tidydata

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by tidydata 5y ago
No, this is absolutely business as usual. The “new” thing you’re talking about is a “new” thing during that year, until something new comes out the next, repeating to produce this: https://www.birds.cornell.edu/home/bri
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by tidydata 5y ago
It would seem quite obvious that mass destruction of habitat may cause neurological impairment, mass deaths, etc.
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by tidydata 5y ago
These things are not unrelated.
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by tidydata 5y ago
> "West Nile [disease] is ruled out. . . Everything has been ruled out. To date, we still do not know," says Monsma, citing tests conducted by Wildlife's clinic director, Cheryl Chooljian. I’m no expert in this, but I’m go
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by tidydata 5y ago
Yikes, was looking to read something a bit more technical but the writing felt tacky and amateurish. Reminds me a lot of what LinkedIn is like.
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by tidydata 5y ago
To be quite honest, most of it is sold by the media, who have mutually beneficial arrangements with the for-profit healthcare/insurance industry. If you’ve ever seen how many advertisements on American TV about prescriptions, health pl
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by tidydata 5y ago
I’m definitely not scared. Are you okay? I also totally understand being single, childless, and driven to a career. I’m happier now. Who is the one not listening to other’s opinions? You sure you understand?
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by tidydata 5y ago
But is _is_ an unknown future prize, and countless stories prove that. Pension funds go belly up, whole industries made obsolete, an accident/injury disrupts everything, etc. I think your premise of “telling people how to live their li
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by tidydata 5y ago
Having children means sharing your marshmallows. It’s also a lot easier to chase a kid in your 20s than your 30s. It’s also maturing, enjoyable, and spending time with them is the best part of the day. Not something many people say about wo
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by tidydata 5y ago
Is there any meaningful change to curtail the amount of power these companies have? Legislation like this seems like show and does nothing to control the fact that a handful of social media companies can make enormous editorial decisions no
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by tidydata 5y ago
>Remember 6 months ago when Christopher Krebs insisted that DHS had successfully protected US infrastructure? No, maybe you should edit your post by linking to what you’re referring to. Seems like a broad claim to make.
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by tidydata 5y ago
This model gives government the power of choosing who is and is not a “trusted source” and depends on a relationship where those sources report uncritically about the information they are being given. It is also prioritizing which (for-prof
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by tidydata 5y ago
Why wouldn’t the CDC publish guidance once it is ready , which the media can than report on? The mere coordination (and normalcy thereof) is exactly why people view these policies (gatekeeping) as nefarious.
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by tidydata 5y ago
> Or, rather, they may be having trouble restoring operations without paying the ransom. Usually your only option with a ransomware attack is restoration from backups. So no backups or bad backups means no system. It certainly sounds lik
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by tidydata 5y ago
There’s nothing in this article indicating the operator has a recovery plan in place involving restoring backups to get these systems online. Seems grossly negligent on their behalf, and made almost satiric by the fact that Fireye can be m
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by tidydata 5y ago
What do you stand to gain by spreading political narratives even more? It doesn’t matter what side they say they’re on. Take, for instance, the democratic governor of NY, among the biggest culprits of hiding reporting on deaths. What’s the
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by tidydata 5y ago
I think you’re talking about Figure 5 which is the ratio of total to reported COVID related deaths. This would mean that CA underreported COVID related deaths compared to Florida. Figure 7, the cumulative total death rate, is probably more
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by tidydata 5y ago
> My impression of Glenn Greenwald is that he is either paranoid, or willing to stoke his readers' paranoia in order to attract attention. Maybe it’s both Glenn has good reason to be paranoid. As someone who read his work for years,
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by tidydata 5y ago
It’s important to reframe these messages, I think, to focus more on “child development” than to focus specifically on women’s roles. I read this article replacing “women” with parents for similar reasons. My 16 month old could very easily s