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by sbinthree 6y ago
Yes, the current sitting Health Minister in Canada said in their 2006 flu plan with the same CFR that we will / should never lockdown so plan for other measures.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
For all the wisdom, there's something to be said for going out on top. Charlie and Warren haven't made alpha in like 20 years.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
Snowflake's IPO definitely led to these terms.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
I keep saying it IRL but I'll say it here: the first net zero, zero waste 3PL and ecommerce supply chain will be a $10T company. Amazon seems to be pursuing this more and more when you look at their investments.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
Some thoughts having just completed this: * It costs $40k in year one and $30k/year in subsequent years if you do the now typical stack of Vanta, pen test, vulnerability monitoring and audit fees. This makes ROI pretty straight forward
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by sbinthree 6y ago
Totally worth it. SOC2 cost us $40k in year one and about $30k/year ongoing.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
Chamath
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by sbinthree 6y ago
Science: "wearing a thing in front of the air makes the air move slower and spread less, different things work to the extent the thing reduces the flow of air."
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by sbinthree 6y ago
It's impressive how consistently there's been 1.5x the actual death count in attributable excess deaths. April 2020 NY was pretty much the exact breakdown.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
It's the same issue with support as a software company. We have companies paying us $10k a month who "want us to consider something for future roadmap if other customers would also value it" and free users who "demand we
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by sbinthree 6y ago
Civil rights groups demand removing an elected officials freedom of speech. Okay. I am struggling to follow who exactly is pro or against civil rights. Certainly anger is justified, but the civil rights argument (as opposed to other paths)
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by sbinthree 6y ago
If people find this interesting, consider reading the PLA document called 'Unrestriced Warfare'. Pretty terrifying, these measures don't come out of no where.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
Thankfully the Supreme Court has a track record of knowing how their role works.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
Excellent letter. Worth reading.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
There are actually five studies now on this, all show that it has <10% positive effect on spread of covid, and no delta in excess deaths it just changes causes from covid-19 to deaths of despair.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
We went baby stuff shopping 10 weeks before the due date, because look at us go. Baby came at 8 weeks before. Pure luck. Have your setup ready ideally early, you really never know. The concept of a go bag for the hospital also was very imp
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by sbinthree 6y ago
It does seem like a huge movement of people are getting behind it. It is a little strange to think we could have an end to end encrypted social graph.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
I was wondering if you were online to see it and thinking about that comment. I was really surprised to read that, AWS is another level beyond social media de-platforming. Wouldn't there be other harmful things hosted on AWS? Who gover
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by sbinthree 6y ago
Yes
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by sbinthree 6y ago
It's been rapidly becoming the dominant variant in places with various different kinds of measures so I think it's for sure more infectious at this point.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
What's a national secret?
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by sbinthree 6y ago
CCP is the world's largest mafia.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
Not having a country anymore could be perceived as a disaster to anyone optimistic. Easily the dumbest climate change measure would be not to have kids.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
I did the exact same thing with Season 3. Top 3 best shows over.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
Would encourage anyone pondering this to read the 1997 Chinese miltary document (in your preferred language) called Unrestricted Warfare [0]. China and Russia both internally perceive that the US won (or will continue to win) the technologi
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by sbinthree 6y ago
Yeah you're right, I'm a week out of date. That is disturbing. Perhaps that means it is actually higher viral load but lower impact per amount of virus?
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by sbinthree 6y ago
I've read that the viral load is 10-20% higher on average, so if anything it's the opposite, but so far no one has gone on record saying it's more severe. It's more the compounding effects of higher viral load and easier
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by sbinthree 6y ago
The rate of adverse reaction has consistently been 1/30000 across studies and since mass vaccination began. Typically it is acute allergic reactions treated with adrenaline. Actual long term adverse reactions are extremely rare, so de
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by sbinthree 6y ago
As a Canadian who experienced urgent care in the US on a trip, no one with money would advocate for the Canadian system. The US system is mind blowingly good compared to the Canadian system. If the US could price in the externality of peopl
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by sbinthree 6y ago
It's this weird alt left death spiral into self loathing. NYTimes victim blaming America, in doing so victimizes itself. Strange.

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