nyrulez

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by nyrulez 4y ago
I did look at https://vaers.hhs.gov/reportevent.html btw. It seems to have great intentions. I have no idea about the level of compliance since it's purely voluntary it seems. I would love to see the data around clots,
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by nyrulez 4y ago
1. My doctor(s) (in USA) told me so. They were not aware of any data collection around this and my condition. I did explicitly ask them. 2. Where is this data? If it's being collected, we should be able to see it or clear conclusions f
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by nyrulez 4y ago
I think my biggest issue with the whole thing is lack of data collection at the national level about adults who face cardiovascular issues and their vaccination/covid status. If I was rolling out a new vaccine at the national level, th
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by nyrulez 4y ago
I don't fully understand. Are you saying since vaccines were broadly introduced, they are less likely to be the culprit? How is that implied? 30% increase in heart attacks in young age group is pretty broad too. This study doesn't
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by nyrulez 4y ago
Yes, that's definitely possible. All of this would be much easier to decipher if the studies went deeper into cohorts of who got the vaccination and where the heart attack delta is. So if you had 4 cohorts of people and noticed their h
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by nyrulez 4y ago
It's difficult to draw conclusions because first graph is not the delta in deaths, just total deaths. and southern states have always had a high cardiovascular mortality. I guess the bigger question that I often have is why the rush to
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by nyrulez 4y ago
It's a cool idea but I wish there was an app that could help do dynamic breathing exercises based on current breathing patterns and help improve my breathing and lung capacity over time. If the hook is just fancy visuals, I'm afra
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by nyrulez 4y ago
I always use the gas stoves as a backup to power outages, to cook and make food. This has come handy in 2-3 emergencies already where gas distribution is not disrupted even during a power outage. A part of me feels nervous becoming so centr
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by nyrulez 4y ago
If you really can't see the difference between Trump's fraudulent "election was stolen" claims that led to a whole attack on capitol and that he still can't get over it to this day vs Stacy Abrams recount or whateve
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by nyrulez 4y ago
Election denier vs right to repair denier. If you consider the former less evil, good luck to you.
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by nyrulez 4y ago
No. Every Mac has the "Stickies" application built in. And it also allows any note to "float on top" so it's always visible. This way you can create your ideal focus reminder that stays on top, anywhere on the scree
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by nyrulez 4y ago
FWIW, I just use a floating sticky note on my Mac for my "current focus". They work really well and are much more flexible in terms of how much information you're comfortable with.
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by nyrulez 4y ago
I heard Google leaders say a few years ago that conversational AI or search is not a priority. I was a bit amazed by their thinking and always thought Google is a bit disconnected from making great products and understanding what customers
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by nyrulez 4y ago
I had PRK done in 2010 and still have 20/20 all these years later. Definitely a huge upgrade to my quality of life as I hated glasses/contact lenses. I went with a high end clinic in NYC recommended by a colleague. They had weekly
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by nyrulez 4y ago
My favorite so far is Les Mills VR. It feels like a genuine workout, especially the longer more intense ones. Other famous ones are Supernatural, FitXR etc. But they all have subscription models and Les Mills doesn't.
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by nyrulez 4y ago
I agree that sticking contact lenses isn't going to be too fun unless the utility is really super compelling and then it becomes a part of your routine. Imagine overlays on demand for any context. Light weight glasses is another option
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by nyrulez 4y ago
I want to admire their tenacity and faith. Lot of great things can come out of that. But then there's the financial side and responsibility. So it's a tough call. But as a non-stock owner for Meta, I'd favor tenacity of innov
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by nyrulez 4y ago
They still don't have folders and have ignored years of feedback. The only reason I don't use it.
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by nyrulez 4y ago
These studies say that it can find the virus up to 12 months after covid. Does that mean the symptoms subside after 12 months?
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by nyrulez 5y ago
I'd say what lies at top of the food chain of cause and effect is simply coming from "availability bias" i.e. we give more weight to what we know to be true. Yes some things have more downstream effects than others and that&#
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by nyrulez 5y ago
This is indeed a big assumption. We have been able to create new systems from technology but are humans capable of reverse engineer complex biological systems or emulate them effectively is a complete unknown. For example, there are few gro
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by nyrulez 5y ago
I think both can be true. While what you say feels holistic and true philosophically, in day to day, we cannot control for 1000 different variables and some things have more of an outsized effect than others. For example if someone wrote &q
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by nyrulez 5y ago
How do you explain that Apple gets 100% of its margins on selling books, movies, music and any digital goods but anyone else must sacrifice 30% of those margins. For a subscription based offering, taking 30% away is surely going to kill any
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by nyrulez 6y ago
This article feels a few years too late. Of course, AI is in every aspect of advertising and content recommendations to "help" you make more targeted choices. I speak as a former insider who spent many year building advanced syste
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by nyrulez 6y ago
For some jobs, it matters more than others. I wonder if the data also records profession categories and differences become more clear. Also IQ is a sub- component for general intelligence. There are so many other factors. Claiming it's
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by nyrulez 6y ago
Landing page does not address the elephant in the room: security and trust. I can't imagine mentioning in our security policy/audit that we store secrets with a third party and Doppler doesn't seem to be talking about this as
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by nyrulez 6y ago
They could've done an analysis on the variance of returns categorized by # of investments per fund. That would illuminate if # of investments is a big correlational/causative factor as they claim. A simulation alone isn't goi
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by nyrulez 6y ago
Check out https://ycadvice.com , especially the Product and Technology sections.
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by nyrulez 6y ago
I spent a lot of time compiling and digging through YC resources in March and had a few things to share from my experience: (I am behind ycadvice.com) - Types of content so I can isolate videos quickly. - Sidebar is sorted alphabetically. T
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by nyrulez 6y ago
As YC fans, we also built https://ycadvice.com which also offers a more comprehensive view on all YC resources ever released for startup founders. (700+ and deeply categorized)

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