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Comment #23727342
We now live in clown world.
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Comment #23634546
What's the saying? Code-less environments make 90% of building an app simple, and 10% impossible.
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Comment #23409301
And just to be clear, the supplements are recommendations based on research, not advertisements. No commissions. Go back a few episodes and you'll see the rationale for them.
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Comment #23409244
I'm not arguing other studies - they seem fine, except none of them studied the early use of HCQ with Zinc. I'm saying specifically that the Lancet should not have published the Su…
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Comment #23407387
I pointed out the Johnson and Johnson relationship only to say motives should be examined. Surgisphere is producing studies based on data they don't actually have, according to res…
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Comment #23405301
The corruption of science should be aggressively confronted. If you dig into Surgisphere, you will see they have significant consulting engagements with Johnson and Johnson. Not sa…
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Comment #23405206
And from his experienced analysis, the study is clearly, obviously junk, and the Lancet should be held to account for publishing it.
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Comment #23405174
Don't get hung up on the how the channel survives. The channel, whose host has a Phd in pathology, has been focused on Covid issues for months, after being demonitized by YouTube.
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Comment #23404108
Yup. More than suspicious.
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Comment #23404042
Great analysis of study's flaws: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUD_wvkNhnk If you dig into Surgisphere, you will see they have significant consulting engagements with Johnson and…
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Comment #23403823
Fantastic analysis of the Lancet study's flaws: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUD_wvkNhnk
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Comment #22526871
The study showed essentially no benefit if you do not have an existing deficiency.
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Quantified effect of vitamin D3/D2 on acute respiratory infections (2017)
Takeaway: If you're vitamin D deficient, taking a D supplement reduces the incidence of acute respiratory infections by 70%. Here is the study: https://www.bmj.com/content/356/bmj.…
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Comment #22224980
Essentially, Apple changed the iPad's user-agent to mimic macOS with the iPadOS 13 release. This makes detecting iPads impossible from the user-agent and requires DOM inspection.
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Comment #22048493
full disclosure - I'm a dev there, but Gator Analytics has all those things: https://analytics.gator.io
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Comment #21675495
I wonder if Google uses the data tracked on the pay version for ad targeting also. I bet they do.
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Comment #21674128
I've always been amazed that very few organizations question why Google Analytics is free. Sites are literally handing Google a list of targeted visitors their competitors can adve…
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Comment #21422316
if you look at the trendline, it was 88.7% last month: https://netmarketshare.com/report.aspx?options=%7B%22filter%...
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Comment #21422247
The whole reason we started tracking HTTPS vs HTTP was because of LetsEncrypt. Love that they broke the need to pay ridiculously overpriced fees to generate certs.
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