wuwuno

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by wuwuno 5y ago
In early December of 2019 with absolutely no indication that a new virus was being spread, the Chinese figured out that they had a) a new virus and b) they were able to identify the virus. In this case the Chinese knew, in early December, t
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by wuwuno 5y ago
Decriminalization is not the answer. Legalization is the answer, it moves the money from the illegal market to the legal market. Instead of funding crime, and illegal activities, the money in the legal market creates jobs, money in the leg
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by wuwuno 5y ago
Another political article about how it's not possible that the Chinese were studying the virus and some underpaid lab tech screwed and and exposed himself and then did what humans always do, the tech tried to cover up the mistake. Nobo
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by wuwuno 5y ago
Frankly the odds of a lab leak are much greater than a bat virus from a thousand miles away jumping across two species in a the Wuhan market.
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by wuwuno 5y ago
$18 WI-C310 Sony Bluetooth earbuds and $49 Movo vxr10-pro shotgun microphone. The earbuds are hardly noticeable, and the shotgun microphone can be kept off camera with outstanding audio and no concern of feedback.
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by wuwuno 5y ago
It isn't just sugar, it's all the simple carbs that get turned into sugar, such as breads, pasta, rice, cereals, potato chips, popcorn, milk, rice milk, etc once digested. Whole grain bread and pasta's don't have enough
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by wuwuno 6y ago
Not in November when the Chinese first discovered the virus.
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by wuwuno 6y ago
Not enough, and not in November when the Chinese first discovered the cases. flu cases year to year have a very wide variety. In the U.S. the low number of cases one year was 16M two years later it was 68 Million cases.
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by wuwuno 6y ago
What I find extraordinary is that none of the developers who play the game never bothered to fix this problem. If I was a developer at Rockstar and played this game I would have have spent my own time to fix this problem just so that I didn
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by wuwuno 6y ago
Publicly available software suffers from the fact that millions and millions of people can poke and prod at the software in ways that the manufacture can't due to resource and time constraints driven by the need to generate revenue. Mi
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by wuwuno 6y ago
why don't you try it out and report back?
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by wuwuno 6y ago
The cholesterol theory doesn't hold water. The claim is that cholesterol is so sticky that is clogs up the largest arteries of the body, is almost laughable. If cholesterol is as truly sticky as claimed then it should be clogging up th
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by wuwuno 6y ago
I'm not a snarky person ever, but seriously, is the the best that you are able to contribute?
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by wuwuno 6y ago
I'm sure that if we would 'relax' bioethics standards we could make faster progress.
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by wuwuno 6y ago
So they should fund all research for all time? No, that's not reasonable. I know, they should just fund the research that will eventually be proven to be ground breaking. Seems pretty straight forward. Of course they are dependent
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by wuwuno 6y ago
I've been saying it was an accidental release since mid December of last year. Everyone is focused on the genetics of the virus, but honestly that doesn't really tell us anything about how it was introduced into the human populati
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by wuwuno 6y ago
Dr. Fredirick Klenner was curing polio with intravenous sodium ascorbate, in the 1930's. https://isom.ca/profile/frederick-klenner/ Clinical Guide to the Use of Vitamin C http://vitaminc.co.nz&#x2
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by wuwuno 6y ago
Depending on skin type but people exposed to 30 minutes of sun at noon produces between 10,0000 and 20,000 IU of Vitamin D3. As the angle of the sun lowers the UV rays get filtered by the atmosphere, which is why in winter you can't
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by wuwuno 6y ago
If they couldn't breakup Microsoft they have no chance of breaking up Google. A waste of time and effort.
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by wuwuno 6y ago
I don't think we've lost our way, I think there are a number of very wealthy individuals, and countries working hard to re-route everyone.
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by wuwuno 6y ago
Dunning-Kruger gets thrown around a lot, but in this case it's spot on. David Dunning - "If you're incompetent, you can't know you're incompetent ... The skills you need to produce a right answer are exactly the ski
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by wuwuno 6y ago
I read that article 3 times and I'm still not sure exactly what the point was. It was a just a rambling jumble of disconnected thoughts. So a lion in a cage is equivalent to a human working for a boss? Yeah, OK. I've been at 5
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by wuwuno 6y ago
My take away is that the tax system needs to be radically simplified. Eliminate Capital Gains tax, all income is taxed as income. All tax rates are lowered the effective tax paid for each tax bracket. All deductions are eliminated except fo
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by wuwuno 6y ago
I think it's going to be much, much higher.
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by wuwuno 6y ago
It's easy to make decision for other peoples lives without consequences for yourself.
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by wuwuno 6y ago
They don't get lazy. Think of it like a career change at age 42. Imagine being married with a couple of children and at 42 you tell your wife that you are going to spend all of your free time, and a lot of your money working on becomin
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by wuwuno 6y ago
I was born not to sleep. Newborns typically sleep 22-23 hours a day. I was sleeping for 1-2 hours. I almost destroyed my family. If you have children imagine your child only sleeping 1-2 hours day. From birth until I was about 12 I liv
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by wuwuno 6y ago
As a technologist I'm surprised that you need this processed explained to you. It's progressive improvement. It's trial and error, without this process we'd never ever make progress.
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by wuwuno 6y ago
I've been a nix guy since 1983. Worked for a major nix player, wrote end user application software on the platform, built chip design software on the platform, wrote device drivers for all kinds of hardware, system admin for years
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by wuwuno 6y ago
I would have been a great idea on December 30th.

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