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chansiky
5y ago
> "This is the figure, and it shows really clearly, that when you look at myocarditis just in this group, men under the age of 40, it is crystal clear, pfizer dose 2, pfizer dose 3, moderna dose 1, moderna dose 2, have rates of myoc
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chansiky
5y ago
If you want something more professional you can look to the Affinity products which have a very reasonable one time fee: https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/ I personally like Affinity Designer and have designed quite a
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chansiky
5y ago
I rather liked the near campy look of some of those puppets. I thought it helped create subtle nostalgia for the original trilogy.
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chansiky
5y ago
Bingo. Effectively the only message I can take away here is that some organization funded "science" to prove their product is better than their competitor's. Which is not news to me... nor science for that matter.
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5y ago
Yeah, don't bother with too much technical reading without practicing whats inside. It won't get you that far. Its much better to slog through problems yourself. As an example, following directions from GPS reduces the spatial
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5y ago
Circular dependency?
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5y ago
I tried it for a short time, but given the ubiquitousness of vi/vim, I just couldn't get myself to commit. I want to keep my muscle memory intact for when I have to ssh into a remote computer somewhere. Which, I guess what I
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5y ago
I've gotten a lot of productivity out of todo lists. I've tried Cal Newport's calendaring system as well, which is more or less a bullet journal + timeline and I thought it was somewhat helpful, but in the end it was too tedi
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5y ago
Based on what one of the engineers of edison were saying, if they could acquire more than a "drop of blood" for analysis, they would have been able to get more accurate results. You might be able to consider that a pivot, since sh
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5y ago
Thanks for the write up, just wanted to note that I read through all of this. I get what you're saying about the meta now, clearly I didn't fully understand why that was bad thing. Speaking of meta though, I have to say, I stil
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5y ago
Only the initial downvoting commenter would have to reveal his name. Then others can just bolster the downvote which harms the rating of the original comment, sort of like a "let him without sin be the first to throw the stone" s
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5y ago
Thanks for sharing, this is a really interesting thought and its very close to one I had based on this thread, with the one difference being that instead of letting others decide what kind of comment one makes, we should really lean into th
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5y ago
My opinion is downvotes should require a reason for downvote. Upvotes imply aggreement of the original post therefore do not need further explanation. Getting in the weeds here, but then if others agree with the downvote rationale, they ca
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5y ago
> From a population health standpoint it's clearly not a viable alternative to vaccination But from a sociological standpoint there's a strong case for its inclusion. The reason there even is a divide in politics is because peo
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5y ago
In terms of agree/disagree, I'd want to add that unrationalized downvotes is not very useful to readers. Someone anonymously disagrees with a statement - but why? Upvotes, on the other hand, makes sense inherently. Someone agrees
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5y ago
Just adding to what dsr_ is saying, narcissists project confidence without actual success because their version of reality supports their correctness. Narcissism/NPD is a result of the mind not being able to accept information that dis
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5y ago
Most footwear is fast fashion. People throw out shoes well ahead of them being worn out. I appreciate all the natural materials for this purpose, because at least they biodegrade better, which may have something to do with being worn out
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5y ago
Is no one going to mention Rust? If HN is good at predicting trends, then we're about to see a lot more Rust in a few years.
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5y ago
That's straight up censorship.
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5y ago
> irrationally motivated This 100%. Once you've interacted with one of these people, you realize how completely insane they have to be to spend as much time as they do doing what they do. All they want is internet power. In real
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5y ago
This article isn't about "you" though. Its about the average joe who does. All the censorship and radicalism we're seeing in real life is because of these wierdos who do nothing but spend their entire existence comment
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5y ago
I’ve always wondered if two Morse code experts could talk to each other in beeps.
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Thanks for sharing. It's like a beautiful poem about a teenager with identity issues. Except its about Pacaso's denial of being a timeshare company.
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5y ago
Just use the free ones. There are some that are better than Helvetica, just like there are cars cheaper and faster than a Ferrari without the brand name.
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5y ago
The entire family is like a bunch of Darwin's finches. More like Darwin's finches if designed by H.G. Giger. Cant say that I'd recommend googling "sparidae teeth".
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I couldn't agree more. Company culture should be one of the top primary metrics used to value an investment. Forget all the business school lingo, all the numbers, and all the bullet points. CEO's buyback stocks, and accountant
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5y ago
Not if you buy dogecoins with your unemployment check.
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In a dystopian world, where algorithms judge everyone by some arbitrary metric, you get to decide which algorithm will choose your fate. Which one will it be?
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Honestly, I see a stronger argument for teaching programming like a basic subject, alongside english and math, even if the student has no intention of ever using it. As in everyone really should learn to code, regardless of what it does t
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5y ago
More important than inbox zero is to unsubscribe from every mailing list. Its all just manipulation at the end of the day. Worst offender I had was facebook. Took way too many unsubscribes because of the countless categories of emails to
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