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Calvin02
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Comment #49104789
I hadn’t realized how serious infected eye drops could be. I wear contacts and I’m surprised that there aren’t more cases of infections from lack of proper hygiene and care. > In 2…
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Comment #49086940
I don’t doubt the premise of the article but I think the real change is the ability to do these at scale. How prepared are organizations or households for that matter?
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Comment #49071655
No, the fine print says: “Planets only. Minor planets and planetoids are not included but can be added for additional charge.”
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Comment #48998497
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Comment #48899109
I (personally) think this is the wrong kind of solution. I think a better solution would to mandate that platforms offer a ranked feed and a chronological feed and make the setting…
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Comment #48888406
Not to diminish his accomplishment, he attached the game boy camera to a 60inch telescope at Mount Wilson. This is a cool project but the quality of the photo is what you’d expect …
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Comment #48810282
100% I wonder if the cost benefit analysis would show that this is still the best policy - I.e. are more people dying because of overdose of acetaminophen than would have from “beh…
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Comment #48698380
I found this to be an issue on YouTube. It wasn’t necessarily malicious. I often put on a no-talking video in the background while reading and the ad interruptions became really lo…
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Comment #48417053
At some point you realize that your smallest customers generate the least value but require the most support. Shedding low value users to others makes you stronger and them weaker.…
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Comment #48299162
Well intentioned but hard to do. I’d posit that even if you somehow do this in a neutral way, consumer adoption will fall in three buckets: (1) largely supportive, (2) largely unsu…
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Comment #48268098
This doesn’t feel like something Apple would approve of. Are you concerned about them shutting this down?
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Comment #48156951
This doesn't surprise me. I grew up reading NYTimes on the weekend with my parents. I held them in extreme high regard when it came to their news and journalistic integrity. Over t…
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Comment #47366617
Wasn't it Apple that was trying to get Meta to implement age verification in the first place? So, Meta is trying to get them to do it, which seems right. Why does Apple always get …
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Comment #46725474
Threats exist in both trusted and untrusted environments though. This feels like a really niche use case for SSH. Exposing this more broadly could lead to set-it-and-forget-it scen…
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Comment #46103785
My man, this is the Raspberry Pi guy, Jeff Greeling. He lives in St. Louis, MO.
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Comment #45587683
What part of the quote below suggests encouragement of violence? Seems like one person’s pov about what Kirk espoused. > In one screenshot shared by the agency, a person identified…
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Comment #45587677
Could you share some examples of when democrats have denied visas?
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Comment #45586864
“Party of free speech” (tm)
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Comment #45326263
Pacemakers? MRI machines? Kidney Dialysis?
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Comment #44509642
Have you ever tried to return something bought at a clothing store? I made that mistake once in France. You’re creating an absurd standard “repeatedly return large expensive items”…
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Comment #43450242
Thank you for sharing. I have long suspected that the sequencing data isn't valuable except to law enforcement. If it were as easy to link sequencing to diseases, we would have see…
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Comment #43358550
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