maxboone

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by maxboone 3y ago
Same!
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by maxboone 3y ago
Not to forget the FOSS commitment from early Netflix.
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by maxboone 4y ago
The concept isn't new or novel, the proof is (or might be).
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by maxboone 4y ago
It is, article links to wikipedia page for april fool's day. Sure got me.
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by maxboone 4y ago
I sure hope this is not an April fool's joke
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by maxboone 4y ago
https://www.rsync.net/ does ZFS receives, so you can send those encrypted / without unlocking.
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by maxboone 4y ago
archive.ph also uses (donated) logins to archive (paywalled) content, however those accounts do get blocked from time to time. https://blog.archive.today/post/678202832257794048/why-cant-... While pretending to be
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by maxboone 4y ago
Even though it's very appealing to think we didn't do wrong here and the blame is with the fraudsters, this take is too apologetic towards the government and too harsh towards the folks who got their kids taken away. Personally, I
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by maxboone 4y ago
I'd love to see more Julia (or Python) adoption in non-cs/math/phys academic research. It's a breeze doing such analyses with Stata, and with a bunch of weird syntax, some libraries and more lines you can get it done in
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by maxboone 4y ago
There are many types of thrombosis being registered to VAERS. While VAERS is fully voluntary, it is not for healthcare workers, so any healthcare facility will report these. Do note that VAERS registers any adverse effect post-vaccination,
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by maxboone 4y ago
Don't forget we just got out of a couple of terribly turbulent and damaging years of pandemic response, and before that we've been riding quite a high. Things will get better, but they might get worse first.
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by maxboone 4y ago
Reagan, Nixon?
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by maxboone 4y ago
You can be pareto optimal / efficient without a everyone having a 1/n share. The idea of optimization is that everyone gets the best possible set. E.g. Alice prefers tomatoes, Bob prefers mangos. Thus, Alice ends up with 100% of t
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by maxboone 4y ago
I'd like to see who is migrating away, and why. Intuitively I'd say it's housing prices, lay-offs, wages and the increased labour mobility due to remote work. I doubt it's because the state being less laissez-faire on cl
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by maxboone 4y ago
PF4 was already considered the culprit for a while, but formerly it was thought that negatively loaded DNA activated it. Incorrect administration is still a risk, but not systemic / wide enough for the clotting cases I guess. And, you&
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by maxboone 4y ago
It wouldn't though, as it didn't pop up in the exceptionally large phase 3 trials. Probably because the clotting risk of COVID is higher.
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by maxboone 4y ago
Just because something is extracted from petroleum doesn't mean it must always taste or smell like gas. We have plenty of synthetic compounds that taste nothing like it at all. That said, it's very ugly that this happens, I hope t
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by maxboone 4y ago
I don't think it's pseudoscience, it's difficult to do RCTs with this but breathing techniques are definitely reproducible and falsifiable. Furthermore, if it is, it doesn't have to be a bad thing. If it's pseudosci
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by maxboone 4y ago
I'd say that's reasonable use
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by maxboone 4y ago
It's not, it's a Dutch company
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by maxboone 4y ago
It's very possible for bipolar disorder to manifest late / have a late onset in life
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by maxboone 4y ago
I do remember this thing called SIM-locking
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by maxboone 4y ago
I like that I can write cursive, but I sure as hell didn't learn it through elementary school cursive. Glad that is phasing out, even though I'd hate cursive writing to die.
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Wikisum: Summaries of Political Science Research(adambrown.info)
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by maxboone 4y ago
It's an IP, just like 1.0.0.1 (1.1): https://blog.cloudflare.com/announcing-1111/ https://1.1/ "APNIC's research group held the IP addresses 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1. While the addresses were
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by maxboone 4y ago
Slicing it myself goes through the bread faster, but I'm used to european bread / loaf though. Our sliced bread is very different from wonder bread.
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by maxboone 4y ago
Meh, it's more than tradition. It also brings stability and help with diplomatic relations. De facto, the country is not a monarchy but rather a democracy.
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by maxboone 4y ago
How is that morally different from your contribution being used by non-contributing companies to turn profit. The existing codebase stays OSS, and can be forked. The work they put in starting now, is going to be proprietary for three years.
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by maxboone 4y ago
Ah yes, that must be it. It is not at all due to complex constructs that waive responsibility and invalidate criticism, as explained in the article. https://www.oecd-ilibrary.org//sites/3b4fdbf2-en/index.html?
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by maxboone 4y ago
There's a growing amount of shareholders and boards that care about more than direct monetary profits. They also care about providing value / reducing costs in terms of e.g. sustainability.

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