skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The association between cannabis and schizophrenia remains, as far as I'm aware, primarily statistical, and other factors like familial history are significantly more predictive.

EDIT: That is, I don't think we have sufficient understanding to say whether pot abuse causes schizophrenia, or schizophrenics are more likely to abuse pot. Given what I know of how awful a ride that is, self-medicating that devolves into abuse seems far more plausible to me. Further, there's research that takes into account family history of these mental illnesses out to 3rd — and further — degrees, and which suggests a much stronger link between that and the illness, than the drug use.
"When a large company calls for regulation, what they are really requesting are regulatory costs that serve as barriers to entry, protecting them from upstart competitors. It means nothing else. Ever."

https://twitter.com/arrington/status/1112179332892385280
parking your bike outside in an unsecured area is a recipe for getting it stolen (in the US)

That´s everywhere. I was told that in Austria the only major petty theft is bike theft (in one of the most secure countries in the world).

I don´t even need to mention how prevalent it is in my country Uruguay (which tries to encourage bike use).
In general it seems like a great idea not to use drugs when your brain is developing. I wish this signal was louder in the zeitgeist. Drugs are just as much fun at age 25.
That's exactly the conclusion I've come to as well. My current car has CarPlay and there's no way I'll go back. And trying to charge me a monthly fee to use it is just insulting.
Do you have any data to back up the claim that it's "a far more expensive language to develop software in than all of the alternatives"?

I feel like most scripting languages are pretty similar in terms of productivity based on my own experiences anyway...
I'm not sure why you are confused. Do you expect people to jump out and just buy a new car every single year? Some people do this, by way of leasing. They upgrade all the time. For others, buying a car is a substantial investment and not necessarily something you want to (or are even capable of) jumping out of just for new safety technology.

Also newer does not mean better. I have an old 2000 Jeep Cherokee that will probably last an eternity with its stout 4.0L engine. It's currently got 253k miles and is one of the most comfortable and enjoyable cars I have ever driven. I also have a modern 2016 Ford Mustang. I can appreciate both vehicles for what they are, but I wouldn't say one is better than the other purely based on age. In fact, the older one is easier to maintain and parts are far cheaper.
It's not going to be efficiently threaded like in Raku, but this is also possible in Perl 5 with a few modules from CPAN. https://metacpan.org/pod/IO::Async::Function will maintain a preforked pool of processes (on Unix) or threads (on Windows), and return Futures, which can be used by fmap_concat from https://metacpan.org/pod/Future::Utils to make a very map-looking iteration. The experimental https://metacpan.org/pod/Future::AsyncAwait will make this even more natural in the future.
Sure, first hit on Google, certain you can find more yourself if you like: https://www.cnet.com/news/google-goes-down-for-5-minutes-int...
I can't say what truly caused it or what factor cannabis played, all I know is that the diagnosis was 'substance induced psychosis' and 'schizophrenia' -- the doctors were pretty stumped and that leads to my point that a lot more research is needed.
> I believe inflation is very likely to explode in the next few years

Why?
The understanding I've gotten from reading about the topic and talking to a GP was that anything that makes symptoms worse will lengthen recovery time.
One of the implications of this report is absurd. Why does the Surgeon General feel the need to clarify that one particular aspect of cannabis is deleterious, when their stance is that the substance is Schedule 1?
I still have a photo somewhere of the X6 nav system showing "-1 km" to destination. It did look beautiful though, in that glorious custom font from Dalton Maag.
I think that's what OP is saying...it's easier for kids to get than alcohol
I don't think overdose necessarily means serious physical reaction or death. If you eat a weed brownie and become way higher than you expected (and freak out as a result), I think it's reasonable to call that an overdose.
Note for those looking for this helmet, from [1]:

“Footnote, May 30 2019:We have since received word that the Cyclone MIPS is an older model that has been discontinued by Lazer – and suspect, given the likely spike in interest as a result of the Virginia Tech update, that the brand may be regretting that decision.”

