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by novaRom 5y ago
This is why SEC department exists: sec.gov Musk should be investigated, this is not the first time his actions lead to massive market perturbations.
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by novaRom 5y ago
Exposure to sunlight causes quite a lot of different methabolic processes, not just this particular hormone.
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The Seychelles is the most vaccinated nation on Earth. But Covid-19 has surged(msn.com)
4 points by novaRom 5y ago|0 comments
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by novaRom 5y ago
If you wonder why authorities tolerate current climate of Ponzi schemes, it's probably because of the expectations this crypto tech will become stable and reliable enough to begin transition to crypto-based currencies with emission con
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by novaRom 5y ago
Do labs store collected DNA results of PCR? I wonder if a database of DNA of millions of people will emerge on black market one day.
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by novaRom 5y ago
The whole thing is very asymmetric: Your own jurisdiction and law enforcement have no power on foreign territory; but foreign organizations (state sponsored or not) located there have freedom to penetrate your society and economy. Moreover,
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by novaRom 5y ago
Would be nice to have it on Wikipedia. Here is one 2014's article: https://nationalpost.com/news/a-brief-terrifying-history-of-...
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by novaRom 5y ago
There is an interesting peer reviewed paper published last month with analysis of existing facts about the origin of covid-19. A part from their conclusion: More than a year after the initial documented cases in Wuhan, the source of SARS-Co
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by novaRom 5y ago
QM can also only "look" random. If human- or machine- intelligence cannot recognize a pattern and cannot predict an outcome doesn't mean another being should be the same.
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by novaRom 5y ago
Basically many modern Android phones today work perfectly well paired wirelessly with modern TV screen. Enable desktop mode, pair with a mouse and keyboard, and you have a kind of working environment: video chat, programming, text editing,
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by novaRom 6y ago
But "we" will be something else. Not humans, probably not even biological forms.
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by novaRom 6y ago
Even with multiple identities your device/browser fingerprints are unique. This data is probably regularly shared between large online players. They certainly know your real identity and that you try to obfuscate your online data.
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by novaRom 6y ago
Not sure why people downvote you. This stage is clearly happening. People go to prison for just retweets or a comment in social networks. And how many high rank officials are actually compromised? It's clear and every day it's wor
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by novaRom 6y ago
Why only this 2 companies? Why don't we mobilize all pharma of the world to produce more mRNA vaccines quickly? Intellectual property? I think it's an extraordinary time so we should all agree to vaccinate all earthlings quicker i
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by novaRom 6y ago
Yes, new analysis of those deadly issues with AstraZeneca shows it's autoimmunity: https://covid19-sciencetable.ca/sciencebrief/vaccine-induced...
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by novaRom 6y ago
> now we don’t want to use one of the miracle cures We want if there are safer options. Not all vaccines are equal. Important question is why we unable to scale up production of mRNA vaccines?
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by novaRom 6y ago
Exactly. Patents protect only monopoly of large companies. Getting a patent in EU or in USA is very expensive ranging from tens of thousands and up to hundreds of thousands. Big part of this money goes to totally unproductive parasitic hand
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by novaRom 6y ago
ELI5: 1) any input vector can be represented by a "similar" another vector, e.g. [.4, -.3, .1] => [+1, -1, 0] INIT: 2) generate a set of random input vectors using only {+1, 0, -1} numbers 3) for every neuron: compute a set of
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by novaRom 6y ago
If EU, Canada, and USA will become a kind of political and economic union (like EU today), meaning no borders and a single market, then there's a good chance that union can compete with China. Separated and divided, everyone is weak to
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by novaRom 6y ago
We already understand exactly how cells and DNA "work", the problem is methabolic networks are very large and hard to simulate with sufficient certainty.
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by novaRom 6y ago
It's more about impunity. If your previous actions didn't cause any serious reaction, you will continue doing more bad things. Tolerance to bad things is destructive.
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by novaRom 6y ago
A long-term impact caused by money laundering may be more significant.
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by novaRom 6y ago
Are you serious? First Vikings landed there 50 years ago. Kids of 70th and 80th did seeing first images, there were many colorful books about solar system. It's pitty how badly slow is space exploration of last decades. No wonder every
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by novaRom 6y ago
Like Venus as well. IMO Venus is more interesting destination because it's more active and diverse, with Earth like gravity, but high temp and pressure is the reason we don't land there, Mars is just simpler to explore with curren
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Nearly 4 in 10 university students addicted to smartphones, UK study finds(theguardian.com)
14 points by novaRom 6y ago|0 comments
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by novaRom 6y ago
> Xiaomi now announced that they will turn off collection of visited websites in incognito mode. That’s a step in the right direction, albeit a tiny one. They may also collect fingerprints and other biometrics (voice, pictures) in a simi
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by novaRom 6y ago
Yes, but it all depends on many other things. For example, you can't have good science without good education, stable political system, and economy. So you need to invest in many other things while you have limited budget. Not just Sol
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by novaRom 6y ago
That name is not easy to remember. A shorter more frequent word would be better.
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by novaRom 6y ago
OsmAnd+ is much better than Google Maps on Android! The only missing feature is Satellite View, but all others are so much better. Frankly many people still not aware OSM apps and even web(www.openstreetmap.org) are so good today.
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What Is Driving California’s Mass Tech Exodus?(youtube.com)
2 points by novaRom 6y ago|0 comments

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