officialjunk

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by officialjunk 5y ago
Sounds like the right word here.
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by officialjunk 5y ago
Did your dad also administer immunizations himself?
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by officialjunk 5y ago
perhaps you are thinking of this video from Numberphile with Tadashi Tokieda https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wKV0GYvR2X8
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by officialjunk 5y ago
with the current formulas this is true. https://www.forbes.com/sites/williamhaseltine/2021/03/25/mod... seeing almost half the efficacy after 250 days.
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by officialjunk 5y ago
do you think there are enough sufficiently interest groups that will continue to work toward an AI?
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by officialjunk 5y ago
it was sedated, but still a danger. not sure how it initially got loose, but it was assumed that it wouldn't be able to leave the room, which quickly was disproven.
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by officialjunk 5y ago
also hyenas can open doors with lever handles. there was one that escaped into the hallways at a university lab while i was there. luckily no one was hurt.
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by officialjunk 5y ago
is there a data set that has cumulative totals for each nation?
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by officialjunk 5y ago
i fear a lot of our data will be lost, in particular digital data. it's already getting difficult to access data in formats/form-factors from within a single lifetime. from the decay of the magnetization to the details of encodin
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by officialjunk 5y ago
a black hole
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by officialjunk 6y ago
the UK is 8% fully vaccinated. israel is is 56% fully vaccinated. https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/share-people-fully-vaccin...
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by officialjunk 6y ago
yes, easy.
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by officialjunk 6y ago
because the decision is not based purely on safety, but all the other things politicians need to consider and balance, such as the local economy. but i agree with you that i prefer safety to be the top priority and wait a few more months to
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by officialjunk 6y ago
isn't tesla selling cars of the same hardware at different prices with some hardware features turned off at lower prices?
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by officialjunk 6y ago
if one brought it back in secret, it could be rationed and slowly brought to market for generations and bring in great wealth before disrupting the rarity.
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by officialjunk 6y ago
why not try the moon first, before mars?
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by officialjunk 6y ago
wow i forgot about this song. bringing back memories.
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by officialjunk 6y ago
it is in fact less energy to send something at escape velocity out of the solar system from earth than to slow it down to to fall into the sun.
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by officialjunk 6y ago
agree for science fiction usage, but from a physics perspective, the "warp" is warping spacetime to travel. to warp spacetime is independent of the relative velocity.
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by officialjunk 6y ago
i would bet there are more levels we are not currently aware of. could also be a fractal.
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by officialjunk 6y ago
There were more than 60 million Native Americans in 1492.
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by officialjunk 6y ago
tin foil hats will make a comeback
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by officialjunk 6y ago
recently i am seeing certain images still loaded, whereas in the past none loaded. i haven’t investigated what is different about these images yet, though. anyone else observe similar?
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by officialjunk 6y ago
it's normal, at least from my experience. i hypothesize it is related to being vulnerable to predators while stopping somewhere to poop in an unfamiliar environment. but it sounds like you are also eating something your body doesn&#x27
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by officialjunk 6y ago
other countries also have internet access. the impact on them doesn't appear to be the same. why is that?
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by officialjunk 6y ago
there is more than one vaccine. also the first wave of vaccines are focused on reducing symptoms and deaths. the vaccines that actually prevent viral infection altogether, are still in development.
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by officialjunk 6y ago
let's be clear that this is not saying the initial SARS outbreak started from a lab breach.
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by officialjunk 6y ago
Didn't have a link handy at the time. Read this https://www.forbes.com/sites/williamhaseltine/2020/09/23/cov... "We all expect an effective vaccine to prevent serious illness if infected.
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by officialjunk 6y ago
the pfizer vaccine doesn't prevent infection, but does save lives by preventing severe symptoms, which is why at-risk groups are prioritized. the vaccines that actually prevent infection are still being developed. 2022 sounds realistic
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by officialjunk 6y ago
note there is not a claim this vaccine prevents infection, only lessens symptoms, meaning you are still contagious. "We all expect an effective vaccine to prevent serious illness if infected. Three of the vaccine protocols—Moderna, Pfi

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