sonicggg

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by sonicggg 11mo ago
Isn't it better to prevent than remediate it? It's not rocket science. Mediterranean diet, daily nattokinase, absolutely no alcohol at any time, exercise
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by sonicggg 1y ago
You forgot to mention that statins are an anti-inflammatory as well. This argument itself fails on that
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by sonicggg 1y ago
It's just a Brave Browser copycat
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by sonicggg 1y ago
Kangaroo court
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by sonicggg 1y ago
Comparing them with the People of Walmart is not setting the bar very high.
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by sonicggg 1y ago
Part of research work is removing extraneous variables.
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by sonicggg 1y ago
Wait, if it is possible to create a chlamydia vaccine, why aren't we doing that for humans? Instead we have to pop antibiotics like they are harmless.
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by sonicggg 1y ago
How exactly is it working? Florida's population keeps growing no matter what. Highest point in the whole state is a tiny hill.
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by sonicggg 1y ago
Ironic to read about free speech here where a bunch of stuff gets "[flagged]" when it does not agree with the hive mind.
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by sonicggg 1y ago
How do you manage to write an entire article on blue without mentioning methylene blue?
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by sonicggg 1y ago
This is why we can't have nice things. It only takes a dead kid and a lawsuit for them to start over-regulating everything. Parents are trying hard to project the blame into anybody else but themselves.
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by sonicggg 1y ago
Not sure why the article is focusing so much on software development. That was just a piece of the problem. The entire product had design flaws. When the FDA for involved, the company wasn't just told to make software updates.
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by sonicggg 1y ago
Maybe pay your engineering team well and this will happen less often. Based on the reported Taiwanese salaries for TMSC engineers, it's kind of low for the amount of expertise that is required.
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by sonicggg 1y ago
It has always been available
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by sonicggg 3y ago
If they are fighting back, they are failing miserably, because the AI generators look better than ever. Midjourney, for example, is crazy good.
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by sonicggg 3y ago
Doubt it will be used anytime soon. It is one of these breakthrough medical news that you hear about it now, and then you end up the next 10 years wondering whatever happened to it.
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by sonicggg 4y ago
Evolution did a terrible job there. So many diseases linked to mitochondrial dysfunction nowadays. We have this amazingly complex machinery, and a single point of failure, no redundancy whatsoever.
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by sonicggg 4y ago
Google needs to review is interview process. Some retards are making it through, it seems.
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by sonicggg 4y ago
The FDA moved mountains to get these first vaccines rushed out of the door. And while they are better than nothing, it has not met the high expectations that were set. People fully boosted are still developing symptoms, some even developing
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by sonicggg 4y ago
After reading it, my suspicion was confirmed. Yet another mab. Very powerful, but expensive to scale and synthesise. I guess poor people will have to just suck it up and die. We don't have the tech yet to make these cost effective. Big
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by sonicggg 4y ago
I use a similar system for Slack notifications. Got an unwanted @here call? Mute channel entirely.
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by sonicggg 4y ago
This is incorrect. Mosquitoes do not kill anyone, but rather the pathogens they carry. They are just the vector. If I have Covid-19, I pass it to you, and you die, does it mean I killed you?
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by sonicggg 4y ago
What a presumptuous article. What exactly have we "fixed"? We simply stopped destroying it, and nature took care of the rest. If I stop causing a recurrent issue that is all my own fault anyway, should I go ahead and pat myself on
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by sonicggg 4y ago
Now that nobody cares about this crap anymore, they release the source code.
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by sonicggg 4y ago
Dealers lace it because it can't be easily detected. If they have access to this, then they may lace it with carfentanyl instead, if then you offer carfentanyl test strips, they'll find the next toxic thing to do it. It's jus
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by sonicggg 4y ago
Sometimes I think people who are writing these dumb articles are living in a parallel world. Nobody in real life would use these expressions, the word they are looking for is junkie or addict. Are they trying to sound fancy or what?
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by sonicggg 4y ago
That does not matter though. As long as US avoids to adopt the English rule for attorney's fees, everyone will lose to patent trolls.
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by sonicggg 4y ago
But what if you're trying to avoid tax?
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by sonicggg 4y ago
I'd assume they have more control though. I noticed whenever I use Google after connecting to NordVPN, it requires a captcha the first time.
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by sonicggg 4y ago
The article does not explain why .su seems to be popular among white supremacy sites.

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