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Comment #42147053
I call it..the Wolfram Apparatus
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Comment #42112702
I wouldn’t be surprised if states like Idaho and Florida that don’t have functioning public health departments start having TB outbreaks to go with their measles outbreaks once the…
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Comment #42041343
Something I've learned from 404 media is journalism actually has a fine business model. People are willing to pay for good journalism. The problem is (much like the rest of the eco…
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Comment #42037824
Right, English is just a plain bad way to tell a computer to do something. The signal to noise ratio is too low and references are too ambiguous. You see this with the ridiculous "…
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Comment #42018496
There might be one case somewhere that could be found where a firm that technically counts as PE isn't shady but in general the very idea of private equity is shady so it follows t…
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Comment #42017996
I looked into this "ClearChoice" company and unsurprisingly it's private equity owned through a chain of sketchy intermediaries. If you're having any sort of medical or other work …
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Comment #41999762
While that’s true it’s good to be vigilant. Viruses are constantly evolving and flu can also exchange parts of its genome with other flu strains (reassortment). It may become more …
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Comment #41952372
Something people may not realize is that the fish that swim upstream to spawn and then die become food for more than just fat bears. The carcasses also fertilize the land surroundi…
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Comment #41909763
And don't forget states with those policies are losing OB/GYNs and other medical professionals rapidly[0] so even if you don't care about abortion your medical care or the medical …
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Comment #41903738
This is something I think people are missing but which is really important. AWS is flailing now and pissing off all the competent workers. Those who have the skill will leave for n…
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Comment #41899910
I gotta say don't sleep on this article thinking it's just another article about IPv6 adoption stats. There's a lot of interesting thought in the second half about what the Interne…
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Comment #41898527
> Another thing that changed on the server side was that, thanks to AWS and the like, it became trivial to set up a massive private network. Nowadays you can have a cluster of thou…
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Comment #41887309
And if you're a customer you need to start looking for alternatives. I've thought about making a website that just trawls press releases and PE firm sites to detect when a company …
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Comment #41842810
I had the same but with a cracked crown. The dentist did the bite wing x-rays, did whatever examination they do, and then at the end said it all looked good. They even did some fan…
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Comment #41832219
I'm glad you mention dentists/vets. I make it a point to verify local businesses aren't PE owned before I will use them. Of course one of the problems with PE is they hoover up _al…
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Comment #41820592
It should've been expanded into driving a long time ago. There are laws against distracted driving but I still see people weaving around like they're drunk on the roads. When I loo…
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Comment #41812225
I'm curious why you include antibiotics in your trusted medications list. Over the past several years we've found that antibiotics have a huge impact on beneficial microbes in your…
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Comment #41788983
They really are hard to work with compared to languages where you declare which exceptions you'll throw,. I always get angry when pylint raises an error for catching over-broad exc…
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