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“It’s no exaggeration to say UK rejection of Apple API will cost lives”(9to5mac.com)
2 points by etrevino 6y ago|1 comments
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by etrevino 7y ago
This is helpful to know, thanks!
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by etrevino 7y ago
Just that since I don't live there and know the society/culture I may be asking a dumb question. I probably should have said something like "I don't know much about Sweden, so I'm asking from a position of genuine
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by etrevino 7y ago
There may be a constitutional or-- as it's often put in Europe-- a basic law issue. But, I'm wondering why it is that we haven't heard about a debate to change these laws.
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by etrevino 7y ago
That may be, but I'm wondering what the reasoning is in Sweden , not the US.
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by etrevino 7y ago
I'm an American, so the usual caveats apply, but I think more should be made of this statement from the interview: "The Swedish laws on communicable diseases are mostly based on voluntary measures — on individual responsibility. I
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by etrevino 7y ago
A doctor asked me that-- a fact I found disturbing, because shouldn't he know-- so I did some research. And I found out that the machine would spread the virus everywhere with the outgassing (I'm not sure if that's the right
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Scripting Applications with WebAssembly(tirania.org)
2 points by etrevino 7y ago|0 comments
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by etrevino 7y ago
> "On the eve of the Civil War, an advertisement appeared in the Texas Almanac ..." This was 1862. The war was well underway by then. I'm really not sure how that made it into the article. I'm very curious if an ed
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Prosocial Economics for Game Design(lostgarden.home.blog)
2 points by etrevino 7y ago|0 comments
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We scaled AI Dungeon 2 to support over 1M users(medium.com)
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Preprint Analysis of Preprint Articles Defining Global Discoure Around Covid-19(twitter.com)
1 points by etrevino 7y ago|1 comments
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Quick retraction of a faulty coronavirus paper was a good moment for science(statnews.com)
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NEJM: Asymptomatic Transmission of Coronavirus Identified(nejm.org)
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Bennet Omalu, doctor of ‘Concussion’ fame, built a career on distorted science(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by etrevino 7y ago|0 comments
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Into the vortex of bestiarium: Making a procedural card game(yankooliveira.com)
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by etrevino 7y ago
GP is taking into account the larger picture and discussion of Galileo's ideas. The Inquisition was sicced on Galileo and the justification was that his ideas contradicted the Bible. But the actual prosecution was also motivated by
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by etrevino 7y ago
Okay, so, lithium is used to treat bipolar. Metformin is being tested to treat lithium weight gain. Modafinil is sometimes used for treatment resistant depression. And escitalopram is an anti-depressant. All of that, plus the hormones (
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Investigation of oceanic 'black carbon' uncovers mystery in global carbon cycle(phys.org)
2 points by etrevino 7y ago|0 comments
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by etrevino 7y ago
I want to believe this, but when I read the comments under the article I have questions. This is one of them that makes me wonder: "There's also some logical problems with the Augusta part "That story involves: 1) a highway
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Decades-Old Code Is Putting Millions of Critical Devices at Risk(wired.com)
2 points by etrevino 7y ago|0 comments
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by etrevino 7y ago
There's something missing from this. Teachers often buy classroom supplies themselves, instead of the district providing them. Yeah, they only spend about $479 on average [1], but it's still a pretty unique situation. That, I th
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I Am the Cheapest Bastard in Indie Games(jeff-vogel.blogspot.com)
127 points by etrevino 7y ago|50 comments
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by etrevino 7y ago
Joi Ito apparently knew Epstein personally and offered Zuckerman to meet Epstein in 2014, which was well after Epstein's punishment (such as it was) for pandering.
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by etrevino 7y ago
> The court heard Ms Banerji tweeted approximately 9,000 times in 2012, from a private device and mostly outside of work hours. It's the "mostly outside" part that sets off alarm bells for me. Admittedly I'm not in A
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Supergravity Snags $3M Special Breakthrough Prize(scientificamerican.com)
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“How many other [rape] cases have been closed and locked away?”(theatlantic.com)
9 points by etrevino 7y ago|0 comments
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by etrevino 7y ago
> Why, then, would Nikon, Canon, and especially Leica, not have their own definable standards of how to process RAW photos for their particular cameras? Pretty sure they do. Aren't those the manufacturer-specific import profiles in
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by etrevino 7y ago
I did my dissertation using these documents! They're incredibly interesting and give a fantastic understanding of the nature of crime and punishment in England. @devindotcom mentioned the Newgate Calendars elsewhere. Those are writte
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by etrevino 7y ago
> Since when is getting to blow shit up one of the worst jobs in the world? I know you're joking, but it's a scary dangerous job.

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