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by clipsy 3y ago
Iatrogenic means "caused by a physician/doctor." Typical usage would be in reference to an injury, illness, or death; I can't parse what you mean by "[t]he NHS is iatrogenic"
602.
by clipsy 3y ago
What is the difference between tasting an apple in your mind and remembering what an apple tastes like?
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by clipsy 3y ago
If only there was some sort of digital tool you could use to research further based on the information provided in the article. Alas.
604.
by clipsy 3y ago
Why would you criticize a race rather than individuals?
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by clipsy 3y ago
> Who could have predicted how her role would play out? Most people? She joined well after Musk made it clear how chaotic his leadership at Twitter was and she was aware he’d continue to be an exec and the owner.
606.
by clipsy 3y ago
What's weird is that you apparently don't understand the difference between being asked that question by your child's pediatrician vs a random stranger on the internet.
607.
by clipsy 3y ago
I describe it as failed because once they went public with it they were faced with how easily it could be abused and -- quite reasonably in my opinion -- decided to abandon it.
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by clipsy 3y ago
...Yes?
609.
by clipsy 3y ago
If there was a "CSAM oracle" that could run on-device and prevent E2EE transmission of CSAM without phoning home, wouldn't that satisfy the EU's proposal without informing anyone other than the participants about the con
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by clipsy 3y ago
Things can get a bit tricky depending on whether you consider "Hispanic" to be a race or ethnicity; if you consider "White" to mean "White, non-Hispanic" the figure is actually 58.9%[0]. Since TFA breaks out Hi
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by clipsy 3y ago
Fair play, I imagine I'd do the same in your situation, sorry to hear your management is asleep at the wheel -- I'm a big advocate of WFH but it does require people (especially managers) to change how they work and communicate in
612.
by clipsy 3y ago
I know it's always easier said than done, but if you are that much happier and more productive working from home why aren't you looking for a new WFH job?
613.
by clipsy 3y ago
In other words: the RTO crowd has settled on a justification that is conveniently very difficult to measure.
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by clipsy 3y ago
I've worked remotely for most of my career, both as an IC and an EM, and across the board if it took someone 4 hours to respond to a crisis during their normal working hours it would be viewed as a serious failing. Of course if your co
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by clipsy 3y ago
It would save everyone a lot of time if you'd just make an argument.
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by clipsy 3y ago
Thanks, that's a lot of reading to get through but it's interesting that we see such changes in activity and diet versus the OP article's finding that major health statistics haven't noticeably moved.
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by clipsy 3y ago
> It sounds like you made up your mind that the vaccine could not possibly be at fault. No, I specifically indicated that I was sympathetic to concerns that a rushed vaccine might have unexpected side effects; I simply did not agree with
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by clipsy 3y ago
What research?
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by clipsy 3y ago
> What's the one thing that 200 million people did in the USA, particularly children, that had an unknown potential for adverse health effects and that occured at just the same time and that was new and different? It had to be somet
620.
by clipsy 3y ago
I bet ticketmaster adds a ton of fees, too.
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by clipsy 3y ago
> So you don't believe having both male and female parents is an advantage over having same sex on s anymore? No.[0] [0]: https://www.forbes.com/sites/roberthart/2023/03/06/kids-rais...
622.
by clipsy 3y ago
From the post I originally replied to: > It seems fair that if women claim more rights, then men can claim some of these "soft" rights too. So it seems the argument is that because men prevent other men from exercising their ri
623.
by clipsy 3y ago
By whom?
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by clipsy 3y ago
Men have the rights to do all of those things.
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by clipsy 3y ago
The issue here is not a technical failing or a bad policy on the library's fault -- the problem is we've allowed this sort of thing to go unpunished so often that the perpetrators (correctly) view it as being nearly risk-free. Hav
626.
by clipsy 3y ago
What a disgusting apology for violent lunatics. Stop projecting your twisted world view onto normal people.
627.
by clipsy 3y ago
From my experience with "multitaskers," it isn't possible with listening either.
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by clipsy 3y ago
Yeah, definitely; I don't want to suggest that being cashless is always the right choice. Merely pointing out that it isn't as simple as cash being 100% and credit/debit being ~98% -- a good business owner should try to under
629.
by clipsy 3y ago
They get 100 cents on the dollar as long as you ignore: - Counterfeit money, including when it's passed unintentionally - Robbery and employee theft - And/or the costs of preventing/mitigating the above - The risk/cost o
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by clipsy 3y ago
Amazing how the people who are so "concerned" that raising working class wages will result in higher prices never seem to consider that outsize executive compensation, massive stock buybacks, etc are responsible for higher prices.

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