Zeratoss

I wish !

Not saying chronic exposure can never have adverse effects

Does this imply that the people behind the website specifically saved "juicy" user-uploaded images?

I have never seen fonts used like this.

Any other examples?

Global warming has reduced snowfall and accelerated snowmelt in mountainous regions, threatening the supply of fresh water for two billion people worldwide. Snow melts even faster if it is covered with sooty particles of black carbon, which are produced by the burning of wood and fossil fuels.

Dalei Hao at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richland, Washington, and his colleagues used simulations to assess how much soot will land on snow in the next several decades. They project a reduction in black-carbon pollution in snow-covered regions across the Northern Hemisphere between 2015 and the end of the twenty-first century.

Even if global carbon emissions continue to rise for the next half-century, the amount of solar radiation the snow absorbs because of soot and dust pollution will be 62.3% less by 2100 than when the snow was dirtier. The whitening of the snowpack is expected to slow its loss and increase the availability of fresh water, the scientists say.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mankind_Quarterly

I couldn't even copy the links to paste them manually, as my organization disabled this. This is not OK.

maybe this?

This is some better call Saul lawyering

I suspect the only difference is that technical topics like shiny-rust-program or webframework3000 are less controversial

I found the comments on that hacker news thread predictably awful, like all even slightly political discussion on hnews.

People trying to one up each other with edgy comments on why the ruling is actually a good thing and how smart they are.

A display of privilege and of a real lack of empathy

The HIV paper has been withdrawn and was total bunk.

See comments on the paper:

https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.01.30.927871v1?...

https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Emil_O._W._Kirkegaard

This is incredibly popular in single cell analysis

You don't have to mess around with proteins.

Producing a new protein and especially purifying it is a ton of work. mRNA is comparatively simple to produce

There seem to be a bunch of studies indicating that it is not the sugar that affects the behavior