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by supperburg 5y ago
Can you provide a source for COVID deaths? Is there a source that gives the number of deaths that were caused by COVID and nothing else? They say that anyone who died and tested positive for the presence of COVID was considered a COVID deat
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by supperburg 5y ago
Once again, I don’t think pop culture videos belong on hacker news and I think it’s a violation of the guidelines.
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by supperburg 5y ago
The Tesla FSD beta is what we all dreamed of in the 90s. It’s mind blowing. Its so crazy that it’s finally arrived, though not able to fully and reliably drive itself in every circumstance, and nobody seems to care. People only seem to be f
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by supperburg 5y ago
Lex Fridman said they studied this and found that people don’t become “lulled” even after using the system for a long period of time.
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by supperburg 5y ago
Wow, fuck Apple.
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by supperburg 5y ago
They make refrigeration systems for people who work outside. It’s a giant compressor that cools a liquid and moves that liquid through a tube and across a persons body via a vest. I remember one guy who owns a roofing business was saying th
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by supperburg 5y ago
This is so awful. I trusted Apple because of their stance on privacy — I felt as though I could trust them so I bought into their ecosystem and now my iPhone is basically the nerve center of my life. I keep everything on my iPhone and acces
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by supperburg 5y ago
No, it almost certainly does not. There are lots of reasons why farmers would have less asthma, one being the fact that there is a correlation with asthma and ASD, a correlation with ASD and intellectual excellence and therefore a potential
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by supperburg 5y ago
Years ago I saw an interview with the guy who founded this website. It was at some ham meetup. I have looked around and can’t find that interview anymore. It was originally on YouTube… does anyone know the video I’m talking about? He specif
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by supperburg 5y ago
Wow, people really dislike this comment even though they can’t offer a substantive counterpoint.
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by supperburg 5y ago
Actually this is not the correct sentiment. Elon musk was definitely responsible for the design decisions and success of roadster+ and what tesla ended up being. The early prototype didn’t really have anything super novel and the roadster a
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by supperburg 5y ago
I was an EV enthusiast in 2010. It was a very painful time to be an EV enthusiast. It was almost like a curse because the car companies would seemingly do the exact worst thing every time they made an EV. It was so bizarre to watch the glob
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by supperburg 5y ago
What was the context for having the occasion to speak to Hosien? Can you offer more specifics about what he told you?
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by supperburg 5y ago
Extreme reaction is usually used to describe a persons actions, the action they took in response to something. Acute reaction is more appropriate for involuntary things like a person fainting from the sight of blood, gagging at a bad smell
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by supperburg 5y ago
It’s amazing how such a small difference can completely change the identity of the object. That rounding of the corners transformed it from sleek and sophisticated to Fischer price. It’s utterly revolting. Especially because it keeps the sa
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by supperburg 5y ago
This keyboard is extremely ugly. I’ve noticed for a long time now a weakening in the design of Apple products. This is certainly the most disgusted I’ve been at an Apple product since 2011.
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by supperburg 5y ago
And he also donated a hundred million dollars, literally a hundred million, to solving global warming. So the detractors don’t have a leg to stand on.
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by supperburg 5y ago
No, you’re wrong. Every little bit of friction counts. Funding, regulation and public support all contribute to the end result. It’s already super hard, the only way any progress has been made is because we rolled one in a trillion with an
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by supperburg 5y ago
I often wonder what I’ll do when instability comes to the United States. The only solution seems to be having more than one citizenship. I think that people who are stuck in one country will be looked down upon like the way many people look
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by supperburg 5y ago
I’m convinced that the solution is a system that uses a long tubular plastic liner that continuously renews the surface of the bowl between uses and simultaneously traps the session products in a sealed bag via thermo sealing. Why do it thi
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by supperburg 5y ago
I think there’s a big difference between the satellites making little dark spots in the sky and making faint bright spots. Maybe not. Either way I don’t think it’s a problem. If they can cancel out the turbulence of the atmosphere, they can
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by supperburg 5y ago
The MGT would give a much better image.
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by supperburg 5y ago
Exactly. Gas can leak and build up for hours or days, slowly accumulating enough chemical energy to create a massive explosion. At least hypothetically. And there are huge explosions on record as you point out. An electric line is not even
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by supperburg 5y ago
I want a mesh of satellites around the earth. I’m a normal guy who’s has wanted that before anyone was doing it. I don’t think I was brain washed by the billionaire sat mesh propaganda, probably because it doesn’t exist. Huh. I don’t think
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by supperburg 5y ago
If it isn’t a randomized interventional study, and apparently now even those are subject to fraud, it doesn’t prove anything. They shouldn’t be discussed except in cases where a real study is impossible (global warming) or when trying to re
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by supperburg 5y ago
People cite paper titles like they are facts. Nobody even knows whether or not it was an epidemiology study or an interventional study, they just say “they did a study showing that underwater basket weaving lowers your risk for colon cancer
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by supperburg 5y ago
This reminds me of the guy who said drop box was stupid because he could set up an ftp server. It’s the exact same argument. People understand PDFs, they are extremely common in the academic and business world as “digital paper” standalone
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by supperburg 5y ago
Wow, captcha to create a HN account. The times are changing. I was watching the 60 minutes rewind playlist on YouTube and happened to come across the original 60 minutes interview with JA. It was amazing to see him walking around outside du