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by croon 1y ago
> Same difference. "There is no downside to any vaccine" means at any time, if you see a label that says "vaccine", it's never a bad idea for you to take it. No it isn't. Getting rubella while pregnant would
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by croon 1y ago
Just so I don't misinterpret your meaning, what specific examples of vaccines are you thinking of? I'll address one as an example, and you tell me if/how I'm wrong: LAVs, like the MMR vaccine, specifically the Rubella po
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by croon 1y ago
While you are technically correct, my charitable interpretation of GP is "There is no downside (not grossly outweighed by the upside) to taking any vaccine (against an illness you are likely to come in contact with)". It's ha
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by croon 1y ago
> For covid once infected ... and thus more likely to go about their business as usual (and thus spread the virus) than to stay home like unvaccinated. > As a result the vaccinated people do possibly spread more infection than unvac
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by croon 1y ago
I'm firmly of the belief that no one should have kids unless they really really want them and are content with the sacrifice it entails, but also: My kids have been the absolute best source of grey hairs in my life.
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by croon 1y ago
Subjective take: Huge amount of small actors, and the big actors have a financial interest in shifting the conversation to blaming the EU for their annoying dark patterns over protecting customers from privacy violations and tracking to the
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by croon 1y ago
Your first point feels like it should easily be handled by regular market forces, ie no one can produce one in a price range anyone would want to buy. I would suggest that the only good reason to have a peak power limit in law on the engine
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by croon 1y ago
> Which descriptor do you think is unambiguously violated by making it easier to provide consent than withhold it? > Art 7(3) It shall be as easy to withdraw as to give consent. [0] But legal interpretation of GP I believe is reaching
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by croon 1y ago
If I may speculate I would assume that the Venn diagram between people moving from wikipedia consumer to tiktok and AI generally don't overlap much with people prone to contribute or donate to wikipedia, so I'm not certain it&#x27
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by croon 1y ago
That is the projected death toll of cutting USAID, which had a total budget half of the Argentina bailout.
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by croon 1y ago
Finland had one last year, and the previous one in 2008, "since August" doesn't say much.
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by croon 1y ago
You're making the suggestion that the major contributor to the current issues are those incentives, yet the incentives haven't changed much the last couple of decades, and the last year is wholly unprecedented. How do you square t
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by croon 1y ago
Do you have a good faith presupposition that is congruent with what is currently happening? This is referring to house and senate republicans, not every unsuspecting voter. Not to say there weren't signs and messaging signalling this.
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by croon 1y ago
I checked out Terramaster too, but was unsure of the interface. Does the HBA do any abstraction or is it IT mode and direct access to the disks?
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by croon 1y ago
Non-transparent pricing (or non-transparent anything) makes a market worse/less efficient. Regulation to make things more transparent is always better for all good-faith market participants.
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by croon 1y ago
I've always opted for building my own and running linux every time it has come down to replacing, but I might split out NAS and compute this time and take a chance on a UGREEN one (maybe DH4300?), the reviews look solid for a new produ
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by croon 1y ago
I wouldn't assume this to be their position were they already in power. They however need votes to get into power to implement that takeover. Parties like this inherently need to run on a (deceptive) populist platform for the plan to w
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by croon 1y ago
I think it was either a joke or a comment on the "descent" spelling of decent, referring to the Descent (sci-fi space sims) games.
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by croon 1y ago
In the shutdown of december 2018, Trump was president and republicans held a majority in both the house and senate.
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by croon 1y ago
> "last time they were in the minority and were blamed for shutting down the government" To when are you referring? Because "last time", republicans were in fact also in the majority.
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by croon 1y ago
ACA subsidies are set to expire at the end of the year, and democrats want to extend that. That in combination to cuts to medicare and medicaid in the BBB tax cuts that won't hit until next year, while not directly related to the shutd
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by croon 1y ago
> I've been dual-wielding Twitter and Bluesky for about a year (after a year off Twitter where I was mostly Mastodon), and, anecdatally, we've hit a point where the engagement and volume of stuff I see in Bluesky is lower than
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by croon 1y ago
That would be something like 371Gbps (some assumptions) raw data to process, per camera. I would assume a lot of shortcuts to get that down, but still an unreasonably huge scope to process in "real time" in a car.
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by croon 1y ago
Relevant: https://hms.harvard.edu/news/deaths-rose-emergency-rooms-aft...
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by croon 1y ago
There are inherent incentives for the behavior I described (and I described those incentives) with the private industry, but those are absent from public institutions. An absence of an incentive does not equal an opposite or corresponding c
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by croon 1y ago
Those are generally private companies too, at least in Sweden, I would assume most of the nordics. That last 20-30 years have seen increasing privatization of services paid for with public funds, in everything from infrastructure, healthcar
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by croon 1y ago
Ballots are locked up and have detailed logs for where and who is handling them, and all critical processes have mutual verification from all (or both in reality) parties. Ballot reconciliation ensures that every ballot printed is tracked,
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by croon 1y ago
> He said, "The MAGA Gang is desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them and doing everything they can to score political points from it" What he said is a critique o
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by croon 1y ago
> Kimmel made that exact claim. Where? The rest of your post as connection to this topic hinges on this claim, yet it isn't supported.
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by croon 1y ago
> The source for the killer being a groyper is solely the disinformation account No, the source is the string of corroborating incidents. Sure, the two examples you bring up could be innocuous by themselves, but together with a "gop

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