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yah that's the rub, to expose to a natural infection site while also overcoming the defenses of that site but not so much that things spin out of control. Tricky gambit. But intranasal is like the pharynx and nasal passages and turbina
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I heard this criticism recently that injection site has little relation to the natural point of infection and if you overlap the two there could be some stronger synergies elicited by the location somehow. Also you don't risk the accid
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interesting netti pot effluent, that's a very fascinating fluid to work with and subject to focus diagnostics against. I'm pretty impressed.
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that's an interesting strategy to use alternate routes to the same information. Might be an opportunity to use more of the WIN+R shortcut to launch applications from that lil dialog. Makes me daydream of a day when Microsoft gets into
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> cult-of-toxic-positivity I would love to hear details on a handful of instances of how this manifests. Toxic positivity, I don't know if I am to read that as like burying ones head in the sand, ears plugged singing la la la, ignor
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not sure how much face recognition was disabled by this but I rolled my eyes all the way up and it did not unlock, kind of strained my eyeballs though.
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> Whole Foods Market > 222 Google reviews > Located in: UN Plaza > Address: 1185 Market St, San Francisco, CA 94103 Never knew about this location, I have to say wow that was pretty bold of them opening in UN Plaza. Nice giganti
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This little fixture intrigued me the other day when sharing on a slack channel at work https://farm.bot/ . It was briefly featured in some summary YouTube video that danced around a bunch of impressive automation used out in
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same here with my initial first take on the name. I was doing a internet search for something recently and realized this spirit of taking an existing word and deliberately overloading it in a different context rather than coining a new term
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I read recently someone call something like this a hyperoptimization https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35431391
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love this term of "hyperoptimization", something in the direction an optimization in the penny-wise/pound-foolish space, an imprudent optimization if you will.
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I recently noted in my OBD2 scanner that some vehicles support the measure of miles since check engine lights were cleared or something to that extent. It made me ponder at some point in the future there is going to be regulation mandating
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Also if we eventually leave the carrier that imposed this stuff, do they remove them as we exit their networks?
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What happened three years ago? Did they kick off some inverse broken windows policing test or something that they're in the middle of right now?
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I wonder if the xfinity mobile carrier is pushing this stuff.
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I'm seeing this behavior on 16.3 as well.
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looks like a few of mine resynced and toggled auto join. My iPad has none of these managed network entities at all, seems to be a phone thing only. Looks like comcast xfinity type networks are being imposed too. The xfinity App may be toggl
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It’s outright deceptive and fraudulent. He sounds like a deceptive individual is how it comes off to me.
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that's it right there, iatrogenic harm. Good term to know about.
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I think we have too much cultural habits, marketing suggestions, etc etc around the whole notion of "more is better". So more complexity, more gadgets, more yada yada without ever going back and checking the premises and accuracy
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Seriously, hard red the last two years. But somehow the delta swung +$10k somehow in the last month. A very welcome pattern should it continue.
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Yah, seeing that is a signal from others personal experience that you’re now entering into non-formulaic territory and need to put on the appropriate hat.
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this has been a recent consideration of mine I haven't fully explored or thought how to deal with yet. I now look at new friends with suspicion, especially those who are not tech savvy. I just gave out an email to a friend recently and
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This is an interesting point not well broadcast I don’t think. I was just daydreaming the other day about the Amish HN post regarding their leaving South Dakota and wondered about why they couldn’t pay their taxes in grain or some other sub
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I guess what they say about knowing the tree by its fruits rings true. There’s something about the surviving of tradition and ways of living that if they did not work and were not fruitful would have faded away into obscurity. We can’t spec
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Are you talking about something two or three links deep branching out from the article? I don’t see any language even suggesting there’s such data to navigate to that’s specifically related to the article’s subject. There are three links in
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I really wish they’d start reporting those things in independently verifiable forms to the maximum extent possible. Spreadsheets, Jupyter notebooks, etc.
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they may not even be hallucinations, just short circuit paths that have embedded in your conceptualization of stuff that they've become unspoken deeply furrowed premises long trusted and never thought to be questioned. Surfacing unspok
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fascinating, writing as a generative process. I like it. Think about how many tangents show up in text that can't be explored fully but can become a subject or book in their own right.
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should be something quick to whip up in a few minutes in pandas I'd think assuming the column headers are identical and in the same order. It would translate into a bunch of pandas concat call and with the merged table a value_counts f
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