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by gojomo 6y ago
As far as I know, Amazon isn't objecting. So, Oracle can say: we're "doing it" with permission.
932.
by gojomo 6y ago
Indeed! The multiple balls may be thought of like ballots/points, leading to the wrong intuition that “more balls one side, that side wins”. But that’s exactly the misinterpretation of probabilities/multiple-trials such demos are
933.
by gojomo 6y ago
Love the concept. Consider adding poems, too: • many already like to memorize poems, to drill their ideas/emotions, improve one's own prosody, & be able to perform for others • quicker feeling of success than just being a page
934.
by gojomo 6y ago
Is there a backport for earlier Python 3.x versions?
935.
by gojomo 6y ago
I'd not be surprised if both severity & symptoms vary a lot by which bodily tissues are 1st infected & bear the brunt of viral replication. An initial infection via inhaling a large "initial inoculum" (viral dose) int
936.
by gojomo 6y ago
Oh heavens, busybodies are gonna ban Python and Ruby under the guise of fighting climate change.
937.
by gojomo 6y ago
Indeed, 'Medicalexpress' appears to be nothing more than reprints of press-releases about medical research. The PR teams of Bristol & Oracle probably coordinated on the authorship. This is nearly pure promotion, with a thin ve
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by gojomo 6y ago
But, it's a "hack workaround" that a professional consensus has converged upon. Pythonistas have developed supporting tools & help-texts, & many assume the use of silo'd virtual environments as 'basic hygien
939.
by gojomo 6y ago
The article claims as a second benefit of an LLC: > 2. Tax benefits. You can deduct qualified business expenses from the total income of the business. Here’s a simple example: If you spent $1,000 on servers and your website made $10,000
940.
by gojomo 6y ago
Choosing any one "the right entity" is the wrong strategy for truly robust preservation. Redundancy in a variety of organizations & technical regimes best ensures durability against all risks. So the IA's efforts here s
941.
by gojomo 6y ago
Interesting! As the creator, can you say anything about the algorithm(s) used to determine similarity?
942.
by gojomo 6y ago
Yes, with the brightly-lit white undersides of the awnings.
943.
by gojomo 6y ago
If the web browser wasn't grandfathered-in, the Apple & Google App Stores would ban it.
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by gojomo 6y ago
The story is clearly more complicated than, "supplement Vitamin D, improve everything that low-Vitamin-D is correlated with". Getting real sun, & doing the whole stack of things associated with that – being active, seeing natu
945.
by gojomo 6y ago
They're not all done in a completely-controlled clinic - indeed the 25,000 person study highlighted here, with followup after around 5 years, of course had the subjects going about their daily lives except during original enrollment &
946.
by gojomo 6y ago
There's also "Bech32" from the Bitcoin world: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/BIP_0173#Bech32 The cool thing about using a standard Base32 representation is there's so many to choose from!
947.
by gojomo 6y ago
Only millions? Amazing! To actually deliver a physical, one-of-a-kind, working vehicle of that scale & novel function, for low-digit millions, seems pretty impressive to me - especially if the effort documented enough of their choices
948.
by gojomo 6y ago
Just a text message? Psh. In China some microlenders will accept nude pictures as collateral – & release them publicly if you don't pay. https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/kzv38w/millennials-in-chi...
949.
by gojomo 6y ago
Spammers having to maintain that live server code/state, for regenerating the targeted email from the recipient-request, would've still been better than everyone else receiving & storing their junk! In the early days of email,
950.
by gojomo 6y ago
IM2000 could've been a reasonable step in shifting costs towards those generating them, especially in the earlier-environment in which it was proposed - when bandwidth & storage were more salient bottlenecks. Sure, there would stil
951.
by gojomo 6y ago
It seems every StackExchange site is overrun by sophomoric gatekeepers, searching for (& competing with each other?) to find any possible reason to shoot-down questions. It's so much easier to hit that 'downvote' or &#x27
952.
by gojomo 6y ago
True, but if you look in the literature, you will find both of these compounds referred to as having some anti-viral effects, and their hypothesized mechanism(s) against Covid-19 may involve those effects. For example, in < https:/&
953.
by gojomo 6y ago
It's interesting to me that Jefferson, in this text, offers an observation that's formulated very similar to (one-half of) the Gell-Mann Amnesia Effect, when he says: "The real extent of this state of misinformation is known
954.
by gojomo 6y ago
Not really. Super-spreader events outside are essentially unheard of - both the sunlight & plentiful air make transmission much harder. Don't get up-close with crowds of strangers, sure, but growing evidence suggests 6' outdoo
955.
by gojomo 6y ago
In combo with other observational studies correlating Vitamin-D-deficiencies with the worst Covid-19 outcomes, the case is growing. Vitamin-D in moderate amounts is pretty safe, so for those not already getting adequate sun exposure, it&#x2
956.
by gojomo 6y ago
While neither azithromycin nor hydroxychloroquine are primarily thought of as anti-virals, both are hypothesized by some to have some anti-viral effect, and it's still unclear whether any potential effects they have on Covid-19 are v
957.
by gojomo 6y ago
How would public BitTorrent tracker servers be better than a single rendezvous-server run by the tool's author? With trackers, you're revealing the fact-of-transmission, transmission-size, & endpoints to any number of unknown
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by gojomo 6y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/11/health/coronavirus-aeroso...
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by gojomo 6y ago
That "particularly in well-ventilated spaces" is doing a lot of work. In normal times, people spend a lot of time with other people in not-very-well-ventilated spaces - including, unfortunately, many conference-rooms, classrooms,
960.
by gojomo 6y ago
While there's no single slam-dunk study yet proving this with SARS-Cov-2 (Covid-19), there's so much mutually-reinforcing suggestive evidence that the authoritative tone of this UCSF professor/researcher/doctor seems jus

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