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by creato 5y ago
I think it's weird that people expect to just be able to just watch a pile of cash and have it maintain value indefinitely (or even grow in value). Every other resource you could trade for that money would decay over time.
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by creato 5y ago
Pay peanuts, get monkeys.
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by creato 5y ago
> I posted in another thread, but after one month, I am still having issues that are for sure linked to my booster shot. No-one told me about any of these possible side effects, but after suffering from them, and talking openly about it
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by creato 5y ago
Go read the links I posted. You're just regurgitating whatever sounded plausible to you ages ago and has now become "knowledge" to you. That poster literally measured particle filtration efficiency (PFE) as the mask exists on
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by creato 5y ago
I think a lot of anti-mask discussion is really just people love and absolutely cannot resist pointing out that someone else is "wrong" in their judgement. When that someone else is an expert, especially so. HN users are probabl
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by creato 5y ago
Someone on HN just bought and tested a ton of masks, including surgical masks. Surgical mask material does filter nearly as well as N95 mask material, and the difference is fit. Based on data reported by this guy with actual equipment to
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by creato 5y ago
You need a hot and cold reservoir to generate power. Where is the heat going to go? This is why power plants are often built on rivers or near the ocean.
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by creato 5y ago
It wasn't. What was stupid was waging a trade war with Europe at the same time.
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by creato 5y ago
Hyperloop BS was a big turning point for me. That flipped my opinion of him from a smart guy with a lot of resources to do what he wanted to a rich idiot that got lucky hiring great people.
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by creato 5y ago
If that were the case, we'd be talking about something more substantive than the UI for grouping speakers together.
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by creato 5y ago
I don't see how CO2 or any other exhaled gasses could possibly be an issue if the volume of air inside the mask is significantly smaller than the volume of a breath, which it is by a large factor.
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by creato 5y ago
Do you have the same measurement for you for an N95 with the typical elastic straps that you can share?
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by creato 5y ago
I just tried that search, all of the results look relevant and I definitely don't get any of the results you are getting. I wonder if you have some malware that is hijacking the results? I once had some malware (chrome extension) that
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by creato 5y ago
Lots of parents said the same thing about MMR vaccines causing autism in their kids. But we know after decades of massive studies that it wasn't true.
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by creato 5y ago
It’s almost like the variants of the virus prevalent today are very, very different from those when those estimates were produced.
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by creato 5y ago
How do you propose to get to the point that a vaccine has been used for many years? They were new at some point.
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by creato 5y ago
VCs only care if NFTs have enough legs to make it to an exit. Just like everyone else in crypto, they think someone else will be holding the bag.
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by creato 5y ago
Did the NYT just get Sokal affaired? This seems like a troll article.
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by creato 5y ago
> (1) An annual excise tax is hereby imposed upon a qualified business, as defined by the Legislature, for the privilege of doing business in this state at a rate of 2.3 percent of the gross receipts of that qualified business minus the
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by creato 5y ago
I expected this to be an anti-vax rant, it turns out its a 5G rant: > This monograph describes the largest unethical medical experiment in human history: the implementation and operation of non-ionizing non-visible EMF radiation (hereaft
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by creato 5y ago
If you mean literally driving off any road through bushes or something, maybe. But the vehicle described above just sounds like an average camping setup (aside from the snorkel) that doesn't need to get scratched up to get used. Althou
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by creato 5y ago
I doubt this is really true. We've identified many traces of life from millions of years ago. You don't think we could find some bricks or beams from an industrial civilization?
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by creato 5y ago
NYT recipes are almost always in the top 3 results for me, I don’t think they are being outperformed that much if at all.
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by creato 5y ago
It sounds like they are getting similar treatment to Holmes: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/10/business/ozy-doj-sec-inve...
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by creato 5y ago
> How you are going to proof, that it is not you? If technology like this is plausible, then the recording shouldn't be considered a statement by me in the first place. People are just going to have to learn not to trust audio. Peop
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by creato 5y ago
Can you name another "wantrepeneur" that needed deterring by this case? I don't follow startups that closely. The only example I can think of is Elon Musk's "full self driving" promises, but the gap between pro
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by creato 5y ago
And? Never having a baby seems better than having a baby you won't be able to be a mother to for 10-20 years. It's not unlikely the kid would hate you when you get out of prison.
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by creato 5y ago
Exactly which part of this do you think should be illegal?
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by creato 5y ago
The product is getting worse over time due to content providers cutting them off in favor of their own services. It's a lot easier for Disney and their ilk to build streaming services than it is for Netflix to build Disney's conte
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by creato 5y ago
I don't think there's much difference either way. In both cases, a candidate gained a large advantage in a way that tells you very little about their ability. I think this is why contrived questions gained popularity in the first

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