Comment Re:Craziness (Score 1) 242
Yes, let's manipulate the circadian rhythm of 325 million people to make some interesting days.
Comment Memestock people don't trust Robinhood (Score 1) 23
After Robinhood restricted GME in Jan 2021, the people in communities on Reddit like WSB started using other brokerages that weren't selling their order flow data.
Comment Re:Shallow (Score 1) 77
Just read this complex idea spread out through a thread of 25 tweets! What's the problem? /s
Sizing Up the Viral Threat 78
sciencehabit writes "Ebola, HIV, influenza, MERS. Plenty of animal viruses cause devastating diseases in humans. But nature might have many more in store. In a new study, U.S. researchers estimate that there are more than 320,000 unknown viruses lurking in mammals alone (abstract). Identifying all the viruses in mammals would be a huge boon to scientists and epidemiologists, Daszak says. If an animal virus begins spreading to humans, they could use the new sequences to quickly pinpoint its source. In the lab, they could study the newfound viruses to see which are most likely to jump to humans and then prepare vaccines or drugs, he says. 'It would be the beginning of the end for pandemics.' A complete viral inventory would also carry a hefty price tag: about $6.3 billion, the authors estimate. 'But you have to put that into perspective,' says Daszak, pointing to the 2003 SARS outbreak. That pandemic alone is estimated to have cost between $15 billion and $50 billion in economic losses."
Comment Dual Monitors and ditch the laptop screen (Score 2) 312
At home, and at my last job, I had dual 24" monitors attached to a laptop. At my current job, I have two monitors on a desk mount with a desktop pc.
I found that two large monitors in front of my face with a real keyboard and mouse is the best setup. I use the laptop screen as kind of an "auxiliary" monitor. I put things that distract me over there.
Comment FL - Orlando, Long line! (Score 1) 821
My line in Florida was long as hell. I waited two hours and the line was longer than when I left. My district is tiny, so it seems like everyone came out this morning to vote.
Comment How it all works. (Score 1) 73
in america, you pen test the government
in soviet russia, government pen tests you
Comment Re:It is a lot like razor blades. (Score 1) 191
what if it doesn't grow back with Nair? Just don't wanna take that risk.
Journal Journal: Good morning.
Good morning. This will go down on my permenant record. w00t.
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