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by jbritton 4y ago
With respect to the 2020 election, I have wondered about the chain of custody of the ballots once separated from their envelope. In some regions boxes of ballots were transported to counting locations. Could someone swap out the entire cont
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by jbritton 4y ago
I would like to know what you think is the “known bigger issue” In relation to your links above, I will also link https://www.cancertreatmentsresearch.com/fenbendazole/?highl...
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by jbritton 4y ago
I also wonder if this could apply to robocalls and phone companies.
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by jbritton 4y ago
I find swap and memory usage in general confusing. On my Windows machine, Chrome is listed as using about 1GB of RAM and I have maybe 50 tabs open. Seems like a lot. I think it’s possible that Chrome creates 50 processes and that the memory
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by jbritton 5y ago
Wow. My whole life I have thought hospital billing was absolutely insane, and this is a great example. I don’t know why a good lawyer hasn’t filed a massive class action lawsuit for billing fraud. Why does the government do nothing about th
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by jbritton 5y ago
Thanks. I think your post explains the interpretation I missed.
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by jbritton 5y ago
I’m asking why a random sampling of hospitalizations for non Covid reasons would be significantly different than the general population with respect to likelihood of Covid infection.
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by jbritton 5y ago
The TV news yesterday said 50% of Covid positive patients were in the hospital for non Covid reasons. This is incredible to me. Is 50% of the general population Covid positive? Are people heading to hospital more likely to be exposed to Cov
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by jbritton 5y ago
I wonder what the payouts will be like if the case is won.
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by jbritton 5y ago
I watched a YouTube video recently that talked about how difficult it is to go from 2350 FIDE to 2500. It seemed to imply if you don’t make 2500 by age 20, you will probably won’t ever get there or it will require years of study. The video
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by jbritton 5y ago
It’s definitely possible. I should probably do it. But other than the loud ring it has worked perfectly with very clear sound forever. Perhaps relocated to a different location would also be an option.
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by jbritton 5y ago
My landline phone has a very loud ring, non-adjustable. If I’m sitting near it, it is quite annoying. I frequently get calls when I’m asleep. I also get them in the middle of work video calls and since the ringing won’t stop, I have to pick
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by jbritton 5y ago
http://graphdatamodeling.com/resources/rettigNormalizationPo...
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by jbritton 5y ago
I have only very briefly looked at ELM. There is one thing I’m not clear about with the ELM architecture. Is the Model a tree with one to one correspondence with the GUI tree? If so, I assume this implies duplicate model entries if the same
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by jbritton 5y ago
I see many complaints about the font rendering and I also agree the fonts don’t look good. This is a general problem with OpenGL. OpenGL draws triangles. There is no support for antialiased text rendering. And if one can figure out how to r
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by jbritton 5y ago
On iPhone Safari, I can’t change the Combobox value using the Combobox widget.
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by jbritton 5y ago
4 theorized mechanisms of action for ivermectin against SarsCov2. https://youtu.be/9bgcgiutrw8
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by jbritton 5y ago
I have done (ok, result) returns in some python code. At some point though, I realized almost any line of python can raise an exception. I find that there is just too much friction trying to avoid the exception system. I just learned to emb
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by jbritton 5y ago
From the link above: “The FDA has not reviewed data to support use of ivermectin in COVID-19 patients to treat or to prevent COVID-19; however, some initial research is underway.” This is a serious failure of the FDA. ivmmeta.com is a meta-
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by jbritton 5y ago
How do you measure inflammation?
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by jbritton 6y ago
I once bought stock in EBIX. Not too long after I purchased I woke up one day to find the stock down 50%. An anonymous poster on Seeking Alpha had written an article claiming massive accounting fraud at EBIX. There was massive short selling
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by jbritton 6y ago
I maybe wrong, but I was under the impression that trades are essentially anonymous unless they are for a significant percentage of the stock.
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by jbritton 6y ago
I have had VS Code load the wrong version of a file. I’m not sure whether it’s loading an older cached version or loading a file with the same name from another folder. The first time this happened and I couldn’t resolve it, I put away VS C
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by jbritton 6y ago
I have built a Qt app using this approach. I created a vdom for Qt to allow for the view to be a pure function of state. However, the app also has some extensive animation, and it runs on a slow embedded processor. I needed an escape hatch
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by jbritton 6y ago
Does any of this research actually matter with the technology we now have? We can sequence a virus. We were able to build a vaccine in one day based upon the sequence. One thing I don’t understand is how the spike protein was identified as
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by jbritton 6y ago
Any idea what the colors indicate. There are some patches of mainly blue galaxies on a black background. These stand out as kind of unique. I initially zoomed all the way out, and in the top left is a giant blue and black area that looks li
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by jbritton 6y ago
And at the final step it shows no appointments available even though the LA County link that takes you to the calvax link says there are appointments available. Calvax doesn’t remember your info either. I have now answered the same question
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by jbritton 6y ago
Looking at WorldOMeters covid data shows India ranks 105th in deaths per million(lower ranking is worse). India has one wave peaking in September and now relatively low cases.
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by jbritton 6y ago
Last year I had a problem where I had a function that was logging and a sync() call in another process was blocking the logging for greater than 10 seconds and this caused a timeout aborting the operation my code was performing. I have now
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by jbritton 6y ago
I’m wondering if there is a way to specify an allocator in some context without always having to pass the allocator to every function. A dynamic variable binding maybe, but I’m not sure how the function would handle an optional allocator pa

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