massive political realignment will fix our structural problems. The US has no functional labor/green party. The right has elements of populism but serves the owner class. The left has a progressive win
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by boredprograming 5y ago
The most interesting theory I've found was banning lead in fuel. There's been a nationwide drop in crime rates in the decades since lead additive was banned. The 90's was when the first generation not exposed to tetraethyl le
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by boredprograming 5y ago
Poverty in the US certainly isn't new, but in many ways it's worse than it used to be. Labor unions were very effective at increasing wages for blue collar jobs. Particularly ones not easily outsourced, like construction. Business
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by boredprograming 5y ago
I would have gone with Alibaba "Eve" LiFePo4 cells. They're less than $100/kwh in bulk. You can get $50 "Daly" BMS. For $800 you could have gotten 6kwh battery also dont need expensive current meter when you al