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Soon made much more convenient by your QR passport.

I, for one, welcome our new QR overlords.

add some to sites.google.com, see how they like them apples.

Great, more e-waste due to lack of upgradability.

At which point does polluting the plant intentionally becomes a crime?

For some, data is not needed to figure out that tyranny isn't worth investigating.

penalize the flakes, give steady performers a boost?

after some point, no flakes on the platform.

I know this might be asking too much, but: fix political corruption

Not one person in comments stated they love to sit in traffic for two hours every single day.

Strange, isn't it?

Just because someone scribbles something doesn't make it law, or even simply legal.

Strange how that's completely forbidden to discussed.

Just mass hysteria, encouraged by those that feel they can derive by benefit from it, be it increased attention or more political power, anything really. Fairly typical situation actually, maybe even the default state of the human race.

What are the more detrimental things you had in mind?

It's just people that don't have kids tell everyone how to deal with kids.

I guess they never tried putting masks on cats and dogs either.

You clearly have no kids, nor have you never dealt with any for any length of time.

how common is that?

Not commenting on the particular issue/article, but can we dispense with blind faith in pre-prints as gospel and final instance of truth?

"This article is a preprint and has not been peer-reviewed [what does this mean?]. It reports new medical research that has yet to be evaluated and so should not be used to guide clinical practice."

Consider all pre-prints complete bunk until proven otherwise. Anyone can publish whatever they want to support whatever conclusion they want in a pre-print.

UK's JCVI declined to recommend vaccines to children on risk/benefit basis. That was prior to Omicron, probably even less useful now.

>And voluntarily unvaccinated people should not fill ICU beds that other people need.

Wow. I'm speechless.

Blacks (along with some other minorities) are the group with the lowest vaccination rate, for rather obvious reasons. If you aren't familiar, look up the Tuskegee experiment.

You are proposing to flat out deny life-saving medical care, in a critical illness situation, to those very vulnerable groups that have completely justified distrust of a government that abused them for hundreds of years.

>there are still unvaccinated people occupying ICU beds, leading to non-Covid related treatment getting postponed, and sometimes leading to deaths.

Did you have a flu shot every year? Are all other vaccines you had in childhood boosted on schedule? Looking forward to you send us proof.

Also please prove you wash hands everytime you go to the washroom. Until then, I expect you aren't going to seek treatment for any infectious diseases, after all we don't even have proof you wash hands, and how can we waste precious medical resources on such irresponsible citizens who voluntarily refuse the best medical intervention of all time, basic hygiene? /s

The real biggest problem is people that do not understand why informed consent exists in the first place.

Lack of political will to expand the ICU capacity does not override informed consent. Even completely broke countries like El Salvador have been able to roll out field hospitals, it can be done.

can't it be sequenced again and again and custom treatment prepared every time?

cancer in general an umbrella term for 100s of different diseases.

They are regenerated in 2-3 months.

Nothing screams privacy more than demanding your phone number, attaching it to a recurring conventional payment rail and demanding your entire address book.

/s

Bookmarking is broken. We bookmark to find them later.

Better would be to save the entire page, not just the URL, as that would likely have more keywords that you'll remember later.

That's what I do, just save pages into a folder.

most of the value is in having a uniform and consistent system of units.

It is the mixture of both that ends up being very confusing.

The hardest test in finance is a physics/math PhD defence, from MIT or Caltech.

CFA is just a decoy.

Does Chrome do certificate transparency on its own updates?

Remember that rogue driver signed by a “leaked” cert?

Things like that are a lot more useful than fooling someone about some silly website.

Updates to your OS or secure apps (lmao) funded by the abc soup (Signal and Free Radio Asia, read up) could be signed by the government.

For the greater good, citizen.

We already have a form of key escrow in the form of public PKI infra/root CAs, etc.

how are you aware of that?

what are the optimizations you are talking about?

if the "machine" is programmed to make a certain "choice", and "obeys" that programming, why is it guilty?

I'm sure you are familiar with Conway's Life?

He also had this theorem: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_will_theorem

General Electric is actually commited to run PDP-11 for another 30 years, until 2050.

And it’s already 52 years old, today. Seems like solved problem.

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