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Show HN: Tribble Sex Club: A small star trek shitposting forum
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Stack is lemp with wp for the index, phpbb for the forums. My first attempt building a community, feedback encouraged. I'm still working some kinks out
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No, the burden of proof is on the author. And considering this is a model, not a study, I wouldn't hold my breath on it.
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So, the study is funded by groups that admit to existing to sell new vaccines? And you don't see a conflict of interest?
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"Apple has always had a good reputation in terms of security. But the company has been reluctant to speak publicly and candidly about specific security incidents." All I get from this is apple probably has absolutely horrid securi
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What about what I said was "conspiracy bs"? These are the organizations that fund the group. They are invested in vaccine sales, and some of them have very questionable ethics. Again from Wikipedia: "Public-sector workers and
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From Wikipedia: IHME receives core grant funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation[60] and the state of Washington. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC); Inter-American Development Bank; Gavi, the Vaccine Alli
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How can you retrospectively test the people who died prior to April? How can you confirm any of the data that was generated by guesswork? I'm fairly sure there is no tissue available to test from any of those bodies The situation was r
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Prior to April 2020 the diagnostic criteria for a covid death required 0 testing whatsoever. Combine that with financial incentives to record something as covid, and the lack of other income for hospitals as patients wouldn't come for
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But the reasoning is because they consider Facebook to be too open speech wise. The status quo Starbucks is challenging is the value of free speech. They just want people to not be allowed to talk bad about them
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Yep, and it's a suspect one at best. Personally I wouldn't trust a stastical model from someone who advertises that they own the book "how to lie with statistics" and obviously used it
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Excess deaths doesn't work either. Gun violence has increased everywhere. So have suicides in my region of the world. I don't know who or why this comment got flagged, it doesn't change reality
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The organization that published these numbers apparently a. Doesn't know how to use certbot and b. Is primarily funded by organizations who are anything but impartial on the subject
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Ilumn has been my go to for 18650s for years
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Confirmation bias. For this to end up on a site of someone who refers to themselves as any type of scientist is frankly embarrassing. Not a good look for a company blog
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I'm conflicted, because Starbucks is pushing for more censorship, but anything that hurts Facebook is good
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I'm guessing microsoft considers the few % of web devs who work on linux and care about edge compatibility somewhat of a priority.... There are literally dozens of them!
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I'd bet that greater happiness is still found off social media, "authentic" presence or not.
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https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http:/...
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This is the reason I closed my aws account and gave up on learning their services. Intentional cost obfuscation means I have no interest in doing business with someone
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From it's track record it apparently doesn't convey
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Someone please enlighten me what possible use case this product has over accurate gps coordinates.
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Discord will eventually be horrible (or moreso than it is, depending on your viewpoint). It's a company. They will always sacrafice user experience for profits. Matrix is a better solution, although it has some minor issues, it has the
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1/3 of people are dead weight at basecamp then. Anyone who doesn't show up to work to do work is a liability.
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It's almost as if instacart is predatory and you shouldn't rely on it for income. None of these "gig" jobs are actual jobs
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Which is needed when you are trying to sleep? I'm really confused as to the use case. I cannot speak for others but the only LEDs that have ever bothered my sleep have been indicator lights on electronics. And the manufacturers are not
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That's an assumption made off incomplete data.
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That seems like an overengineered solution to a very simple problem. Use a red LED
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That article is drawing conclusions based on an incomplete data set. Suicide with covid is a covid death anyway.
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The cheery manner in which this person describes political censorship is disgusting.
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