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by stateofnounion 6y ago
More https://www.cnn.com/2018/09/20/politics/congress-protests-br...
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
Glad everyone's so quick to pick out the issues with methodology here. Now go back to all the "wear-a-mask" studies and apply the same criticisms.
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
> They're just poison. This. And like another commenter pointed out, it's not unique to one side or the other. Anyone who defines their entire existence in this left/right dichotomy is suffering from media-induced mental i
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
Everything is negotiable. Proceed accordingly.
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
Don't tug too hard at that thread, the entire narrative might unravel.
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
"Fiery but mostly peaceful protests"
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
Why do you think it's due to a breach? There are thousands of companies who sell and re-sell that kind of information.
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
> Everyone has to discuss diversity at work because there are laws prohibiting discrimination How are these two things causally connected in your mind?
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
So you know one person that had a bad time? So what? That's called an "anecdote," it's not data. People get sick and die all the time from all kinds of things. That even happened before COVID-19. Non-geriatric population
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
That language says nothing about whether a positive test is required to attribute a death to COVID-19. Here is the CDC's policy: > In cases where a definite diagnosis of COVID–19 cannot be made, but it is suspected or
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
What does any of that have to do with cT as it relates to accurate COVID-19 detection as discussed in the article?
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
> Maybe it's spurious correlation, but I'd bet money the May 25th memorial day weekend had something to do with that big spike you see ramping up May 31. Memorial day also happened to feature thousands of people from another st
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
That's an article about a single tiny town. Not the entire state.
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
Did you even read the study? Risk of depression was not affected and suicide wasn't even a factor that was considered. > Compared to pre-pandemic, there was an overall decrease in risk of anxiety, and an increase in wellbeing but no
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
An LLC is a pass-through tax entity. All the gains and losses are reported by the owners in their personal returns. https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/how-llcs-are-taxed-2...
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
It's already happening.
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
The phrase "the stock market" appears 7 times in this article, but is never discussed let alone defined. It doesn't make sense to analyse "the market" as a monolith--not that there was much of that in the article an
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
Can you provide evidence that every antibody test used in all of the studies above are as inaccurate as you claim? Your 1-word opinion on each of them is useless. > We don't have that for viral presence tests, unless you believe the
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
Are you equally skeptical that we have a test that reliably detects Covid? And I suppose all of the 2+ dozen studies done are completely inaccurate as well? List below includes the revised study from Ioannidis. Your criticisms are from a pr
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
There are large swathes of the population that have been infected asymptomatically: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/23/nyregion/coronavirus-anti... There are similar studies and similar findings in bot
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
That update was posted after I posted my comment, hence the link. Kind of hard to quote something that doesn't exist yet. Thanks for the incredibly helpful post though.
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
Yes, they have: https://www.tampabay.com/news/health/2020/04/01/florida-gov-...
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
Welcome to our brave new world.
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by stateofnounion 6y ago
This article's title seems to imply global shipping and logistics infrastructure can't keep up with the incremental demand for PPE, but doesn't provide any further arguments or evidence to establish that.
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by stateofnounion 7y ago
what? github enterprise is 1/5 that cost. and what about github actions? they provide 50k minutes/month for enterprise https://github.com/features/actions
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by stateofnounion 7y ago
agreed, mcphee is excellent. encounters with the archdruid left an indelible impression on me.
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The Spy Story at the Heart of the Jeffrey Epstein Scandal(mintpressnews.com)
5 points by stateofnounion 7y ago|0 comments
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by stateofnounion 7y ago
Not surprising. It's intriguing to think about how this might intersect with the recently departed Jeffery: https://www.mintpressnews.com/mega-group-maxwells-mossad-spy...
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by stateofnounion 7y ago
The situation is more complicated. Anyone with sufficient money can effectively buy "content". For example: https://www.openphilanthropy.org/focus/us-policy/farm-animal...
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by stateofnounion 7y ago
I'm not sure what OP is complaining about. From GitHub's announcement it's clear that there's also a new functionality to make it easy for projects to link to whatever funding platform they use. Open Collective is mentio

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