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> You are saying that COVID is worse than infection, so tell us when you tested people with no infection so that you can say that! When did you perform that test that you keep acti…

This is so incredibly tiresome. I quoted Dr Wu in this literal thread, the actual author of the Stanford study. You're the one disagreeing with him.

The denominator is literally the exact number of registered citizens in that district. There are no guesses, "wild" or otherwise. Spain has a universal healthcare registry. Everyon…

> Respectfully, I think you've mistaken the definition of the word cohort . A cohort specifically does not include everyone. Please check the definition of cohort and then read sec…

No? It's population cohort study, not a hospital clinical sample. You're simply wrong in your assertions. You can absolutely track asymptomatic infections through seroprevalence st…

In retrospective cohort studies, researchers track newly occurring incidents during the study window. If someone has a history, but suffers a new episode from covid, that is a medi…

> those are still being released over an 80 year period by FOIA court order, you'll get the results when we're all dead Are you referring to this [0]? It was solved years ago. The …

70/100k is baseline. 5/100k is vaccination. 200/100k is unvaccinated with covid. With vaccination you're at 75/100k. Without vaccination at 0% chance of covid you're at 70/100k. Wi…

Then you also accept that the asymptomatic (unvaccinated) covid risk of myocarditis is higher than the vaccine risk, because it is.

If we accept your (extremely unrealistic) premise, then sure, but the numbers get worse at just a 5% chance of contracting the virus itself, and downhill from there.

Have you actually checked any of the referenced studies in that database? They do not say what Malone claims they say. I just picked one randomly [0]: > Conclusions and Relevance T…

If you're referring to the Mike Kwan paper, he was on (I believe, it was years ago) the Science Vs podcast to debunk claims by the likes of Malone and Rogan regarding his study. Bu…

The Norwegian study landed on 4.5 cases per 100k from vaccinations [0]. Unvaccinated occurance was 200 per 100k [1]. [0] https://www.oslo-universitetssykehus.no/en/departments/hjer…

I agree, both in theory and that it's easier said than done, but I don't necessarily think that education is a primary reason, but merely a long term prerequisite of the project su…

The reasons are functional in aggregate, but not necessarily per specific PR. You could get a perfectly adequate instance of a PR that is easily readable and verifiable while gener…

One instance of weather is not climate, but climate dictates variance in weather.

> Regardless - the emdash predated LLMs … but that’s going way off topic! I'm too OCD to not point out this time it was a minus.

They may not recoup R&D costs for a while depending on volume, but they will make a profit per unit. They can't sell them as loss leaders like regular console manufacturers can, si…

I read a plot outline describing "turn of the century" and it threw me when I figured out they were talking about the early 2000s.

Who/what is the "establishment"?

It has 1M context, and it's not a huge codebase, and the context is sub 10% for a thorough task. This is an LLM issue, not a model/harness issue. I've run copilot/gemini/pi/opencod…

The $300B are on top of unfreezing assets.

I run Claude Max daily, and tried letting Opus 4.8 write an ADR with known requirements. After searching through codebase, git history, etc it spat out a surface level reasonable A…

This reads like compensation theatrics.