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thatcat
5y ago
Sick, thanks for the process details. Are there plans for larger releases? if not, do you know what is preventing that from moving forward?
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thatcat
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No, there were several earlier trials. I think there were issues in scaling up the mosquito modification process.
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5y ago
There are alternatives, like the release of genetically engineered male mosquitos.
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5y ago
The restriction previously happened at a device level, moving it to google seems like an elaborate justification to move the default to restrictive and break external video viewers and apps like yt-dl. You should control your kids device an
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5y ago
ok but most rain ends up evaporated or as ground water..
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thatcat
5y ago
It's a pi header https://elk.audio/elk-pi-basic-dev-kit/ and an operating system that runs on pi
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5y ago
He invented the ollie which enabled most other skating tricks.
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thatcat
5y ago
>just so I could do something stupid that no one else even wanted to this pretty much sums up the joys of skating
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thatcat
5y ago
So then if you eat weed... what then?
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5y ago
Hmm so you're telling people what to do and telling them to think for themselves at the same time. You only listed illegal drugs, what about medications, food, etc? Humans evolved because of mutagens in our diet. The paper literally po
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thatcat
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This is a good point, it creates a dynamic with more bilateral exchange and gives them an opportunity to ask a follow up if they're interested.
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5y ago
95% of trials don't go to a jury
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5y ago
That's neat, but the gap between going to a GP and getting that test administered in the US seems difficult to bridge.
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thatcat
5y ago
It changes air flow by stretching the fold between mouth and sinus, maybe it is a pre-sleep sinus stretch.
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thatcat
5y ago
Speed limits are a bad rule that is used bc it is easier to measure. Following distance is a better metric bc it is more closely aligned with the goal of safety, but harder to determine by a human.
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thatcat
5y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverted_pyramid_(journalism... It is ordered most relevant to least.
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thatcat
5y ago
The justice system forbids individuals recording the judge but records and could publish every interaction you have with them. That is not operating in a system of openness and transparency.
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thatcat
5y ago
How do you know the origin of the particle that causes the cancer? Seems like lung cancer is just attributed to smoking when a lung cancer patient has smoked.
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thatcat
5y ago
Sure, your mortgage is paid off and you're probably in a management or other upper level position with less job insecurity.
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5y ago
Car wrecks are a safety concern not security.
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What about when the data is collected from all the spying and used to deny your claim?
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thatcat
5y ago
Yea, it accumulates in the food chain.
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thatcat
5y ago
Does bitumen bioaccumulate into food supplies? Why compare the two?
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5y ago
Or did plants evolve colored fruit because the plants with colored fruit were recognized most easily and thus spread the most by animals (including humans)?
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thatcat
5y ago
Apple did the psychological calculation and created friction in a way that manipulates social groups in order to benefit themselves.
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thatcat
5y ago
Fine fresh roasted coffee will say good as whole beans for at least a week or so IME, it goes bad extremely quickly after being ground though.
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thatcat
5y ago
that's anecdotal evidence and has nothing to do with your risk of encountering a swat team
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thatcat
6y ago
Actually they had already lost the war on the chinese front and would have surrendered anyway...
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thatcat
6y ago
That's pretty poor statistical reasoning about risk.
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6y ago
whats the variance on that effect?? doesn't a large data set like that just lead to type ii errors?
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