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by e9 5y ago
You got to be careful here. Countries that don’t vaccinate also don’t care to diagnose autism. For example, according to this site( https://www.marketwatch.com/story/this-is-the-most-anti-vaxx... ) the most antivax count
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by e9 5y ago
I second that. Scale is phenomenal book that is very accessible to curious reader.
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by e9 5y ago
I did it opposite. I only ran on Saturdays and increased distance every week. I ran slow and walked when needed. After 8 months I finished my first marathon. After a year I ran 50k in the mountains. During the week I only did weightlifting.
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by e9 5y ago
While GitHub is not Git, it offers this by having concept of a pull request/review that can be merged as single commit but kept as multiple commits in the review history. What if git incorporates this concept as a core feature?
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by e9 5y ago
So you think that if someone wipes out crypto they borrowed from exchange, then the exchange wipes out the assets they borrowed from some other account then person who lended crypto just looses and there is not much they can get back? So th
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by e9 5y ago
If Bitcoin goes to zero then a lot of people will get margin calls that they can’t meet and this will cause all sorts cascading failures
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by e9 5y ago
Right or like when new movie comes out and beats all time high box office sales, well duh we have larger population so this will happen even for shitty movies
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by e9 5y ago
Not true. A bunch of doctors went on YouTube about usefulness of hydroxychloroquine in their patients and got taken down by YouTube. Every person is unique and medications/supplements/food will work for some and not others. Best e
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by e9 5y ago
Pretty much all of them require to do transactions outside of Bitcoin network and making parts of the system more centralized and more vulnerable.
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by e9 5y ago
It’s both. It’s not a scam in a sense that it is a store of value(digital property) to a small degree. But a scam in a sense that it can’t power every day transactions or day to day needs etc
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by e9 5y ago
but that's basically already solved with FPGA, right? You can create any circuit on the fly with code.
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by e9 5y ago
Yes, they set up trust and then trust owns the property. You can still sometimes figure out the owner based on the trust name.
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by e9 5y ago
On the bright side, this might encourage reuse of used/old parts and care about being more efficient with what we currently have, which is a form of innovation on its own
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by e9 5y ago
This is not full story. 65% efficacy against symptomatic COVID-19 but 100% efficacy against death and hospitalization due to COVID-19. So there is real benefit to it.
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by e9 5y ago
Police injected him with ketamine to sedate him and he died from that.
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by e9 6y ago
Grew up in USSR. The basic premise of communism is that it's the best possible way to organize society. If you are not happy then it's not the problem with the communism(how could it be? it's the best!) but it's the prob
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by e9 6y ago
Some people did due diligence but still have lower price targets: https://www.gmedd.com/
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by e9 6y ago
https://www.chamathforca.com/
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by e9 6y ago
One off examples don't set the trend. For example, holacracy seems to be working out for Valve but that's about it.
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by e9 6y ago
That’s not true. In a number of countries they extensively use Hydroxychloroquine which is anti malaria drug and super important especially in Africa. Indian government is very open in using it for covid-19: https://www.newsweek.
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by e9 6y ago
I actually agree with decriminalizing drugs, but I think they should be controlled like any other prescriptions or like weed is currently controlled. Specifically portion controlled so that drug does not destroy person's life. I have e
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by e9 6y ago
It’s same as asking why should government control abuse of meth and heroin. These drugs along with social media, exploit certain nature of how our brain works to make us addicted and alter our state of mind.
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by e9 6y ago
You are absolutely right, but what other way do we have to help the ones who actually need help? Should we tax the rich who get all the benefit?
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by e9 6y ago
Yeah I tried the constant live streaming thing. It helped for a bit.
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by e9 6y ago
So I tried to see if they let me work from wework or some other shared space but I work with some equipment that can’t be seen in public
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by e9 6y ago
1. Kicked out my roommate and made an office. Didn't help. 2. It's very hard to do casual check-in with another person.I feel like I'm bothering them too much. I can't get over it. Too stressful. Was way easier in person
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by e9 6y ago
The problem is who decides what hate speech is. Ira Glasser has good point here: https://reclaimthenet.org/former-aclu-head-ira-glasser-expla...
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by e9 6y ago
I use Apple Maps. I find it’s better for driving because it tells you speed limit etc.
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by e9 6y ago
I remember reading this while in college and being fascinated how it made these concepts easily comprehensible
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by e9 6y ago
Why not physical debounce switch? I get it is more expensive but no one would question it twice.

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