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by nyokodo 6y ago
Except the UK and US security agencies share data freely through the Five Eyes alliance. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Eyes
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by nyokodo 6y ago
5 - Work at a company that gets acquired by Google.
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Cost is a significant difference but I’d be interested to understand why the costs vary so much. For instance, if the cost difference is mainly because of the cost of cold storage and transport then it’s really only the one “trade off” but
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by nyokodo 6y ago
The major trade off is requiring low temperatures to transport and store. Pfizer currently requires -70C and Moderna -20C, whereas other vaccines only require fridge temperatures or even room temperature! The vaccines like the viral vector
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by nyokodo 6y ago
Her immune system is getting plenty of work. She’s just not getting the viruses that are really good at evading the immune system. What doesn’t kill you does not necessarily make you stronger. She’ll get them when she’s a little older and h
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by nyokodo 6y ago
This is an extremely difficult problem. The proximate problem is that there isn't liability for industry when there should be. The proximate fix is adding liability into the equation one way or another. Using regulation may work, it th
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by nyokodo 6y ago
I'm very pro-mask as a reasonable measure for controlling transmission however masks have been politicized and turned into a symbol of in/out group dynamics on both the left and the right. Masks are now triggers to the extremists
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by nyokodo 6y ago
I'd be really interested to hear information for the reason behind these delays, especially from insiders. However one thing I appreciate about them is that it gives great ammunition against the widespread belief that the vaccines are
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by nyokodo 6y ago
Im no Psychiatrist but your description sounds like derealization which amongst other things is a symptom of depression. I would recommend consulting your doctor about this.
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by nyokodo 6y ago
It seems like you’re struggling alone. There will be someone you can talk to regardless of your means and who can find you people and resources so you’re not struggling alone. Call a suicide hotline for your country, talk to a therapist, ca
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by nyokodo 6y ago
I grew up in a geologically active region. The rule of thumb was to have enough stuff to survive 3 days, so food, potable water, medical supplies, batteries, flashlights etc. Always having at least 3 days of absolute essentials is going to
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by nyokodo 6y ago
> In a few decades, they could possibly outmatch the US outside the SCS as well. China's has a number of very big problems they have to solve before they'll reach regional hegemony let alone global dominance. India is next-door
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by nyokodo 6y ago
>I was in the US Army from 03-07 serving in the Rangers with 4 deployments Thank you for your service! > but realistically we're more likely to be fighting a handful of goat herders in Afghanistan with an AK and a bag full of ric
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by nyokodo 6y ago
Thankfully safety is looking pretty good according to the press release. However I look forward to reading expert analyses of the actual data to confirm.
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by nyokodo 6y ago
It's an interesting question, especially in light of the fact that the leadings viral vector candidates require a booster shot after the initial vaccination except the J&J candidate.
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by nyokodo 6y ago
Probably because we already had an influenza vaccine which was developed in the 1940s. We have never had an approved vaccine for a corona virus. Thankfully there has been a lot of work on SARS and new vaccine technology for Ebola and Zika e
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by nyokodo 6y ago
>One of its founding pillars is a teleological universe which, thanks to advances in science, we now know to be false. No, we don't. We know that if a teleological universe is true that it is a lot more complex than previously thoug
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by nyokodo 6y ago
I think you’ll find a lot of sympathy for your criticisms of the industry. Perhaps this has been building for a long time and now it is time for a change for you, but perhaps it’s all being made orders of magnitude worse by timing. COVID, c
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by nyokodo 6y ago
I was a chump and invested in quite an expensive Nest Secure installation. I have actually really liked it so far, however this has shaken my confidence in trusting Google long-term with anything let alone a product they're not selling
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Chaos Engineering is fault injection being incorporated as a core aspect of a production system. So whereas in the 1970s fault injection might have been more used in the development and test phases, Chaos Engineering also includes a bunch o
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by nyokodo 6y ago
I didn’t know about NERVA, thanks for the correction!
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by nyokodo 6y ago
I’m not an expert but I’m pretty sure the only way to orbit via nuclear is riding the shockwave of one or more nuclear explosions. There was a program to develop one called Project Orion. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by nyokodo 6y ago
This is a key aspect of the struggle of civilization and not utopian at all. If we hope to change anyone's mind and reach a level of social consensus on anything then it's imperative we make a safe space for everyone to think and
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Assuming the study has no fatal flaws there really are no uninteresting explanations for the phenomenon. If we eventually discover there are abiotic pathways we didn't know about, that's really interesting. If we discover life and
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The introduction of the fork in the middle ages caused the development of the overbite. https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2013/01/how-forks...
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They said masks weren't effective but changed their tune after the PPE shortages were ameliorated. Predictably many people only accepted their first answer or worse, lost trust in their recommendations. They're thinking, "wha
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I’m no farmer but I do love well looked after land and the smaller scale higher quality goods sustainably produced on it. Your story is a huge competitive advantage over your neighbors. You’ve already sold me on your story so why not sell m
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After saying that Russia was witnessed "launching a projectile with the characteristics of a weapon." the Air Vice Marshall said "Actions like this threaten the peaceful use of space and risk causing debris that could pose a
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The lowest energy means to get to Mars is to use the Hohmann Transfer Orbit and the launch window comes about approximately every 2.1 years. Therefore, you’ll tend to see missions from different agencies all launch close together. More comp
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// I like to code when I can build something for fun. I'm burnt out. // I'm a newcomer in coding and lack in fundamental programming skills but don't want to learn it, because I see no future for me in cod

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