majou

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by majou 5y ago
Indigenous North Americans were very helpful in a lot of circumstances for the colonists.
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by majou 5y ago
That's just its Japanese origin.
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by majou 5y ago
How do you feel about cinema?
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by majou 5y ago
There are 144hz IPS monitors too.
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by majou 5y ago
Finding dopamine offline probably has more immediate benefits than "fasting" dopamine. Maybe they're just different versions of the same thing: finding more elusive dopamine rewards. I do agree that disconnecting from technol
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by majou 5y ago
Thanks. It's easy to give into a pessimistic spiral; I always wanted these kinds of issues to become well-known, but it seems like the response is often some kind of "yeah, figures.", foregoing the conclusion. In a similar, b
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by majou 5y ago
Your conclusions make no sense in both cases. You need the number of unvaccinated and vaccinated cases to make any comparison. We do have data on vaccine effectiveness; https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29253672
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by majou 5y ago
Gitea is cozy, I like to s/Organization/Folder/ in the html templates.
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by majou 5y ago
That's uh, pretty optimistic math you got there.
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by majou 5y ago
Breakthrough infections are not exactly rare. A study of almost 800k US veterans showed efficacy drops from ~90% to ~50% after 6 months, depending on vaccine; all the way down to 13% for J&J. They're still effective for preventing
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by majou 5y ago
I found the second thread re: vaccine hesitancy decent. The myocarditis incidence seems higher than reported to me too. I'd also be curious if any studies could be made on needle aspiration being important or not.
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by majou 5y ago
I'm not sure if he racked it or not, but it is common to carry with a round in the chamber. https://youtube.com/watch?v=Yy5e30ynJn4
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by majou 5y ago
OK but shell is cuter than python.
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by majou 5y ago
ok but what about informed consent
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by majou 5y ago
This doesn't give enough credit to a lot of people who are simply wary about what goes into their body. The vaccines aren't risk-free; the damage of covid looks plainly to be orders of magnitude worse, but papering over any potent
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by majou 5y ago
What would that look like? Distributing keys is always the hard part.
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by majou 5y ago
It would reduce latency of tasks to do it this way.
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by majou 5y ago
I don't see why this is getting flagged.
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by majou 5y ago
JavaScript is like lisp without the parentheses, and I didn't even like the parentheses. -Bryan Cantrill
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by majou 5y ago
A few years ago Backblaze started offering B2, a storage API priced at $0.005/GB/month, and dirt cheap egress fees unlike the big cloud offerings. You'd save money switching to a client that supports B2, they have a list on t
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by majou 5y ago
Proliferation in the context of nuclear is the risk of terrorists or states intercepting fuel that can be refined to weapon-grade. Some reactors don't have this risk, but I'm not read on it.
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by majou 5y ago
Ok.
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by majou 5y ago
I just ran into this tweet for Intel: https://twitter.com/DeepSchneider/status/1456314755380097027 They move everything that isn't foreground to an efficiency core, which is awful for compiling or video proce
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by majou 5y ago
2014 was very much that era, I'd accept this excuse maybe for 2007