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by greesil 5y ago
Unless there's an obesity spike that takes up all the ICU beds in a region (doughnut sale or something) your argument makes no sense.
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by greesil 5y ago
Great link. I read it. The body of work is not conclusive. Yes we need boosters, according to the CDC so I guess that makes sense. But, have you heard of herd immunity?
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by greesil 5y ago
Your proposal is to fire fat people from their jobs because they pose a risk to.... others? In seriousness, the whole point of vaccination is public health, which means you're not doing it just for yourself but also for the person who&
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by greesil 5y ago
It clearly wasn't worthless for the early adopters.
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by greesil 5y ago
Seconded. The dead posts are always uninformative and/or toxic.
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by greesil 5y ago
https://meyerweb.com/eric/comment/chech.html https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9744916 Considered harmful?
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by greesil 5y ago
Supposedly this will have a negative impact on crop yields. They are photosynthesis machines after all.
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How to Turn a Raspberry Pi into a Z-Wave Smart Home Hub(hackernoon.com)
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by greesil 5y ago
You do have to build, but low interest rates drive capital to seek investments with lower average returns. Private equity used to stay out of housing, but now there are funds to buy up trailer parks. I hypothesize this is driving some of th
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by greesil 5y ago
Wrong liquidity.
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by greesil 5y ago
You can if you're in a liquidity trap. Question is, are we in one now?
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by greesil 5y ago
I thought for sure we were headed for a recession prior to covid based on this. The great thing about being a permabear is that eventually you are right. In the meantime you're a terrible investor who can't afford to buy a house.
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by greesil 5y ago
My interpretation is that it's not a joke, but instead a way to convey the heuristic can have false positives.
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by greesil 5y ago
Isn't this just transfer learning?
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by greesil 5y ago
Myke Cole has written a new book on Spartan society and military, The Bronze Lie: https://www.amazon.com/Bronze-Lie-Shattering-Spartan-Suprema... His previous work on the Roman legion vs the Greek phalanx was very interesti
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by greesil 5y ago
So it's better than anarchy? Admittedly it's a low bar to clear, but what would you propose as better?
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by greesil 5y ago
Like Pixel 5a?
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by greesil 5y ago
What chaos must result from Pi Day?
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by greesil 5y ago
Only if they're going to put it in their cars, right?
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by greesil 5y ago
I'm always curious about the decision-making progress when someone decides to make their own ASIC when there are somewhat reasonable commercial alternatives. What was the advantage here for Tesla?
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by greesil 5y ago
Possibly to drive between their various houses?
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by greesil 5y ago
These two things are not mutually exclusive.
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by greesil 5y ago
Ask yourself, if philosophers go on strike, who will it inconvenience?
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by greesil 5y ago
What's the R0 in a vaccinated population?
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by greesil 5y ago
What about the intranasal vaccine?
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by greesil 5y ago
Is that like a camel but with dazzle camouflage?
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by greesil 5y ago
Watch out for zebra crossings.
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by greesil 5y ago
No my theory is garbage, totally unproven and not supported by any data. The point I'm trying to make is that the OP's is the same. I guess I could have just said citation needed.
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by greesil 5y ago
I'll make up an inane and unproven theory too: Orgs that have leaders that shit all over its employees have large turnover, thus diffusing insider knowledge far and wide. It's a good thing for the world to have leaders be this way
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by greesil 5y ago
Maybe the CCP is the entire reason they're doing this.

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