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morgengold
3y ago
Actually the big evolutionary advantage of humans is that they can thrive on a wide range different diets. Unlike other animals we can almost eat everything.
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morgengold
3y ago
There is only one thing that will work: we need a price for CO2 emissions and we need a collective of economically powerful nations that push that through at the same time. Other nations who refuse to take part need to pay for market access
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morgengold
3y ago
Why are Squats with weights “unhealthy”?
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morgengold
4y ago
"People are busy, exhausted, overwhelmed. Help them. They may have subscribed in a three-second impulse, they may be subscribed to 20 different publishing-related newsletters." I cannot relate. If I subscribe to a newsletter I kno
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morgengold
4y ago
Nice work. Would you mind sharing your programming stack for this tool?
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Major study of Ivermectin finds 'no effect whatsoever'
(latimes.com)
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morgengold
5y ago
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morgengold
5y ago
Ivermectin, the latest supposed treatment for COVID-19 being touted by anti-vaccination groups, had “no effect whatsoever” on the disease, according to a large patient study. That’s the conclusion of the Together Trial, which has subjected
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morgengold
5y ago
Incentivise amount of data for open questions. Not "inovativeness" or size of effect. A system with the wrong incentives will produce bad outcomes.
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morgengold
6y ago
Although I have no doubt climate change is happening and bad, I have big problems generating an emotional response that leads to action. Is there any website, that explicitly lists the consequences that will punch me in the face?
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morgengold
6y ago
Nice work! Just out of curiosity: Which of the price tiers (1) is chosen most regularly? (1) https://freesewing.org/community/join/
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morgengold
6y ago
I have a big website about finances. Today 80% of the traffic is "mobile". I seriously don't get it. Because personally I hate to do 'research' with my phone. Of course on the go, or for a quick lookup that's p
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morgengold
6y ago
I largely agree with your position. Nevertheless I would argue that from time to time one can pick up ideas or concepts which lead to a "click"-like effect in the mind. Which ultimately changes behavior. But I'm the first to
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morgengold
7y ago
Yes, but in this case the criticism comes from the majority position. Not in a harsh way, but still. Regarding your other comment about the 15%. You might have a point. But I'm not into this topic deep enough for any kind of judgement.
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7y ago
There is substantial criticism mounting directed at the Heinsberg study [1] - Immunity tests used might have shown false positives. So the 15% might be too high. - Results of the highly infected town Gangelt are not transferable to whole Ge
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7y ago
Targeted advertising should be banned. There is absolutely no NEED for it. The advertisement industry will tell you that you want to be targeted so that you get the products you need/want. It's a twisted argument. I rarely/ne
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7y ago
+ he tries to save his system failure with market timed put options. Luckily he was right 1 week ago. But it was luck only.
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morgengold
7y ago
I get this. My problem seems to be one level deeper. I do not want to share my current plate or the hiking track I'm on. Neither am I interested in this kind of news of my friends. I'm ok with the youngsters doing that for fun. Bu
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morgengold
7y ago
From a user perspective: why do you want to participate in this kind of thing? I get why this is good for the platform. For me (1985) it seems to have zero value. I feel old more and more.
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morgengold
7y ago
Why not just forbid the storage of user data? It would solve most problems. Why needs a whole society to be taken hostage for the profit of some companies? I seriously do not understand.
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Ask HN: Why not prohibit Google/Facebook from having more data than necessary?
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morgengold
8y ago
That may be valid for the average user. All people invovled on the parliament level should want to know what the devil is doing.