This is particularly unfortunate, since the scores for two Lazer MIPS helmets vary quite widely on the test in question, so it's not clear you could just go with another model.

[1] https://cyclingtips.com/2019/05/wavecel-vs-mips-virginia-tec...
Did the car you rented have a Play/Pause button on the steering wheel? That’s what I am missing the most: being able to quickly pause (and later resume) whatever I’m listening to through CarPlay because I need to pay attention to something that’s happening inside or outside the car. Reading the CarPlay documentation, it seems that it supports such a button, but it’s hard to find a list of cars that have one.
Looks cool !
glad to hear you've modified your driving habits!

i use voice control and steering wheel buttons only whilst driving, works well enough!
Especially when more stars is better! Overall their testing methodology looks good, so it's a little disappointing that the presentation is so counterintuitive.
Smashing My Ricoh Printer
Upgrading the head units in modern BMWs is, practically speaking, impossible. Almost all manufacturers have moved away from standard single or double DIN units.
They mean a larger than intended dose. It’s not uncommon for inexperienced edible users to take more prematurely because they “don’t feel anything yet.”
Show HN: Let Software Bots Save You Time
Given the link between inflamation due to infection and schizophrenia (here's a radio documentary on the subject, 'The Inflamed Mind', https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpjYmYPKZNE ) and the fact that joints and bongs are very often shared, any correlation could be entirely down to the increase in disease transmission vectors rather than the cannabis itself.
I can't believe the electorate tolerates this kind of thing over there.
Yeah you might be right, it's tempting, simpler does sound better. I occasionally reach for nano when I'm on a system that doesn't have Vim out of the box (and I don't want to use vi, which is always there, but is just that slightly different to Vim in a few subtle ways to be annoying).
It's worth noting that Firefox Focus is just another chromium-based browser. If things keep moving in the direction they currently are, this may be the sad fate of Firefox proper :(
I have a Giro Synthe MIPS, and I would avoid them: they designed the sweatband wrong, so that it all drains right down into your eyes.

It bugged me so much I got a Bell helmet that has a little tab that takes the sweat out away from your face so it can drip down unimpeded. It looks kind of gimmicky, but it works pretty well.
I really resonate with this. It feels like everyone in the "value chain" between you and your product is trying to interpose some software based monthly recurring revenue stream to boost their margins.

The recent story about how Cisco routers would 'phone home' to see if your license for the software was still current and not operate if it wasn't struck me as another absurd example of how lame this can be.

What always astonishes me is that a company like BMW which makes an excellent car can convince itself that it can maintain and operate a software service infrastructure. Just get a few web designers and some coders to whip up an app. Reality is complicated, and what others make look "easy" (Amazon, Google, Azure) has a lot of layers you can't easily "outsource."

Even back in the 90's Sun was fretting over the fact that if you just bought one copy of Solaris with your computer and never upgraded, all those engineers sitting around would just consume cash waiting to do something. Free software has whacked the software business model even further afield.
yes, i've set up jira for a few teams (as a pm), and developers, designers, and other users generally have been surprised at how low-friction jira can be.

custom workflows can add automated state management and notifications where appropriate for your dev practices without restricting what you can do. then a little light process on top (who does what with issues in which states, i.e., assuming ownership by the team) glues it all together.
Whats the rundown on CoL to do something like this?
Larger than intended I would assume. There are plenty of reports of people consuming an edible, not feeling anything for twenty minutes, consuming more, and then having a bad trip.
You can't OD as in heroin/cocain OD but you can definitely take doses that will make you sick, trigger paranoias, &c.
It's virtually impossible for an adult/teenager to die due to the direct effects of cannabis.
It took me 20 seconds to find one example on Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/Forge-Excellence-Supplement-Metabolis...

It is a loophole in that they can list "FDA something" on their product and prey on consumers who do not know any better.
I have a similar BMW.

In my opinion, the sane way to approach cars is to accept that it's an excellent mechanical machine with shit software. Even if they were to do an awesome job, which they won't, over the years the software/screen will get outdated.

