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by buffaloo 6y ago
I have wondered from day 1 why we do not undertake deliberate mass infection with a benign coronavirus as a prophylactic measure.
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by buffaloo 6y ago
We’ve had all that my whole life. Buck up.
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by buffaloo 6y ago
Sensationalism. There’s always danger. There’s always opportunity. Now is no different.
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by buffaloo 6y ago
That people are so interested in this kind of propaganda is puzzling. No politician goes around conceding or talking about losing during a campaign. Yet a refusal to concede before votes are cast is blown up as if it were a threat of violen
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by buffaloo 6y ago
sic friatur crustulum
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by buffaloo 6y ago
Could we get an eff-approved app to use during the pandemic for this purpose so state actors can stay out of it? I’d use an app during the pandemic to get notice if I need to isolate. I think they have something like this in China.
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by buffaloo 6y ago
For a used EV, I think a buyer would need to know the range and some indication of the useful life of the battery.
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by buffaloo 6y ago
Just curious: Is this “other person” a former spouse with whom you shared the account?
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by buffaloo 6y ago
Should we ask China why they maintained and continue to maintain animal markets with a history of producing viruses that kill many people? What they fail to contain or timely warn about their creation? Maybe someone should indeed ask China.
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by buffaloo 6y ago
$600/wk bump = backdoor $15/hr min wage
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by buffaloo 6y ago
I have an alternative algorithm to propose: 1. Input: Facial recognition and DNA sample with credit history and blood type for evaluation. 2. Output: That person is a criminal. Literally, every single human (in the US, anyhow) has or will v
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by buffaloo 7y ago
The Mac mindset is to overpay for perceived top quality hardware and keep it a long time, consistent with purchased software (even at a premium price). Subscription model is ill-suited to the Mac crowd.
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User Agent Disclaimer?
2 points by buffaloo 7y ago|0 comments
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by buffaloo 7y ago
US colleges need a great big budget cut.
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by buffaloo 7y ago
>Do you mean the "Client attorney privilege"? Or that we just resell their data? The fact that you are bothering with a distinction is concerning. The answer is you don't disclose anything. Lawyers are in the business of k
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by buffaloo 7y ago
The lack of trust engendered when ostensibly democratic institutions restrict information about basic and important truths(?) seems like a national security issue, too.
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by buffaloo 7y ago
Please raise my taxes as much as you need to in order to do this.
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by buffaloo 7y ago
Jan 1945 Nazi concentration camp population 715,000 May 2019 Chinese concentration camp population over 1,000,000
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by buffaloo 7y ago
Here’s a tip to colleges: Get out of the rental business (dorms), the entertainment business (concert halls), the sports business (stadiums), the travel business, the retail business, the financial services business ... Maybe focus in one t
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by buffaloo 7y ago
tldr; Without quite realizing it, these geniuses figured out who is actually raising a generation of the children of single moms.
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by buffaloo 7y ago
One of the big, but rarely mentioned, advantages to electric cars is the ability to charge from the safety of your home. No more getting accosted at some unsecured filling station that attracts people who want unhealthy food, liquor, cigare
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by buffaloo 7y ago
Why do you need investment? I know there are stories of the gaxillionaire kiddos from VC to IPO like Zuck, but I suspect dragging in a lot of stakeholders with their complications, interests and control hurts more often than it helps. Frien
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by buffaloo 7y ago
The plan suffers from the same problem as the student loan plan: reducing the cost to zero for the majority of consumers. Rather than reduce co-pays to zero, patients should share in the cost at some level capped at some number. Similarly,
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by buffaloo 7y ago
This analysis is flawed in two respects: 1. It neglects dividends. 2. The S&P 500 as presently constituted omits all the companies that were excluded during that time period (eg., went broke). If you just buy good solid companies that
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by buffaloo 7y ago
Don’t you just end up with a portfolio weighted with half below average stocks? Seems like you could beat this just by buying stuff you’ve heard of. I’m sitting her with my Apple phone, using Verizon internet, burning electricity from a pub
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by buffaloo 7y ago
How does this app add value? Is it that it’s pretty looking or superior function in some way? I would not pay anything until I understood the benefit.
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by buffaloo 7y ago
To solidify your knowledge, read. A lot. To look more competitive, do something worthwhile with what you know.
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by buffaloo 7y ago
If the cancer screening catches it early enough to do some good, that has value. But don’t everyone already know if they have an upset stomach, heart failure, etc.? I don’t see the value in an app telling me I a) have gas or b) I’m dead.
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by buffaloo 7y ago
In the UK can traffic police stop motorists for no reason? No probable cause required?
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by buffaloo 7y ago
"Trust" as against what threat model?

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