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by collyw 4y ago
I graduated in 2001, the dot com bust, took a year and a half to get a job, and that was partially based on a previous degree in biology. This advice is based on my experience from 20 years ago, so I hope it is still relevant. I was sending
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by collyw 4y ago
Yes, they seem to have taken this as an approval of mRNA technology, despite the trials not actually being complete, skipping important parts (testing for cancers, and testing for where the vaccine ends up in the body). And basically ignori
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by collyw 4y ago
I saw the exact opposite with COVID responses and if you are interested I can point you to plenty of data. I also saw massive censorship, Ursula Von Der Lyden talking about getting rid of the Nuermburg code, and talk of jailing people for &
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by collyw 4y ago
4chan regularly exposes it, by trying to get it to write politically incorrect statements.
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by collyw 4y ago
Is there any evidence that this authoritarianism actually makes people any "safer"?
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by collyw 4y ago
EUA mRNA shots should have a warning, and not legal immunity for the manufacturers.
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by collyw 4y ago
Oh, they do.
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by collyw 4y ago
Indeed I take an interest in health and nutrition, but it honestly gets a bit silly following some people to the letter The Huberman podcast for example, really interesting, but how many supplements do you actually need and how big a benefi
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by collyw 4y ago
What a bunch of killjoys on here today. Most people are happy to accept the small harms from moderate consumption.
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by collyw 4y ago
That depends, it's like saying a software engineer is different from a programmer. Can be true, or it can just be a different term for the same type of thing.
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by collyw 4y ago
Wow I was expecting this to have happened in the 70s or 80s.
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by collyw 4y ago
I used to laugh at Americans for constantly ranting about freedom and guns. The last 3 years has shown me that it is something we should have valued in Europe.
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by collyw 4y ago
I am fairly sure it has been used as evidence to get kids charged with terrorism, along with holding the wrong opinions (in the UK).
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by collyw 4y ago
Can I ask what age are you are and what country you lived in? No way that would happen now in most Western countries.
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by collyw 4y ago
Watch the video I linked to, it contains a well designed study that gives good evidence in favor of that hypothesis. You won't though, will you?
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by collyw 4y ago
The rates are significantly greater in the US than in Europe. (As are the number of vaccines on the schedule). Given that, you should be able to eliminate some of the reasons you suspect and be able to narrow it down. Any chance you can do
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by collyw 4y ago
I actually enjoy the parts you don't seem to - architecture, refactoring, designeding systems from teh ground up is what I really enjoy. Debugging - my own code, fair enough, that's my responsibility, when it's other people b
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by collyw 4y ago
For pharma, to get a clinical trial for free. For authoritarian politicians to trial run social credit systems (vaccine based this time around) and tracking systems. Plenty of money to and power to be grabbed by those in positions to benefi
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by collyw 4y ago
Absolute nonsense. 99.97% survival rate for under 70s. Here is the impact compared to other pandemics, completely insignificant. If it weren't for forced masks and the hysteria imposed by governments it would be completely unnoticeable
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by collyw 4y ago
The same people that have a revolving door to big pharma? The same people that told you you couldn't get infected by covid after a vaccine? The same people that told you an unsealed cloth mask would help? Boy are you gullible, you real
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by collyw 4y ago
The majority of long covid is fake though. It will be suffered by the same hypochondriacs that had gluten intollerance last decade and dust allergies before that. You are are that the definition of long covid is along the lines of "any
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by collyw 4y ago
It's a summary of a peer reviewed paper from a doctor. Absolutely hilarious.
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by collyw 4y ago
For pretending that covid is something other than a moderately bad flu, in order to push pretty much untested mRNA shots onto the population, the vast majority of whom didn't need it. Is it this month that the clinical trials end? I wi
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by collyw 4y ago
You don't know that at all. There were no studies involving all the shots that kids in the US are getting together these days. You are in denial if you don't consider the correlation a possibility. Best take another booster and t
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by collyw 4y ago
What do you think is causing the massive increase in autism seen in the US over the last few decades? I did buy the "better diagnosis" line, until I saw how much it had risen by. It's one in 50 in the US. It's lower in E
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by collyw 4y ago
HSV 1 is neurodegnerative? First I heard of that, and considering that it affects the majority of the population whether they know it or not, I find this to be quite unlikely to be a serious problem.
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by collyw 4y ago
I may not be the "smartest" in the room in terms of raw compute power of my brain, but as a result I'll write better code (more maintainable, easier for the next dev to understand). I want my code to be easy to follow. One of
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by collyw 4y ago
Single one liners tend to be quite functional in style and can avoid a lot of side effects that you might get with a 20 liner in a function.
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by collyw 4y ago
except it's everyone else that has to maintain the code that pays the price
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by collyw 4y ago
Used to do a lot of Perl, which is a wonderful language for writing obfuscated code. If something is an advanced feature of the language and I felt the need to use it, I would ad a comment explaining what the code was doing.

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