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by lvs 6y ago
I'm surprised that real estate and construction are not on this list.
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by lvs 6y ago
Patients who received one or two doses of the vaccine who later tested positive for covid.
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by lvs 6y ago
The very first strain isolated in Wuhan, but the most prevalent S protein mutations in subsequent strains are fairly buried. None have yet been shown to affect immune recognition, as far as I know.
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by lvs 6y ago
In the BioNTech vaccine Phase 2/3, it was 50 any time after the first dose, but 11 after the second dose.
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by lvs 6y ago
The sheer irony of the upvotes on this charlatan is too much to bear.
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by lvs 6y ago
Any extensions that block probes for system fonts? That seems to be the most identifying piece of information.
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by lvs 6y ago
"We can know" ... "We just don't know if." ?? And that's not what Occam's Razor means.
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by lvs 6y ago
We need lots of laws for consumer protection. It's in society's interests to regulate business plans. This falls under right-to-repair.
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by lvs 6y ago
This divide is a business plan, not an organic phenomenon. If you want advertising revenue, you must build a cult of fanatical viewers/clickers. We won't solve this until we deal with advertising as a revenue stream for media.
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by lvs 6y ago
This is really a non-issue. There are numerous preliminary experiments and trivially failed experiments done in the course of figuring out a research direction and optimizing protocols. This work rarely makes it into publications in any fie
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by lvs 6y ago
> In 1985 the US’s Food and Drug Administration said the likelihood of any health risk from methylene chloride was so low “as to be essentially non-existent”. This is somewhat poorly phrased. Methylene chloride is a neurotoxin and likely
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by lvs 6y ago
Not heavily reported is that ATC tasked a military aircraft that was already in airspace with callsign IDAHO30 to turn westbound and check it out.
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by lvs 6y ago
This problem really runs across all their services. Google does not culturally or institutionally care about customer service. Humans are sort of an annoying middle-man between them and their ad revenue. With the market position they have,
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by lvs 6y ago
Please see the part of the study where your objection was actually addressed regarding dosage time from symptom onset. There is no difference. I'm not sure why you would call something "shitty science" without actually lookin
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by lvs 6y ago
The study itself shows there was no stratification of effect on the basis of days since symptom onset. Patients <7 days into symptoms fared no better with the drug than people >7 days. https://www.nejm.org/na101/h
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by lvs 6y ago
There's No True Scotsman.
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by lvs 6y ago
I'm not sure which assumptions I've genuinely revealed, but I certainly would agree that the ideal systems are those that manage the good and the bad in human nature. It's a straw man to say that a better system must be compe
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by lvs 6y ago
No, while those things are factors, the core problem arises from the structure of the funding and career advancement system. These are systems we've constructed, not aspects of human nature. It's sink-or-swim, and even those swimm
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by lvs 6y ago
Is there a plan to support voice/video through the server?
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by lvs 6y ago
Whoa.
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by lvs 6y ago
80% of Americans live in an urban area. https://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2016/cb16-210...
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by lvs 6y ago
They won't sell these small cars in the US because they claim the US market's only growth is in huge SUVs and trucks. Well that's a self-fulfilling prophecy. If you brought to market a $5k EV that fits two to a parking space,
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by lvs 6y ago
I've never seen a difference above a few hundred bucks a pair. It's diminishing returns above that.
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by lvs 6y ago
Perfect for the investor who doesn't fret about pesky things like financial filings.
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by lvs 6y ago
Well, it all depends on what you think the purpose of an economic system is. Perhaps you'd just let the mortgage market blow up, if your only concern on this Earth was to know exactly what the market price of an asset was. But you&#x27
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by lvs 6y ago
There would be no inherent problem with having the Fed hold this much debt, if the tax system then soaked up distortions in how the resulting stimulus was distributed into the economy. That is, if the tax system is structured to pull back c
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by lvs 6y ago
The solution I've found is just to disable javascript altogether, then manually whitelist a small number of sites that don't work without js. Sure, a lot of the web stops working for me, but it's also probably the part of the
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by lvs 6y ago
Corporate users.
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by lvs 6y ago
i agree, although it's easy to withhold health insurance by maintaining a part-time, contractor, and gig workforce. That's a much stronger power-play. If anything, single payer alleviates some of their political exposure on gig wo
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by lvs 6y ago
This is an important argument that people miss. Cost increases in health care for government systems are managed at the government level, not at the level of individual companies. That's a pretty desirable situation for companies. Not

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