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by totony 6y ago
Looks nice, but quarantined boards don't work.
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by totony 6y ago
That's my first guess too, but these long terms effects seem fairly rare (esp. cytokine storm-related) and I'm not convinced the trial population would be big enough to take this into account.
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by totony 6y ago
I wonder if the vaccine can also cause those effects? It seems that long term effects are caused by the immune system's response. Can the vaccine bring forth such a response? Would love if someone more knowlegeable could chime in.
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by totony 6y ago
What if I use only imap clients? Is that considered "not logging in"? Haven't seen them address this
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by totony 6y ago
I'm not really proposing a solution, I'm just in agreement that we should consider multiple factors when we do deploy the vaccine. I think just deploying the vaccine and encouraging people to take it would work fine imo. It's
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by totony 6y ago
>The anti-vaxxers aren't going to change their minds either way. But this is false for anyone not super anti vaxxer >Why worry about it? We've got bigger fish to fry right now. It's important to weigh all the effects of
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by totony 6y ago
>I'm not convinced that anti-vaxxers are on the increase I didn't mean they were on the increase, I was saying the people against them have been more outspoken because of the pendemic, to the detriment of people that are skepti
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by totony 6y ago
You have to take the social context into account too. There seems to be a surge in anti-anti-vaxxer sentiment (any skepticism being met with strong resistance). If the vaccine were to fail after that much hype I believe it'd be a conce
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by totony 6y ago
That's confirmed cases so take these figures with a grain of salt. E.g. those are (probably) upper bounds EDIT: Here are the stats for the seasonal flu: https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/burden/past-seasons.h
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by totony 6y ago
It is possible, but from my understanding, a lot of diseases can have extreme cases. And even so, being free to take on that risk is what I'm refering in when I talk about one own's body.
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by totony 6y ago
You're missing my point. These deaths will be insanely reduced once we get the vaccine out to the people that need it. I wasn't saying they are the same; i was saying they are similar in the way they are infectuous and we don&#x27
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by totony 6y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by x-0, but if there is no risk for young healthy people, then they don't need the vaccine? I understand there are other arguments to be had but this 100% invalidates at least on of them EDIT: After re-r
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by totony 6y ago
>Not everyone can get the vaccine. But the proportion of people who are both at risk and can't get the vaccine (and alternatives) must be small (from intuitive maths, I actually haven't looked into this). Why would this vaccine
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by totony 6y ago
But those would get the vaccine first, no?
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by totony 6y ago
>Not to take away from the argument that we should vaccinate everyone. I'm not sure if this is a concession for argument's sake, but imo it does take away from it. Why do you think it doesn't?
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by totony 6y ago
That comment was meant to answer two people at once, my bad. I was referring to the proportion of population that was not at risk. That population has an insanely small chance of having long term side effects from data I've seen. Which
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by totony 6y ago
>If someone makes it clear they are interessted in dating, then yes, go for it. But showing clear signs of interests is exactly what you seem to be against. If no one is allowed to start an interaction then how is it supposed to start? &
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by totony 6y ago
I replied to your comment on a slibling if you want to enlighten me on the subject
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by totony 6y ago
I'll admit I'm not super well informed on covid, so my opinion on this is weakly held, but isnt that an insanely small percentage of people? I was under the impression that vaccine + immunity will just lead to herd immunity and th
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by totony 6y ago
>With this being the case, how does it even make sense for companies like Ticketmaster and Quantas to announce that they'll require their customers to be vaccinated? This is such a weird take imo. There is no need to vaccine non-ris
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by totony 6y ago
But Facebook was also setup as a dating site. You also get recommended friends and interact with people you don't know which facilitates meeting and dating new people. The fact that it's more hostile now I believe is only because
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by totony 6y ago
>Yes, it maybe there, but no, It's only a problem if people make it one. It's not there by default and unavoidable. It seems to me unavoidable that human would look for sex. The notion that sex is pillar to human endeavour has
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by totony 6y ago
There are inherent sexual dynamics in any social circle, be it myspace, facebook or the workplace. I don't think the current trend of perceiving any unwanted sexual interest as inherently bad is at all healthy for society. P.S: i know
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by totony 6y ago
>privacy rules Yet those are pictures posted on the Internet, I don't think people have a strong conviction that others can't save them
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by totony 6y ago
>Ok, some of these aren't proprietary, that if the big company supporting it would drop? I think the bus factor for all of these technologies is not the same. Nor is the ease of switching. If AWS died tomorrow, people would switch t
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by totony 6y ago
>That's a culture problem, not a cert problem. Some people get certs to honestly learn and signal that knowledge to others, not just to tick a check box or add a resume bullet point. But certs cannot be isolated from culture, which
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by totony 6y ago
Strongly agree with your sentiment. The number of jobs that require "expertise in AWS/expertise in Google Cloud/etc" is laughable. It's like every company is creating its own vocabulary for things network engineers
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by totony 6y ago
This is still a good milestone, because you can implement privacy concious tokens on top of eth and PoS will apply to them.
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by totony 6y ago
Except having a lot of RAM is vital for some workloads (like compilation, virtualization/containers). Sometimes you may think you're okay with 16GB or RAM, until you need one or two 8GB VM working and a local DB
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by totony 6y ago
Oh you're right, they seem to only have 1 slot soldered. They should advertise that more on their website. Seeing 8GB (soldered) + 1 expansion would be clearer

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