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by croon 5y ago
> There are people who would benefit from this reminder. They, however, tend to not drive Renaults, but Audis and BMWs. I've had this game with my wife while driving somewhere for the last 10 years. I see someone doing a dangerous p
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by croon 5y ago
You're quoting something from May last year, before there was vaccine, where he was expressing a general disclaimer about the (very) small potentional for enhanced pathogenesis when creating vaccines. This is not the case with the covi
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by croon 5y ago
Why should we consider it? Billions of people have been vaccinated without a vaccine-caused epidemic. We do however have a virus-caused epidemic, currently.
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by croon 5y ago
Where does personal responsibility come into the equation? You say it's someone else's fault they haven't educated someone, but that someone has to carry some responsibility on being receptive and to evaluate information, no?
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by croon 5y ago
> Because if the virus was stopped dead by vaccination then it wouldn't matter what other people did, and if it isn't then ... vaccines aren't going to stop you catching it eventually. I'm not sure if you chose this b
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by croon 5y ago
The point is; Is it more (/less/no change) transmittive vaccinated vs unvaccinated? If it lowers transmittion only a tiny bit it's still net positive.
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by croon 5y ago
It works like you would expect from 50 different manufacturers implementing a standard. Kind of works most of the time. I mainly use my Nvidia Shield for most things, but if I touched the playstation controller the inputs would compete for
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by croon 5y ago
I'm going on anecdata more than anything, but I'd say likely both.
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by croon 5y ago
Epigenetics does not change your DNA or what you pass down to your children, and is reversible, so I wouldn't call that "shaping genetics", at least not in the way I was referring to.
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by croon 5y ago
Because that is what most "socialists" want, meaning your definition of socialism and theirs are probably very different.
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by croon 5y ago
Not OP, but no it's not. For example; are the Nordics or most of Europe socialist? If they are and are functioning it means it can work. If they are not, maybe people have differing opinions of what socialism entails. What usually is
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by croon 5y ago
Obesity among US adults has gone from 10-15% in the 60s to 40% now. It's extremely unlikely that genetics changed in 60 years, but environmentals did. I understand that some have genetics that make it harder for them to keep off weight
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by croon 5y ago
Well, jq is grep as well as sed and awk, but yeah, htmlq seems to be just grep, for sake of comparison. But I don't think html has any need for a sed/awk tool, or at least not as much. Json output could very well be piped forwar
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by croon 5y ago
The json output likely contains multiple objects. Can you request more specifically the object(s) you need and grep on that?
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by croon 5y ago
I think you're being too charitable. I don't think they have any intention other than to sell bars. I've read the content declaration of every bar I've encountered and have yet to ingest a single one of them. Just buy a
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by croon 5y ago
Mail-in-voting is linked to a (registered voter) person. If someone were to have voted for you (fraud), you would either not get to vote on election day, or cast a provisional ballot if it has not yet been counted, for example [0]. If this
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by croon 5y ago
You're asking me to prove a negative. If there were any grounds for the claim, it wouldn't be a lie, but there aren't. The courts have settled it, election officials of both parties have settled it, and frankly basic understa
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by croon 5y ago
So, Trump's lies about a rigged election. I'm labeling it a lie because it is. How am I a bigger liar? I'm open to hearing any explanation you have, as long as you're open to hearing my rebuttals. Your generalization is
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by croon 5y ago
But then the video can't change perspective based on the camera position for the correct parallax views, or if it does the presenters get screwed on perspective.
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by croon 5y ago
https://www.apple.com/ca/business-docs/iOS_Security_Guide.pd... > The “Erase all content and settings” option in Settings obliterates all the keys in Effaceable Storage, rendering all user data on the device cr
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by croon 5y ago
What's stopping them from doing a lot auction (a la storage wars). Is it brand damage to whatever products are in it? I mean, the naive idealist in me just want stuff that has already been produced to at least get used for a bit, even
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by croon 5y ago
I think OP meant winding and not windy, but even if not, Teslas (and any other car) are designed to be aerodynamic, not the opposite, so it's quite impossible to yield more energy than it cost in that scenario, even ignoring motor effi
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by croon 5y ago
Short answer: not at all. You're just moving the energy expenditure behind lossy generation.
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by croon 5y ago
New headline: "Tesla reaches destination without expending any energy!"
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by croon 5y ago
I assume this is tongue-in-cheek, but just pulling up close to you and springing out a charging cable arm would be more efficient.
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by croon 5y ago
It wasn't meant to be an either/or.
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by croon 5y ago
I know I'm not arguing the merits of this specific case, but a world with no bees is a world where basically everyone is dead. Living can be hazardous, but some (very slight) dangers are necessary in a world that makes living possible.
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by croon 5y ago
Nice to see some Hearthian tech.
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by croon 5y ago
Why do scarecrows still exist in fields with no birds? Why are there no scarecrows in fields full of birds, where they would be needed the most?
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by croon 5y ago
I get what you're saying, but honestly the Quest is in a whole other league, as a product. I had an original Vive, and understand that Cosmos has higher fidelity etc, but the Quest inside-out-tracking is good enough, and can be used wi

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