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by cariaso 9y ago
Such as?
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by cariaso 9y ago
The lack of a link to depression has been known since 2009 https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/18410... What remains interesting is a plausible effect on placebo https://www.ncbi
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by cariaso 10y ago
It didn't matter that they were literate, since printing a bible in english was still illegal. It was only in 1526 that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Tyndale created the first bible in English, allowing th
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by cariaso 10y ago
Loving it. The bullet summaries are very well done.
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by cariaso 10y ago
The majority of the Podesta leaks were extremely mundane. This suggests the RNC leaks were held to a different standard.
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by cariaso 10y ago
It's certainly a thing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfSqqs5SqZ0 It depends very much on what sort of concerts you attend.
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by cariaso 10y ago
I've had it happen in NYC and in Washington, DC. And I'm a white male trying to get to the burbs. I can't imagine being a minority trying to get to a less desireable location.
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by cariaso 10y ago
The same backdoors that owned the devices as a botnet, should be used to brick the devices. And the courts should support that purchasers are entitled to refunds and damages. Your IoT refrigerator got bricked? You can sue for $500 worth of
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by cariaso 10y ago
Much of our human testing only happened after a human attempted to use it for suicide, unsuccessfully. If anything this example helps to prove the parent's point. from your wikipedia link After an incident in 1951, where a US Army indu
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by cariaso 10y ago
> Many fish living in underground caves have lost their eyes through evolution. some have, yes. but in order to get the antibiotic benefit we're looking for, you'd need to have ALL fish having lost their eyes. That's a muc
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by cariaso 10y ago
> won't bacteria lose their resistance after a while? DNA is good at accumulating, and relatively poor at editing out. Some bacteria will lose resistance, just like your ancestors lost the ability to make Vitamin C. https:/&#x
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by cariaso 10y ago
You suggest that it does work, but that procrastination is still possible. fair enough. But if it doesn't keep you awake, it's possible that you're one of the ~15% of the population who is a non responder due to: rs4680(A;A)
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by cariaso 10y ago
instead of offering your own translation, we can instead go back to the original english. Run 'python -m this' and you will see The Zen of Python, by Tim Peters Beautiful is better than ugly. Explicit is better than implicit. Simp
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by cariaso 10y ago
I'll assume you're kidding, but surely there is someone who doesn't know and will find it useful -- AFL = American Fuzzy Lop http://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/afl/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by cariaso 10y ago
For those who don't speak German, hearing the tone of voice is part of the joke. For some comments he's angry, for some he's defeated. Body language alone would capture some of that, but the tone is quite helpful.
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by cariaso 10y ago
I suspect this discussion has now ceased to be useful to anyone. I'm more or less certain that you are now 'white knight' and 'question trolling'. I find it equally frustrating that you are 'concerned' abo
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by cariaso 10y ago
> The only way to believe that is to have never felt harassed. Try believing that I could have been harassed, but feel that a code of conduct would not have prevented nor resolved the problem.
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by cariaso 10y ago
He's quite sincere, and there are others of us who agree. Codes of conduct are a flavor of the month, and they don't achieve anything. I don't need to pre-announce that I will not accept patches from murderers or pedophiles,
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by cariaso 10y ago
Every generation of new immigrants has always pushed hard to close the door behind them. Welcome to the club.
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by cariaso 10y ago
it's not proper english, but it is common real world vernacular. 'go big, or go home' being a very common phrase. https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=go%20big%20o...
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by cariaso 11y ago
most recently http://www.nature.com/news/second-chinese-team-reports-gene-... added http://snpedia.com/index.php/Rs333 for HIV immunity. the embryos were pre-non-viable.
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by cariaso 11y ago
I can't provide specific evidence for you to sue the US Govt over NAFTA, but your comment > Commerce has to cross the border for what you are saying to be true. seems overly broad. I think there are established cases which disprove
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by cariaso 11y ago
correct. Damned by faint praise.
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by cariaso 11y ago
hey I know that username. greetings from my new home in S. Korea :-)
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by cariaso 11y ago
The article does not fail. It does it's part beautifully. You're abdicating your responsibility.
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by cariaso 11y ago
A single letter change in DNA causes all of this. At the position named http://snpedia.com/index.php/Rs17822931 Europeans usually have a C while Asians usually have a T. If you have a T from both parents, you have dry
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by cariaso 11y ago
That is quite new, and of questionable legality http://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/25/us/selfies-in-voting-booth... for exactly the reasons above.
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by cariaso 11y ago
> Why can't voters be provided with a random vote ID https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electoral_fraud#Vote_buying "bring me an ID which shows you voted for X and I'll give you $5" https:/&#x2F
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by cariaso 11y ago
See also the case of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wen_Ho_Lee
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After talking with nerds about charity I came away … worried(mathbabe.org)
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