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by s9w 6y ago
All positive results from Heidenheim, Bayern München and Türkgücü München and were wrong ("false positives").
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More “false positives” reported in Munich(bulinews.com)
1 points by s9w 6y ago|1 comments
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Has Covid killed off the flu?(msn.com)
4 points by s9w 6y ago|0 comments
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by s9w 6y ago
Twitter talks about killing men, white people, Trump or conservatives. It's honest to god not much different.
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by s9w 6y ago
It depends on who you are on what you define as hate. The sites both have a very clear political preference. And both are harsh towards the other. But the chans due to the way the work have less of a vendetta style activism and mostly ignor
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by s9w 6y ago
> hate-filled anonymous message board 8chan not as hate-filled as Twitter. I don't think people like him have actually been on these sites.
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by s9w 6y ago
I would be banned for saying that. But go ahead, shots are free against the right people.
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by s9w 6y ago
Completely made up. Three submissions, ~50, ~100 and ~150 points in HN. Everyone having a laugh, no one cares for site rules. No moderation in sight. Everyone knows it's fake, no one cares. Rinse and repeat about three times a day over
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by s9w 6y ago
The problem with similar laws has always been that there are no proper channels. There were cases those were just flat out ignored. And in other laws released numbers showed that less than 1% of requests were denied. These requirements are
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by s9w 6y ago
Title limit.. full quote is: > In Massachusetts, from 85 to 90 percent of people who tested positive in July with a cycle threshold of 40 would have been deemed negative if the threshold were 30 cycles, Dr. Mina said. “I would say that n
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85-90% of positive PCR tests in July should have been deemed negative(nytimes.com)
3 points by s9w 6y ago|1 comments
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by s9w 6y ago
You prefer a third party text that has been through censorship to the direct source?
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Writing terminal moo: On C++, its ecosystem, performance optimization and more(s9w.io)
2 points by s9w 6y ago|0 comments
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by s9w 6y ago
I think one of the main criticisms of <random> is that the distrubutions are implementation-defined. That means you get different outputs based on your compiler, even if your seed and even the rng itself is the same.
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by s9w 6y ago
I like <chrono>. But I recently used the not quite yet standard "date" library. And that is super confusing in combination with <chrono>. You end up having an overlap of some functions and classes, some of which are in
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by s9w 6y ago
As in range being better or even worse? I haven't tried it out yet.
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by s9w 6y ago
The Drama between the author of PCG (u/ProfONeill) and the author of xoshiro (u/sebastianovigna) is one of the more entertanining parts of the C++ community. Too bad that despite that fierce competition, the <random> standar
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by s9w 6y ago
they didn't censor the completely made up hysterectomy story. also: c-f "russia"
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Four in ten extra deaths in Lombardy not linked to Covid-19(medicalxpress.com)
2 points by s9w 6y ago|0 comments
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by s9w 6y ago
I've seen nothing but praise for that video. Also if you sort by new or controversial, you'd be surprised what nasty comments humans get.
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by s9w 6y ago
It represents 1.7% of the German population - in one year on top of everything else.
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EU recommends 1.44M resettlements in 2020 “to fulfil its moral duty” [pdf](ec.europa.eu)
9 points by s9w 6y ago|3 comments
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All 12 of the 12 positive corona tests seem to have been false positives(insurancemarinenews.com)
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by s9w 6y ago
I'm confused - it's all about dopamine. That's why it's treated with dopaminergic drugs.
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by s9w 6y ago
I'm not entirely sure how that site works, but that is gold. You should absolutely submit that (again).
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by s9w 6y ago
politics
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by s9w 6y ago
No, they flag it because it is against the rules.
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by s9w 6y ago
About those hysterectomies: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24526130 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24563628 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24571360 https://news
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by s9w 6y ago
Company helps government enforce the law.
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by s9w 6y ago
But how is this quote not exactly right, and how is the Stallman quote not an incredible misrepresentation of it?

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