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> Dear Dr Marik I am from a remote place(Muzaffarpur,Bihar) in India.people are not that rich and can’t effort costly treatment.i used your MATH PLUS protocol in TOTO to save hundreds of life at very low cost.since there is limited govt facility I have managed pts with SPO2 of even 72% at room air with home oxygen,proning and MATH PLUS. I don’t have words to thank you for this.you deserve to get Nobel Prize for your protocol. Words are not supporting me enough to thank you. Dr Vimohan Kumar

Source: https://www.mountainhomemag.com/2021/05/01/356270/the-drug-t...
> Knowlton had been a graduate student at Columbia University, working on a PhD in particle physics, when he first concocted the idea for the poster.

Who says grad school is useless?
Also would a similar phenomenon be possible in an inactivated SARS-CoV2 virus vaccine?
Medical is probably the single most regulated industry in the US. The US landed at the worst possible system where the government mostly only pays for medical for old people (where the returns on expenditures are very low), but simultaneously interferes a lot with hospitals and insurance in ways that make the process very punishing for everyone.

You can get much better service for way less money if you avoid the red tape and do a home birth.
None of that could result in piratebay staff going to jail, or individual people downloading recieving legal threats
the linked thread was posted after this one.
Klarna is very easy to use. They take a large part of the risk. The seller typically sells the purchases to them.

It may be different in different countries but the thing with the interest free credit is that once you don't pay on time it is converted into a revolving credit with high interest rate and something like a 60 months payment plan.

Klarna have also historically made up own names for fees to circumvent regulations for regulated fees. They were among the first to remove days of grace and among the first to use a fixed number of days from purchase to due date.
"The solution is to use management."

Not sure what you mean by that, but KPIs are generally put in place by high-level management. Or do you want more micromanagement?

Either way, I think the solution is not more control, quite the opposite. I think the solution is just to remove the extrinsic incentives.

Some people say UBI will cause people to do nothing and that is probably true, but the flip side is that the output of the remaining people will likely be many times higher both in volume and quality (with the total volume much lower but higher quality). Not having their energy completely destroyed by all the busy work necessary to show they are working.
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Sure, if we compare like for like, I suppose other rich nations, those are real alternatives, However, since I’m black I am also aware of the incredibly prevalent casual racism of the other G7. It’s not even a point of discussion it’s so common, and good luck trying to get government help in your language if it isn’t English, or trying to obtain citizenship (Japan).
I was very curious about the Azerbaijan Airlines routing (the countries around there don't get along so their flight paths tend to reflect that - see flights coming/going from Armenia too)

https://uk.flightaware.com/live/flight/AHY6735 Looks like this one was just Baku to Minsk though, no controversy. Their Baku-Moscow route is AHY181
Offtopic, my grandfather was Serbian, he came from Vojvodina. Thanks for describing what happens in Serbia from a Serbian point of view. Our media describes Serbia as being one of the countries that is a candidate to the EU but with no clear direction from the politic class. Indeed, Romania doesn't have to be on alert, just that this incertitude about the future of our region contributes to many missed opportunities, it also affects how infrastructure develops. For example, almost 90% of the investments in highways are the ones that link Romania with Hungary (literally the West), ignoring other borders that could have been useful to develop economic ties.
Just closed a pre-seed and my angels all used the RUV, with one exception.

Overall, would _definitely_ use again as a founder. It's incredibly simple and it costs us ~$8K. To the angels, no cost no carry, so it's v similar to investing directly.

Also _should_ simplify our life with lawyers in a series A.
There are many degrees of "cancel culture".

"Serial harasser/molester finally gets exposed and rightly shunned from a community" cancel culture, "people get fed up with a toxic person's decades of misbehavior alienating minorities from a community" cancel culture, and "artist gets mobbed for unknowingly making some artwork that offends sensibilities" cancel culture are not the same thing. However, those targeted in cases similar to the former love to lump it all together in an attempt to deflect any and all earned criticism.
I needed to buy things, because that is life, and the merchant only offered Klarna. You might want to reconsider your hostile rhetoric, it does not come across well.
Why use this over something like sphinx[1], which has quite a rich and established ecosystem? Combine with Furo[2] and it even looks quite similar.

