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by toolz 5y ago
there are very similar issues with the vaccine - the same dosage of the vaccine will not behave the same in everyone but this is a good point I hadn't considered, thanks
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by toolz 5y ago
There already is one response from 2 MDs and one MPH with citations. Glad you pointed out the long-form response section as it was a good read.
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by toolz 5y ago
Why is it "harder"? I assume you mean harder to quantify than vaccination immunity and I don't believe that's the case, but I'm curious why you believe that is the case. edit: surprising downvotes so I probably did
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by toolz 5y ago
I suspect they have flagged users that get filtered differently. I've been in comment threads where people say very similar things as myself with all the same keywords and I'll get a message days later about a submission being hi
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by toolz 5y ago
well other than being needlessly abrassive I would say it's downvoted (although I myself didn't vote on it) because > it's ubiquitous it isn't - as I stated elsewhere I've never worked at a company where MS Offic
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by toolz 5y ago
I've been writing software professionally for a decade - I wanna know where all these people using ms office are hiding - I've certainly never seen them. Googles suite of tools have been first class citizens at almost every compan
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by toolz 5y ago
Typically people use raft for leader election which in turn can coordinate writes. I don't think the writes are being fsync'd in the raft logs here. At least I wouldn't expect that behavior.
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by toolz 5y ago
I mean you're more than welcome to share your opinion and/or be offended. I don't get why it's gotta be a generalized "triggered liberal" thing or w.e. - just seems so unproductive towards any end. If you wan
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by toolz 5y ago
Indeed, I feel developed countries have grown far too fond of brigades that end in legislation that no one understands but it placates the loudest people enough that no one actually checks to see if legislation even worked. The vocal dissid
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by toolz 5y ago
I think it's very easy to get people to hate things that gross them out. It's always interesting to me how casually people joke about Epsteins death while simultaneously never talking about cp without a gross look on their face.
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by toolz 5y ago
Progress has solved every problem the human race has ever had. I see no reason to believe regression is the way to ensure a better future. I trust precedent far more than models by academics who know very well just how unreliable predicti
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by toolz 5y ago
Why are TikTok and YouTube excluded from "kids being kids" activities? If that's what all the kids are doing then it seems that's what a kids activity has become. I used to play with neighborhood kids quite a bit when I
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by toolz 5y ago
Well you can't really require identification and if you do you're placing undue trust in a system that would make no difference to pro-social users and grant malicious users more trust than is deserved. I agree that phone book dat
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by toolz 5y ago
That may be true for your friend, but it was not true for me - caller ID would even display names of people who asked to be unlisted. If it was opt-in I would have no issue, but it wasn't for me at least.
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by toolz 5y ago
So your information should be public domain until you opt-out? How is it that somebody else should be making money off of my information and I have to do the extra work to opt-out? That doesn't pass any smell test.
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by toolz 5y ago
If you're implying phonebooks were a net value add to society I strongly disagree. Needing someones consent (not necessarily the person you're contacting) to contact someone should really be the default. Further selling ad space i
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by toolz 5y ago
> And some things are abominations, by the way. That’s a legitimate and utterly necessary category. It’s not just religious language, nor is it alarmism or fundamentalism. The international community agrees that human/animal hybrids
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by toolz 5y ago
Stories like this have me worried the vaccines aren't as effective as I once believed. Why would I be reading cherry picked stories instead of studies if the vaccine was easily shown to be effective? Now, that isn't to say they a
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by toolz 5y ago
> Erlang still performed noticeably worse than other languages I think you need to define worse here...unpredictable spikes in latency will give you plenty of headaches when trying to guess how much hardware you should throw at a service
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by toolz 5y ago
I don't think this graph shows that at all. Centralized services dominate when it comes to users/servers or any concept of channels. It likely does show that IRC users care deeply about decentralization and as much as I want dece
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by toolz 5y ago
can you link some evidence that he's a murderer? I'm reading up on it now and it doesn't appear he was ever even a suspect in the murder case from the local authorities.
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by toolz 5y ago
I'm not claiming otherwise, he may have well been crazy and horrible, but the fact of the matter is that he's a controversial character and controversial characters don't exactly have nothing but truth being spoken about them
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by toolz 5y ago
I'd bet my entire net worth you've never even met the guy you're so confident you know enough about to drag his name through the mud.
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by toolz 5y ago
No employer is wondering anything. It's plainly evident when you spend a year pat ng people more to stay at home than work that this would be a consequence.
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by toolz 5y ago
I hear this all the time, but what exactly does the elixir ecosystem lack? It's older than the python ecosystem (open source release was much later), although not nearly as popular but since elixir can drop-in erlang libraries as easi
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by toolz 5y ago
People sell their redditor accounts frequently for their digital tokens (upvotes) - reddit does not require people to use KYC. Yes, I understand there is an implicit difference here, but this just shows how dumb KYC laws are to begin with a
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by toolz 5y ago
To add to this, Brave appears to force you to use Uphold in order to "verify" your wallet. So this is absolutely Brave hiding your coins from you until you dox yourself with a third-party. It's entirely possible to trade bat
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by toolz 5y ago
It's Brave's fault if they only give you access to your BAT coins after signing up with Uphold. There should be no reason they hide access to your coins until you use a third party service to dox yourself. Brave may not be implem
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by toolz 5y ago
I also haven't been able to find anything yet, thanks for the links, I guess the first study at least implies there isn't much (any?) research on the effectiveness yet.
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by toolz 5y ago
The rules being defined would attempt to be useful, I'm sure. I'm curious if they actually are. So many things are done socially with good intentions that people just assume are working. Society is complicated though. As I underst

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