raducu

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811.
by raducu 6y ago
Wouldn't it be more important that the staff wear masks? Does your article touch on that? If staff WAS wearing masks and clients still got infected, that would contradict the original article, otherwise it is in line with the current n
812.
by raducu 6y ago
Maybe masks make you shut up and with less talk there is less likelyhood you spread the virus? We know super spreaders are the shouting-singing-outgoing types.
813.
by raducu 6y ago
I wonder why nobody did any studies on COVID patients asking very simple questions such as "how often did you use a mask in public?". A romanian doctor complained that about 70% of his COVID patients believed the dissease was a ho
814.
by raducu 6y ago
Its funny because both my wife and I feel that about playgrounds near our apartment -- we have 3 playgrounds and only managed to click with other parents and children on a playground that is a bit farther away, while the one right across ou
815.
by raducu 6y ago
I also think I could improve a lot in this regard, asking sooner is my problem and I'm working on solving it, but it is a slow and long process.
816.
by raducu 6y ago
"I try and do as much as I can with the information provided." I know I'm guilty of this one, and I've stayed away from high paced jobs and appreciate jobs where people are ok with my reluctance to bother a lot of people
817.
by raducu 6y ago
Does the article/tutorial talk about how you remove water and oxygen from the liquefied air?
818.
by raducu 6y ago
I have no idea about birds, but I read that horses and other animals can sort-of lock their feet in place and require minimal effort to stay in place -- perhaps birds have such mechanisms as well and it takes very little effort to just glid
819.
by raducu 6y ago
No, I worked for a danish company that worked on very high value added products and products with very high entry costs/moats so they tended to use old technologies, but they delivered ok(ish) products in the end.
820.
by raducu 6y ago
Diageo, ah... the memories, it was nice writing software for them. Actually the coleagues were nice, the software was shitty.
821.
by raducu 6y ago
Why would shooting two R77 missiles cost the SU-27 its energy? Those are medium/long range missilea, why on earth would you need super maneuverability to do that? Even for very close range, if you use aim-9x or python 5, you can just
822.
by raducu 6y ago
"I think the evolutionary explanation we often hear are mostly horseshit to be honest and wouldn't even make sense since humans need decades to mature." There is overwhelming evidence for those explanations, both scientifical
823.
by raducu 6y ago
90% of the men who lack confidence, lack confidence for a good reason. Surely if it was just about confidence in itself, evolution and sexual selection would have made all men super confident by now. The truth is men are mostly obsolete and
824.
by raducu 6y ago
"Many men are finding that having sex with a single woman of average attractiveness just doesn't cut it." Given that ~30% of young men are sexless and only ~15% of young women are sexless in the previous year, that just reeks
825.
by raducu 6y ago
I'm in the same boat -- too little space for my electronics hobby. I did buy an 200 mhz osciloscope, soldering microscope, hot air and new soldering iron though. The only excuse to pull them out is to fix broken electronics/toys
826.
by raducu 6y ago
I was just pointing out it is not just a monetary issue and most of the successful criminals are intelligent actors.
827.
by raducu 6y ago
Tether's story ends only if the owners get too greedy and exit scam OR if a large minority of people holding tether decide to cash out -- which shouldn't happen since such whales benefit from tether and other cryptocurrencies mone
828.
by raducu 6y ago
You also have to factor in the feasibility of that someone being able to get away with murder, then you must factor in how valuable a couple decades in prison is worth to them, and how prone they are to taking such risks.
829.
by raducu 6y ago
Surely it could be true that all population is immune to exposure to exactly half a virion well cooked with sauce, but such an information is pretty useless in any practical way, isn't it? Half immunity in only certain circumstances is
830.
by raducu 6y ago
I've seen news about bullshit studies from famous institutes in the UK that 60% of the UK's population already was infected by "now" (a month or two ago). All these bullshit researchers had to do to prove their point was
831.
by raducu 6y ago
The first couple of times I had Zolpidem at 10mg I had the sweetest audio hallucinations -- otherworldly positive familiar voices but with an added sweetness and thinness; the voices seemed to come from far, far away. I remember reading a r
832.
by raducu 6y ago
You make some very good arguments, and I've carried this line of thought myself -- surely its a new reality, because there's no blood in the streets and people can still put food on their plates. What is the endgame though? Can th
833.
by raducu 6y ago
How is that not coherent? Low interest rates is how governments can keep the pretense that they are not printing money out of thin air and they "service" their debt and that they will repay it at some point in the future.
834.
by raducu 6y ago
Are you using some local milk? I use "bio" milk and I'm pretty sure (by the expiration date being at least a month into the future) it is UHT, so no need to boil the milk?
835.
by raducu 6y ago
Is yogurt the next peanut butter&jelly or craft beer or avocado toast thing? I've seen a few recipes for making yogurt on my hipster friends facebook feeds recently and now this.
836.
by raducu 6y ago
"Money doesn't buy happiness" is just something we tell the poor so they don't revolt -- this also applied to communism -- the communist elites lived a much better life materially and socially. Sure, average Ivan was
837.
by raducu 6y ago
It wasn't just "mental" as in anxiety -- those were visual disturbances -- tracers in bright led lights, bright spots in grill patterns (metal or my chess-pattern shirt). The experience just made me think I'm predispos
838.
by raducu 6y ago
I have absolutely no evidence, just my reasoning that if you are depressed and SSRIs work, there must be something wrong with those serotonin networks and SSRIs working mean some balance was restored; LSD will just blast the same networks.
839.
by raducu 6y ago
It is just an observation that I made, the research seems to be mixed. My joint pain started a couple of years ago (early 30s), with really bad pain in my thumb joint after some exertion, X-ray or MRI showed I had some inflammation and exce
840.
by raducu 6y ago
But after a couple of arguments, fields inside an object become more appealing -- this is about taste. But even if you have free functions, as they become more complex, you tend to group them together, so at that point you might just slap t

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