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by wp381640 6y ago
> In a young, low-risk population with ongoing symptoms, almost 70% of individuals have impairment in one or more organs four months after initial symptoms of SARS-CoV-2 infection. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.
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by wp381640 6y ago
I can't believe people still only look at the headline mortality figures. My partner is young, fit and in her 20s and she caught it (despite taking every best precuation) 6 months later she still isn't back to herself - gets out o
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by wp381640 6y ago
There's also Novavax which only needs to be refrigerated.
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by wp381640 6y ago
Techcrunch's value was in being a filter for whats interesting. For a while now (i'd say since the AOL acquisition) it has just been a very traditional tech news mill.
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by wp381640 6y ago
This is very reminiscent of how the YouTube algorithm when optimized for views and clicks drove a lot of people into deep rabbit holes.
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by wp381640 6y ago
You know of an aggregator that shows the actual headlines? The ones I read use a usually poorly editorialised headline created by the user.
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by wp381640 6y ago
A350 as well, it's probably the best plane in the skies atm for passengers on long haul flights.
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by wp381640 6y ago
> Tyler Hamilton's book is an example. It's a really good book. I read it as somebody with no interest in cycling and the world it painted was fascinating.
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by wp381640 6y ago
There are people who accept less than a world record You only have to walk into any local gym to find people who do terrible things to themselves for no more than an Instagram selfie
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by wp381640 6y ago
911 was about $30B. Fukushima was about $1T and counting. We have alternatives to nuclear that don't make the state-backed insurance worthwhile, not so much to air travel - where state-backed last resort insurance is available.
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by wp381640 6y ago
From a network perspective it’s indistinguishable from a 4G hotspot The devices are also heavily rotated, they can also have IMEI numbers updated To date with all of the public breach details it’s always been humint that lead to the network
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by wp381640 6y ago
The devices do more than signal since they remove GPS, microphones, have a custom OS and provide anonymous burner SIMs on a subscription Most of these hacks are the equivalent of hacking signal and backdooring the software This shit is hard
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by wp381640 6y ago
Because when there’s a disaster they’re huge in cost to the point that you can’t even insure against them
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by wp381640 6y ago
You know how they refer to the Pfizer vaccine as the Pfizer / BioNTech vaccine because the later actually developed it? Well, your mind is going to be totally blown when you find out where they're based. The trend in pharma has be
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by wp381640 6y ago
solarwinds123
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by wp381640 6y ago
I may do just that and add it to the docs - thanks for the tip
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by wp381640 6y ago
It's there! Awesome. Thank you.
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by wp381640 6y ago
I'm going to check it out again today because last eval I did with this requirement was ~10 months ago
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by wp381640 6y ago
Lack of webauthn might be a stopper for some, but it's in the pipeline: https://github.com/keycloak/keycloak-community/blob/master/d...
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by wp381640 6y ago
How do I verify this claim as being correct?
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by wp381640 6y ago
How have they come for wallstreetbets? Huffman testified to congress: > “WallStreetBets may look sophomoric or chaotic from the outside, but the fact that we are here today means they’ve managed to raise important issues about fairness a
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by wp381640 6y ago
Complete nonsense false equivalence. Gab is _dominated_ by far-right racist content and conspiracy theories. My mum uses Twitter and doesn't see a single far-left opinion, 99% of the content on Twitter is that way. You're comparin
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by wp381640 6y ago
> "you can say anything that is not directly illegal in the US without fear of being banned or other moderation". That's not right at all. They both ban adult content and Gab will ban blasphemy. They also frequently remove
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by wp381640 6y ago
I notice good threads get buried from the front page all the time from what seems like a single flag Someone needs to start hnflagged.com and preserve the threads there because I swear it's where 80% of the interesting conversations ar
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by wp381640 6y ago
They've been growing like crazy the past 12 months - I think they've been doing pretty well based on some of the numbers I've heard.
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by wp381640 6y ago
Apartment buildings can have very noisy public spectrum which 6 will help with
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by wp381640 6y ago
Lesson for startups is it's easier to start high and drop prices but fucking hard to bend user expectations and increase prices Lastpass aren't the first or last company that has felt this blowback
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by wp381640 6y ago
a refined man, could have said wasd
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Craig Wright sues Bitcoin Core developers to recover “stolen” coins [pdf](ontier.net)
34 points by wp381640 6y ago|40 comments
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Facebook to restore news in Australia after last-minute deal with government(smh.com.au)
138 points by wp381640 6y ago|203 comments

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