[1] https://github.com/sphinx-doc/sphinx

[2] https://github.com/pradyunsg/furo
Human nature.

We have a very hard time not abusing power we have access to.

If you run the server, you will always have the temptation to use your admin powers to control the social situation.

(... which, as freenode is showing us, actually means you'll just destroy the social situation.)
Also, send them to community college for the duration of the program.
Because crypto exchanges and smart contracts are such a shining beacon of bugfree code?
I'm afraid not. Otherwise I would have had some head start for this one. ;-)
Ignoring hardware reliability, thanks to the integration, their solution should be more reliable than whatever byzantine solutions are currently used in their target market. I've worked in a shop (a well-known name that I won't mention) that had a mix of "chat ops" and Perl scripts integrated with JIRA where you could request a Linux VM through a JIRA ticket and get it automatically provisioned, I assume from some big chassis running VMWare, and then use git+Puppet to configure it. It works, but it's a lot of software from different sources and there is always one thing or the other failing. And the security of all that stuff is probably patchy, regardless of audits.

That being said, this solution is the mother of all lock ins...

I could see it used for the non-critical part of a company's infrastructure. I would not run production stuff on it, but it could work for development systems, test boxes, etc. Basically give developers access and let them create and destroy as many VMs as they need, whenever they need.
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Yes. For caesarean they do. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/doula-explains-why-hospital-cha...
There is demand for energy, not hydrocarbons specifically.

Demand is also not an implacable force. It can be weakened, strengthened and modified with policy and investment. As can supply.
Even the entry you cite talks about Assange deliberately leaking false info about Snowden onboard. Either way, this is rather poor whataboutism. Landing a diplomatic plane is not threatening to shoot down a loaded civilian jet in order to arrest and most likely now murder a political opponent.
> These interfaces are so small they barely need documentation.

Sort of.

On the other end of the dependency inversion chain, there is some code that implements those interfaces. That code comes with various caveats that need to be documented.

Then there's the glue code, the orchestration - the part that picks a concrete thing, makes it conform to a desired interface, and passes it to the component which needs it. In order to do its job correctly, this orchestrating code needs to know all the various caveats of the concrete implementation, and all the idiosyncratic demands of the desired interface. When writing this part you may suddenly discover that your glue code is buggy, because the "trivial" interface was thoroughly undocumented.
It's third party but I did almost exactly this with Tweetbot's mute feature. A lot of political topics can be summarized in a few buzzwords. Twitter tends to be much more focused on positivity and work topics since I've made this change.
Renaming a street to make a political statement obviously doesn't prevent the municipality from doing something meaningful and productive for the inhabitants of the city.

We don't live in a turn based strategy and the mayor did not spend her action. She doesn't have to wait for the next turn to do something else.
The article is pretty clear that this is not problem with the mRNA vaccines.
Yes, I have 100/40 VDSL and it's honestly enough. How large should websites grow that I need 25 Gibt/s?
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> Bucharest... Romania in general, has to play a difficult diplomatic game. The only source of the stability in the region comes from Bucharest. Look at its neighbours:

> Moldova, who was part of the Eastern bloc, has strong tendencies towards EU and RO, Romania is even offering them citizenship, to literally everyone that applies for one. Moldova has a region called Transnistria which is the equivalent of Ukrainian Donbass. It's a ticking bomb.

Transnistria is not an issue really. With modern Western weapons, both Moldova, and Romania can contain it with a single division.

> I can say that Romania is already living the new Cold War, it's right at the core. Without EU and NATO, today Transylvania, Moldavia and Wallachia wouldn't have been a unitary body of democractic values called Romania.

Romania, with all its flaws, still has a functioning military, ministry of interior, mostly stuffed with pro-nationalist cadres. The chance of Russia pulling Crimea on it is low. They will not have the same ease to bribe half of the general staff as they did in Ukraine.
For sure. I can only think the situation would be so much worse without them.
If all homeless people were like that then the world would be a much better place, because there would be less of them.
I found this, but it's more than a mild shock:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2658458/

Bing's answer-mode points here:

https://healthcare.utah.edu/the-scope/shows.php?shows=0_esno...

