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throwaway879
5y ago
Worse Is Better™
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throwaway879
5y ago
This and the first few replies to it feel like they're coming from bean counters, not engineers. Who reads HN? I mean anyone can, but who's the core audience. I'm confused. Shouldn't the top voted thread be about the tec
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Except, they have video footage of radar screen spotting objects flying at high speeds and disappearing into the sea. Not sure that there is any other way to explain it than acknowledge that there are physical objects that pop up randomly,
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Teleport? Wormhole? Advanced tech that makes them pop up in our space? I doubt it. But not sure how else we have those things caught on military radars and pilot cameras that are not always explainable by optical phenomenon related to orbit
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5y ago
And members of Congress trading on insider news (before bailout packages etc) get away with it?
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>>how about if you send millions of bottle messages? assuming we can integrate all learnings from those bottles into a system that can classify any given situation and apply the learning in that domain. But to build a system that can
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5y ago
If you send a message in a bottle it will eventually land ashore somewhere, maybe in a century, who knows, and who knows whether it will be relevant by then or not, or civilization may not even exist by then, but sure it's similarly pl
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5y ago
What are the chances the President of El Salvador was paid off by Coinbase or the like?
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Their Tommy album was pretty good.
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Flushable Wipes. I used bidets growing up (discrete unit as well as seat integrated) and 99% of the time it worked but the 1% of the time when someone's poop got stuck to the fountain head/tube was enough to turn me off. However,
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Using a made up but probably good enough analogy, if scientist created a blackhole in the lab that could end up sucking in the entire planet and the solar system, would it be OK for someone to jam the mechanism that sustains it? I think of
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<< girls get disappointed if think they got hold of something else than the MP3 player you had in your pocket>> Sexist B.S.
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To those downvoting: “The most worrisome part, he said, is that antibodies also can make subsequent infections worse, creating so-called antibody-dependent enhancement. Two vaccines — one against a coronavirus in cats and another against de
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7827936/pdf/vac...
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Why would anyone down-vote a question asking if there is any merit to some concerns raised by a clinical researcher? The target audience is people working on mRNA vaccines who might be able to shed some light.
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Do the concerns raised here have any merit? https://osf.io/epr24/