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by tdrdt 5y ago
Especially because people who are overweight have a 70% more chance to get very ill from covid.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
This is not what the stats are saying. And what about South-Africa with a vaccination rate of 26%?
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Let's talk about eating unhealthy and heart diseases.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
I would like to have a cheap laser engraver/cutter but I am just afraid to buy one. Most kits don't have any protection at all except for some goggles. This might be fine for yourself but not for someone stepping into the room. La
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by tdrdt 5y ago
I mean inacurate vector math
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by tdrdt 5y ago
But arent there other applications where this is ok? For example path tracing (ray tracing) doesn't need to be very accurate because multiple samples per pixel are used. A gaming card that uses less power is very welcome in laptops for
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by tdrdt 5y ago
"then what does it care for" Wel most of the time it's an investment. So for those bidders the perceived market value is very important. But you can also imagine this scenario: someone has a ring from a great great grantpar
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Things are worth what the highest bidder is willing to pay. There are no other reasons involved. Taste doesn't matter, history doesn't matter, material doesn't matter, the creator doesn't matter. The highest bidder does
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Ow wow! I remember that the sounds were so real after I purchased a sound card! I am still amazed by the animations. They are still looking very good. Great game.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
I am not saying people give a fuck it is legally accurate. But since nobody ever reads the terms and conditions this could help to give a quick understanding of what you are paying for. Everybody knows that renting a car is different than b
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by tdrdt 5y ago
That's a different problem. Right now the problem is that people think they buy something but they don't. Nobody is going to read the terms and conditions before buying. But when you are going to rent something you know the owners
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by tdrdt 5y ago
I think one simple legislation could help a lot: forbid to use the word 'buy' in this context. Instead it should be 'hire' or 'lease' or something. Once I 'bought' an e-book that was copy protected by
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by tdrdt 5y ago
The author was lucky to earn a huge amount of money. 99% of the people can't do anything with this advice because they don't have any savings to begin with. I wonder if the author even understands how lucky he is.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
I run my own email. But I think it is a software problem. It would be nice of you could just install an email program that will set all the right settings for you. DNS, database, roles and rights, certificates, firewall and so on. There is
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by tdrdt 5y ago
"Except of course that it isn't an artisanal choice, a very practical one that is made increasingly impossible by the few very large email providers that are left. It should be as simple as hosting a web server." I don&#x27
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Most advise is like: do what I did, if you were me, in the exact place and time as I was, surrounded by the same people as I was, and so on... I think advise in the form of a small life lesson is more helpful. For example: 'Take good c
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Yes I think you are right: LKS Faculty of Medicine at The University of Hong Kong.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Could it be that there is almost no distinction between brain parts but that the way a fetus grows 'specializes' certain parts?
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Every virus infection can turn into a long recovery. There is no proof this is longer for Covid-19. The Epstein-Barr virus for example can make you tired for months or years. I am not saying long Covid isn't a thing, but it is not &#x2
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by tdrdt 5y ago
A Japanese study showed that Omicron is reproducing 70 times faster in the bronchi but 10 times slower in the lungs than Delta. That's why it is giving less lung problems and therefore doesn't make people as ill as Delta.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Not only for gaming. I have been using Blender for over 15 years on Linux and 3D hardware support is getting better each year. Maybe some people don't like proprietary drivers, but I have been running Nvidia drivers just fine with a RT
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by tdrdt 5y ago
There is no difference between what is injected. It's more like a retraining program. It's almost like the difference between short and long term memory. One shot will turn on short term memory after a week or two. Repeating shots
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Exactly this. People heavily underestimate how many domain names are registered. There is a huge chance that you hit a mailbox when you make up an email address.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
This reminds me of the multi-tasking myth. People who multi-task think it works because they did a lot of different things throughout the day. But when performance is measured the conclusion is that multi-tasking does not work and only hurt
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Off topic but related: sometimes I see developers who track interactions without checking if analytics is available. onclick="trackInteraction();doInteraction()" Because the first action gives an error the other actions is
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Medhi Sadaghdar (Electroboom) explains this. Medhi says the video is right but starts with a trick question. That's what the controversy is about. https://youtu.be/iph500cPK28
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by tdrdt 5y ago
As in: almost zero.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
I am not saying the PCR-test are unreliable. See my added example.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
I am not saying the PCR-tests are false. See my added example.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
In South-Africa almost nobody dies of Omicron while the vaccination rate is around 26%.

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