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by doesnotexist 4y ago
Another reading might be inhaling bleach
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by doesnotexist 4y ago
Turns out you can be critical of a system, see it’s imperfections and not throw the baby out with the bath water. A pandemic by definition is a global problem.
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by doesnotexist 4y ago
"So supposing we hit the body with a tremendous — whether it's ultraviolet or just a very powerful light — and I think you said that hasn't been checked because of the testing, And then I said, supposing you brought the light
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by doesnotexist 4y ago
> The amount raised contained numerical references to marijuana and oral sex: $420.69 million raised from 69 investors. An article published by one of FTX’s investors, Sequoia, called that fundraising a “meme round,” referring to the emb
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by doesnotexist 4y ago
Looks interesting, but it'snot clear on how they protect metadata from the STUN/TURN part of webrtc. Potentially its use of the Multi-Party Relay that insulates peers from those services knowing anything about the peer. Some inte
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by doesnotexist 4y ago
Needs this music https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEyEkbOlMfA&t=690s
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by doesnotexist 4y ago
I generally agree that it's unlikely we'll see any serious accountability. However: > - The only group who could really hold Twitter accountable are shareholders, but why should they care if the public and Congress don't?
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by doesnotexist 4y ago
"The web app was so sensitive in nature I can’t really even describe the contents, but it was a big find by itself." Maybe that's true, and certainly the vulnerabilities described in more detail are already quite a big deal,
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by doesnotexist 4y ago
First off, I'm not taking anything at face value. My point was that data isn't being kept hidden from the people for 75 years or whatever. And the commenters could have answered their own questions in about 10 seconds using goog
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by doesnotexist 4y ago
What are you talking about? You do know the vaccines were granted full FDA approval? How do you think that occured? "Full approval is granted when, over time, the FDA has amassed even more scientific evidence to support use of the COVI
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by doesnotexist 4y ago
Pure garbage masquerading as science. Take a look at the kinds of claims the paper makes at first. Then stop for a second. Now imagine how someone doing real science might try to prove such a claim. Now scan the paper looking for any thing
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by doesnotexist 4y ago
Nvidia
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by doesnotexist 5y ago
Have you read this blog post by Josh W. Comeau outlining his experience with Talon for a developer workflow? https://www.joshwcomeau.com/blog/hands-free-coding/
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by doesnotexist 5y ago
> in 2015, the CC organization released the current licenses, Version 4.0, including a “cure provision” that gives people who make attribution mistakes the legal right to a 30-day grace period after notification of the error to make it r
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by doesnotexist 5y ago
I am super excited about the multi-tenant use case supported by tag pruning. Great work!
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by doesnotexist 5y ago
https://twitter.com/jfslowik/status/1479490219573276673?s=20
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by doesnotexist 5y ago
For me, it's been that I am unable to download books to the kindle app on my computer
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by doesnotexist 5y ago
Can also confirm that the kindle app is failing for me and has been for the past few hours.
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by doesnotexist 5y ago
From their contributing page: https://remix.run/docs/en/dev/contributing > "We need you to "sign" a contributor license agreement (CLA) first that assigns us ownership so we are able to incl
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by doesnotexist 5y ago
Yeah I think everyone feels icky about 'curl https:// .. | sh' but to what degree is doing so any more insecure than other "normalized" software distribution practices? See also: https://twitter.com
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by doesnotexist 5y ago
I wonder if that connects at all to the pink beam of light that Philip K. Dick wrote about in VALIS, etc https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valis_(novel)
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by doesnotexist 5y ago
Their FAQ gives a sketch of how they detect AV events on Mac OS: Q: Why does it take OverSight, a few seconds to display the webcam/mic usage notification? A: There is not easy way to determine what process is using the webcam or mic,
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by doesnotexist 5y ago
https://twitter.com/CT_Bergstrom/status/1421554277319729153?...
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by doesnotexist 5y ago
It's entirely misleading. They don't write 87% of patients tested positive before or early on in their admission. Even, the headline is written to convey the opposite. What they are doing is breaking it into two numbers that are
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by doesnotexist 5y ago
They don't really explain much about that 13%. So it's a bit misleading. How many of the 13% tested positive on day 3 for example. Testing positive on day 3 would still lead one to believe they had contracted covid prior to adm
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by doesnotexist 5y ago
Didn't The Telegraph endorse Boris Johnson? I'm not super well versed in UK politics, but as Prime Minister Boris Johnson is also the "Leader of the Conservative Party" right? And the Tory party merged with another part
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by doesnotexist 5y ago
Misleading article since as they state "44 per cent involved people who tested positive in the 14 days before hospital entry. A further 43 per cent were made within two days of admission". Thats 87% are positive within 2 days of
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by doesnotexist 5y ago
Congratulations on the launch! This is a very cool company based on a wonderful open source project, tantivy, sorta modernized lucene written in Rust. Must say I am super pleased with the documentation, it so easy to get started using tant
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by doesnotexist 5y ago
Dijkstra had a unique format for his undergraduate class where the entire grade basically came down to an interview at the end of the semester. During which he asked you to work out a solution to a problem in front of him one on one. A fri
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by doesnotexist 5y ago
So these are for sale on AliExpress which I've found to be higher friction than other open marketplaces (ebay/amazon/etc). The last time I tried to buy something there, my checkout was interrupted by a notification asking tha

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