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The original tweet: over 1,500 RTs vs. the corrective: 35 RTs
(twitter.com)
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Who Are the Unvaccinated in America?
(nytimes.com)
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Alex Berenson explains his thinking. > And so I tweeted “impfung macht frei” on Friday morning: Vaccines make free. The reference is not to the vaccines as agents of mass death - they are not. The reference is to the lie that vaccines wo
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5y ago
I had missed that. Thank you. https://github.com/Simon-Re/mut-vacc Update: If any simulation is going to have real life bearing, it should be able to produce a similar seasonal component of waves we have seen so far.
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Using simulations to provide justification for forced vaccinations AND prolonged lockdowns AND continued mass-scale testing of people with no symptoms. The authors make some honest statements about the shortcomings of their method, but the
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Prep Act Q&As
(phe.gov)
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> Why would vaccine manufacturers care where their products are used? Because they want protection from liability should their vaccines cause harm. U.S. law does just that, while also offering compensation to injured patients. Impressive
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5y ago
Ouch. The method is called `update` and it is littered with stuff like: if (frame % 10) == 0: can_sends.append(make_can_msg(1648, b'\x00\x00\x00\x40\x00\x00\x50\x00', 1)) can_sends.append(make_can_msg(1649, b
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5y ago
Just so there is no doubt, I am NOT @lapcatsoftware. I just went to look for the tweet referenced here and I noticed this, so I am relaying it here. I have a feeling anyone reading the discussion here does understand the idea behind HN. I
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5y ago
Set realistic expectations for yourself. You might still want to sell what they are going to achieve but with only 40 hours spread over 10 weeks, the chances of anyone understanding change management, change control, and mechanics of progra
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5y ago
Note, the original tweet is no longer available[1]: > Why did someone post my tweet on Hacker News? > It's not news! It's not an announcement of anything. It doesn't contain any novel information. > If anyone on HN i
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5y ago
> At least 125,000 fully vaccinated Americans have tested positive for Covid and 1,400 of those have died, according to data collected by NBC News. Correction: Here is the submission https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2
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Data shows how many vaccinated Americans have tested positive
(nbcnews.com)
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5y ago
Very neat idea, but the color choices are horrible. In most cases, it is very hard to figure out 2021 vs 2020 vs 2019, at least for me.
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Twitter blocks Alex Berenson again, for a week this time
(alexberenson.substack.com)
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5y ago
> Don't buy beachfront property. I've been waiting for prime beachfront bargains for almost 30 years now.
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I prefer to read rather than wait in suspense: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collatz_conjecture I knew of it as "Kakutani's problem". > start with any positive integer n . Then each term is obtained
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5y ago
> In fact, in the case discussed, the very measures which the dominant “macro-economic” theory has recommended as a remedy for unemployment, namely the increase of aggregate demand, have become a cause of a very extensive misallocation o
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The Pretence of Knowledge (1974)
(nobelprize.org)
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How about MySQL 8 support in Aurora? https://forums.aws.amazon.com/thread.jspa?threadID=306735
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There were a lot of people in the world who thought they were going to graduate from making $3/day to $10/day. For most, that is now unachievable and will remain unachievable for the foreseeable future thanks to the economic destr
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> Overall, 33.76% of SARS-CoV-2 exposed children and 57.88% adults were seropositive. Children were five times more likely to have seroconverted without symptoms compared to adults. Despite the frequently asymptomatic course of infection
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See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27988322 Between April 30 and July, number of fully vaccinated increased by 60%. Number of deceased among fully vaccinated increased by 543%.
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I am posting this for the "Methodology" section. The title and content is based solely on extrapolation and not on actual tabulation of the vaccination status of the infected, hospitalized, and the deceased. We kind of knew this,
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Covid case, death and hospitalization rates rise again for the unvaccinated
(washingtonpost.com)
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Some of them do get seriously ill and/or die. It seems, vaccinated suffer less symptoms or onset is later. However, they seem to have higher viral loads. This gives them more chances to mingle while they are infected but unaware of it.
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For reference, I got buried in downvotes[1] the other day when I said*: > Whether these particular vaccines are saving any lives is an open question. From the linked article: > Before Provincetown, health officials had been operating
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> Not one of the 1359 previously infected subjects who remained unvaccinated had a SARS-CoV-2 infection over the duration of the study. In a Cox proportional hazards regression model, after adjusting for the phase of the epidemic, vaccin
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This might sound pedantic, but as an economist, I feel duty bound to point out that "charge", "cost", "value", and "price" are different things. In this case, the amount being charged is the provider&
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Note that soon after I posted this, Someone noticed[1,2] that it is possible avoid a whole lot of work, but I am still glad I realized how much performance one can gain by dropping GMP in favor of `__int128`. It seems like for numbers on
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