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kossTKR
6y ago
Thanks for the insight! Seems like quite a talented dude but with the mandatory eccentricity that seemingly often comes with . Great to know that the tools are legit.
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6y ago
Thanks for the clarification. Always seemed a bit too quick and neat a causation. But as you say the bigger picture is still worrying - and i am not sure that disregarding cloud formation there isn't still certain aerosols hanging arou
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kossTKR
6y ago
The dimming factor seems a bit frightening. I don't know how sound the theory is, but i remember listening to the climate podcast Radio Ecoshock where a scientist talked about aerosols in general and that there could be a negative feed
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6y ago
And that's fair, i wouldn't either, what i mean is they should seriously consider giving him some consultancy fees, bounties / whatever since he's consistently doing good work.
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6y ago
Does anyone know how trustworthy this objective-see project is? I remember once installing several of his apps, but then coming to the conclusion that i don't know enough - even though he consistently seems to find and fix flaws in OSX
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6y ago
Yeah, i'm very close to just buying an M1 because it's just so good, but think i'm gonna wait a few months because i like having one single primary computer and bigger screen. But damn it's already so tempting. Really ho
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6y ago
I actually mostly agree with you - our culture is saturated with images. Also i appreciate longreads and dense text. I just don't agree with the comparison to tik-tok or other kinds of moving images. To me beautiful high res images, we
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6y ago
It's honestly absurd. On a slight tangent this reminds me of the fact that millions of extreme high quality photos are taken each day - but still most news outlets have poor quality photos, and very few of them. Something is clearly no
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6y ago
Yes this is actually an important factor that is often overlooked. For the longest time i ran really fast to the point of exhaustion, ,sometimes with small pauses interval style. Then i tried running slower, which was actually hard for me f
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6y ago
That's definately not true, also what's up with the hostile tone? "Clean" is pretty well understood as what's left after you finish an elimination diet. As i just described it can be different for different people b
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6y ago
Yes, exactly how long probably depends on a lot of factors, but the benefits really starts for me after 30+ hours. Drinking water with potassium + magnesium + salt also helps a lot, to replenish electrolytes, but some people can manage with
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6y ago
Same here. It's the closest thing to an actual wonder drug i have ever come across. My skin clears up, brainfog disappears, the white in my eyes get brighter, etc. After reading a bit i have come to the same conclusion - if your diet i
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6y ago
Yes, i was quite surprised too. I can't figure out if i actually like it more or if it's just nostalgia. It's like modern interfaces are way to flat and everything are is just floating in empty space with too much whitespace
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6y ago
How is that relevant to the "Open Sourcing" of the vaccine? In my eyes the fact that so much of vaccine production is in private hands is a classic example of "privatising profits" because everyone paid for the research
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6y ago
All fair points, - i also appreciate the quality discussion! Luckily a myriad of vaccines are on their way with differing technologies. As far as i know many of them "better" in various ways, so i hope we at some point are going t
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6y ago
Fair enough. There definitely is a lunatic fringe. I'm not sure they are that big of a threat though, seems like a small minority to me amplified by social media. I know there is a heavy focus on "killing the fringes" atm. bu
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6y ago
The history of the pharmaceutical industry is absolutely jam packed with deception, corruption and sinister lobbying. Read up on the Sackler family for a good overview of horrible practices that is just the tip of an enormous iceberg. The f
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6y ago
All of you points are reasonable, but less so considering we can wait a few weeks and eliminate the risk with another vaccine like Pfizer/Biontech. As the other posters of sources show, this is a very rare kind blod failure that only h
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6y ago
This makes zero sense to me from a stats point of view. Denmark has only had 11 deaths in total in the age bracket [0-60], without known underlying conditions. Most of them close to sixty and overweight. 4 [0-60] bracket women have already
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6y ago
This is in line with the stupid whitespace-hell trend only worsening over the last years. Huge text, huge icons, huge boxes, lots of scrolling, everything hidden behind sub-menus. I honestly don't get it. I mean, i also like "pret
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6y ago
What business has this "Jacob" built that makes him an authority on the subject and not just another dream-seller without any successful companies behind him? Isn't this article _exactly_ what he's arguing against - this
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6y ago
Your site has not worked for a few hours?
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6y ago
You are not replying to the person with the course right? Because if so i would be skeptical. People selling courses are selling the dream and hyping "money making" through some new shiny tech. I hope these two accounts are differ
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6y ago
What i don't understand is that after getting Covid, you are only immune for 8-20 weeks - a few public persons have already contracted Covid twice now illustrating this. With this new variant, and the fact that we need some pretty incr
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6y ago
I agree, but i also find it quite weird that the "seasonal angle" has been almost non existent, so why are people surprised? Most regions of the world have been following the regular flu intensity almost to a T. Especially in nort
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6y ago
Interesting. I've thought about why journalism in general today never links to anything, sources or even mentions any competing media of any kind. Often you think why don't they just mention the book, the theory, the article. A pr
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6y ago
what!? why does that link redirect to fbi.gov??
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6y ago
This is cool and works with my headset JBL Reflect Contour Mini! The fact that Apple "hides" this because you are not using an apple product is gross and stupid in any "Pro" context. I honestly don't think "act
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6y ago
Yeah the Gmail UI has become absolute garbage lately. The fact that i need to see a cute-dystopian loading animation for 2 seconds each time i reload the page is incredible. Send plain HTML, then make JS take over after loading like most mo
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6y ago
I totally agree that the pro headphone market, for actual content production ie. music, timed editing etc. needs to have below - i would say 20 ms. Personally i think it's the BT standard though as i have been looking far and wide fo
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