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rob_c
4y ago
Hah, theres a thing called a bubble and unfortunately yours might be about to burst.
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4y ago
Yey, except the inevitable paywall from a journal... I'll let someone download the pdf, strip it of tracking and metadata and leak it.
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4y ago
But don't worry they're a changed company in the valley now and they're so sorry for past behaviour (nothing to do with being caught)... https://youtu.be/15HTd4Um1m4
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4y ago
Yes it's all a mixed wet bag of chemicals with probabilities but thankfully we've spend a significant amount of time separating and understand a lot of these molecules in isolation to try and understand the Jigsaw of life. I don&#
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rob_c
4y ago
So, why and what lessons were learnt? We get to post about others having that problems
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4y ago
Why does this read like yet another case of the People's Republic using bad faith actors to infiltrate the West for their own gain? If only several groups had been warning about undue influence within society starting at an educational
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4y ago
Complaining about something that takes 30min to read up on. Unless there was so much FUD out there about security and signing this would just be a minor hurdle to learning how to do security properly. Yes mom&pop will never do it. But f
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4y ago
Yes but then it's up to the device admin typically to enroll some additional keychain into the enclave. I only know 1 group using the "trust 3rd party" over "trust ours" because they don't want users sticking m
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4y ago
Then there is no story and this is just stiring up the community.
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4y ago
Unfortunately given the overton window allowed the definition of "vaccine" to dramatically change within 2 years it's difficult to get worked up on Greek Vs Latin grammar. The battle whilst correct is lost on a youth that pri
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4y ago
Good friend of mine is now healthier than 2020, clearly covid magically also made him lose weight...
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4y ago
International travel for one, not to mention lots of places keeping bad policy/rules which are going to take years to be removed again in a lot of cases. > But I also think COVID itself is affecting the economy, because of the incre
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4y ago
Frankly, I'm sorry, I don't care, or respect the field enough to care. Make some sed command for virii and viruses and read what you like.
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4y ago
>lower cost to make and faster to develop. Maybe the latter, certainly not the former. Otherwise that's like saying nuclear power is free once we've built the reactor. There are no magical 3d printers which will make an mRNA st
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4y ago
and the safety, efficacy and all of the claims/statements from pfizer et. al. are trustworthy. Look it up again, in western clinical trials it performed as well as was expected 70% or so efficacy as was claimed with almost no identifie
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4y ago
Nice summary. Also explains why sputnik the vaccine from Russia was developed so quickly and was effective. Traditional vaccines work. As for why they stifled production and roll out is another matter entirely, maybe mass production was dif
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4y ago
Clue, look at the general behaviour of all virii within the similar genus. C19 is a new variety, but C-class virii are and have been well researched for decades. And almost every, single, time. C19 is behaving like a new C-class virus with
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4y ago
As does the immune system. Can we _please_ finish opening restrictions and go back to fixing the economic damage that's been done that will be with us for the rest of our lives. Unlike the cough which went away months ago.
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4y ago
Stop buying a digital product on a locked ecosystem. Frankly this is the same as 1984 on the Kindle. Those who have the common sense to steer clear are laughing whilst these companies engage in borderline illegal activities.
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4y ago
And for the NHS at point of use (when you can get to the to of the queue): 0$ 0$ 0$ 0$ 0..... Genuine wishes of good luck to those in dealing with that system and may you avoid it for as long in life as possible.
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4y ago
Seriously, no. And this isn't just an unhelpful comment on a forum. This is serious advice from an expert here. After patching the Nvidia driver and then patching the driver itself to allow other non-standard vgpu definitions what'
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4y ago
no AMD, why for Intel and doesn't cover 90% of nvidia products most people will have (unles they own and run a datacenter)... which leads me to ask... why even bother?
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4y ago
other than promoting the laptop, is there a point to the announcement?
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4y ago
Yes, but conversly after too long at the top, this leads to some professors thinking they know about everything and approaching a problem like they're an expert. Feeling stupid isn't good, relising you don't know everything a
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4y ago
Except for when an area of science does this well and sructures itself well, in which case all problems are academic. Academics are responsible for sorting out academic funding and likely always will be, pretending the 2 are separate create
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4y ago
stupidity >biologists.com Need I mention the reproducibility crisis, poor funding models, retractions from front-page of nature within the single field... "Naivete" I can agree with. Stupidity is not and should _never_ be encou
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4y ago
Strongly agree but it won't impact users being users. Paying users have made an investment and have something to lose. Users of free at cost tools and products view that have nothing to lose so some act very badly. Unfortunately this w
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4y ago
Yes, Britain, the state of the NHS is very well known issue
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Why, what does it improve? Seriously, it removes a form of social interaction, a type of job and increases the number of vehicles on the road in certain areas again. I fail to see an improvement here. All the money pouring from this is into
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4y ago
> Cheap, well developed, reliable public transport will beat autonomous cars on throughput and resource use any day. Remember, this is happening in a state with massive multiple public health crisis that go un-reported and has maps of hu
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