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eggy
3y ago
Well, a similar burning of the Torah was stopped in Sweden before. I am not sure what makes that different than burning the Quran re: free speech, but now Sweden has approved for a 50-year-old woman to burn the Torah outside the Israeli emb
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eggy
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Thanks for that link. Very interesting. The role of social media in making patients an "epistemic authority" and reversing the normal arrow or flow from doctors and scientists. I like that "long haulers" came from a pati
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eggy
3y ago
I was a vegetarian while living in Macau, China for over 6 years and a year in Indonesia as well as when I came back to the US, so for about 8 years actually. It was very hard to avoid "vegetarian" meals with animal broth in them.
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eggy
3y ago
Wow, thanks for sharing that. So far so good for me. I mainly eat beef with very little chicken if any. My blood work is good at the present. I try and buy a high-fat steak or the 80/20 ground beef. The butcher told me they can't
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3y ago
I was vegetarian for over 7 years, and I have since switched to a carnivore diet. I have had no issues so far, and I have lost 13 lbs. and packed on more lean muscle. On the dark side of things, alpha-gal is not found in primate and human a
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3y ago
Not denying a phenomenon here, so the "Long Covid" moniker doesn't irk me, but I think you hear more "Long Covid" than "Long Flu" because of the lockdowns, masking, school shutdowns, and ongoing culture wa
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3y ago
Immediately thought of "Joe Versus The Volcano" scene[1] where he is diagnosed with a brain cloud. "Phew. Brain Cloud!? I knew it!" Close to a "brain fog" I guess. [1] https://youtu.be/M77TmgZ5
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eggy
3y ago
If you are in engineering or physics in the US, you use metric. There are some beautiful conversions too: 1 m^3 of water is 1000 kg or 1 metric ton. It is also 1000 liters of water. Wait until you run into the Imperial system's slug, a
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3y ago
>finally reciprocity with the US I remember traveling to European countries in the early 80s and needing to cross immigration at each border, but not having to secure a Visa ahead of time for most if any. You were given 30 to 90 days dep
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eggy
3y ago
To be fair, I started programming back in 1978 with Commodore PET 2001 and went into C and assembly (6502) after that. I then picked up Pascal. Then J and APL after that. While trying Rust for the first time, nailing some of the concepts an
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Do you have the citations for the three instances where "people died that might have lived otherwise."? In this person's case, he will not live otherwise, so he has nothing to lose by trying an experimental therapy, although
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3y ago
My main point was how they pushed the vax on people even when existing data showed young, healthy (which means no obese, diabetic, hypertense individuals), males were not at sufficient risk to mandate it in universities and push it on every
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3y ago
Still waiting on Rust. I have attempted to use it beyond toy programs, and it wasn't clicking for me. I am using SPARK2014[0], a big subset of Ada, that has a 25-year track record in high-integrity, safety-critical applications in civi
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I always use glass plates and cups to heat my foods anyway. I remember about 20 years ago I overheated a microwave dinner and the food temperature deformed the container so much, I thought this isn't good. We only use the microwave for
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eggy
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Pfizer vaccinated their control group from the initial vaccines, so that long-term study was squashed by Pfizer. And the adverse effects data are still being collected and examined in light of reporting criteria and classification. Yet, the
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eggy
3y ago
Reminds me of some similarities to Arabic. Arabic uses root words, usually 3 consonants, that mean many similar things with surrounding letters. K-T-B means writing. Kitab means book. Kitaba is writing. The script is hard, and you have to l
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eggy
3y ago
Me too. People had way more common sense and less group think than in today's social media pablum.
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eggy
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Yes, MERS killed less people but had R0 estimates from 2 to 5 based on the Saudi and South Korea infections. MERS killed 936 people with a CFR of 36%. The US has an observed-CFR of 1.1% due to COVID-19 (close to Canada with more stringent m
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3y ago
I would agree, but we're talking about 35 to 40% prevalence of obesity and all the attendant diseases caused by it in the US. If the next wave of the flu or pneumonia would kill those same people who were pushed over the edge by COVID,
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3y ago
I've used Julia with Pluto and Weave to create engineering calculations and reports when I was working at an engineering company, but I want something more general purpose. I've used CL for little scripts and utilities with Portac
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Thanks for the motivation. I love Lisp, and even was into Shen[0] for a while, but Common Lisp has all the libraries and legacy tutorials and books that I will stick it out a bit more. Which matrix/math libraries do you recommend to co
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3y ago
I only wrote some file munging and reporting programs in Factor, a batteries-included Forth. Nobody would need these tools, so I was free to make and use for myself. They had people scraping HTML and Excel reports to do their reporting befo
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I missed this one. Thanks for the link. I was just reading "Beyond the Collapse" and my Lisp and APL/J and C skills would not allow me to approach Forth's simplicity at the OS level. I'll definitely check this out b
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3y ago
I'm deciding between Common Lisp and Mojo, so maybe I will try to implement this in Mojo and compare. Anybody have any thoughts on this, since I am a mediocre Lisper and a beginning Mojo person. I am familiar with Numpy and I also prog
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eggy
3y ago
What about climbing chalk and mesothelioma? Is asbestos is in talc naturally, or is it contaminated during extraction, separation, and processing? I used talc as a child and on my older children. Corn starch does not seem to have the smooth
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eggy
3y ago
I miss those days! I had them from the 80s on after high school. You did focus more while at work with a sort of weekend mentality when 5 or 6 pm rolled around. Now, I run my second company with a single phone with my personal number on it
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eggy
3y ago
Not a fan of internet culture laws; they're cute but meaningless. And you got it wrong too. Poe's law is about sarcasm, parody, and extreme views. I realize that what was center or center-left is now right wing for extreme leftist
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eggy
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Doesn't mean there are no PFAs in the bottled water. https://www.consumerreports.org/health/bottled-water/pfas-in...
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Or the converse, that the military and porn industry R&D lead to civilian products and usage like ecommerce via online credit card processing from the porn industry and GPS and jet engines to name a few from the military sector.
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eggy
3y ago
Please refrain from ad hominem attacks and labeling everything "right wing fascist". It's a knee-jerk reaction without thought and an insult to all who have suffered under true fascism. I asked a question in my original reply
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