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by giarc 5y ago
I think that is why evan__ suggested the heart valve defect, a genetic condition that often goes undetected until it kills you. You often hear of stories of young, athletic people dropping dead and being linked to some defect they've h
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by giarc 5y ago
>I use a password manager, so it's an easy thing to print the list of passwords. Why not just provide the password for your manager? Isn't that the whole point?
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by giarc 5y ago
These statements seem to counter each other. >They acquired property, bought yachts and planes, travelled to exotic destinations. >Robertson, online posters insisted, was conspiring with Cotten, who’d faked his own death and was hidin
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by giarc 5y ago
I'm cherry picking a stat from this article, but it doesn't appear totally out of the realm of possibility to die from Crohns. It is well accepted that Crohn's disease is associated with a small but real risk of death. Popula
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by giarc 5y ago
I believe OP got dropped from the Amazon affiliate program, not Amazon hosting.
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by giarc 5y ago
I think the commentor is stating that you and I have no reason to presume innocence until proven guilty. We can make up our own opinion. However, the judicial system has to assume innocence so the defendant can get a fair trial.
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by giarc 5y ago
It was the talk with Peter McCullough. Two that stand out to me. 1. He stated that Japan began using ivermectin as first line treatment for COVID and it stopped their wave. This is easily discredited by visiting the official site for approv
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by giarc 5y ago
There's a difference between not following the food pyramid and not getting vaccinated. It comes down to health of the public vs health of the individual. Someone's decision to intermittent fast doesn't affect anyone other th
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by giarc 5y ago
The problem is Rogan does legitimize many things for a lot of his listeners. I listened to that one COVID episode making news and it's hard not to think "this guy knows what he's talking about" and I have graduate degree
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by giarc 5y ago
Make it like insurance, "you've shown to cause issue in the past, your flight will now cost 8x what everyone else is paying". You can continue to fly, but it's going to cost you an arm and a leg.
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by giarc 5y ago
Me too... was just showing off :)
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by giarc 5y ago
Dharmesh Shah (hubspot founder) built a tool called FirstWord that ranks word choices. https://firstword.com/
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by giarc 5y ago
No ads, no pay to play, no upgrades, no sign in, no social graph, takes 2 minutes per day, everyone plays the same/one puzzle per day, unwritten rules you don't ruin it for others, etc etc. The perks are great, I hope the NYT does
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by giarc 5y ago
It any good? Have never heard of the podcast.
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by giarc 5y ago
My family has used Blurb for many years. Once you've created your book, just wait a few weeks and a 50% coupon usually comes around.
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by giarc 5y ago
I love Blurb. We use it to make photobooks every year. It forces us to pick the 200-300 photos from the year that really mean something to us. The rest of the 50,000 photos go into our Google Cloud drive. Not that they don't mean somet
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by giarc 5y ago
I wasn't clear, but the winning bidder wasn't the DAO, so it's not like the Constitution DAO where they said "We raised 35 million to bid". The winning bidder used his own eth to win the auction and is only now goin
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by giarc 5y ago
I don't think that's true. From Buzzfeed article, it looks like a 25 year old crypto millionaire bid on this, and the SpiceDAO raised $12 million after the fact and are going to reimburse him (and use the rest of the funds for thi
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by giarc 5y ago
Someone else here pointed out that it's likely the total budget for the 4 person core team is $30k, not $30k each.
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by giarc 5y ago
I believe the developer was interviewed and said he/she has no plans to change the game to make money. If you go to just https://www.powerlanguage.co.uk/ (maker of the game) you can see he made other games on Reddit (T
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by giarc 5y ago
Stirring up outrage? The unix time stamp on his test results indicate he lied about the order of his tests. I would say lying to get into a country to play tennis is worthy of outrage.
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by giarc 5y ago
Yes, but you can't just guess the URL. To view that page, the patient would have to tell you the URL.
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by giarc 5y ago
Djokovic is showing test results, not vaccine results. I suspect you are referring to vaccine certificates.
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by giarc 5y ago
I don't think the certificate validity is in question since the URLs of the Serbia government sites can be accessed. Unless the implication is that Serbian government aided in the fraud.
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by giarc 5y ago
It's only available since Djokovic provided the URL.... and lied about the dates it seems.
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by giarc 5y ago
I had a friend in Mexico and took PCR on Monday for Tuesday flight. Tuesday flight got cancelled. Couldn't get ahold of 2 major airlines on phone on Tuesday so just showed up to airport on Wednesday to get any flight into Canada befo
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by giarc 5y ago
This is cool. I'm going to try and host a trivia "virtual coffee break" with my team in a few weeks. I'll use this and let you know how it goes.
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by giarc 5y ago
If they were raised for organs rather than meat for consumption, we'd likely treat them better. Not only because of the emotional causes, but because they'd probably be worth a lot of money so the investment would be greater to ke
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by giarc 5y ago
Yes all transplant patients receive immunosuppressants. The only transplant that wouldn't would be an allogenic stem cell transplants (uses the persons own stem cells), however these people typically don't have an immune system to
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by giarc 5y ago
This is a different purpose. These units aren't connected to the facility HVAC system at all. If I could remember the name I would link the companies website.

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