The solution is to minimize the software use, and enjoy the car as a mechanical machine, eg. buy the torque-y 30d not the 20d. Eg. I know the map is shit, so I just don't think about it, I have a $2 thing and I mount my phone and that's it. My phone will always have a nicer screen, better software, better 4G, it will always be configured better for me (I get a new phone every year).

On the car, I just use the radio, the bluetooth for Spotify (sometimes it doesn't work), and that's it. Things like "CarPlay" or whatever, voice commands, it's better not to think about it and just enjoy the ride.

The only tech upgrade I'd take on a new car is the surround camera because I'm a shitty parker, but that's it.
Exactly. Illicit drugs are easier to acquire than legal drugs when you're underage.
It's mostly the "3+ months" for a "minor" concussion that I was objecting to.
The US really needs to have better maternity leave!
In ever US state where it is legal (Washington, Oregon, California, Colorado, Alaska, Mass., and 2020 Illinois and Michigan) I think the minimum age is 21. Sure people underage can get it, but there is an attempt being made to limit it to people at least 21.

I knew parents who let their teenagers know they used it, but also told them they didn't want their kids using it until they were at least 18 (but if they wanted to try it; to ask them and not do it at a party or anything).

I generally agree.
Rossmann admits when he is wrong (the best example was recently on the legal case about some other independent repairer, where he changed his stance to Apple's side, when he learnt more details).

And he actually praises Apple quite a bit as well, in areas where he thinks they do well, such as their trackpads.
I've been thinking about this problem recently. I drive a 2010 and can handily afford a new vehicle, so I've been somewhat attuned to the good and bad features of new vehicles. 10 years is a long time in the auto industry, especially when it comes to cars and their interior tech. Having watched my friends with newer cars struggle to get them to work properly has really put me off shopping for a new one, since these systems generally aren't optional anymore - there's no longer a 'base model' with a plain stereo and dash items.

Anyway, because of this I've been keeping my eyes out for cars that are still in new production today, but are using an old design. These are, in my opinion, better because their systems date from before a time where problems like those mentioned in the OP didn't exist, yet the car is brand new. There's not many out there, any it seems limited to low volume - read: pricey - models. One example is the Nissan 370z.
Right now rakudo with MoarVM is for all intents and purposes the main implementation of Perl6. The rakudo frontend also works with the JVM. There's work to make it work with JavaScript as a backend. It is in a continual state of being really close to the latest spec, but right now the spec is undergoing versioned revision too.

Niecza is an implementation of Perl6 which targets the CLR. Last I checked it lagged rakudo a bit but was still being updated and maintained.

There are other, independent implementations of Perl6. There's STD.pm which implements Perl6 in Perl6 and uses viv to transliterate portions of itself into Perl5.

Pugs is last I checked dormant, but it was an independent implementation of Perl6 in Haskell.

So if someone asks for an implementation of Perl6, they probably want rakudo. Just like if someone asks about an implentation of Ruby they probably want CRuby / MRI unless they for some reason don't. Ruby, however, doesn't really have a language spec so other Ruby implementations like JRuby chase MRI compatibility. This was a problem with Perl5 which was defined by its primary implementation. Python has the Python Language Reference for alternate implementations like IronPython and Pypy to develop against, much like the R5RS and R6RS Scheme documents. This is why Perl6 the language is defined by the spec - so multiple implementations can compatibly exist.
Its referring to ingesting more than the desired amount, not "ODing" in the lethal sense.
To put numbers on this, a typical approximation for bond energy as a function of stretch would be E = 500x^2, where x is the stretch in Angstroms and E is the energy change in units of thermal noise at room temperature (about 0.6 kcal/mol). A bond length deviation of 0.01 Angstroms is already negligible, because its associated stretch energy is far below thermal fluctuation levels. Parts per billion are totally invisible.
Carplay has been a pretty buggy experience for me as well (in a Citroen). I'm not sure how much it's the fault of the car or the phone.

