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by labawi 6y ago
After the study is concluded, won't they get the non-blinded (still anonymous) version? During efficacy/side-effect analysis you should definitely use only blinded data. After confirmatory statistical analysis, it seems reasonable
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by labawi 6y ago
While none for me either, I used to look down on HW RAID etc. Lately I've realized, such solutions are genuinely useful and more likely to survive/work properly, if the people managing it do not understand the technology, don&#x27
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by labawi 6y ago
A contributing hazard may be ubiquitous use of PVC and similar materials that produce toxic fumes. You do not want to breathe that even if it doesn't suffocate you immediately . Smoke from wood and most "natural" materials -
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by labawi 6y ago
Seems like a compelling sugar alternative. Though author may be confused about the glucose lowering mechanism, or at least I see no evidence allulose increases kidney glucose excretion. IMO the glucose lowering effect is via insulin respons
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by labawi 6y ago
Only WRT tire pollution, road wear, casualties, sometimes noise ... Combustion engines are the single top pollutant in "developed" cities.
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by labawi 6y ago
I think the main was sidetracked. If we collectively emit as much CO₂ as 0.1 or 100 persons lifetime for a single model, every year .. who cares? I don't. But, what if Amazon wants it's own model with its own curation? Maybe we ne
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by labawi 6y ago
Keys probably aren't the best example. What about PII, accidentally committed "test" data, documents, nudes, whatever..
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by labawi 6y ago
And the 24 Core 128G RAM machines are how we get bloated software... (not blaming anyone in particular)
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by labawi 6y ago
> Has she figured out .. I wouldn't dare call it "she", "knows", "exactly", in the strict sense, but the less-than-conscious parts of a human should have a pretty good though fuzzy experience of what fo
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by labawi 6y ago
AFAIK, dirt and feces are rich in cobalamine (vitamine B₁₂), which is otherwise scarcely available in non-animal sources. Calling it a "disorder" and "largely non-nutritive" seems a bit broad, when it could be satisfying
401.
by labawi 6y ago
Note that javascript can access whether developer tools are open and change it's behaviour. Or so I've heard.
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by labawi 6y ago
There seem to be a HTTP header[1] you could use. No icon though. And I'm not sure how much the restriction could be evaded by interactive Turing-complete CSS or similar features. [1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US&
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by labawi 6y ago
It seems to me, you still have to compromise between having a relatively small number of participants, very high and expensive overhead/throughput and sharing your network with potential attackers, which could observe the network by ob
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by labawi 6y ago
Isn't it the opposite of a dumb tv? AFAIU it has no TV tuner, so no air/cable/sat reception, while having full "smarts" with built-in internet and apps.
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by labawi 6y ago
For the record, argument was of declining distribution costs for content you presumably have the right to share, e.g. created yourself.
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by labawi 6y ago
They are aware. That's why you get 20Mbit/s, maybe 50 if you're lucky. Cheaper in the short term and it's not like you have a choice. AFAIU, GP is talking about FTTC (or VDSL), which is moderately faster than typical ADS
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by labawi 6y ago
While I may disagree with GP about the exact method of wear, regional differences are mostly due to construction not weather or wear. Roads ~50km west of us look almost new, while ours usually develop potholes or at minimum cracks, within a
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by labawi 6y ago
AFAIU (not a doctor): Usually it is not the 0.1% of virus that kills severe covid patients, but the massive carnage and collateral damage from a prolonged battle of an inappropriate immune response (imprecise, slow, escalating..).
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by labawi 6y ago
There was a time when downloading movies took hours, or even days. Nowadays, you can stream via popcorn time for basically free¹. As for CPU, storage - I don't think 10+ different formats at extreme compression are a hard requirement.
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by labawi 6y ago
> costs would be in terms of 100s of EUR per month Personally, I don't consider it a valid point. It only costs so much to share some data because of massive centralization by the likes of Google and ISPs, and can only be sustained
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by labawi 6y ago
When businesses realize people actually use OSM and updates are 10x easier, they will make sure to keep it up to date, for the same reasons. OSM actually needs less popularity to stay up to date, it's just not there (yet).
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by labawi 6y ago
If it were a mutually negotiated contract, on equitable terms, then it would be a valid and very relevant point. Yelp is not exactly known for fair negotiation.
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by labawi 6y ago
Python actually has ';', and I think you can write everything in one line if you really want to, e.g. in an inline script python3 -c 'import math; tau=math.pi*2; r=1; u=r*tau; s=r*r*tau/2; v=r*r*r*tau*2/3; print
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by labawi 6y ago
IME, flatulence is 90% attributable to eating more than the digestive system can comfortably handle at a time, also some questionable food combos and gut flora may be involved, but mostly the former. Glossing over specifics, a conservative
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by labawi 6y ago
> As for sending telemetry, it's $1/month in data assuming you never use Wi-Fi. How much is it when you need to use mobile internet (email, messages, whatever) while roaming at 1+$/MB? I currently need to use roaming for
416.
by labawi 6y ago
I agree misunderstand each other. What are "all those things" that "are already standard"? And why should a rando government or other site requiring an API mean it should be available to all websites everywhere? Note, I
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by labawi 6y ago
> HTML6 should remove a lot of clutter ... I'd actually agree. > Something with vector graphics.. And I'm wary of the idea, because it would probably end up as wasm on webgl, with websock and input via webusb, while banning
418.
by labawi 6y ago
Hard disagree. I'm not giving WebGL a pass, nor wasm, web notification, webrtc, webusb, HTTP3, websocks, DOH or whatever bright idea they had last month, just to read a newspaper. I actually like and use webrtc, but only for actual RTC
419.
by labawi 6y ago
I'd guess it might depend on whether you are in fact rich or not, and whether the gift is above or below the means of the gifted. Seems like a bad thing either way, but for various reasons and (potentially) involved parties.
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by labawi 6y ago
I like mutt and use it for some accounts, though there are ergonomic issues that bug me. For instance, there is no consistent way to cancel actions / exit prompts (or none that I noticed), while pressing <Esc> does nothing. I kno

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