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by hjnilsson 6y ago
All those things are correlated with death. So that it does not reduce mortality, is a strong indicator that it won’t help with severity either.
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
Sonos has not supported this for over 10 years, and seem to be doing quite well. It is a “smart speaker”, not a speaker, so expectations are different.
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
Main issue with these are the lack of inputs. 2 HDMI ports is not enough for most people. And lack of ARC complicated adding a sound system.
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
120Hz screen looks to be the main differentiator.
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
You don’t need to go so far back. The 2009 swine flu pandemic vaccine caused Narcolepsy in about 10 / 100 000 vaccinated, all of which were children aged 12-16 (which is not a group included in trials, by the way). https://e
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
Since the cost of making that cup is all domestic (labor, rent, marketing etc. the beans are maybe 1% of the cost), it will not change. Imported products may become more expensive though.
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
Restrictions on how much data a website can store prevents this. You can't cache 4GB of game data on a website (maximum in mobile Safari is 5MB for app cache).
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
And in Photos. I use it to create albums for different cameras and lenses I’ve had / have, very useful!
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
From this perspective, Notion would be the perfect acquisition for Slack. Adding a wiki / todos / workflow / document editor to Slack with deep integration. https://www.notion.so/
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
> Now, given the UK example, if the vaccine causes 10 deaths, and 1000 severe reactions(ie hospitalised) thats still better than the 200k deaths and close to a million cases with complications The anti vaccination optics, of a vaccine ki
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
Yes. It worked out so well the last pandemic (2009 swine flu). The vaccine had no side effects in the trials (healthy people 20-55), but caused narcolepsy for children, leaving them disabled for life. This affected over 500 children in Swe
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
Vietnam has a population 10 years younger than Taiwan / Sweden / Germany. This is a very significant factor when we are talking about Covid, and explains the very low mortality rate in Vietnam. But yes: Vietnam still did great, mo
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
Hm? It is changing from a system were it is very hard to host content anonymously to one where it is (domains currently require full name, address, phone and email to register). Not the other way around.
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
That too is “AI”. But there is a setting to turn off “AI previews”, that is just pulling some content from services into the dashboard.
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
It cracks me up that on the new LG TVs (I have a C9), it has “AI preview”. Which means: when I hover the Netflix icon in the dashboard it presents a list of the most recently played shows. I think the “Open Recent” menu debuted in 1980s? Bu
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
Yes! So perhaps one way to make the machine more efficient, is by one of pre-programmed “general” models, that can be attuned to a particular problem in a much shorter time?
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
True. But that single brain, in that person was that efficient. And represents the theoretical gap in efficiency to the machine. There are for example, other NNs also being trained to play Go, should all unsuccessful attempts be counted int
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
Another way of thinking about how efficient the brain is: By the article’s numbers, about 5.5 million TPU hours were required to train the machine to play as well as a Go champion. A Go champion might have trained for 8 hours a day, for 15
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
If everyone is vaccinated, immunity will expire at different times (and partial immunity is definitely a thing). This means the disease will be much less contagious, and join the corpus of all other viruses out there that can cause serious
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/04/21/world/coronav...
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
Likely many developers would opt-in when business sees the 5% surcharge for extra fraud. And regardless, stripe explicitly says in their documentation that you should include stripe.js on every page of your app, so they can do tracking of
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by hjnilsson 6y ago
Remdesivir (and other antivirals / T-inhibitors on trial) are all extremely difficult to manufacture (and expensive) compared to hydroxychloroquine. Most hospitals and countries will be unable to acquire the amounts required for even s
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by hjnilsson 7y ago
Could just as well be statistical anomaly. Denmark (which has about the same population as Norway) has 50% more deaths per capita compared to Sweden, with stronger restrictions than Norway. With the numbers we’re looking at (10-100 deaths)
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by hjnilsson 7y ago
They also signed a contract pegging fuel prices for the foreseeable future when oil price was $70. Several unlucky breaks in a row, I don’t really think it will be saved. SAS might though.
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by hjnilsson 7y ago
I have personally seen apps that used the pasteboard to trigger debug ui / extra logging etc. For example, if the clipboard contained “FPS” when started, an FPS counter would be shown in game. Note: this was a long time ago, there are
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by hjnilsson 7y ago
I would suggest just calling clearAll on localStorage upon logout. To keep it simple.
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by hjnilsson 7y ago
Session cookies are allowed (without consent) if your site has something like login or stored settings. You don’t need consent if the cookie is required to provide a function to the user. Only cookies that are used to track user behavior, a
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by hjnilsson 7y ago
Elderly are the most common subject of these attacks. So it is especially important to set strong protection for them. The inconvenience is regrettable but necessary.
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by hjnilsson 7y ago
I buy LEGO regularly and the bricks I get are very tough. Even dropping entire models I don’t think I’ve had one brick shatter. But it is possible the quality varies.
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by hjnilsson 7y ago
Well, due to dust, they won't stay white for long. Good thing about snow / glaciers is they are repainted every week! Doing it for entire mountains manually would be unrealistic.

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