zanfr

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31.
by zanfr 3y ago
so basically they can prevent employees from selling their stonks at will... makes said stonks worthless don't it?
32.
by zanfr 3y ago
would be about time we HEPA'd everything in health care
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Messaging via SEPA transfer comments [pdf](franzkruhm.com)
3 points by zanfr 3y ago|1 comments
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by zanfr 3y ago
Messaging via SEPA transfer comments
35.
by zanfr 3y ago
there is no clear benefit to most users tho
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by zanfr 3y ago
while I could set up v6 I just wont for a while... when I do I expect things to be better documented
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Messaging via SEPA transfer comments [pdf](franzkruhm.com)
3 points by zanfr 3y ago|0 comments
38.
by zanfr 3y ago
easy, there is a convenient device called a trashcan this is where such letters go
39.
by zanfr 3y ago
why just use the center digits all the time? just randomize it too
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by zanfr 3y ago
https://www.pasteur.fr/en/press-area/press-documents/covid-1... there is also the small matter of... viral persistence
41.
by zanfr 3y ago
hmm friends of mine who got infected in early 2020 are still feeling quite unwell also recent studies have shown the body never totally clears the virus.
42.
by zanfr 3y ago
hmm then it meants generative music, as in say brian eno's experiments aren't copyrighted?
43.
by zanfr 3y ago
no matter how you look at it; the cat is out of the bag. OpenAI could be censored but you can't censor the opensource
44.
by zanfr 3y ago
leak to torrents, good luck deleted every copy then
45.
by zanfr 3y ago
millenials are broke; genZ will use earbuds anyway; Id rather something functional than something rpetty and useless
46.
by zanfr 3y ago
yes that's what they should do. best course for everyone except MSFT
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by zanfr 3y ago
The Altman drama was planned by MSFT to dismantle OpenAI as such and merge it totally with them. And as I keep telling people: do not let big biz do AI; do not let AI be closed/proprietary systems.
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by zanfr 3y ago
dont trust ear loops, only headstrap manage to get a decent fit in most people but really ideally you should perform a fitcheck at least with bittrex
49.
by zanfr 3y ago
lets see here you are compating a surgical mask (with a fit factor of 2 or 3 at best) with N95 (headstraps, earloops are fundamentally flawed) with a minimum fit factor of 100... how about elastomerics? despite looking more intimidating the
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by zanfr 3y ago
they will deny its covid related even on their death bed.
51.
by zanfr 3y ago
I wear a 3M 6800 or depending on situation (I now consider hospital visits high risk)a Cleanspace PAPR (surprisingly, so far, not all that intimidating to people around me)
52.
by zanfr 3y ago
come on now, be more creative. the cochrane review has been debunked a thousand times. event the authors expressed concerns about how their conclusion was interpreted and themselves pointed out the flaws in the review design
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by zanfr 3y ago
because we all know the CDC has been a reliable source of information with them constantly changing to stats to whatever they liked to see... suuure
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by zanfr 3y ago
if I may interject for a second, have you looked at 2022 ? it is a massacre. also need I remind you what they consider to be death from covid is a 20 days window... and some people drop dead a month after they "recover" ?
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by zanfr 3y ago
I regularly do S and N antibody tests S to monitor my vaccination status (surprise surprise you may not need to be revaxed constantly, but too many people dont botehr checking their antibodies) N to check if I ever had it (signs point to no
56.
by zanfr 3y ago
because HIV is usually symptomless until it isnt?
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by zanfr 3y ago
long covid is a viral persistence in some tissue
58.
by zanfr 3y ago
whats causing it the poster's own biases
59.
by zanfr 3y ago
the reason to keep testing even if asymptomatic/mildly symptomatic is to have a track record for further physical evaluation, legal and insurance claims (they are coming, insurers are already shitting themselves)
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by zanfr 3y ago
no.

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