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Comment #25644169
Non-BSL4 labs shouldn't be ignored, though. Back in Feb 2020, a rumor circulating on Chinese social media said that there was a Non-BSL4 lab involved in researching bat viruses in …
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Comment #25643771
Yet another hypothesis being pushed by the CCP party-state is the seafood imports hypothesis. Although the motivation behind CCP's push is questionable, this hypothesis shall be tr…
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Comment #25643693
Back in Feb 2020, a rumor circulating on Chinese social media said that there was another lab in the city near the market, which was a competitor to the lab of Wuhan Institute of V…
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Comment #25371084
Here is my heavily biased take. People need to teach analytic philosophy, scientific methodology, logical empiricism, social-psychological dynamics, journalism, jurisprudence, and …
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Comment #25371021
I have an amusing idea: an independent amateur journalist network, composed of people doing the field work, in their free time. I'm not confident it will ever come true, but it's g…
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Comment #25317130
IMHO alternative solutions are possible. All effects aren't caused by a single factor. Free speech as a causal factor may enable an unfortunate causal path, but we can weaken this …
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Comment #25299486
Slightly off-topic. I was thinking if people can enforce a model where users can choose to delegate encryption work to OS or some kind of network gateway, and inspection is allowed…
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Comment #25168240
This reasoning is valid when randomization is not pre-configured and is done at the individual level. It doesn't hold when talking about changes that come with browsers etc and dep…
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Comment #24612575
I read a bit about that. The claim that Google was blocked due to unwillingness to follow Chinese laws isn't true. Be noted that China is not a country under rule of law. When Goog…
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Comment #24590302
Another textual account that I find. It still feels incomplete. https://www.keionline.org/33999 Link to the related webcast. I haven't taken the time to watch it. https://c.connect…
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Comment #24566179
That's terrifying, given so much of the ancient world is still unknown to us.
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Comment #24259216
Markdown isn't plain Unicode text. It mixes markup marks with plain text, and is intended to provide more layout than plain text. Plus, the question is rather broad, as there are s…
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Comment #24257879
My 2cents. 1. A markup language taking multi-lingual considerations to heart is a must for me. Markdown doesn't work well for non-alphabetic languages in terms of typesetting etc. …
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Comment #24165631
How hard is it to turn Servo into a project funded by mass small donations?
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Comment #23894288
The second one doesn't sound like a mistake to me. Someone being able to consistently post so quickly is actually a valid sign of being a bot.
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Comment #23818179
I was researching this topic once and found that two related keywords in epistemology are "epistemic peers" and "peer disagreement", although arguably having a different focus. I g…
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Comment #23709832
I disagree with your factual statements as well as political theoretical statements. Regarding political theoretical statements: There are different paradigms of liberal democracy …
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Comment #23692908
I agree with your point, but I feel there is a need to nudge people into civilized discussion platforms, where people can engage in critical analysis towards a wide array of factua…
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Comment #23636363
I would prefer something like: match node: on (time _ 1 @ 0, foo _ 2, bar _ 3, baz _ any, status _ 1 @ -1): do_something() rematch do_something_2(foo) '_' indicating span, and '@' …