whiddershins

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by whiddershins 3y ago
Woulda been awesome if the first sentence were written in passive voice.
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by whiddershins 3y ago
You may not agree, but for context please understand this is a well discussed and researched statistical effect. It’s hard to dial it in just right, but study after study have borne out that more diagnostics can often lead to worse outcomes
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by whiddershins 3y ago
It doesn’t stop with are these partials the same as other partials on a different note. The ratio of the partials creates waves of differing complexity and periodicity. This makes the wave easier or harder to comprehend by the auditory syst
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by whiddershins 3y ago
Yes
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by whiddershins 3y ago
I don’t mind if people can see me working, but it makes me crazy to feel like people can look at my screen. Not that there is anything scandalous on my screen. It is just that my screen feels very intimate, private. I rarely share more than
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by whiddershins 3y ago
If it can happen between species it must be able to happen between individuals of a species which means who I associate with can affect my DNA?
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by whiddershins 3y ago
HIPAA allows you to waive your privacy rights … not sure whether a TOS would count.
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by whiddershins 3y ago
Wait has the entire developed world been feeding a real-time transcription of every important decision made at every company direct to the CCP for the past 3+ years.
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by whiddershins 3y ago
What’s odd is I think you might provide 90% of the value by just taking over the role of disputing random illegitimate bills. The majority of surprise bills are errors and stuff that verges in fraud. And even though the patient doesn’t lega
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by whiddershins 3y ago
I don’t understand this at all. My understanding is that in New York State a healthcare provider cannot bill you over your insurance. Once they agree to take your insurance you are liable for out of pocket or copays as per your agreement wi
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by whiddershins 3y ago
Xers continue to have thoughts.
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by whiddershins 3y ago
That’s because they will arrest you for doing that in Lisbon. Decriminalization doesn’t mean just do whatever you want in public.
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by whiddershins 3y ago
Citation needed. What you are saying is the precise opposite of everything I’ve ever observed or heard.
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by whiddershins 3y ago
That is absolutely false in many states. That is false for Medicaid, that is false for Medicare. Not even sure under what circumstances it is true, post-Obamacare.
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by whiddershins 3y ago
Legalization addresses the 100,000 overdose deaths a year. Legalization bankrupts criminal organizations. Legalization creates tax revenue. Refusing to prosecute antisocial behavior is the problem.
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by whiddershins 3y ago
Just because something is legal doesn’t mean bad behavior related to it should be. Or that it should be legal in all or most or any public areas. This distinction allows us to keep alcohol legal, but punish people for getting into bar fight
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by whiddershins 3y ago
Reading the comments here, I am not seeing a lot of awareness that Portugal’s “decriminalization” and Oregon’s couldn’t be more different. In Portugal drug use in public is not tolerated. Shooting heroin in the park will result in arrest an
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by whiddershins 3y ago
Depending on region you really don’t need an “in” to be a skilled tradesman.
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by whiddershins 3y ago
Yet we all keep sending our kids to these places.
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by whiddershins 3y ago
No, no one calls someone with 5.5 years of experience a junior engineer.
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by whiddershins 3y ago
I don’t agree they are “so similar”
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by whiddershins 3y ago
People laugh at all of this but Napster really did kill the music industry. No really. It did. And whatever it didn’t kill, YouTube did. So. Haha. Stupid musicians and their stupid stuffed suit execs. Lol.
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by whiddershins 3y ago
How is anyone excluded from education? What you are saying is the exact opposite of what is happening. A far higher percentage of Americans are getting degrees than 30 or 60 years ago.
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by whiddershins 3y ago
They have to be able to sell chips at a competitive price. In the extreme/absurd case they could pay each employee $1B/year and I’m sure they could find qualified people but they would immediately go out of business.
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by whiddershins 3y ago
Thanks
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by whiddershins 3y ago
This isn’t what they did. What they did was automatically enroll kids with higher test scores into advanced classes, making it opt-out instead of opt-in. That’s all.
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by whiddershins 3y ago
This is a very interesting concept, and I can falsify it with little effort within the context of music specifically. I can and do construct pieces of music out of simple understandable elements, with simply described relationships, that ar
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by whiddershins 3y ago
Delivery people are currently out earning chefs, wait staff, and many restaurant owners. Source: I am friends with several restaurant owners in NYC.
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by whiddershins 3y ago
I didn’t read the whole thing but seems like it is being ruled unconstitutional because, ironically, Oregon has exceptions to the prohibition.
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by whiddershins 3y ago
If we could make cheap small nuclear reactors I don’t think drinking water availability would even be a thing we talk about near coasts.

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