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dnautics
5y ago
You have to read the methodology carefully. While I believe there's nonzero effect of the booster, you don't know that infection is measured with symptomatic numbers and you don't know that a subsymptomatic viral load isn&#x
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dnautics
5y ago
I think incremental compilation and hotswapping are some of those use cases, but I could be wrong about that (I'm not entirely sure if/why LLVM can't do it)
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dnautics
5y ago
thanks for clarifying. That makes a lot more sense than GP's phrasing.
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dnautics
5y ago
I thought the fine structure constant was primitive: there is no theory arguing what it's value should be.
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dnautics
5y ago
does anyone know if there is a nice comptime function in the zig stdlib that will take a string with spaces and turn it into a [_][]const u8 array?
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dnautics
5y ago
Op was about circulation in Europe, where I am guessing they have these things. And if people are not doing it enough in western nations where we do have access, then my posting this serves to increase awareness in this small hn community.
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dnautics
5y ago
Routine full panel std checks when you have a new partner or if you have an accident like say when visiting a sex worker are a thing, enough that you can order one at a bulk lab diagnostics service for relatively little (it's still exp
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dnautics
5y ago
> If you call a steady 1-2%/year "massive". It compounds. Over the course of 50 years this is ~100% inflation.
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dnautics
5y ago
I do 1 as well. I've held off on buying a waffle iron because I don't need one and I can't find one that isn't made in china.
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dnautics
5y ago
What he really should do, is petition the us Congress for a letter of marque in a closed door session and Congress should grant it to him.
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dnautics
5y ago
holy crap I played that game two decades ago.
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dnautics
5y ago
Restating the definition does not magically conjure a sensible strategy for arriving at that value.
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dnautics
5y ago
Until you get the capability of temporarily creating a parallel universe and rolling it back, It's an unanswerable question, that's the point. Also you are confusing cost for price.
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dnautics
5y ago
How did that work out for Zillow?
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dnautics
5y ago
This is not great because suppose it cost relatively little to physically build a house but you sold it for a huge amount because it's in some chic architectural style that hasn't arrived yet in this city. So your house was in a
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dnautics
5y ago
So a unit that abuts the el should have the same per acre value as a unit a block and a half away?
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dnautics
5y ago
How do you define and evaluate unimproved value?
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dnautics
5y ago
we are well on the way towards the death of yavascript, let's hope there the exclusion zone doesn't come true.
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dnautics
5y ago
I wasn't contradicting you, I was adding more specifics.
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dnautics
5y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4136306/
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dnautics
5y ago
Well just be careful. If the disease is caused by latent virus in the brain triggering chronic inflammatory response in the brain creating ROS that degrade brain maintenance mechanism (which is a reasonable hypothesis) -- creating a strong
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dnautics
5y ago
> "these are not the antibodies most humans develop in response to HIV." In many cases. One case, for example was identified from a prostitute in sub-saharan africa who managed to be completely HIV-free. It turned out she had
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dnautics
5y ago
I don't necessarily think that government's job is to "solve collective action problems" (there are plenty of alternatives, actually free markets themselves are a solution to the collective action problem of "what s
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dnautics
5y ago
If I'm not mistaken the mRNA production is kind of bonkers, it's outsourced to a bestiary of third party small contract manufacturers. I could be wrong, but I don't think that any newly released drug has rolled out like that
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dnautics
5y ago
Completely agreed on all fronts: my point is that the "problem" is so complex that I think expecting a bureaucracy (which is guided by a political class that campaigns on basically one metric "how much did you spend on educat
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dnautics
5y ago
there's also a similar period between 1850 and 1920, and 1850 and 1900 in sweden. IIRC (i could be wrong on this) even the nordics with their progressive redistibution policies aren't actually decreasing their gini coefficients,
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dnautics
5y ago
Do we? When was the last time a country decreased its Gini coefficient?
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dnautics
5y ago
Also it's not clear how to "do this correctly". The us spends more per Capita, inflation-adusted on education than it ever has in the past. Outcomes are not really getting dramatically better. The places that spend the mos
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dnautics
5y ago
You have no idea how much it improves the readability and understandability of code.
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dnautics
5y ago
If you don't think that maximization of social capital doesnt lead people to do dumb shit things allow me to introduce you to real stuff with escalating degrees of real consequence over millennia like TikTok, eating competitions, luxu
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