skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Children may manifest bruxism if they have parasites (e.g.,worms).

Parasitic worms were endemic where I was raised. Every childhood physical included required a fecal sample for parasites. Years later, when I returned home, it struck me that I hadn't been tested for parasites in decades. Knowing what I know, I just couldn't believe I had none. So I bought some ivermectin, measured an amount proportional for my weight and slathered it on. Nothing happened that I noticed. Any parasites would almost certainly have been flushed out. Much cheaper than a doctor's visit! And I now have a 5-year supply of parasiticide!

Posts on HN report ivermectin is being tested against Covid-19 so maybe that's a plus!8-))
Hey, I used to struggle with jaw clenching, nonstop. My masseters were huge, I looked something like a chipmunk and by the time I found a solution I was having continuous daily pain. I realized I needed help when one day I caught myself rocking back and forth just to cope with how much pain I was in. Saw multiple specialists at several different hospitals.

Full-stop, the most helpful thing was physical therapy. The process itself was super painful, there were exercises we did involving pinching the muscle and me opening my jaw which were easily some of the most piercing moments of my life. There were also these metal scraping things we used which would leave my whole face red and inflamed for many hours. But I would walk away from a session feeling like my muscles were looser.

I think it took about 3 months to get to the point where I was no longer in continuous pain at home. About 6 months (and several thousand dollars of PT - $70 three times a week adds up) until I was comfortable dropping PT.

Two other things that helped, though difficult to know exactly how much:

1. Braces. I had braces a second time in my 20's because it was supposed to help. I think in the end they weren't necessary and PT alone would have been enough. Certainly the pain was gone long before the braces were gone. But my teeth are straight again, so I guess that's a win.

2. An awareness app that beeped at me every 15 minutes. The beep meant "check your jaw, put some space between your teeth (like 1mm) and unclench your muscles". Over time I was able to gain awareness and control over all the muscles in my face and neck and forcibly relax them. I don't think this would have been effective without the PT, my muscles were locked into place when I started PT and it was only the PT that got them loose again.

If I were to start struggling with this issue again, I'd go back to PT and I'd set up a 15 minute beeper again.

Can't stress enough how much PT helped. Through the 6 months, we ended up targeting probably every muscle group from the shoulders up. They were all tense together, and there's no way I would have found all of those muscles on my own, nor identified how much they worked together in causing all the clenching. It really was a whole-face-and-neck problem.
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> my console rather than this Invoke-WhatEver thing, because at least it seems programming language-y and names are consistent with all other web software.

Because curl is consistent?

> urn:isbn:0451450523

Curl can't do whatever this is either?
I don't think 3 cups is problematic but I'd think twice about the evening one. It takes a while for your body to process the caffeine so you'd likely be falling asleep with elevated concentrations of caffeine in your blood.
> Thanks Andrew for pushing the boundaries and rethinking what can be possible with modern tooling.

Zig fails if you have carriage returns or tabs in your source
For example, galaxy collisions. Dark matter by its nature doesn't collide, so it behaves differently than the galaxies it's in when there are physical collisions, and that's visible. Basically, the galaxies stop; the dark matter keeps going.

We can't directly see it, but we can see the gravitational lensing it causes. Dark matter isn't as invisible as believed.

Then there are cases of galaxies which don't contain any dark matter, and therefore act the way we were expecting them to from simple gravitational mechanics on visible matter. That rules out any solution involving changes to the laws of gravity, since such a change would be universal. The fact that galaxies can exist which contain none means it must be a substance of some kind which can exist more in one spot than another.
I don't think there are any countries left where international companies can't operate at all without paying bribes. Maybe they won't get their permits as fast, but they can still operate.

The fact that GS acts criminally is on GS. The fact that you can do business without being criminal like GS proves that this works.

See how I just shifted the conversation to the fact that GS is criminal? That's what we want. Not some routine transaction.
Very different than how console games worked.

On the old consoles, say the SNES you had up to 16 palettes each with 16 colors to use for sprites or backgrounds - although for sprites one color would be transparent.
Needs [2018]

Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18603632
So without dark matter explaining the planets not flying out of the system, there is actually less gravitational force, yet they are obviously still not flying out. Why? Simply due to the shape of space.
Nice to see this going mainstream after only

checks almanac

... a quarter-century of standards and practices.
I maximize the window height, but limit it in width precisely because so many websites aren't designed for wide screens. Windows makes this easy: just double click on the top or bottom edge of the window. It's also sticky, so I can easily drag it to the centre of the screen.
That doesn’t make sense in this scenario. The person making the posts that Facebook takes down isn’t trying to hide that they said those things — they want that message conveyed. Why would they deny it when asked?

