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by jtc331 2y ago
I don’t quite follow why a missing underscore results in a security problem. It seems like it must be somehow related to what’s valid for CNAME records?
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by jtc331 2y ago
Yes, because there’s no indication that heart disease vs other diseases is properly controlled for demographically.
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by jtc331 2y ago
Doctors in hospital/healthcare systems are generally limited like the GP suggested. Independent doctors are much more able to do otherwise.
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by jtc331 2y ago
How does one conclude from genetics that he had hepatitis B? Similarly how can you rule out IBS from his DNA when it can be caused by e.g. specific bacteria in the gut?
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by jtc331 2y ago
I don’t see how we can say that pharmaceuticals don’t have serious safety issues. Consider Vioxx: > Merck withdrew the drug after disclosures that it withheld information about rofecoxib's risks from doctors and patients for over fi
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by jtc331 2y ago
But, for example, deaths from e.g. breast cancer have gone way down since we started treating it.
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by jtc331 2y ago
Actually a lot of it is increasingly proactive not reactive.
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by jtc331 2y ago
No, because those things don’t dramatically increase the incidence rate.
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by jtc331 2y ago
But if, after the mass introduction of that medicine, the number of people with the disease skyrocketed, then there’s a decent likelihood the causality does actually go that direction. With other treatments for diseases we always expect the
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by jtc331 3y ago
The assumption that the NSA catches (and discloses) most flaws in major open source software requires a high suspension of disbelief.
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by jtc331 3y ago
Please tell me you’re not still talking about IKEA.
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by jtc331 3y ago
Because it’s a fork those issues were in fact issues with freenginx IMO.
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by jtc331 3y ago
Systemic to manufacturing is not the same as systemic to the aircraft’s design.
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by jtc331 3y ago
Is this a way of saying that large language models don’t have the concept of “I don’t know”?
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by jtc331 3y ago
The title here is pretty confusing.
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by jtc331 3y ago
The truth is, as usual, probably somewhere in the middle.
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by jtc331 3y ago
I don’t understand the downvotes to this comment. Obviously you can disagree, but it’s the obvious question in response to lots of commenters implying this isn’t possible.
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by jtc331 3y ago
If the average home was using 10kW constant it be using 240 kWh a day, which is enormously high. In terms of average usage an average sized home in the US is much closer to 50kWh a day, so roughly 2kW average demand. That would mean 1 MW is
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by jtc331 3y ago
I don’t find the quotes shared actually proof of the claims made. Of course rooftop solar messes with utility profits, but the operative question is how . The article seems assume simple 1:1 demand reduction as the driver of lowering profi
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Boeing Says Engine Inlet Redesign Will Pace 737-7, 737-10 Certification(aviationweek.com)
1 points by jtc331 3y ago|0 comments
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by jtc331 3y ago
It's an interesting idea, but in general you don't come most of the way to a stop coasting in an ICE car unless you're already at a low speed. Usually you coast some, and then you have to brake significantly still.
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by jtc331 3y ago
In fact they're both just means of generating the same essential force: rotational resistance on the axle.
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by jtc331 3y ago
https://archive.is/0icMA
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by jtc331 3y ago
Isn’t it true that it’s already widely known that some US states (or the US itself; can’t remember details) stores DNA of anyone ever booked by the police even if not charged or charged and acquitted?
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by jtc331 3y ago
I’ve had multiple GE appliances fail early on. And you can find plenty of people online saying the same. YMMV.
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Fly By Wire: The crash of Air France flight 296(admiralcloudberg.medium.com)
2 points by jtc331 3y ago|1 comments
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by jtc331 3y ago
Yes. It's amazing how many people commenting here effectively refuse to acknowledge that there are ways (and more than one!) in which ICE cars are better than EVs and want to believe that no one could rationally decide on different tra
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by jtc331 3y ago
I think the page features patch (which is a precursor to TDE, which Jonathan does mention) likely paves the way for better compression options.
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by jtc331 3y ago
That doesn’t have to incur actual downtime if you use pgbouncer in front of Postgres and pause the pool.
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by jtc331 3y ago
Most people don’t read the safety card or pay attention to the safety briefing either.

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