Always hard to know how cautious to be, with so many variables.
That's what I fear as well. Computers get more powerful -> programs waste more of that power. Internet gets faster -> websites grow in size as well.
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Absolutely! Ha, yes!

Scrolling vertically is orthogonal to the reading direction. This makes us lose track of scanning head (leading word/sentence) on the content easily. Goes against the grain of our saccadic perception kinda of.

A horizontal flipping transition however, with line-tracking over the text (orphan/widow handling) is the most comfortable book reading experience since it is only intermittently animating—when moving forward to the next page, and connects with the forward flow of storytelling along a groove that our eyes can keep track of.

IMO, page flipping is THE native control of a book and it cannot be dropped off the standards just like that!

I recently read a paper on why an iridescent screen of an iPad or a smartphone is better for the human eyes than a reflective surface of electronic paper like E-ink.

Flux of light.

Intensity or flux is the only parameter that matters to the health of our eyes, and that’s something one could control only with an IPS panel type of screen. Since an e-ink relies on ambient lighting fwiw, low illumination can easily strain the reader’s pupillary muscles and degrade sight sooner.
Something about this particular typo really threw me off as well though. It looked proper but at the same time made no sense.
Is there a “opterouter” project that just spiders all these and opt outs?

Navigating the dark patterns of one site is a pain, much less 120+.

But seems like a good opportunity for 120 to script one path each.

Hard to do a service as I don’t want to enter my private info into another third party.
What if I want to work just for a few hours on a Friday night and that's it? What if I want to directly interface with Uber without anyone being above me (the union in this case)?

More power is stripped from me in this case as it always happens; Union = less freedom for an individual.
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Possibly. Either way they dont seem very effective compared to the previous decade, or, say, Unite.

Supporting Owen Smith (an anodyne career politician who is now a PR flack) in the Labour leadership election in what looks like a rigged vote isn't indicative of a pro worker outlook, either:

https://voxpoliticalonline.com/2016/10/17/who-do-you-trust-w...
They aren't dysfunctional in the sense you imagine. Their state is fighting for survival in the face of foreign agents and interference. They are in a weak position to defend themselves so you see them lashing out in less subtle ways. Civilians are unfortunately caught in the crossfire.
>'watch the beauty of it' - this is not ballet or opera, there's only blood, sweat, and tears.

If you think ballet isn't blood, sweat, and tears then you're gravely mistaken.
It seems silly, but I think this could actually be helpful for some people. I have my upvotes hidden on reddit because I found myself regularly checking the site after I would post, just to see if the number of upvotes I received had increased. It's not like it was making me feel pressure or depressed if a post didn't get votes, but it felt the same way video games feel when you try to get a high score. Hiding the vote count made it so I don't get distracted by the feeling of wanting to see if my "score" is going up.
You’re describing academics who have already made it, people who got tenure. There are plenty of really minted PhDs who would be quite happy to move to the arse of nowhere for a postdoc with no teaching duties. The competition for academic posts is intense in every field I’m aware of and the outside options are not great except in fields where a Bachelor’s is an excellent choice already. You could afford at least five post docs used to living in genteel poverty for the cost of one established academic.
You are forgetting about the fact that you can have more computers and devices consuming at 1gbit per second.
What "never happened" lol? My state of NY has the Excelsior Pass as an app for download on the play store, which has my vaccination status.

You are literally denying objective reality. Google nor any other private non-health corporation has any right to that information.
Is the beadslang website made in beads?
A plane flying between two EU cities hijacked and this, along with a couple similar useless actions, is the only response from EU.

As someone living in a country on it's way of total authoritarianism, I hate it when the West do almost nothing [1] for the sake of economic relations with the aggressor or with it's bigger brother.

[1] https://twitter.com/ISEUConcerned
Could be random. I've seen this behaviour when enabling puma and using non thread-safe code. Just entirely depends on the timing of the requests.

