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by spurgu 5y ago
Yup. And besides, it's been clear for a good while now that it boils down to personal protection and keeping hospital capacity at bay. Yet there is so much illogical fear of "antivaxxers/unvaccinated" in the vaccinated c
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by spurgu 5y ago
Yeah I just saw your rsync example above and it's indeed a very nice feature, to not have authentication, because at those times that I would need this I would certainly not feel up to hassling with installing/setting up Gotify (I
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by spurgu 5y ago
Plus most people had an identical copy locally, effectively working as a backup.
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by spurgu 5y ago
> From a server point of view, I think a raspberry pi build that scripted most of the setup, is an achievable goal. Not an easy one, but doable. Yes! I'm thinking something like standardizing Docker deployments with nginx-proxy[0] (
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by spurgu 5y ago
That's so beautiful I wanna cry! :D 25 years ago is exactly when I started hanging out on the internet and that's how it all looked like back then. That professor is awesome for keeping it. Most recent update seems to be 2012.
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by spurgu 5y ago
You seem to be missing my points as well. I also said the FDA is needed, but just that regulating "snake oil" is a slippery slope and not really viable in a lot of cases. Like if you try to regulate audiophiles you're going t
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by spurgu 5y ago
Wait, weren't we discussing 70's, 80's and 2017 devices as mentioned in the OP? What are you even saying? We should restrict selling fish to only those who actually need omega-3 and vitamin-D? Or that we've been fishing
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by spurgu 5y ago
With the miniscule differences combined with the subjectivity of it all it's just really hard (or practically impossible) to prove that the developer/salesman actually doesn't hear a positive improvement. Audiophiles salesm
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by spurgu 5y ago
Just for the argument's sake, audiophile gear is by definition highly subjective and as such, it's the one area where pretty much every product could be defined as snake oil, haha. Regulating that would be a bureaucratic nightmare
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by spurgu 5y ago
So what's the argument against selling perfectly functioning equipment to people? Why not oversee/regulate the market and allow good products while disallowing snake oil?
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by spurgu 5y ago
Du har 99% döda kommentarer men bara -5 karma? Vad är din hemlighet? Jag sku finna dina kommentarer moderatligt underhållande om de var nån annanstans än på HN.
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by spurgu 5y ago
None of the above. Now it's pretty much all of the above. Maybe I should try heroin again. For science! Edit: Seriously though, at that time I also tried/used a number of other substances and none of them were anywhere remotely cl
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by spurgu 5y ago
> MABs not working on Omicron was new to me. Is that based on the vaccine's (in)efficacy against it? To answer my own question, no: > But a slew of publications posted on preprint servers report laboratory evidence that Omicron i
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by spurgu 5y ago
This is highly plausible. Nicotine addiction seems to differ from individual to individual as well. I know people who smoke for years, then just one day decide to quit and do it without any issues[0] and stay off it for a couple of months o
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by spurgu 5y ago
Personal anecdote. I tried (smoking) heroin once, out of curiosity, and I beg to disagree. It was really nice and calming. Then 30 minutes laters I got the urge and wanted more. Then felt nice again. Then 20 minutes later I wanted more. The
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by spurgu 5y ago
In Europe the companies I've dealt with try to confuse you into buying various insurances, where you were under the impression that you had already paid for it when doing the online booking. Figuring out what the actual situation is ta
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by spurgu 5y ago
Ha, yes! We seem to be on the same line here. Supplying furniture with optional attachments seems like a good middle way. I would never make it mandatory to do so though but it's great to have the public discourse leading to producer
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by spurgu 5y ago
Well not really "projecting". Maybe imposing my view of others who are afraid of Covid onto you, but if so I apologize. You seem to have your head in the right place. I'm mainly trying to define/understand the fear, beca
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by spurgu 5y ago
First of all, if you look at healthy children - especially boys - it looks like risks of myocarditis is actually larger than complications from contracting the virus. For older people that's not a concern, but for children I'd lis
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by spurgu 5y ago
Hmm. If someone came over to my house with their toddler and asked me to attach all of my furniture I'd think they're being way overprotective of their child. I'd try to talk them out of it, through their irrational fears and
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by spurgu 5y ago
That makes sense?
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by spurgu 5y ago
Not just Django and startups, that looks like a good guide on architecture overall!
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by spurgu 5y ago
Yes you're right, my bad, edited (switched the numbers around).
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by spurgu 5y ago
Ok, I don't know that much about SSRI's but I have a hard time believing that withdrawal symptoms (after 10 days of use) would be worse than a Covid case warranting treatment (= a serious one). MABs not working on Omicron was new
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by spurgu 5y ago
Widely debunked? I've missed that. Care to share some papers/analyses?
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by spurgu 5y ago
We don't "know" that. It depends on what data you're looking at. CDC has two papers supporting vaccine-induced immunity, one of which was highly flawed. And then there's the study from Israel clearly supporting natu
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by spurgu 5y ago
Yeah it's so weird. Once we had the vaccines the actual dangers vastly dropped but people still cling to their fears. I suppose the media drum desperately beating for clicks/views is not helping much with that.
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by spurgu 5y ago
A Covid treatment with happiness as a side effect? Sign me up! ;) Is there a problem with taking SSRI's for 10 days though?
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by spurgu 5y ago
I saw a statistic of Denmark (who are aspirating) vs Norway (who aren't), and vaccine complications[0] were something like 1 in 25.000 in Denmark vs 1 in 15.000 in Norway[1], so there was a clear difference. [0] Or myocarditis specific
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by spurgu 5y ago
Probably https://gbdeclaration.org/

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