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by modells 8y ago
Which SNP/s is it?
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by modells 8y ago
Reagan’s LPS Act didn’t apply any nuance, common-sense or transition when defunding JFK’s community treatment program, and just dumped people whom aren’t in contact with reality or self-care onto the street. Complete lawlessness is infinite
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by modells 8y ago
Unless the parents were crazy abusive or actually unfit, Mayo basically stalled to steal their child and charge them more money. Also bad is a recent scam of random average people being involuntarily assigned conservatorship and having thei
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by modells 8y ago
The two aren’t mutex. And publish or perish. The suggestion is that academia should be utilitarian and short-term focused. This will never happen. It’s tantamount to saying “we should get rid of archeologists because they aren’t a profit-
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by modells 8y ago
Did you even read the article? They knew enough to disable SOS and interior car alarm sensors in a seemingly subtle way most people would dismiss. Maybe they should’ve taken their time and waited around for police? What’s unsophisticated is
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by modells 8y ago
My hypothesis on manners is that the strictness of norms are proportional to hierarchicalness, and permissibility and propensity to violence.
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by modells 8y ago
Growing up, my dad had type 1 from agent orange (dioxin) exposure. Eventually had an insulin pump but it wasn’t a closed feedback loop because of caloric, time-of-day and finger-pricking measurements. The strips were expensive and created b
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by modells 8y ago
It often takes 2 hours to get by bus or light-rail from one end of Santa Clara county to the other, while driving typically takes an average of 20-25 minutes. Also, VTA is expensive for low-income folks with a minimum of $2 for a single rid
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by modells 8y ago
It might be config and security fragile, but ntpd is a safe bet. When religions preferences come up, I prefer s6 because it’s scalable like daemon tools/runit. Old-school upstart was meh and ancient style rc scripts rarely did process
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by modells 8y ago
It’s easy for people whom work “hard” to unreasonably and ignorantly prejudge others to “get a job,” when there’s various individuals whom have invisible disabilities: can’t get along with other people, understand or perform traditional wor
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by modells 8y ago
Happy Donuts in Palo Alto and Safeway in Menlo Park and Mountain View on El Camino have a similar phenomenon but it’s usually only students whom have a place but sleep while studying. There are many more homeless people whom have no options
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by modells 8y ago
I wouldn’t blame capitalist conspiracy just yet what can be attributed to practical intentions for reasons: 0. Trying to prevent average developers from shooting themselves in the feet too often by having apps that depend on external serve
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by modells 8y ago
Seems like another good, DiD reason to sanitize external traffic using network gear or a secondary os transparent proxy/router like one of the 3 BSD’s.
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by modells 8y ago
In addition to a tendency towards arrogance, doctors hold unconscious biases like everyone. Unsurprising. Anecdotally, I recently had a same-gender doctor recount his glory day (just one day) in the ER solving a hypertensive crisis by syrin
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by modells 8y ago
Pack more people closer together, damage the earth more and more and reduced resources, life for the average person will be a greater and greater struggle: depression and anxiety will likely be the norm, not the exception. Likely explains t
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Simultanagnosia: inability to perceive multiple objects simultaneously(en.wikipedia.org)
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Alzheimer’s/vCJD-like prion disease(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by modells 8y ago|0 comments
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by modells 8y ago
With the paradox of choice, most people are hypersatured with (the paradox of) choices, opportunities and distractions... so any “loss” seems inconsequential at the time because no one seems any more valuable than another. The key fallacy o
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by modells 8y ago
Yeap. “Perfect” (imposed and/or theater) security isn’t desirable in an “open” society because of the loss and abuse of individual freedoms. Back to WW2 barrage balloons, or at least sturdy nets to keep out drone-bombs. https:/&#
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by modells 8y ago
Dead reckoning needed probably because they lost vacuum and gyro power to instruments, which then spin down and float randomly if there’s no battery backup Inertial Navigation System... a mechanical system which maintains position by double
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by modells 8y ago
As much as mandatory processes could suck, the downside of letting people do whatever crazy thing they want is dead kids. Disneyland and other venues and organizations with high-density occupancy (sadly) should require visitors to present v
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by modells 8y ago
I prefer the rapper actor model astronaut form of compuation, but hey, CSP and STM are cool too. Sorry, couldn’t help it. And RDMA is, and always will be, pure evil.
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by modells 8y ago
Old ARM had software-maintained TAG RAM (CAM? state of cache lines), ICache and DCache.
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by modells 8y ago
Not the whole story in the real world for x86_64 architecture, there are other states like Owned and Forward. IIRC, modern ARM uses AXI4 and ACE for CC. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOESI_protocol https://e
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by modells 8y ago
tl;dr psa for everyone: configure your phone for grayscale, least animation, vibrate-only and turn off most notifications. Smartphones are mental cocaine. Look around a city almost anywhere and most people are hunched over, staring at glowi
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by modells 8y ago
Absolutely. Nonverbals likely bypass the rational forebrain and skip to the primitive reptilian parts of the brain that create emotions, judgements and snap decisions. Some relevant books: Words That Work: It’s Not What You Say, It’s What
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by modells 8y ago
I would tend to agree with them since nearly all of most people’s worldviews, experience and information is carefully-manufactured chicanery via mass-/social-media so they take up certain preferences and attitudes. Libertarianism is a
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by modells 8y ago
totp 2fa attack surface varies based on the trustworthiness of many factors between the server and the client... adding SMS seems to not add much when the client could store a totp and generate an OTP challenge locally. Some standard, obvio
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by modells 8y ago
There is a ruby gem for Linux called io_splice that does zero-copy IO. Hasn’t been updated in a while but it doesn’t have any dependencies other than modern Linux and doesn’t mean it won’t work. “Old” code that works still works, novelty, j
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by modells 8y ago
It’s doubtful that the results would rank well because they bin sort people into types of movies, which is what most algorithms likely did anyhow. In fact, the results are probably awful if it’s not built to be optimal for such a challenge.

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