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by justsee 1y ago
Lipid nanoparticle toxicity has long been an industry concern. In a profile of Moderna back in 2016, Katalin Karikó (instrumental in the development of mRNA vaccines) mentioned this issue: “I would say that mRNA is better suited for disease
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by justsee 1y ago
Numerous studies have found vax-derived spike persisting for months and even years after vaccination, giving rise to concerns expression of spike can continue long after the claimed 24-48 hours. A recent study found spike protein persisting
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by justsee 2y ago
Only if you enable it? The problem with the other mainstream browsers is they're embedded with ad-tech nonsense which you can't get rid of.
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by justsee 2y ago
It's very hard not to see the whole marketing of the legislation as an exercise in misdirection. The media campaign was led by Rupert Murdoch's News Ltd (who see a commercial opportunity in cutting a demographic from their competi
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by justsee 2y ago
Beyond fundamental moves in any partner dance style, the complexity increases significantly. It's not just your coordination and flexibility in placing legs, feet, arms, hands, torso in various positions at the right time, it's al
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by justsee 3y ago
mRNA vaccines are a gene therapy, and a gene therapy does not mean "must irreversibly change the genome". Take for instance Moderna's own SEC filing discussing mRNA [1], which summarised the regulatory situation: "Curren
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by justsee 3y ago
While it's just an anecdote, it's more than just a funny tidbit as an increased risk of non-influenza respiratory virus is a possible side effect of flu vaccines. "We identified a statistically significant increased risk of n
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by justsee 3y ago
There seems to be a few live efforts underway on Twitter: * https://twitter.com/andrewmccalip/status/1687288889717989376 * https://twitter.com/CondMatfyz/status/1687051547337781248 I ima
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by justsee 3y ago
A minor autocomplete mistake from 2 years ago (quickly fixed and apologised for by the CEO [1]) is framed as a 'scandal'. Meanwhile Mozilla is showing signs of serious, systemic internal org issues, and no problem? [2] It's p
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by justsee 3y ago
Last time this was discussed on HN, someone raised the artist's approach to failure as a rich space for discovery, which was nicely put by him at this point in the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1KT8PS6Zs4&amp
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by justsee 3y ago
The first meta-analysis of water fluoridation studies – The York Review – was conducted in 2002 and found that the data on efficacy was limited and of low quality. [1] A point to be considered here is that the institutionalised belief in wa
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by justsee 3y ago
Pill (BOE economist) is advocating for wage price restraints, which is what the parent observed. The parent then said it is in effect calling for price controls on labor, which is true. Pill is then recorded as saying wages do contribute to
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by justsee 4y ago
Some contradictory Maths responses, and an apology from ChatGPT: Me: Is Pi times 3 a rational number? ChatGPT: No, 3 times pi is not a rational number. 3 times pi is equal to 3π, which is an irrational number. This is because the number
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by justsee 4y ago
In Australia it appears they're changing public messaging on vaccination for <30 yrs due to increased risk of myocarditis and lack of notable benefits[1]: "One of the nation’s top advisers on vaccination says it is unlikely you
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by justsee 4y ago
Lex Fridman interviewed Penrose on this topic recently (2020) and Penrose delivered a very accessible walkthrough of his historical and current thoughts on the topic. https://youtu.be/orMtwOz6Db0?t=2654 (Deep-link half-way
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by justsee 4y ago
Interesting. An increase in dementia and cancer is exactly what contrarian scientists and researchers fear as potential long-term side-effects of breakdown of spike protein in the body (amyloid plaque deposits), and dysregulation of the imm
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by justsee 5y ago
Revelations like this, the BMJ whistleblower claiming scientific fraud in the clinical trials, and other clear oddities are what fuels the interest of science-minded citizens. Who cares about the fringe anti-vaxxers? Those who want to obscu
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by justsee 5y ago
A senior editor from the British Medical Journal recently discussed this changed definition. [1] His entire commentary is quite interesting. [2] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lepqvdXoA2E&t=4941s [2] https:/&
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by justsee 5y ago
It's not as settled as you seem to think. Leading vaccine developer Nikolai Petrovsky (who's working on a traditional, protein-based vaccine) recently mentioned in an interview that if he had a pregnant wife he'd advise her t
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by justsee 5y ago
You seem to have a few misconceptions here: 1. That only uneducated 'researchers' have concerns, and ill-formed ones. Petrovsky, as a leading vaccine developer, outlines a clear, educated position on why it's still reasonable
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by justsee 5y ago
This seems the most interesting aspect of the problem: "However, the probability of winning by always switching is a logically distinct concept from the probability of winning by switching given that the player has picked door 1 and th
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by justsee 6y ago
Brave's noticeably faster than Chrome (because of course it renders less stuff with the low-level content blocking) and on Apple silicon with the new arm64 build the rendering speed is officially ridiculous. Most sites now feel like th
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by justsee 6y ago
It really is great to see challenger browsers pushing the web forward like this. Along with IPFS it's nice to see Tor integration, low-level content blocking, a privacy-respecting Zoom alternative ( https://together.brave.com
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by justsee 6y ago
Brendan Eich mentioned it was a default completion bug they got no revenue from, which was fixed: https://twitter.com/BrendanEich/status/1270128401760743424
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by justsee 6y ago
I'm in awe of the effort Jim Mussared ( https://twitter.com/jim_mussared ), Vanessa Teague ( https://twitter.com/VTeagueAus ) and a few others have put into identifying serious issues with the COVIDSafe ap
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by justsee 6y ago
Great response, thanks for taking the time to share your perspective, and the reminder of Stage3D development. The rev-share licensing controversy was around the point I'd started moving away from the Adobe world. As you illustrate, th
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by justsee 6y ago
Oh I agree with you. When I say 'candid', I mean they conveyed the sense they were sharing some internal opinion that it was entirely about Apple playing commercial games, when in retrospect I don't think that was correct – t
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by justsee 6y ago
I think you're both right and wrong. You're right from the perspective that capabilities have increased, not decreased (though that was not true for a period during the flash / HTML5 crossover). You can make anything you want
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by justsee 6y ago
It's true, Flash created and supported a special scene of creativity which drew in both artists and programmers in a way the felt new and unique, and seemed to last for almost a decade from ~2000 - ~2010. Who could forget Yugo Nakamura
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by justsee 6y ago
Brave is interesting because it's taking a firehose to the current ad-tech system, and anyone who's spent time working in ad-tech understands it's is a towering inferno of fraud and abuse. Some don't like Brave's ap

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