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It can't be testosterone alone. I've got the levels of a 25 year old according to my urologist (and yes, he sent me to be checked for anomalies) and I've noticed a significant decline in metabolism after the age of 40, despit
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Call me skeptical. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1540_European_drought
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> A vaccinated person may only spread if they are indeed infected Um, this is the case also for the unvaccinated.
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Either you require some proof that you're not contagious to mingle with people or you don't. The reduced risk of infection from vaccination isn't the only factor involved - go to a party with 10 sick (with Delta variant) peop
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It's a flawed argument of course because vaccination does not prevent transmission - even if it occurs at a lower rate among vaccinated people, a vaccination cannot replace a test. So this is another reason to reject this kind of coerc
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Of course money is not the issue, it's just a (poor) excuse for increasing the pressure on people who do not wish to get this vaccination. I'd like to see the faces of citizens who support this kind of thing when the government de
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Why, do you think matters are very different if each country does it on its own turf? The real issue is that the EU is coming up with extremely naive regulations that put the burden of cost and effort on citizens and inefficient local gover
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In other news, landfills in Romania have legal issues and waste disposal companies can't afford to do their work with the revenue from government contracts because the EU decided to mandate 50% waste recycling and high standards for la
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Unlikely. But many centuries of war may have affected the gene pool negatively, selecting for males unfit for combat.
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Wildfires in Greece are common since several decades, fires are usually laid or started out of negligence. There is no sign of "uncertain harvests" in all the years people have been speculating about this as a potential consequenc
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Perhaps this: https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/dr-makary-says-natu... or https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/are-recovered-c... but I can't find the original study
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There are commercially available antibody tests that can distinguish between antibodies from natural infection and from the common vaccines. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/lab/resources/anti...
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Data from Israel shows that vaccinated people have a 6.72 times higher chance to get infected than previously infected people: https://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/309762
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> One important thing this analysis of public data misses is tipping. A substantial proportion of the top accounts’ revenue comes from tips I suppose this makes the whole headline somewhat dubious.
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i read the article, but consider it speculation at this point (that it goes to 100%). I haven't seen a clear offering by Tesla in writing about it yet, nor have I seen any of the e-mails Tesla sends to winners about the discounts they
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I vaguely recall that Teslabjoern said in one of his recent videos that it's just a 10% discount he is getting and he is not sure whether he'll actually order one.
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Connections to certain types of women perhaps, the soliciting of which would get even Gates in trouble?
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The Roadster preorders are probably even better in this regard. 500 Founders Roadsters needed to hit $120m and I'm pretty sure the actual number is easily 4-5 times that (I ordered one too).
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> in the pictures it looks rather tight when you consider possible fires. It's a good opportunity to test whether it's too tight, too.
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It happened to me as well 6 days ago (with the exact same link). In the mean time, they removed the warning.
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Way down (roughly 30-50%), moved to Romania (from Austria). IT wages after taxes would likely be competitive too at my experience level and with possible tax exemption, but I'm retired.
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I'd rather have someone learn to use M4 when needed than have "some Python" replace M4 in an important project. But that's just me, other people like building sand castles.
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FWIW, here's a financial statement of a pediatric hospital. Unsurprisingly, most of the revenue goes to wages (page 4). https://hscrc.maryland.gov/Documents/Hospitals/ReportsFinanc...
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Ah, the joy of cherry-picked analogies. Let's replace the musket with an AK-47, how does it look now? Yes, M4 is a macro processor. A pretty decent one that is well-known and will not surprise you with incompatible changes or newly int
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You call it "unwieldy", other people call it "available everywhere and battle-tested". That we tend to implement slightly more aesthetic alternatives to existing, proven software instead of reusing stuff (and building fo
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How large does that body have to be? Autoconf consists of M4 macros, so all software that uses Autoconf uses m4.
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> Delta is not a joke Latest official numbers for the UK, Delta variant: CFR 0.03% for fully vaccinated < 50 years CFR 0.03% for unvaccinated < 50 years https://twitter.com/kerpen/status/141856274124630016
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It just says they'll tell us later about their "exceptions process". Which probably means, they'll decide later when they see how many it concerns.
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Will they fire people who cannot get the vaccine for medical or religious reasons?
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Downvotes are irrelevant, society needs to get off FB (today it marked a post of mine containing only a link to the CDC's website with no further text or emoticons as "misinformation") and possibly off all pure textual discus
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