Also, it’s trivial to take screenshots or otherwise archive the page even if Facebook takes it down.
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Related: sleep apnea is incredibly common and underdiagnosed, and strongly related to dental health and bruxism:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23435964

The sleep test is definitely worth doing. However keep in mind that if they say you don't have it, then it doesn't mean you won't.

To find out why, see the "Jaws" book I mentioned in that thread.

Anecdote: I told my neighbor she had sleep apnea. She got a sleep test from Kaiser, and Kaiser told her she didn't have it. Two years later, her dentist recommended the mouth guard for bruxism.

Neither the dentist or Kaiser seem to understand that sleep apnea and bruxism are related. But it's obvious to me that she went untreated for 2 years and the symptom became worse.
Which type/amount of magnesium?
Thing about these problems (and others) is that bottle necks and red tape generally are problems in just about any country.

Political leadership in this situation involves noting the regulatory and bureaucratic hurdles to action and using your authority to supersede them when a pressing situation requires it. Someone has to sit down and say "what needs to happen, what's standing in its way? What orders have to be issue to stop this today?" Someone has to say "this priority is more important than anything else at this point", etc. Just as an example, it shouldn't be hard to notice tests are only being mailed and to stop that this case, etc.

A crisis always requires political leadership because of both the this bureaucracy and the general confusion created by crisis. Many if not all bureaucracy will act ineffectively by default unless someone forces their hand.

Which is to say that the current situation is an abject failure of leadership specifically.
Perhaps we are an instance created by an alien construction management AI that is wondering if we will become self aware before the timeout.
In my experience you'll need to build up a toolbox of ways to help solve the root cause.

For the past 10 years I've been lightly grinding my teeth. Previous partners have noticed it at night and my dentist has suggested a mouth guard in the past to help.

I hate the feel of a mouth guard so avoided the suggestion for years and also avoided trying to solve it. But in the past 3 years i accidentally discovered the root cause and have been using various methodologies that as a side effect have mostly got it to stop.

Root cause: Trauma. (this can be either mental and/or physical)

The body will attempt to protect you in different ways. Tension, clenching, stiffness, etc. These are short term strategies which can be useful. But if the trauma isn't worked out it can leave the sympathetic nervous system in a heightened state.

Toolbox: (I like this metaphor because it's never one "trick" to fix things)

* Therapy -
Seems obvious in retrospect but i was very skeptical at first.
I ended up seeing one who specialized in mindfulness & cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT).
But you'll want to see what system works best for you

* Acupuncture

* Meditation practice

* Literally learning how to breathe (i would oddly hold my breath)

Using this toolbox has been a life-changer for various "bugs" in my life. Many i wrongly assumed were unfixable.

All of this has led me to feel calmer. Which has relaxed my body and helped with my posture. I can sleep better, and this lowered heightened state has largely removed my jaw clenching.

Find a way that works for you. But know that it's not a forever issue <3
I don't think that exact command-line would work:

- agetty would inherit the controlling terminal of the shell it launched from, and it doesn't know how to dissociate itself, so it would still need a tool like setsid

- agetty launches login, which needs root permissions, so you'd still need sudo

- agetty/login reset the environment for the new session, so setting those environment variables would have to effect

- not a semantic problem, just a syntactic one, but agetty manages the TTY named on its command line, it doesn't pay attention to its stdin/out/err, so the redirections wouldn't help

Taking all those changes into account, you get the command line from the "no job control" section at the end of the article.
That part of the article is poorly phrased and leaves out some important information on the judgement. There's a link to an issue of Nuclear Law Bulletin that provides better detail.

The biggest charges were ordered to be paid by CNEN (since preventing this kind of accident is part of their job, and they were notified of the potential danger well in advance) and IPASGO (the new owners of the site, who were also aware of the danger and didn't really do anything about it). Finally as you say, two people from IGR (the clinic that moved out) were also charged, because they removed "gates, windows, timberwork and the roof" from the facility while leaving the radioactive device for later - which might also explain why the new owners eventually got pissed and decided to lock them out.

