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by brm 6y ago
Only until the point that they don't. Unfortunately that requires a lot more people to have had covid...
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by brm 6y ago
1 test per person every two weeks with more frequency for healthcare workers etc.. https://paulromer.net/covid-sim-part2/
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by brm 6y ago
We need 20 to 30 million tests a day to "restart" America. We can produce at that level, but we're not. We can debate the moral choices once someone in charge shows some competence. Until then it's basically insanity to
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by brm 7y ago
If you're going to make these statements you should also share what you've been reading...
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by brm 7y ago
Three people start a credit website because they want free access to their information. 11 years later they sell it to a company who actively tries to squash free access. Is there a German word for companies that grow and then exit this way
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by brm 7y ago
Random aside but this seems like a decent place to ask it... Does anyone know what's going on with the Startup and Innovator Visas? Most of the endorsing bodies don't even have a process set up yet and the ones that do only endors
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by brm 7y ago
I've noticed something similar as well. I like to think of it as algorithmically assisted bader meinhoff syndrome. It used to be that you heard of something and then saw it because your brain was now aware of it. Now your brain is stil
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by brm 7y ago
And 2/3rds of the US population lives in 3.5% of the land area, what do you expect? The correction here is not to spread things out again but to adapt to the concentration.
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by brm 7y ago
You don't have to be kind. You just shouldn't be unkind.
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by brm 7y ago
I'm a little sad at the thought that we as a society don't help people to better deal with questions like these. Or that someone alive in space and time can be stuck like this. See a movie. Date a person. Start a community war. Dr
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by brm 7y ago
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by brm 7y ago
These are the best three I found with a quick search: http://theconversation.com/the-manipulation-of-the-american-... https://books.google.com/books?id=3De8nd_B_C8C&printsec=fron... http://ww
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by brm 7y ago
Unfortunately the problem here is not the selfie or instagram, its the smartphone. An incredible tool with side effects people aren't yet capable of dealing with. The problems with social media mainly exist because we have always on in
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by brm 7y ago
There is a not at all farfetched (anymore) scenario where Amazon or Netflix circle back around and roll out a series of movie theaters or "event cinemas" and try to sell people on it as some sort new real world experience where th
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by brm 7y ago
There aren’t going to be long term winners from climate change. They might be less affected but it’s not going to be good. New illnesses, food scarcity and other things will only make some places “winnings” a relative thing. Would you consi
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by brm 7y ago
Yeah, but if you view it as a novel way to get people to download an app and later the app offers scooters, bikes, and rides you can see where it might be going... I'm not saying pogo sticks as an onboarding strategy is a great idea bu
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by brm 7y ago
That’s also how you’d raise a plough horse. The toughest thing in life for a smart person to figure out is often what’s worth working hard at and what they truly want. It seems as rare to find a person who has gone through the steps to deci
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by brm 7y ago
Successful communities involve resource sharing between peers. They need to find a way to make coworking less transactional and more cooperative. If they’re not going to be working on the same thing they need to find a reason to interact wi
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by brm 7y ago
The flow state of great athletes is not the type of autopilot you describe exactly, it’s not a totally automatic function. If you look at their comments it’s actually a state of hyperfocus. They may get there in a similar way to what you de
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by brm 7y ago
You may be leading yourself astray by improperly defining happiness...
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by brm 8y ago
What percentage of billionaires actually use their wealth this way?
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by brm 8y ago
source please.
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by brm 8y ago
weight of money has an effect on odds but the bookmakers are still the ones setting them.
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by brm 8y ago
According to the Oregon Department of Agriculture: Commercial evisceration zones and orders Oregon crab: Crab containing viscera harvested from zone K are under an evisceration order effective 12:01 a.m. February 11, 2019, due to elevated l
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by brm 8y ago
Counterpoint: while I agree that audio is useful for learning, I’d encourage everyone to not consider mental downtime wasted. And that we should resist the urge to fill it with content constantly. We must be able as humans to simply sit alo
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by brm 8y ago
You have a point on the flavors but the problems with the marketing in Juul’s early years we’re pretty evident... https://www.forbes.com/sites/kathleenchaykowski/2018/11/16/t... The SRITA archive is
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by brm 8y ago
More than an allergy I was curious about something to the effect of eosinophilic esophagitis or one of the other eosinophilic gastrointestinal disorders. I present with a similar timeline and symptoms to your description and was querying to
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by brm 8y ago
Not sure which reply chain to jump into here, but during endoscopic evaluation have you ever had biopsies taken to check eosinophil counts in your stomach or esophageal tissue?
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by brm 8y ago
Wiped my comment because it was too late too delete. I shouldn't have passed any judgement on this woman at all. I don't need to have an opinion on the internet.
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by brm 8y ago
Jams happen most often because people operate cars with incomplete information about the cars around them and inability to operate their cars optimally. As self driving cars advance and become networked the idea is that they could perform a

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