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5y ago
Here are some examples I'm aware of, I haven't personally verified these. Uniswap: https://uniswap.org/audit.html Sushi Swap: https://github.com/peckshield/publications/blob/master&#
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Playing the opposite game with all recommendations from China and the WHO would have been a good start. I think responsibility and fear of discovery are at the core of how crucial information was suppressed and distorted leading to nonsensi
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My best guess: 1. We don't have enough pharma industry to manufacture our own supply. The founder and CEO of the largest Canada HQ'd pharma company was assassinated in 2017 and I'm sure that didn't help. 2. All of the U.
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This is the only thing I've heard of lately where it was caught from an object: https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/427446/rubbish-bin-the-l... The idea is hypothetical but they seem to believe it. There
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6y ago
I want this badly on gnome-terminal. If anyone has this type if thing on a linux plz. advise.
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6y ago
A 15 minute test could be more easily done before boarding a flight for example. I'm not sure if it is really necessary either but mentally I'm at the point where I think we should just fire all available bullets at this thing, as
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7y ago
If he tests positive then the self quarantine he is under would expand to his contacts since Sophie returned.
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There are DNA based virus detection techniques that take fragments of DNA of unknown origin and compare them to a database of known bad stuff. So I think it could allow people that have the ability to sequence DNA to identify this virus if
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Airlines sell tickets in advance, so hedging will allow them to match their near-future fuel prices to the ticket prices they're selling now. They consume fuel but don't produce it, so I don't think they can fully balance thi
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Classroom morality: the behaviors that make the teacher's day easier and get good grades. Playground morality: the behaviors that make a kid popular and respected by the other children. ... This Nietzsche is interesting and it hit me l