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6y ago
Huh? They can! I'm all for free speech. But I'm not gonna applaud this blatant lie. This would not be accepted about other people.
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6y ago
> Trump is telling his followers, “you're invulnerable to coronavirus” That quote is made up.
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6y ago
Survival rate = 1-Ifr. Ifr is ~0.1% so 99.9% is right. There were no 200k corona deaths in the US.
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6y ago
99.9% would have been more precise, which aligns well with the current numbers.
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6y ago
There are quotes because most people have never heard of you and without the quotes the title would be hard to parse.
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China’s Global Lockdown Propaganda Campaign
(tabletmag.com)
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6y ago
They are banned. More or less at least.
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6y ago
I would argue that the word is exactly right. Everyone who has been paying attention for the last four years knows the playbook. It's been literally dozens of times: A bunch of NGOs or "government officials" make a ruckus, a
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6y ago
This is another follow-up to the story hysterically posted here and everywhere recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24474830
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No evidence of sterilization of migrant Mexican women, says Mexican minister
(reuters.com)
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6y ago
All of these chemicals have the same effects. I have a friend who is involved in the chemical background on these bans. He says it's known that they're all functionally identical, but there's years of research needed for each
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6y ago
This is another follow-up to the story hysterically posted here and everywhere recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24474830
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Hospital for ICE accused of mass hysterectomies says it only carried out 2
(businessinsider.com)
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6y ago
Last time I checked, hydrogen looked pretty bad. Low energy density and you can't draw a lot of power from it. Hydrogen initiatives always seemed to come from governments, which is usually a sign that they're not a viable tech.
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German electricity prices 'among the highest in the world'
(thelocal.de)
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6y ago
> many different ways to do the same thing This is a huge problem with too many things - CMake included. Backwards compatibility is often being praised too highly.
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6y ago
CMake might be the best thing we have in C++, but god does that fact tell you what we have to work with. I've never delved far into CMake, but I regularly make two observations that make my shy away: 1) Every time some "guide"
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6y ago
This is another follow-up to the story hysterically posted here and everywhere recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24474830
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Accused hospital says just two hysterectomies were performed there
(washingtonpost.com)
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6y ago
Does anyone actually care for the rules on this site?
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6y ago
A positive Test does not mean infection
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6y ago
Because this is the daily covid panic submission.
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6y ago
It is a direct quote from the article
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6y ago
It is a big deal since it's a show of force that the mob can force them to buckle. They can literally change the words you use.
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6y ago
Huh, interesting. I did (naively!) only do a quick google search, and the first article (CNN) has completely different numbers.
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6y ago
That sounds like 2016 something went wrong. The voter turnout was low, but not spectacularly low.
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But isn't the problem apparent? Many people are tested with a very low prevalence and a Test that has at least some false-positive rate. This statistical problem has been known and discussed for decades now, for example in the field
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The AP’s review did not find evidence of mass hysterectomies
(apnews.com)
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Even the 3080 is just able to render most modern games at 144 fps at fullhd (!) - and only barely able half of them at 1440p. There is no such thing as practical 4k or 8k rendering, at least not at pleasent refresh rates and without party t
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I didn't want to take any side, just wanted to add some context to the discussion as in: This is not the first time we did accept future costs for energy production.
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