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Then let me offer two informal "substantial" arguments. It's too long to question every point. The author argued in section "weirdness 1" that the phylogentic tree implies the omicron strain is directly related to a
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I've seen fundings and positions related to COVID research popping up since at least mid 2020. Biorxiv submissions exploded. Certainly not a small group to deal with.
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I don't like certain aspects of publishing with peer review, but if one is so confident with their lab leak theory, try go publish in journals or put it up in one of the preprint servers instead of substack. The key is to demonstrate n
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I use `site:reddit.com` instead of `inurl:...` or just reddit.
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I wonder if there's a project like sponsorblock, for google search instead of youtube. Basically a centralized community-driven database that blacklists certain urls (timestamps for yt) based on submission & vote. It would be much
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Frustating in chrome on PC as well.
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5y ago
So does mine. The only v6 option is comcast and I'm not switching.
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The blurry plus the tiny twigs connected to those leaves still make my brain think it's some GAN artifacts.
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A neat writup. I am sincerly curious about the speech interface: does it worth having the speech interface, if you have to mind not saying specific expressions at your own home because Siri might get confused? I thought people were more lon
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original: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0125830.s001 corrected: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0125830.s002 source of the links: the section above "Reference" in https:
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Archived: https://web.archive.org/web/20211221005034/https://www.nytim...
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> resting at home Home arrest, more likely...
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Ha, instead of having the abusers bite dust, Chinese people had their social media accounts falling when they reposted or shared Peng's original statement. The image was OCR'd and hashed to hand out auto bans.
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Only if you take emotionally abused and manipulated consent as a valid consent.
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The part that Zhang's wife guarding the door while she's being sexually assaulted in the room simply means that Zhang's wife was actively participating in the assualt.
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I digress but what happend to the milk market? Could you post a reference?
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Auto translate is good enough though.
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Sponsored promotional fanart is a thing, and the sponsor often can have the artists post the stuff at specific date with specific captions, which creates a feeling of a surge in popularity for bystanders. Once the tag/keyword becomes t
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Google from the Terminal
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Thank you, I switched to cloudflare/google DNS and flushed router's DNS cache, then it worked.
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Spinning seeds inspire floating electronics – and monitor the atmosphere
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Sudoku on a Mobius Strip
(puzzling.stackexchange.com)
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The top link (batch Nov 2017) also somehow 404.
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Kind of a vague question: what's been the experience with the Bosai browser for you, or the people you have surveyed, in terms of researching stuff? Love the concept and from the demo it looks well executed, defintely will try when I h
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Not being specific to this post, but I find writings that have bold or italic in almost every sentence harder to read.
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8Gb USB Flash Drive Endurance Test (2017)
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It is strongly implied in figure1, figure 3, and explictly expressed ("You don’t need a PhD to see why trucks and SUVs are more likely to kill people walking: They’re taller, have worse visibility, and are more likely to produce head&#
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I haven't read all the linked materials, but the reference provided[1] with the sentence "To put it simply, pickup trucks and SUVs are two to three times more likely than smaller personal vehicles to kill people walking in the eve
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Words in interviews mean little to me. If it's impossible to hold a cooperation accountable when the verbal promise is broken, that promise, not word-by-word but in its spirit, is void from the beginning. This is just my biased view bu
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Late for the response but: JSON naturally encourages data to structural in ways that are often nested. In your example, if there's one or two additional layers of context (say, affiliation of the two persons), maintaining a CSV-like la
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