velcii

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by velcii 5y ago
How did you ended up with 8x figure?
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by velcii 5y ago
>mutations created in the unvax population benefit from resistance to vaccines. I cannot see how this is correct. Because it should be the mutations created in the vaccinated that will help the virus to survive in similar vaccinated host
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by velcii 5y ago
We don't really know because the even the phase 2 trials for these vaccines have not been done..
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by velcii 5y ago
>it's given the power of the press back to the people You are mistaken. Social media and things like youtube, just like elections, provide the appearance of power and choice, but just safely let people to let out pent up emotions. T
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by velcii 5y ago
>Let the human do all the driving and have the robot jump in whenever the human makes a mistake. I really don't think that would give many data points, because all of the instances would be when a human fell asleep or wasn't pa
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by velcii 5y ago
>Nothing wrong with fessing up and saying “we made a mistake, here’s the correction” Sadly if you do retractions, you are not qualified for the name "fact checker". Because "facts" are not retractable. And fact-checke
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by velcii 5y ago
>No, I'm putting my faith in the CDC and VAERS About VAERS this might be interesting... https://roundingtheearth.substack.com/p/defining-away-vaccin... https://drive.google.com/file/d/
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by velcii 5y ago
>I was referring specifically to the incidence of blood clots, not necessarily any AEFI. Most people are concerned about having any sort of serious AEFI, and not just blood-clots. So comparing rate of incidence of blood clots to car ac
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by velcii 5y ago
> https://www.medsafe.govt.nz/COVID-19/safety-report-21.asp This is based on voluntary reporting, which is known to have under reporting where even 10% events are not reported. Even then the risk is a serious AEFI i
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by velcii 5y ago
It might be time to rename IT as MIT, stands for Mis-information technology, which is what it is, as of now..
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by velcii 5y ago
>What do you mean by "even HN"? I only meant that "some forum that we both are reading" >The good engineers would all have left and taken a lower paid remote contracting job working from home.. Not many comparable
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by velcii 5y ago
Yea, he was so "not credible" that for anything he said, the opposite has to be the "real" truth. /s
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by velcii 5y ago
Probably because Trump suggested something similar...
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by velcii 5y ago
>fully remote code monkey, and you may be surprised to find out that the "best people" aren't code monkeys. Very curious that you have loaded it with the assumption that "remote" implies being a "code monkey
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by velcii 5y ago
Yea, you can move goalposts all you want, but the bottom line is companies that permit remote work are going to get the best talent, from all over the world, and those companies are going to blow the ones that does not allow remote work, ri
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by velcii 5y ago
Peter McCullough, MD testifies to Texas Senate HHS Committee The part where they talk about trials like these.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAHi3lX3oGM&t=958s Viewing full testimony is recommended.
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by velcii 5y ago
>Even for the best employee who do the most amazing kind of work, being in person and take advantage of politics and "ass kissing" would only help, not hurt. I find this statement so out of reality. Because often what happens i
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by velcii 5y ago
>But I'd just like to remind you that even the most hardcore engineering company cannot possibly having only technical discussions. Your point is not very clear, sorry. It seems that you have an emotional reaction to this topic, whi
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by velcii 5y ago
>The information bandwidth of in-person communication is absolutely unparalleled Not really, if you are not interested in communicating emotions or not interested in playing politics as part of the said communication.. In fact, in techni
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by velcii 5y ago
>The ability to toss out random thoughts/idea at any time, and have others discuss/expand on them at their leisure is... powerful. Yes, That is powerful. And I utterly fail to understand how some people appear to NOT see this.
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by velcii 5y ago
>then companies will lower comp for those jobs and start giving them less sexy/boring/keep the lights on type of work I was under the impression that comps have the practice of giving work to people that might produce good resu
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by velcii 5y ago
Some convincing citations would be nice, if you can provide them..
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by velcii 5y ago
> just short of 10 million people Sort of happens when you categories heart attacks and a lot of other mortality causes, as COVID deaths.
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by velcii 5y ago
Public trading.
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by velcii 5y ago
I think what the "centralised authority" steal from the people every year will put the all the crypto theft till now, combined, to shame.
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by velcii 5y ago
May be someone is expecting a drove of whistle blowers on something, and it is to be expected that this company were doing this for a while, but now that they see a reason they might want to use it for silencing people, they are forced to m