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khuey
6y ago
An Australian vaccine candidate was discarded after phase one trials last week, and presumably there are other vaccine candidates that never even got that far.
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khuey
6y ago
Really modern AMD processors will work in rr. AArch64 support is pretty experimental still. But any Core or Xenon Intel processor you bought in the last 8 or 9 years should work. Also if you have trouble please file issues!
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khuey
6y ago
"Some people had antibodies that react with SARS-CoV2 prior to January 2020" isn't great evidence that the virus itself was present prior to 2020. There's some amount of cross-reactivity between antibodies to other human
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khuey
6y ago
June 2018. You may be thinking of the (Chinese) mission to return some moon rocks that's still ongoing.
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khuey
6y ago
It's amazing how the branding on those falls apart after a handful of washes but the rest of the shirt lasts forever.
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khuey
6y ago
Should we really be allowing James Bond movies to choose where we spend our scientific resources? Just in the telescope domain the James Webb Space Telescope should finally launch next year and if it works will be an enormous step forwards.
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khuey
6y ago
Generally when you see <optimized out> it really is because the compiler didn't emit location entry for that variable at that point in the program. There's plenty of stuff in DWARF that gdb/etc doesn't make a lot o
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khuey
6y ago
If you don't take the "rushed vaccine" you don't need any legal recourse so what's the problem again?
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khuey
6y ago
The AstraZeneca vaccine is not an mRNA vaccine. It's also another new technique but it's not that one.
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khuey
6y ago
Topography is a major determinant of the size.
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khuey
6y ago
And yet they audit 25% of those receiving the EITC ( https://www.foxbusiness.com/money/irs-audits-poor-taxpayers-... ) who are all poor.
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khuey
6y ago
MSRs are called "registers" sure but you can't actually perform any operations on them other than a load or a store, and you can't use them to stash random data outside of main memory because they affect the operation of
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khuey
6y ago
While I agree that we should have moved faster, even if you approved a vaccine candidate in days it's not clear who you'd vaccinate in a targeted campaign to "complete prevent" the pandemic. Being able to produce vast qu
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khuey
6y ago
Yeah AirBnB seems to be operating above board in China now but that definitely wasn't the case a few years ago.
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khuey
6y ago
In China you are legally required to go register your location with the police though. It's a bit different than lying to the building doorman or whatever.
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khuey
6y ago
There never was a space shuttle sitting around ready to launch on-demand though. A 2 hour travel time is irrelevant if it takes weeks to prep for the mission. The space shuttle could also only land at a handful of runways on the planet.
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khuey
6y ago
In San Francisco, at least, the counting machine is programmed not to reject an undervote (it will reject overvotes and other mistakes)
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khuey
6y ago
"He won" is not sufficient evidence upon which to do that.
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khuey
6y ago
This is a fundamental misunderstanding of probability. Low probability events do happen, and it doesn't inherently mean the estimated probability was wrong.
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khuey
6y ago
I obviously don't know the details of what you were doing but it's generally easier to implement the gdbserver protocol than to implement ptrace itself.
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khuey
6y ago
When you realize this was all a political scam to make the Republican (ex-)governor of Wisconsin look good it makes perfect sense.
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khuey
6y ago
Heh, during the early days of the pandemic when there were shortages these 1 lb blocks turned up at my grocery in California marketed as "chefs size" and I loved them.
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khuey
6y ago
Repealing the First Amendment is also "deregulation" by this standard.
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khuey
6y ago
> A stated rationale for protecting internet platform providers was to provide true diversity of political discourse. Citation needed. The most prominent case that led to the passage of section 230 was the decision in Stratton Oakmont, I
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khuey
6y ago
People really love the aesthetics of having lots of vegetation near their homes, even if it does make them death traps in a wildfire. Mill Valley had an enormous fight last year about an ordinance to require 3 feet of defensible space. Ge
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khuey
6y ago
Either climate change is an existential threat to life on this planet or it's not, and if it is we should be willing to discard the OTC regulations for it.
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khuey
6y ago
These curves were published before the Trump administration.
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khuey
6y ago
Moving the hypervisor off the main CPU has made Amazon more comfortable (from a security perspective) enabling "bare metal" features like hardware performance counters. Brendan Gregg has written quite a bit about how these are use
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khuey
6y ago
It's hard to have a "blameless postmortem" when 86 people are dead.
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khuey
6y ago
A properly performed PCR test is essentially 100% specific. False positives come from contamination of samples, mislabelled samples, and other forms of human error.
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