Zorcron
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- Comment on Fictional 6 days ago:
The round number would still be arbitrary, no? It’s roundness would be based on the base 10 counting system, which is also arbitrary.
- Comment on Secondsies 1 week ago:
And rightfully so! I would personally be too paranoid to even take a picture of a screen that had PHI, even if it was out of frame. However based on what is in the photo, nothing needed to be redacted from a HIPAA standpoint.
- Comment on Secondsies 1 week ago:
That’s the prescriber’s information. It says DEA, NPI, then the address, and probably phone number. None of that is HIPAA protected.
- Comment on Caves of Qud wins the Hugo Award for Best Game or Interactive Work 2 months ago:
Well Rogue did come out 45 years ago. 35 years ago was around the end of the NES/start of SNES generation.
- Comment on Water Snek 2 months ago:
A quick google shows people estimating 500-750 kcal/hour when swimming the English Channel. And another big range, but it looks like ~15 hours is a decent estimate for a one-way crossing, so that’s ~7,000-11,000 kcal, which assuming 3500kcal/lb of fat, that’s 2-3 lbs. This is all ignoring the fact that most of the energy burned is actually glycogen and food consumed during the swim, not fat reserves.
- Comment on This is WAR. 2 months ago:
Not to undermine your point about forklifts being more dangerous than cars (no idea personally, I don’t have any firsthand experience, only horror stories I’ve read on the internet), but I wonder if accidents/injuries per vehicle per year is the best measurement of danger considering I would assume most cars are only driven for about an hour per day, but I would assume forklifts are operated for about 8-12 hours per day.
- Comment on For the little guys. 5 months ago:
To alleviate that feeling: they’re the same person.
- Comment on xkcd #3081: PhD Timeline 6 months ago:
I think he made one endorsing Clinton in 2016.