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A century after Lenin's death, he seems to be an afterthought in modern Russia(apnews.com)
7 points by cempaka 3y ago|4 comments
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When Public Health Loses the Public(nytimes.com)
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Lloyd Austin aide asked EMS to be 'subtle' on way to hospital, 911 call reveal(msn.com)
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Prenatal dose of BNT162b2 vaccine induces autism-like behavior in neonatal rats(link.springer.com)
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The disappearing act of the Secretary of Defense, and why it matters(thehill.com)
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by cempaka 3y ago
They don't make anything if the ETF doesn't get SEC approval.
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by cempaka 3y ago
I have a hard time seeing the SEC not delaying until at least March after that fiasco (or even pushing back against the tweet itself if they were intending to approve anyway), but I guess tomorrow will tell the tale. It's fees BlackRoc
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by cempaka 3y ago
Matthew C. Klein pointed out on Twitter: "the owner/operator of this website has a longstanding grudge against America's securities regulator."
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by cempaka 3y ago
From a Slack of market observers I frequent: "Right now, someone is explaining to the BlackRock board, 'you got rugged, it happens all the time in crypto.' "
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by cempaka 3y ago
I mean, I know it's the SEC and all, but did they really not have their account locked down with all kinds of fail-safes to prevent something exactly like this? One is tempted to speculate about an inside job to sabotage an approval
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Business Insider story on Harvard antagonist's wife draws owner scrutiny(washingtonpost.com)
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by cempaka 3y ago
I see OCaml described as "Rust with a GC" pretty often, but maybe it's too heavily functional for what you're seeking.
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by cempaka 3y ago
I used to write for a service that submitted transactions to AmexDirect. It's still done in EBCDIC, an encoding which famously led to a lawsuit against a European bank by a customer who couldn't create an account with his real nam
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Unnatural evolution of SARS-CoV-2 and possible deliberate natural selection(zenodo.org)
21 points by cempaka 3y ago|3 comments
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Teen's death in Wisconsin sawmill highlights "21st century problem" across U.S.(cbsnews.com)
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by cempaka 3y ago
None of the studies showing some level of effectiveness against transmission/infection show anything close to what would be necessary to establish herd immunity and thus provide durable protection against eventual infection for those w
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by cempaka 3y ago
How did that make it "the right thing to do" for healthy people to take the COVID shots? Given their extremely poor effectiveness against transmission, the odds of the groups in those last two points eventually being infected with
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by cempaka 3y ago
There's been a guy on Twitter for years posting picture after picture of Tesla "wompy wheels" where you can see the suspension snapped in some minor fender bender. There's no way that NHTSA and NTSB haven't known
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'Prison or bullet': New Argentina government promises harsh response to protest(theguardian.com)
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by cempaka 3y ago
Where do you think I found out about the necessity to install either of those things in the first place? If Wayland only JustWorks on systemd-based systems that's not exactly making a great case for it, and this thread has plenty of ot
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by cempaka 3y ago
I felt like I also saw the momentum the OP talks about, and then when I went to try and set up Sway as my window manager in a new Void Linux installation it was a total nightmare. I need some new thing called a "seat manager" that
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The Museum of Broken G.I. Joes: When soldiers come home(harpers.org)
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Jeffrey Epstein Kept Abusing Women – His VIP Circle Helped Make It Possible(wsj.com)
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Online dating's long-term effects on marital outcomes explored in recent study(psypost.org)
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JEP 423: Region Pinning for G1 Garbage Collector(openjdk.org)
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Mild internet use associated with epigenetic changes of neurotransmission genes(nature.com)
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by cempaka 3y ago
There's certainly more than a little projection at work in this insistence that the only way to establish a free sovereign state is to commit genocide against one group or another.
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by cempaka 3y ago
Different people using the slogan have different intentions. Some want a two-state solution, some want a single secular state without all of the Israeli ethnostate garbage. I am sure there are also a handful of Islamists (99.99999% of them
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by cempaka 3y ago
I don't know, a decent proportion might quibble with the political assumptions embedded in the term "terrorist," while others might accept the term itself but argue that some forms of terrorism, like that used by Mandela&#x27
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by cempaka 3y ago
What is an example of a call to "genocide 'Zionists' " which you have observed? Every example I have seen just amounts to a mistaken or dishonest interpretation of "from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free&

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