manwe150

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by manwe150 4y ago
Like your apropos username, I think what you are describing is basically a cow
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cardio capacity develops differently than strength and generally slower, but can be trained for directly too like you did for strength by frequently doing things that make you breathe hard and then pushing that limit depending on what you a
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by manwe150 4y ago
So, in other words you want the newest SE? I don’t see the problem. https://www.apple.com/iphone-se/
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by manwe150 4y ago
My counter-argument question is: why would sending 10% of your income to the other side of the world be a better use of that money than giving your dinner server a 10% higher tip (or other arbitrary numbers)? Both improve the quality of som
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by manwe150 4y ago
The statements sound clear, and seems to pretty much match our intuition about how it should work. But perhaps incomplete in the math? Since you are not alone in saving 4000 people, but that 4000 people are saving 3999 lives. Or that you ar
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by manwe150 4y ago
I have seen you say the answer is problematic, and obvious, but I am not sure I have actually seen you point to what that answer is. I think you partly might be flagged for forgetting to write your main point and just jumping right into def
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by manwe150 4y ago
I can't see your original comment anymore because it is flagged, but note that it is more clear to say those link are on PubMed, not from the NIH. While the former is hosted by the NIH, the content there is not necessarily endorsed or
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by manwe150 4y ago
I don't quite follow your logic in the various threads here. It seems that you are attempting to make the claim that since some cases don't follow the trend (smoking can lead to a reduction in cancer for some people), therefore th
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by manwe150 4y ago
I think both of those are free now for consumer usage, for at least a couple years now?
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You cannot anymore. "There is One True Representation for signed integers, and that representation is two’s complement" (P0907R4)
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by manwe150 4y ago
Slightly lower actually according to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_requirement , though the exact figure doesn’t matter that much. The 10% figure in your mind was probably the old reserve requirement, which wa
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by manwe150 4y ago
I can't decide if this says more about the doctors you visit or the mechanics. There are also CVS minute-clinic doctors near me, where the "front-end waiting room" is the CVS store. There similarly are mechanics near me where
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by manwe150 4y ago
That question is rather cryptic. Your profile LinkedIn url also might be broken? (For added mystery maybe)
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by manwe150 4y ago
I think you are thinking of the term discontinuities? Inflection points are notoriously not easily visible in graphs. Here’s an inflection point for example: https://www.calculushowto.com/inflection-point/
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by manwe150 4y ago
Why do you expect an inflection point? At steady-state, there should be a change of that sort described. But the hypothetical intent was to establish these masking policies while still in the early, exponential portion of the graph. When th
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by manwe150 4y ago
I assume this was a phone typo, but now I want to know if “save the wales” shirts get sold in Great Britain in any tourist shops, or only to the native hipsters there?
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by manwe150 4y ago
For what it is worth now, there a number of mask comparative analyses out there now (eg wirecutter) which measured the filtration and give recommendations on which masks are both easy to breathe through and good at filtering. It is not alwa
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by manwe150 4y ago
In the studies I thought they were mainly quoting for that, I thought they usually showed there was similar reductions in both directions, but a greater reduction for source masking. That message somehow then got turned into there being no
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by manwe150 4y ago
There should be an inflection in the exponent of the rate (eg changing only the magnitude of the peak), not necessarily in the direction of the graph, and not necessarily even changing the timing (aka flatten the curve). The difficulty of a
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by manwe150 5y ago
I think they meant it as a compliment, with a heavy dose of not knowing why or how though. Just that it worked.
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by manwe150 5y ago
If anyone at GHA is reading comments, could you pressure your upstream VM hosts to all allow ‘rr’ (Mozilla record and replay) usage? They must enable performance measurement counters (PMU), but it is game-changing to be able to use CI not o
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by manwe150 5y ago
Parent edited their post removing the context that they asked about whether it was likely that the vaccine had gotten into their brain matter. You are right that the virus has been observed to sneak into the brain and cause damage. I think
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by manwe150 5y ago
Probably supposed to log it into VAERS, so that it can be logged as a trend
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I just set up a clean install with only a local account. It isn’t the first option presented, but it was available
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Unless they injected the shot into your hippocampus like the research article (which would be most irregular), the brain-blood barrier probably kept it out?
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microwave_burn
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IR radiation is stopped very easily, eg by dead skin cells. Higher energy radiation, eg microwaves, can penetrate much deeper into your body and start causing damage to living tissues.
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And I was today years old (not much younger than you were)
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There are lots of papers from researchers looking for possible side effects and then looking at population data to see if there was any change in the baseline rate that corresponded to it. It seems a pretty good way to get a publication ou
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by manwe150 5y ago
I would guess Guillain-Barre, since that is triggered by some viral infections and also sometimes vaccination (perhaps the same underlying reason). It affects very few people after vaccination, but that information is not going to be much c

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