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by goalieca 6y ago
I was thinking along the lines of infected laptop that goes from wifi to wifi. I may be wrong though.
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by goalieca 6y ago
This is wormable. Ready your patches!
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by goalieca 6y ago
> but the simplest is that we don't know who the high-risk groups are We absolutely do. We have such a wealth of data and the signal is very strong. > That paper doesn't consider reinfection risk or non-fatal outcomes. That
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by goalieca 6y ago
Wired? Seriously? I don’t even trust them for tech news. Here are the authors. They are well credentialed Dr. Martin Kulldorff, professor of medicine at Harvard University, a biostatistician, and epidemiologist with expertise in detecting a
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by goalieca 6y ago
This is roughly what is called for here by some of the leading experts: https://gbdeclaration.org/
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by goalieca 6y ago
I’m tired of seeing scoreboard style comparisons everywhere as some sort of gotcha. Any scientific analysis worth its salt will look into the values to start explaining the numbers and put it all into context. For instance, can we explain w
907.
by goalieca 6y ago
I must work out because I have a desk job. There are many other kinds of jobs that aren't desk jobs where you don't get enough exercise.
908.
by goalieca 6y ago
It's been a decade running and 3 years since the switch has been released.
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by goalieca 6y ago
I too like banging but i find myself banging less and less these days because she knows exactly what i want and gives it good the first time.
910.
by goalieca 6y ago
If anything, reddit is actually overrun by left wing spam accounts and I say this as a liberal leaning person myself. I had to drop that platform outside of reading nintendo and Star Trek episode discussions.
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by goalieca 6y ago
There’s other Chinese companies such as Tencent which aren’t banned. India has more serious border and resource disputes so they are using apps as a proxy in the fight. I think the main concern many people in the west have against tik Tok i
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by goalieca 6y ago
Security by obscurity has a bad reputation because it should never be used in place of a proper secure solution whenever possible. Most security experts will argue in adding layers of defence where the proper solution is not possible. There
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by goalieca 6y ago
Since when did it require a Google login to view?
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by goalieca 6y ago
A very shallow analysis only compares reported deaths on the scoreboard. We need to looks into the deaths and find out how many were actually preventable and where they all occurred. In Sweden, the care homes were particularly hard hit. The
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by goalieca 6y ago
There is a relatively massive false negative rate.
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by goalieca 6y ago
That floppy disk controller is the only way into the box and isn't nearly as vulnerable as a modern usb controller since there's no smarts!! The windows 95 system is going to be safer than a patched windows 10 on the network for t
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by goalieca 6y ago
> Analyzing medical death rate data over an eight-year period, Johns Hopkins patient safety experts have calculated that more than 250,000 deaths per year are due to medical error in the U.S. https://hub.jhu.edu/2016&#x2F
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by goalieca 6y ago
So we’ve never done a lockdown before. We sort of knew there would be harms based on decades of research we’ve done on substance abuse, domestic violence, cancer, heart disease, etc. But there we go, running the worlds largest experiment on
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by goalieca 6y ago
> Today, researchers can use Docker containers (see also ref. 7) and Conda virtual environments (see also ref. 8) to package computational environments for reuse. Docker is also flawed. You can perfectly reproduce it today but what about
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by goalieca 6y ago
Arguably, data is just as important. Academics hoard their data and try to milk out every paper they can from it. The reward system is based on publishing as many papers as possible rather than just making a meaningful contribution.
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by goalieca 6y ago
The services industry is highly sought after in general. It is very labour dependant rather than industrial. With tourism, it cannot be off-shored. Plus, increased foot traffic brings vibrancy to the city. More arts and culture, parks, muse
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by goalieca 6y ago
> Registries Considered Harmful Can we cut it out with the memeing of a 50 year old paper.
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by goalieca 6y ago
The funny thing about New Zealand is that the new outbreak has genetics unique to New Zealand. It’s very likely that they never actually rid themselves of it and that it had time to mutate. It could be seen as a warning that suppression wor
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by goalieca 6y ago
Call me old fashioned but I will achieve immortality through my children in just the way you described.
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by goalieca 6y ago
Holy crap. Feels like just yesterday they hit 1T.
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by goalieca 6y ago
Let's assume this virus will be endemic. Why would we assume that the second infection would be any worse than the first? Our immune system is highly adaptive and generally does very well. In fact, we've now got good evidence that
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by goalieca 6y ago
The original herd immunity "estimates" of 60% were 1-1/Ro. This never considered heterogeneous spread and it assumed everyone was equally susceptible. It's hard to estimate prevalance because PCR testing has a large fals
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by goalieca 6y ago
The economy is a ecosystem. If one species goes extinct it can destroy the balance and throw everything into chaos. My company and most of my friends at other tech companies have had paycuts, layoffs, or furloughs.
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by goalieca 6y ago
As a layman, it would seem more desirable to use pasteurized manure than petrochemical based fertilizers.
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by goalieca 6y ago
Memory B cells exist and will produce antibodies as needed. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_B_cell Proving herd immunity impossible is a rather bold claim and the threshold for that has simply not been met. We d

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