jat850

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by jat850 2y ago
Thank you for this work. I hope others are taking the time to read this.
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by jat850 2y ago
This game has such a special place in my heart - like others, I have some beautiful handmade boards, some of which have been in my family for a couple generations. Canadian as well which seems thematically common here. My father and I spend
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by jat850 3y ago
Audience. What may come across as question dance dazzle might suffice to impress or allay concerns of certain people (employees, investors, etc), but it's not probable to work the same under oath and the techniques of prosecution. It&#
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by jat850 3y ago
Wouldn't agency involve ChatGPT deciding it wanted to do this, instead of you telling it to do it?
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by jat850 4y ago
L'appel du vide in one of its more commonly manifested forms.
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by jat850 4y ago
Only by way of anecdotal experience, but if I skip a meal (or worse, two) I tend towards massive overindulgence at a later meal, and I don't have an innate sense for calorie intake estimation. So I will often end up eating far more cal
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by jat850 4y ago
Amphetamines are synthetic, so maybe the reverse of that question is better? What is natural about amphetamines?
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by jat850 4y ago
In practice, almost never. Internet arguments seldom result in both sides agreeing on a single outcome. Nobody is convincing anyone else of anything on the internet (most of the time).
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by jat850 4y ago
It's definitely not a scientific study of the data, but those will follow in years to come by respective national and international bodies I assume.
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by jat850 4y ago
Apologies, as it's a PDF. I don't have another version of it available. https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/22275411-group-life-...
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by jat850 4y ago
> It's practically impossible now to go back and figure out how many were _actually_ "killed by COVID" vs "died _with_ COVID". No, it's not. Which is why some health regions are going back and doing exactly
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by jat850 4y ago
Insurance companies have already begun publishing reports indicating that excess mortality rates are inversely related to vaccine adoption (i.e. higher excess mortality in states with lower vaccination rates).
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by jat850 4y ago
My father worked in early IT days and a major fixture in my home growing up was boxes - and I mean dozens and dozens of boxes filled with thousands each - of punch cards they stopped using (all unpunched). They made for fantastic quick note
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by jat850 4y ago
Illegal Pete's is one of the best parts of Denver (or Boulder).
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by jat850 4y ago
I would have been deeply disappointed if that wasn't the face you picked for the shirt. It's a complete capture of the entirety of the document.
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by jat850 4y ago
I felt the same way, for what it's worth.
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by jat850 4y ago
This is a key point in the article. The researchers (original) did not want to throw out the data that doesn't "seem random", this group argues in favour of doing so.
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by jat850 4y ago
Why not diagnosis over environment?
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by jat850 5y ago
I have to say that the Northern store in the Labrador pics was a massive nostalgia throwback.
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by jat850 5y ago
I would venture to say almost none and that's exactly what bothers me about it. If they did know about it, do you think they would be comfortable realizing they're in the position of being a negotiating tool to achieve this politi
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by jat850 5y ago
edit After consideration and with regret, I am not that comfortable having political views represented so openly in a very public space. Not a retraction of my position but the issue of permanence is a massive privacy concern for me over
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by jat850 5y ago
I'm sure along with discovering this, it also gave you an explanation for the science of sweeping which is also super neat and to the casual observer, not a well understood part of the game. At the micro level, the abrasive texture of
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by jat850 5y ago
What's interesting is that several things can affect the sheet of ice and make sheets even within the same building behave differently. Often if sheets on the end of the building have an outside wall, you'll see the outside sheets
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by jat850 5y ago
I do not think that is entirely true - all my PCR tests have contained the name of the lab where the test was performed as well as the performing (or, in some cases), supervising physician. That does not mean it is easy to verify test res
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by jat850 5y ago
Not to challenge the overall idea too hard, but have you thought about what that really means, to say that? If you extend the IFR of, let's say, 1% to the entire population of (let's pick, for example, the US), would it be accepta
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by jat850 5y ago
Show your math on 0.2%. This does not appear to hold true for any country I can think of off the top of my head. US and Canada are somewhere around 1.3-1.5% last I checked.
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by jat850 5y ago
I am curious if those (especially posting here aligning with this position) would change their minds if a more deadly variant were to arise, if the vaccines available evolved to better match the strains by probability, or otherwise.
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by jat850 5y ago
Respectfully, Dr. Malone's entire platform is contrarianism. He is opportunistically acting on his own behalf in my belief. Recently, he published an article highlighting a noted increase in insurance claims (death and disability) in I
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by jat850 5y ago
Do they have higher rates, or better access to information, introspection, tools, awareness, and common understanding of these things? I am curious about that.
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by jat850 5y ago
I think with the majority of instances it's a matter of repeating what they've seen online somewhere, where it is nearly unilaterally presented in similar tone. Some cases are malicious intent I'm sure, but I wouldn't gu

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