In short the whole thing was a collective train wreck, but the most obvious failure seems to be that CNEN should have taken action immediately after being notified of the danger. Hopefully they're a bit more reactive now.

https://web.archive.org/web/20120318233148/http://www.oecd-n...
Seeing as new reddit feels like new Google as far as UI elements are concerned, I’m not surprised - it’s made for Chrome.
A visual chronicle of Tokyo’s disappearing jazz bars (2016)
- gravitational lensing measurements

- velocities in galaxy clusters

- getting the fine details of the complicated, wiggly cosmic microwave background spectrum right to extreme precision

- getting the fine details of cosmological structure formation (as measured from matter density fluctuations on very large scales) right

- galaxy collisions, like the Bullet cluster (hard to explain with modified gravity)

- the fact that some galaxies have much less dark matter than others (very hard to explain with modified gravity)
The best evidence for dark matter is arguably the CMB. The strengths of the individual peaks are highly suggestive of dark matter, in particular the third peak. Furthermore, most MOND simulations on cosmological scales still require dark matter (if they evolve the Universe following the Friedmann equation), for example an 11eV sterile neutrino, because there has yet to be an underlying theory that accurately describes the evolution that can reproduce the mass function and galaxy clustering with MOND. This isn't to say that dark matter doesn't have its problem, one of which is the fact that we don't know what it is; however, there still remain numerous candidates that have yet to be sufficiently explored experimentally.
The WebTransport API looks to bring WebSockets up to speed with similar features provided by WebRTC: reliable or unreliable connections and multiplexing. The addition of a Stream interface means it will be efficient for uploads and downloads too.

I can see this replacing most use cases of WebSockets once brought to ubiquity.
What's the a2 refer to?
I've seen that but Bryan said this just a few days ago:

> This was a smaller consideration - but more fundamentally, the model Neovim uses for input - queuing it on an event loop and handling it asynchronously - is at odds with what we required - to be able to process the input -> handle updates synchronously.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23628381
> *Now, this is probably nothing. The sensors are doing their thing and from time to time there is a spike.

I can't imagine that the engineers at that monitoring station wouldn't check for measuring errors before releasing such a statement.
Answered clearly here https://github.com/ziglang/zig/wiki/FAQ#why-does-zig-force-m...
I'm fairly certain that DDR4 has 64-byte bursts (64-bit data bus x 8 length bursts per command == 64-bytes per DDR4 operation). I'd expect all modern systems with DDR4 controllers to have 64-byte cache lines or greater.

LPDDR4 is a totally different protocol however. Maybe 32-bytes is optimal on cell phones... I don't know much about that.
There is also https://notabug.io/ for anyone looking into decentralized reddit alternatives.
I lost my software engineering job a year ago. In my late 50s I sunk into a depression. A resource that helped me get back on my feet was the works of Dr. David Burns. His website is https://feelinggood.com. He also has a book "Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy" and a podcast. In my case the feelings of hopelessness and depression that stemmed from my job loss were due to distorted thinking. For example my thinking was along the lines of "I've lost my job, I'm old, I haven't interviewed in decades so no company will hire me, I'm doomed". In reality that was distorted thinking. Sure some companies might practice age discrimination, but not ALL of them. I may be older, but I also have years of experience. It turned out that after about 4 months I found a job with a better company with a pay increase. There is hope and I hope this comment can help you in some way.
"Just in theory, a loan is only useful for someone who is already stable enough to think about long-term investments like starting a business."

It may seem obvious that someone who we consider to be poor, and to have unstable circumstances, has no use for a loan. I suggest you read 'Portfolios of the Poor'[0]. The book is based on financial diaries kept by people in precarious situations in poor countries. These diaries chronicle a surprising array of financial instruments used by people whose personal balance sheets are smaller than many HN readers' weekly snack budgets.

[0] http://www.portfoliosofthepoor.com/
I would like to thank (and blame :p) you for the rabbit hole. I just had some ride between zig, foss funding, musl, and such. Andrew is truly doing some awesome work.
Nobody wonders whats inside the door of pedophilia and nazism. We know. It's well documented.
Massive audience. Users don't care. Ads. Users don't want. Solutions for which there is no problem.
How, exactly, does one “empty” a person?
Feral hogs are an invasive species in the US that causes significant property and ecological damage while also not being a particularly good game animal. That ticks pretty much all the "we don't want this here" boxes that I'm aware of.

