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jonReadingNews

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    Comment #48869255

    not even the first time https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/iyo-sues-former-eng... Edit: this was a year ago

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    Comment #39763421

    You may not know either way but the scientific community absolutely does. Over 350,000 papers published here referencing long covid specifically and growing: https://www.ncbi.nlm.n…

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    Comment #39763229

    SARS-CoV-2 not only infects the brain it continues to replicate inside neurons. Evidence of this featured just days ago: https://x.com/danibeckman/status/1769569843760763120

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    Comment #39698167

    Another idea is this facilitates (re)creating these kinds of worlds and moments. Imagine your favorite MMORPG at your favorite time and imagine being able to recreate what feels li…

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    Comment #38000474

    Officially? None. See https://x.com/erictopol/status/1689303073494335488

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    Comment #37035046

    The blog post your company just published confirms this: Account owners or administrators (“customers”) provide consent. Participants receive notice. Gross and disappointing.

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    Comment #37030315

    I can’t help but notice the distinction between between customers _deciding_ and participants being _informed_. Can participants not also decide? Can the decisions not be mutual an…

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    Comment #37007530

    I was hesitant to configure my partner’s devices (family plan) to set as default engine but eventually convinced them and they haven’t even brought it up once since. I assume no ne…

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    Comment #21436136

    I like this idea. Especially helpful for prototyping a web UI against an arbitrary existing dataset. PostgREST is much more full featured and as commented by a few others “producti…

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    Comment #4725690

    Excellent work.

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    Comment #2685496

    I never said you are completely, objectively wrong. I just disagreed with a point.. On that note, I see nothing untidy. No hostility meant by "you argue". You provided a critique, …

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    Comment #2684584

    You argue that spacing produces clutter, but I completely disagree. Clutter is shoving tons of information together without spacing.

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    Comment #2679437

    Totally agree with both of you. Tumblr is one of the simplest api's I have ever worked with, though. To decide not to use it because there isn't some one-click dashboard csv export…

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