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gzer0
6y ago
I would like to read more about this, do you have a source? I cannot find anything reliable that suggests this! Thanks.
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gzer0
7y ago
I have edited my last statement to say, let us not spread false information. Maybe that is better worded.
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gzer0
7y ago
I have uploaded the entire 18 page document available to UpToDate subscribers for free on SCRIBD for as long as they will allow it as well. Good source you mention as well.
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7y ago
From a quick glance through UpToDate: [1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=32053470 Not allowed to do this and not sure how long this will be up; the entire UpToDate reprint on the latest we know about COVID-1
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7y ago
Around 99% of the patients developed a high temperature, while more than half experienced fatigue and a dry cough. About a third also experienced muscle pain and difficulty breathing. Research from the Chinese Center for Disease Control sug
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7y ago
> Accordingly, the Jeffreys prior, and hence the inferences made using it, may be different for two experiments involving the same theta parameter even when the likelihood functions for the two experiments are the same—a violation of the
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gzer0
7y ago
There are 4,000+ planned starlink satellites that are planning to be deployed in total. This, in addition to backup with cell towers in case starlink goes down really makes this scenario risk-free.
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7y ago
Some care is needed when choosing priors in a hierarchical model [such as Bayesian], particularly on scale variables at higher levels of the hierarchy. The usual priors such as the Jeffreys prior [1] often do not work, because the posterior
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gzer0
7y ago
> Then I pointed out how it happens to a vast extent every day and it’s part of modern markets and you have nothing in response to defend your stance on price discrimination. Back this up. None of your statements have any backing. Edit:
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gzer0
7y ago
I think a lot of comments here are forgetting it takes months to be considered a trusted guard node by TOR. Unless you have hundreds of these and a lot of time and patience, and somehow knock off all of the non-malicious guard-nodes + have
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gzer0
7y ago
Your comment, seems to be missing a lot more: a coherent series of reasons, statements, or facts intended to support or establish a point of view
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gzer0
7y ago
I'm unsure what point you are trying to make here? That the practices conducted by Standard Oil were considered acceptable? Or are you stating that because it is done today (wrongfully so, imo), it was okay back then? Please elaborate.
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7y ago
Standard raised prices to its monopolistic customers but lowered them to hurt competitors, often disguising its illegal actions by using bogus supposedly independent companies it controlled [1]. The evidence is, in fact, absolutely conclusi
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gzer0
7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Oil
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7y ago
If we are to assume per average per capita GDP, and standardized GDP year over year growth rate for the OECD countries, there is no indication of a higher tax rate slowing the pace of economic growth, it is actually the opposite for some of
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gzer0
7y ago
That does not mean it isn't possible; the implementation simply has not occurred.
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gzer0
7y ago
End to end encryption in WebRTC is indeed possible even if you are using an SFU, this is achieved via Privacy Enhanced RTP Conferencing (PERC). [1]. https://www.callstats.io/blog/2018/06/01/examining-srtp
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Destroying a Scam Call Center
(youtube.com)
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Anti-inflammatory agents may reduce symptoms of major depression, suggests a new study (n=1,610), which adds to the mounting evidence that there is a connection between emotional functioning and inflammation, suggesting that inflammation ma
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Anti-inflammatory agents may reduce symptoms of major depression
(psychologytoday.com)
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7y ago
You must not be familiar with the drug Onasemnogene abeparvovec. This is administered for spinal muscular atrophy patients. Patiens with SMA have a mutation in their SMN1 gene which causes decreased SMN protein. Onasemnogene abeparvovec is
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7y ago
Correct. The APOE3ch alteration falls within a region of the APOE3 protein. Specifically, the article talks about APOE3 R136S or 'Christchurch' (APOE3ch) mutation. A more indepth analysis of the patient's mutation and mechani
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7y ago
Quick summary of the findings: - Patient had a PSEN1 E280A mutation, which predisposes you to a 99.9% risk of developing early-onset Alzheimer's. - Patient was expected to have Alzheimer's by 50. She is currently 70, with very lit
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7y ago
I will suggest another alternative. The authors weighed the risk of not being successful vs the risk of someone analyzing the worm. The latter was inevitable but the former would have been disastrous. Those protections would have only slowe
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7y ago
Will be interesting to see how Facebook plays this out now. Seems as if they are headed in the complete opposite direction.
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7y ago
https://rietta.com/blog/comcast-insecure-injection/injection...
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This does nothing to bolster your claim. Your arguement is moronic.
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7y ago
Except that time and time again, it has been shown that it absolutely does not work. "[I]f the income share of the top 20 percent (the rich) increases, then GDP growth actually declines over the medium term, suggesting that the benefit
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gzer0
7y ago
AWS certainly has numerous US government contracts; however, none of those are from the Pentagon. With the awarding of the contract, the Pentagon specifically has chosen Microsoft over AWS. Note: Pentagon != all US govt agencies
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7y ago
It's not only about the $10 billion. Microsoft has essentially cemented being the cloud provider for the Pentagon for the foreseeable future. Once all of the pentagon is integrated with Azure, after the 10 years are up, it will be very
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