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zaroth
6y ago
I’m so confused. Why are so many people in this thread trying to say this isn’t real, or it couldn’t possibly be that bad, or it’s no big deal companies should just deal with it, or just bring the boxes to the counter, or just rent your own
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zaroth
6y ago
This is such a bizarre take on Elon. The man has no wealth outside the companies he has built. There’s no cash just sitting in an account that he’s withholding from the poor cowering masses. He’s put every penny of his net worth into buildi
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zaroth
6y ago
I’ve been following testing progress on /r/spacex and it’s a lot of fun having such a detailed view into the whole operation as these Starship prototypes are built and iterated upon out in the open. Elon has said chance of a soft
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zaroth
6y ago
I assume they will eventually dynamically price based on density, to ensure it's available to whoever needs it and not where other equivalent or faster options are available for less money. By definition I think the places that need St
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zaroth
6y ago
Almost like observational studies are highly suspect / subject to confirmation bias.
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zaroth
6y ago
A truly stunning level of incompetence which is causing so much misery for the state’s own populace, and literally no avenue for redress. I’m not quite sure why state’s employment systems are so fantastically terrible given the relative sim
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zaroth
6y ago
I find the best place for the archive.is link is at the very bottom of the comments. Easier to find that way.
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zaroth
6y ago
Still amazing that they brute force generated that onion address.
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zaroth
6y ago
I did cite a source, it discusses aerosol transmission and also the predominant method of infection (upper respiratory tract where the virus binds to ACE2 receptors) which is likely why surface contact spreading isn’t a huge problem.
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zaroth
6y ago
The thing is specifically not designed to stop coronavirus, and specifically disclaims providing any protection against coronavirus. That’s not an editorial, that’s the written scientific standard for the medical device. If you could get pe
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zaroth
6y ago
Where does this 2-3x factor come from? I just haven’t seen any proof of that. From a macro perspective, masks did not stop the 2nd wave in Italy and France and their mask compliance was the highest in Europe. I don’t think you can claim Ita
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zaroth
6y ago
How about because it says so on the label? > Type I, I R, II and II R face masks are medical masks tested in the direction of exhalation (inside to outside) and take into account the efficiency of bacterial filtration. Surgical masks of
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zaroth
6y ago
This lines up with other studies I’ve seen which show that contact and fomite transmission do not significantly drive transmission (that means hand washing and surface disinfecting won’t make much difference). Why would indoor dining be “sa
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zaroth
6y ago
Did the goalposts just move to lockdowns? I was talking about masks and "social distancing". Spain, France and Italy, before the most recent massive surge, had the best mask compliance in Europe. The surge happened anyway. Italy&#
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zaroth
6y ago
I'd say there's plenty of doubt on the mask front. Lots of evidence that masks encourage risky behavior, lots of evidence that COVID spreads as an aerosol that face cloths can't contain or could even increase, and clearly mas
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zaroth
6y ago
I've been thinking about this in the back of my head all day. I think this is a really big deal, if it's being done the way I imagine. "Embedding financial services" as an API is essentially an Identity service that ties
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zaroth
6y ago
Seems like they knew exactly where it was going to fail.
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zaroth
6y ago
BTW - the Change Log page for Missive is really neat. Features and bugfixes going all the way back to May 2016! https://missiveapp.com/changelog
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zaroth
6y ago
Tritium can be stored as a solid metal tritide. You can use several different metals but titanium seems to offer the best cost/benefit. A 7" diameter cylinder 16" high weighing 35 pounds can store 300 grams of tritium safely
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zaroth
6y ago
For example, just US children are on track to miss 9 million vaccinations in 2020. [1] Worldwide poverty and deferred healthcare for vaccines and cancer screenings will have a decade the rack up an order of magnitude more deaths than will
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6y ago
I’m pretty sure the solution to fentanyl overdose deaths has almost nothing to do with getting people to stop using drugs.
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zaroth
6y ago
I’m a bit disappointed it isn’t shaped like a monolith.
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When you need to confirm you’re not a robot
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6y ago
This seems like a great explanation, but it’s missing one key data point — how much tritium is actually present in the plasma at any one moment? From Iter.org; > Only a few grams of fuel are present in the plasma at any given moment. Th
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zaroth
6y ago
Did you edit your comment since I replied? I can't say for sure anymore... I thought you were actually making the opposing claim. However, it seems like we are emphatically agreeing!
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6y ago
It’s never considered “magical” after the feat has been accomplished. But a year ago if you claimed this is where Apple would be today, a lot of people would say that would require waving a magic wand.
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6y ago
To expand on this, after fully reading AlQuraishi's "What Just Happened" post from a couple years ago, was this point that he made; > I don’t think we would do ourselves a service by not recognizing that what just happene
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6y ago
> The price of training the final architecture is meaningless. The research is the giant shoulders you stand on, the compute cost is the price of the tool you need to do the present-day work. Both are relevant but the shoulder’s of gia
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6y ago
None of this is scientifically cause and effect. You are picking correlations which agree with your preferred narrative and extrapolating from there. There is very strong evidence that the virus is less contagious to/from children and
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zaroth
6y ago
You need both things. You need a monopoly in a market, and you need to be using your monopoly position to crush your competition.
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