madman2890

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by madman2890 5y ago
https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2021/09/15/natural-im...
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by madman2890 5y ago
https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2021/09/15/natural-im...
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by madman2890 5y ago
Vaccinated vs. unvaccinated is an incomplete comparison. It's: vaccinated vs. unvaccinated & previously uninfected vs. unvaccinated & previously infected.
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by madman2890 5y ago
Is it? You seem to be conveniently choosing your data providers. The study out of Israel showed prior infection provides 13X increase in protection over vaccination. Unfortunately, the data aren't clear. What is clear, however, is y
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by madman2890 5y ago
Natural antibodies seem to last longer, based on the current research. My simple algorithm is: P(long-term damage | short observation window) = non negligible P(death | previous infection, age (30), healthy, etc.) = incredibly low P(vaccin
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by madman2890 5y ago
The battery level is likely a single feature in a dynamic pricing algorithm, which has discovered an inverse relationship between battery level and price receptiveness on its own.
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by madman2890 5y ago
It's not that some of us don't trust it, it's that it's statistically unwise. The probability of death for my age/weight/health group is almost negligible, however, the probability of adverse affects to the va
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by madman2890 6y ago
good news
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by madman2890 6y ago
my brother does some cool mathematical art: https://gods.art
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by madman2890 7y ago
Definitely. There's definitely a story here. The significance of the increase is undeniable. I also agree on the reasons behind things primarily being due to money, greed, and power.
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by madman2890 8y ago
Thanks for all of these references. I am checking them out now.
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by madman2890 8y ago
I haven't seen any evidence to support the claim that psychedelics other than Ayahuasca catalyze neurogenesis. That being said, there is evidence that LSD increases neuroplasticity. https://www.cell.com/cell-reports&#x
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by madman2890 8y ago
Ayahuasca has also been shown to generate new brain cells which could, theoretically, accomplish something similar. http://beckleyfoundation.org/ayahuasca-stimulates-the-birth-...
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by madman2890 8y ago
We also do this via air pressure and the vocal tract with words.
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by madman2890 8y ago
I have been reading through a lot of his papers on causality. The next evolution of AI will be driven by a better understanding and implementation of causal models. AI/ML today is seriously lacking in this area. For this reason, spe
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by madman2890 8y ago
I started a company in south america (American here), and navigating the legal system has been the most life sucking thing ever. The idea was simple enough, but the execution from a legal perspective was something I was completely unprepar
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by madman2890 8y ago
Thanks for the post. I was just in Seoul and at the Gyeongbokgung museum they had an entire section dedicated to salt, it's history, different forms, and importance. Until recently, in that expo and reading this article, I didn'
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by madman2890 8y ago
Good to know. I live in Colombia, and the same is true here with respect to Spanish.
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by madman2890 8y ago
Thanks for writing. I'm considering doing the Trans-Siberian this winter.
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by madman2890 8y ago
Horrible
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by madman2890 9y ago
Haha, so much yes.
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by madman2890 9y ago
simmer down
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by madman2890 9y ago
The U.S. makes up a large part of facebook, but as someone living in south america, it ain't going anywhere in this continent.
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by madman2890 9y ago
I think only psychopaths can see that... :o
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by madman2890 9y ago
> Fifteen minutes to see a free doctor! It's not free, the money to pay the hospital bills comes from taxation
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by madman2890 9y ago
I was pretty deep into drugs at 21, watched my longest standing friendship pass by from an overdose, and was spiraling out of control. My parents put me in rehab, moved home, and started self teaching computer science from C to python at 2
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by madman2890 9y ago
I'm stoked you built this, as I've had the idea and desired the platform for a while. I do a ton of last minute travel and have semi-unlimited options so it's hard to filter down to the best options that offer what I'm
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by madman2890 10y ago
There are more python developers than scala developers. There are more python data scientists than scala data scientists. I like the project, though.
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by madman2890 10y ago
There is a completely offline version available, and it's free.
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by madman2890 10y ago
why not use plotly? More advanced tool and more aesthetically pleasing plots

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