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by swebs 7y ago
No, your symptoms are affected by the number of viruses in your system. The virus is constantly replicating and your immune system is constantly destroying them. If the rate of increase is greater than the rate of decrease, you will not rec
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by swebs 7y ago
Right, but that seems to be exactly what the parent comment wants.
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by swebs 7y ago
And diseases like this must have been forming and quickly dying off throughout history. It wasn't until the advent of globalization and intercontinental travel that they've become pandemics.
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by swebs 7y ago
This is something insurance will cover, and 90% of the American population are already covered under health insurance. https://www.cbo.gov/publication/55085
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Coronavirus cuts China’s greenhouse gas emissions by a quarter(independent.co.uk)
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by swebs 7y ago
I don't know about the countryside, but Helsinki is heated by district heating using cogeneration from the coal power plants within the city.
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by swebs 7y ago
Most sites use geolocation by IP address.
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by swebs 7y ago
I rarely ever see them while in the USA, or using a USA VPN.
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by swebs 7y ago
Quasars are very far away. What if the Hubble constant was just that much higher back then? Many models of the early universe show a period of rapid expansion in the first billion years.
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by swebs 7y ago
No they shouldn't. They should switch to Firefox or Safari. Or at the very least Chromium (from a Linux package manager).
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by swebs 7y ago
There's a whole subreddit for this with the American media https://www.reddit.com/r/newscontradictions/top/?sort=top&t=...
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by swebs 7y ago
What does this have to do with that TLD? The link doesn't even mention any .gov sites.
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by swebs 7y ago
Accusations have been going around since the early 2000s but I don't think any governments released the hard evidence to the public. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Huawei#Espionage_...
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by swebs 7y ago
Huawei was on the danger list for years before the Bloomberg article. This is unrelated.
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by swebs 7y ago
Wow, I didn't even realize this article was written in 1944.
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by swebs 7y ago
>it's almost impossible to build a nice presentation in Jupyter, because you always have to show your code and its stderr. You should be able to see a blue vertical bar to the left of every code cell. Click that bar to collapse the
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by swebs 7y ago
>Sharing data? They had enough problems sharing their notebooks. We just store the data tables in the project's database on a Postgres server. Then it's just a matter of pd.read_sql_query()
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by swebs 7y ago
>Untrusted code execution must go, that's the only way. Ironically, you have to enable third party javascript to even view the page.
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by swebs 7y ago
I've seen sand and gravel used a lot.
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by swebs 7y ago
>The risk of childhood leukemia was higher than expected for the distance up to 6 km from the radio station (standardized incidence rate = 2.2, 95% confidence interval: 1.0, 4.1), and there was a significant decline in risk with increasi
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by swebs 7y ago
Click the article. The guy asking on Superuser says that fiber services like Century Link have symmetric upload speeds.
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by swebs 7y ago
Just prepend "straight, male, ethnic-" to the beginning of each statement. Getting into a pedantic sidetrack isn't helpful. The point remains that there is a crazy double standard going on.
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by swebs 7y ago
Weird that this is just targeting Europe and North America when they have offices in all major financial centers around the world. All Asian board in Asia? Fine. All African board in Africa? Fine. All European board in Europe? No! That&#x27
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by swebs 7y ago
It won't go on record who you voted for, but someone at the office will have to confirm that you voted and enter in the vote. If mail-in ballots were completely anonymous, then someone could just print 10,000 copies and stuff the polls
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by swebs 7y ago
Man, I should really stop bothering to read comments that start off complaining about capitalism in completely unrelated threads.
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by swebs 7y ago
Yes, these are all over cigarette packs. I don't know why legislators overlooked snus when making that requirement.
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by swebs 7y ago
How would that betray you? They're supposed to verify that this ballot belongs to you in the first place.
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by swebs 7y ago
NPR also has a great text version that's free of tracking. https://text.npr.org Unfortunately, the original version of their site has tracking requests out the wazoo.
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by swebs 7y ago
Most games work nowadays, but there's still some that don't. Check https://www.protondb.com for a compatibility list.
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by swebs 7y ago
https://www.padmapper.com/apartments/new-york-ny/under-1000?...

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