- sometimes nothing happens when I plug in the phone

- navigation instructions are sometimes barely audible even though the music is loud

- Siri sometimes gets stuck

It's nice when it works, but it still feels a lot like a beta.

Siri voice recognition is really bad. The car's built in voice navigation is much better (eg. the car will offer the top 3 choices when it's not sure, and I can just say "2" when number two is correct. Siri on the other hand will almost always try to send me to places hundreds of kilometers away....
The interesting thing about Electron was that it was produced by a group independent of Google. If Mozilla spun off XULRunner as a subsidiary and allowed them to make decisions on marketing, there’d be actual competition.

(There’s also not much point to disabling XUL extensions entirely since Firefox now requires extensions to be signed).
Software in cars (with the possible exception of Tesla's) has always been terrible compared to that of smartphones. BMW has long had the reputation of worst-of-the-worst in this regard.

Which is why I insist my phone have a 1/8" jack as well as my car: It's the only reliable way of connecting the two. Bluetooth never works and USB always wants to download my contacts when all I want is for my music to play.
Most species don't really need to be tested because their chromosomes are different enough to make it obvious their offspring would be infertile, right?

Of course if hybrids are infertile they would be considered different species.

If hybrids are fertile, like your example of camels and llamas, then according to what reason would they be considered the same species? Did their evolution diverge and then reconverge?

I guess it depends on your definition of "often".
Also being able to control everything via Siri with actually competent speech recognition is a godsend compared to the several minutes of shouting in various accents that most in-built voice control systems require.

The need for internet access is slightly irritating however.
Cannabis is not "meant" for anyone. It is a naturally occurring substance. Whether it has a negative impact on teens or adults is a completely separate question. Just like with alcohol.
Well there’s a good reason for this: In this day and age it’s pretty much the ideal option. In fact I think android makes a horrible phone OS (not because it has no good features) but I’ve never had an android phone that didn’t become a battery sucking and unmanageable nightmare. And are high quality audio APIs available (I gave up caring a few years ago)

AFAIC, Android is best suited as an industrial OS. Before android it was Windows CE, which was even bigger garbage than Android, and of course now it is dead.

Alternatives are things like custom rolled Linux (and really why?) and RTOS/GUI platforms like vxworks, qnx.. they have their place. 90% of shit can just use stock android and whatever mods you need.
I would never opt-in to ads even if there was some upside. That's like asking if I'd like to see billboards on a beautiful drive through Colorado and in return you'll throw some change in my center console. I'll just take the beautiful drive and you can keep the cash.

> The machine-learning bits study your browsing habits in a private, non-leaky manner.

I think everyone's been around the internet long enough to know that nothing is private forever and everything has leaks. Relevant: https://twitter.com/briankrebs/status/1045091640480804864
All the cookies are gone and the subject is has abandoned the study in favour of learning the ukelele.
Unfortunately the fallacy of correlation-is-causation muddies the water here. Does self-medication cause incipient psychoses to fully manifest, or do those with incipient psychoses resort to self-medication in early stages in seeking to treat their symptoms?

Fortunately, it's still illegal to even study these things in America so we can comfortably resort to what we have faith in without the scourge of proof.

This goes just as much for the miracle of CBD oil (CBD rhymes with 'znake').
I think you meant to say "Induced schizophrenia by weed could be a thing, but more research is needed". The causation and correlation between existing mental health issues and weed is not well understood. Correlation is not equal to causation...
There are some pretty critical differences from IRC:

- history (this is probably the biggest)

- in-line replies

- 3rd party integrations

- gif/photos/files
This tbh. I see a car as an appliance to get from point A to point B.

Sure some cars are sexy and go fast, but you can't push them to the limit on the street, you're not on a track.
Getting Started with HTTPie for API Testing
DDG is just so bad. Yesterday I found a website on my desktop. I wanted to view it on my Raspberry Pi so I could copy/paste the commands. So I typed in some keywords from the title and the name of the site. By default the Raspbian image uses DDG apparently.

The page I was after was not to be found.

