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cblades

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    Comment #24508477

    What the words means in common usage doesn't have to track what immunity actually is. Colloquially, immunity means sterilizing immunity. Actually, immunity doesn't have to be steri…

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    Comment #24009544

    Google will display videos from other sources both at the top of the web search and in the videos search.

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    Comment #24009533

    I don't think the OC implied that musicians (or their agents) shouldn't have pricing authority, just that the market won't bear the prices they seem to want. The moment a digital f…

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    Comment #23657393

    >But it's true, a black individual is on average more likely to commit a crime. More likely to be convicted of a crime. That's a subtle but very important distinction.

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    Comment #23618681

    I honestly can't. And in any case, the real test is the individual characters in isolation.

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    Comment #23566366

    That all seems very reasonable. Apps downloaded from other sources are much more dangerous than apps downloaded from Google Play.

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    Comment #23493517

    I don't think most users would appreciate having a site spike their CPU for a few seconds when they visit...at least I wouldn't.

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    Comment #23449715

    Assemble carrying weapons and with half the crowd claiming that the entire disease is fake, though?

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    Comment #23067022

    You didn't claim they weren't, but I just want to point out how each of those points is very, very subjective. For me: - I'd much rather be in-person, where I can better gauge what…

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    Comment #22946119

    Those hospitalized tend to be elderly. How many frequent smokers live to be elderly?

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    Comment #22836730

    The DOE land on which ORNL sits has a massive stand that they used for testing of this idea. They'd suspend a reactor to test shielding effectiveness. You can see it from a few spo…

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    Comment #22813528

    Do the other common solutions claim to have e2e encryption?

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    Comment #22782849

    You don't need live viruses, just their RNA.

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    Comment #22568716

    "mainly baseline lung damage" could you expand on what you mean there?

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    Comment #22484661

    This is the first spam message I've ever seen on HN after using it for several years, which is quite impressive really.

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    Comment #22365966

    That there is a plethora of implementations of and documentation available for. There is no need to memorize an implementation.

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    Comment #22192955

    > He suggested that they give data for specific people that they already have. ...how were they to know to capture data from those specific people before being asked?

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    Comment #22182253

    Given that the police wanted information after having already received the threats, they had to have requested some combination of historical and future data. They almost certainly…

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    Comment #22181320

    I hope so. When the phone system was manually-operated switch boards, should the phone companies have been responsible for listening to every call and reporting suspicious activity…

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    Comment #22127756

    Follow a lane around and you'll find that the inside lane becomes the outside and the outside lane exits.

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    Comment #22014726

    Not sure what inequality you're talking about, given that the US population is right at a 50/50 split between men and women. Then again, I'm not sure how genuine you're being here.…

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    Comment #22002578

    > You host your data on someone else's computer to save on costs and get rid of the burden of dealing with metal and stabbing yourself with screwdrivers , and you're the victim whe…

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    Comment #22002558

    I can't imagine a scenario in which the authority could be help liable for mistakes made by a third party in scheduled times for public transport.

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    Comment #21422600

    I think there's a pretty wide gulf between that and government-enforced censorship, to the point that comparing the two seems a bit disingenuous. "Twitter has even begun censoring …