Who wants feral hogs?
If you think it’s worth more than a million US deaths so people don’t have to wear masks at grocery stores, take online classes, or stop going to disneyland, movie theaters, concerts, and live sporting events for the next 6-12 months, I don’t know what to tell you.

If you are planning to take no precautions because to do so would be mildly personally inconvenient, I sincerely hope you stay far away from my neighborhood and anywhere I have friends/family living until the pandemic is past.

If your position is representative of your local area, my heart goes out to your neighbors and the first responders and medical workers who will be trying to save their lives at grave personal risk.
Reddit recently started banning for not supplying a verified email. Lost a 12 yr old account. Meh. Fired up another account and then never went back.
And, in a sense, allows you to innovate, by lowering the bar you feel like you have to clear to make something of "quality."
But not influenza viri. They are harmless.
What is problematic is the immunosystem overreaction, the T-cells destroying everything around. Called cykotine storm.

Also the bacterial infections caused by such rampage. Like pneumonia.
You can’t really manage your data if you don’t include your service providers
> Literally learning how to breathe (i would oddly hold my breath)

How did you go about learning?
I said there is a preponderance of those two types, not that everyone involved falls into one of them.
The main problem I have with dynamic loading is that my app crashes without any sensible error message on runtime, if I misspelled a single symbol.
To be fair, this seems like a generally true case of how subreddits work. Leftist subs brigade, Conservative subs brigade, star wars subs brigade, subs about watching other subs brigade still brigade. It's unsolvable so long as people that disagree are allowed to freely access each other's reddits (not that that's a bad thing).
After I lost faith in western medicine's ability to help me with this problem I started tinkering and have come to the conclusion it's related to my breathing problems: mild sleep apnea and sinus inflammation.

The first thing I did was start sleeping predominantly on my sides and stomach, which turns out is how people sleep in nature[1]. This made my apnea all but disappear.

Then after I noticed my sinuses react to dietary changes I went on a carnivore diet -- basically only meat -- for an extended period of time and my sinuses fully cleared up. Right now I deviate from the diet a bit but I remain cautious and it's working out well.

When my breathing improved my clenching subsided.

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1119282/
Notice the data bus is shared but the address bus is not in the pic. So there was arbitration by Agnus but the data didn't go through it.
Why does the dark matter stop? Don't colliding galaxies stop due to gravity, which dark matter is equally affected by?
Do you know the answer to "Why not just use WebRTC?"? I am used to documents like this having an explanation of the "why", but I am not seeing it here (or an extra stupid today).
https://wren.io/performance.html#why-is-wren-fast
Hi smt88,

Thank you so much for checking it out.

This is a problem. As far as I know there are only two ways to gain trust with an audience when your company is a start up. So I am going to be completely transparent with the answer and hopefully you will see our point of view.

1) Third party security audit - This is one way of a startup gaining trust. Having a third-party audit the VPN and the VPN showing the results. We actually went to see how much something like this would cost and it was in excess of $20,000. We unfortunately do not have this sort of money to put up. In addition to that, most VPN providers who have done so were already established and had a steady stream of income.

The issue I have with this is at the end of the day it is a $20,000+ sticker you can have. Should the VPN provider wish to do so, they can easily change their system after the audit is complete and do what they like anyway. So, I agree it adds to trust, but at the end of the day it can be reversed in the background. Having said that, when we can afford to do so, we will most likely get it done to follow protocol.

2) Open Source apps - Due to the way our VPN works, we found the best solution for us was to use the libvpn libraries. They can be found at http://libvpn.com/

These libraries, unfortunately, are not open source. However, they are very powerful and the code is of good quality. Due to this, we are unable to make our apps completely open source.

Again, open sourcing the apps, although it looks good, ultimately doesn't mean anything. Any malicious activity can be done in the back-end. The apps source code may show up fine, but the back-end of the service can do whatever the owners want.

That's not to say open sourcing them isn't a good thing, it is just that aside from the fact that we can't do so, ultimately it means little if the service provider wanted to screw its customers.

I would love to hear feedback on other ways we could gain trust. In our FAQ we explain about our system and our privacy policy explains what we do not log, what we monitor etc. We also have an EV SSL certificate on the website to help build this trust.

Regards,
Peter @ Oeck.
Yeah, he apparently refuses to die already so we can still be under his evil deeds...