Well at least on the first page, I didn't bother checking beyond. Did the !g thing and got the page I wanted straight up first hit.

Here are the searches for reference:

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=maker+pro+install+tensorflow

https://www.google.com/search?q=maker+pro+install+tensorflow

I've tried DDG so many times, but it just doesn't find relevant stuff. Sad, because I don't want to rely on Google.
In Brave a user has to actively go to their settings and turn on ads. It's turned off by default.
All I need is a dashboard phone mount and an FM transmitter, preferably transmitting to a radio with physical controls. Touch screen systems in cars have always been terrible every time I've used one and bluetooth is always a nightmare in general. I value being able to physically control what goes where with aux cables instead of the car suddenly blaring a youtube video because the bluetooth synced itself mid-drive or something else typical of bluetooth systems. Good thing 90s cars with good physical radios are cheap, plentiful, and reliable.
I've been looking at buying a car recently, after having just rented cars and using carpools for the past decade or so. I've been looking at maybe getting a Volvo C70 – I like the idea of a hard top convertible, and also crucially it's old enough (2013) to have actual dials instead of crappy touch screens while still being new enough to be comfortable. I do like CarPlay, it'd be nice if I could have both, but if it comes down to it I'll take the dials and buttons over a touch screen any day.
I have a similar situation with my own brother- skipping over many details for brevity. What I've always wondered was whether the marijuana caused the mental illness or whether the mental issues developing lead to a dependence on the marijuana to cope with the stress, anxiety, etc. Sure, there is a correlation there, but how certain are we which causes which?

Then again, psychotropic drugs when you're already dealing with problematic brain chemistry probably isn't a great idea for anyone.
Last I knew, most of these stereos supporting CarPlay and Android Auto were running QNX, not Android.
drugabuse.gov should probably not be considered an un-biased source on the topic of drugs of abuse. Some of their material will be propaganda and FUD.
And how much of the general population carries that specific gene? The 4-5 is a conditional probability.
It's a comically large amount of THC to reach the LD50. 192mg/kg.
I've stuck electrodes in enough brains to be very, very conservative about what i'm comfortable allowing to cross the BBB in rapidly developing tissues :)
Very well put. And you could argue that it is not as much a stretch as it seems.

Self driving cars would realistically have to keep functioning in situations where arbitrary communication with humans is required (which happens daily), which tends to turn into an AI-hard problem quite quickly.
Just like factory automation it will require plenty of custom tweaking, assembling, and lining up everything in the right order with the correct timing to flow smoothly, even if the fundamental ideas are the same. Even harder is when it's not a simply multi-step process on a conveyor belt like a factory (ie, product repair vs assembly) where there are a lot of potential question marks it must adapt to.
I think it depends no how this score is determined. If their rating methodology allows them to determine an upper bound on protection better than a lower bound, then it's better to set that bound to score zero, to not risk later needing scores with negative numbers.

The formula seems to be on the following pdf on the third page.

https://vtechworks.lib.vt.edu/bitstream/handle/10919/83760/B...

That's a funny query parameter, by the way. I tried setting isAllowed to n, but it still gave me the pdf, so who knows what it's for.
Let me guess, you think that free markets are naturally stable and fairly competitive, instead of naturally devolving into monopolies where the rich use buyouts, advertising, and bribery/lobbying to make the free market unfree and pull the ladder up behind them.
Do you really think a publication from a place with a URL 'drugabuse.gov' is going to be a reliable source of unbiased information?
>For example, the BMW GPS makes better use of screen real estate

FWIW, with the G12 this cost like $30 on ebay to fix. (And $10 for the bmw ethernet ODB cable)
By providing a coherent set of easy-to-use, privacy-respecting alternatives.

It makes it easier for those who _want_ to switch, but don't have the confidence/skill/energy to figure everything out on their own.

Similarly, Disroot made it easy to switch away from Google, by providing a complete (for my purposes) drop-in replacement; Ubuntu made it easy to switch from Windows.
I assumed he was being sarcastic