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by 0x7E3 4y ago
It is getting harder and harder to believe that you are participating in this conversation in good faith, and this post is dead anyway so this will be my last reply. The argument was over whether Covid-19 evolved naturally and was spread to
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by 0x7E3 4y ago
> What is it about this website or this article that makes you think it's referring to this particular quote? The quote is at the top of the page right next to their logo.
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by 0x7E3 4y ago
A few of the others for you since you don't see them: [31] "The role of technology in online misinformation" [7] "Who 'Created' Covid?" [11] "How social media platforms are fighting coronavirus misinf
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by 0x7E3 4y ago
By all means don't take it seriously, but in the interest of conversation, Tyler Durden is a pretty obvious reference to the quote "On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero". Would you be more
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by 0x7E3 4y ago
A surprising number of those citations are calling out zerohedge for promoting the "right wing conspiracy threory" that Covid leaked from a lab...
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by 0x7E3 4y ago
As far as I can tell from the dates in the article it looks like these are all incidents from the old version of the pistol. If so it is a well-known issue. If you're interested the phrase to google is "p320 drop safe". Th
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by 0x7E3 4y ago
Two.
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by 0x7E3 4y ago
From Colo. Rev. Stat. § 8-5-201 >(2) An employer shall disclose in each posting for each job opening the hourly or salary compensation, or a range of the hourly or salary compensation, and a general description of all of the benefits and
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by 0x7E3 4y ago
Libertarians.
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by 0x7E3 4y ago
It seems that people who recommend LLSI rarely mention the accompanying workbooks. Do you feel like they are a good value add, or is Famillia Romana strong enough on its own? Consider the perspective someone who does not know anything abou
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by 0x7E3 5y ago
> only because it serves their ends. Discrimination based on skin color is morally reprehensible. Doing it systematically at an institutional level is particularly damaging. The 'conservative party' as you put it recognizes th
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by 0x7E3 5y ago
Yes, I agree with several of the points made in the article.
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by 0x7E3 5y ago
Yep, and they are in the least information dense part of the page!
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by 0x7E3 5y ago
> We can all appreciate the aesthetic beauty of rounded corners. Can we? Much like that top 40 song that comes on the radio way too often, I have come to find all the rounded corners off-putting. They are usually a signal of form over
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by 0x7E3 5y ago
I edited my comment to be more clear. I'm not saying that it isn't dangerous. I'm saying that the 'levels' system seems to be broken. When "imminent danger of becoming an active war zone" is at the same
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by 0x7E3 5y ago
This would be more impactful if 3/4 of the world wasn't already at "Level 4: Do Not Travel". As it is, it signals that Ukraine is as dangerous as such countries as Australia, Canada, France, The United Kingdom, Norway,
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by 0x7E3 5y ago
> Still, some people point back and use the evolving knowledge as argument that nothing is knowable and we shouldn’t do anything. And some people point back and use the censorship of people who turned out to be correct as an argument tha
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by 0x7E3 5y ago
The policeman in question in a sheriff in California. That is an elected position, so about as directly answerable to the average citizen as it gets.
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by 0x7E3 5y ago
I agree. However, that is the law currently. I'd love to see it changed but until then I don't see why these people should get an exemption just because they are rich. If I were pulled over with hundreds of thousands of dollars i
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by 0x7E3 5y ago
> This section describes two methods for checking the primality of an integer n, one with order of growth Theta(sqrt(n)), and a 'probabilistic' algorithm with order of growth Theta(log n). The book explains order of growth a fe
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by 0x7E3 5y ago
I'm glad it was recommended to me. > If you love challenging books, you are neither the norm nor the audience of this post. If you read books on programming and computer science in general you are not the norm, and perhaps shouldn&#
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by 0x7E3 5y ago
It's probably going to depend on what you mean by 'the phenomenon'. Do you mean that the sun casts shadows at different angles at the same time of day based on your location? Then yes, it absolutely does. In fact some beli
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by 0x7E3 5y ago
I settled on Institute for Justice as an alternative. https://ij.org/
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by 0x7E3 5y ago
Doesn't Erastosthenes's experiment merely allow you to calculate the size of the earth if you already accept that it is spherical? As I understand the experiment it does not (nor was it meant to) prove that the earth is a sphere.
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by 0x7E3 5y ago
If that's all it takes to prove the earth is round it seems consistent to accept Fata Morgana as proof that gravity can fail once you get far enough away from the coast.
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by 0x7E3 5y ago
This is the most recent rating action RE: El Salvador I could find on the Moody's website: https://www.moodys.com/research/Moodys-downgrades-El-Salvado... It is from July of last year and Bitcoin appears to be onl
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by 0x7E3 5y ago
Firefox. On desktop.
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by 0x7E3 5y ago
It seems to work fine for me. How many is 'many'?
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by 0x7E3 5y ago
I'm not sure how valid his argument is, but I don't think you are presenting it fairly. > Race is a statistical risk factor for covid because it correlates with numerous conditions like lower vaccination rates, higher obesity i
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by 0x7E3 5y ago
The article goes into more detail, asserting that they are using race as a proxy for likelihood of being vaccinated.

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