I suppose that maybe comes down to your definition of what 'random' is.
Looks like a JWT oopsie
You put voice-assistant.json with your snippets to the root folder of the project. You can define in this file what you want. Check this example: https://github.com/b4rtaz/voice-assistant/blob/master/media/...
> It certainly nudged everyone still undecided to move to other networks. And it is not OK to suddenly change the terms on which channels are managed, freenode was chosen by the projects on its merits (history, being a haven for all the other projects, its staff, spam handling, and most of all trustworthiness), and if that changes and the only reason you cannot move is because there is now a new policy telling that you can’t do a graceful move, it is bad.

So you're saying it's not OK to change the terms and conditions of a service you're running? Channels weren't gracefully moving in the first place they were kicking and banning users and forcably closing thge channels. And everyone keeps saying freenode community is now on libera yet at the same time crying that freenode won't allow libera to be advertise on their network.

> aggressive lock-in is generally not what is expected here.

There is no lock-in. They're actually closing down channels that don't want to use their service. Think about it. These channels don't want to use freenode. Freenode closes them and everyone cries.

> (heck, I have seen plenty of projects adding "this has moved to gitter/matrix/discourse/etc" in the topic during 15 years I have been on it, without seeing any action taken)

Let's be serious that's because that was a single project and not a mass targeting of the freenode user base. Acting like "Oh but when it was 0.01% of the channels it was fine but now it's 700 major channels it's an issue, this is outragous" is spinning a false narrative that only uninformed people would fall for.
Sounds like a university.
probably because they are moderated
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This is a fallacy. People can make more than one decision in a year. Particularly large cities' councils, which are tasked with running amazingly complex administrative and economic systems.

So unless there are indications that other decisions were delayed or scrapped because they want to change the street name, this is irrelevant.
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This is why you don't skip the animal trials.
I don't think it's fickle to want to make a decent living from your hard-earned and valuable skills.
Well, first and foremost, perhaps the media could pause and reflect on their treatment of anyone who raised the lab leak hypothesis for the past year.

And, were any humility to arise out of that exercise, perhaps they could direct that newfound and unfamiliar trait towards some other things they currently dismiss as "conspiracy theories".
I waded through half of it hoping a coherent point would emerge before heading over to hn comments to confirm my suspicions.It’s a mash up of a couple of different pop opinions on the state of ML without any real insight.
Everything VLSI is going to be pretty opaque. Is there at least an FPGA with a completely open bitstream specification yet?
this paper is discussing mechanisms limited to the J&J and Astrazeneca vaccines
Even older lisps had interesting data structures. Star Lisp (*Lisp) on the Connection Machine had vectors. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/*Lisp
I think you missed for the third time the point that almost all Switch games that aren't Mario, Zelda and the likes are specifically "obscure indie games". And there are multitudes more that aren't ported to Switch.

And even the ones that are, would be available here as well, along with potential other features that Switch doesn't have (over the air streaming games), etc.

Personally, if I were to buy a Switch, I would have to buy all the games I wanted to play on their for, I assume, $50 each. With something like this I own half of the games on the Switch top 100 games already, on Steam. If it could access Humble Bundle games etc too, would be a plus.

But the price point will probably play a big part.
their loop syntax looks a bit crazy... [0].

[0] http://www.beadslang.com/downloads/refcard.pdf
It's not mind boggling, homeless shelters in repurposed halls are mind boggling.
Can I have an ELI5 of the TLDR?
Or that Valeri Polyakov spent 437 consecutive days on the MIR space station.
According to an auto-translation of the report[1], it was aimed at "federal executive authorities":

[1] https://rt-solar.ru/analytics/reports/2203/
Ask HN: Have you made a B2B deal with the customer for country's exclusive user?
How would you deal with a large customer asking you for an exclusive deal within a specific country for your B2B SaaS software?

We are a document parsing SaaS startup (bootstrapped, in our 2nd year), approached by a customer for a B2B deal requesting an exclusive user right in their country. The customer is the biggest company in their country with over 20k employees.

Although we dealt in 4 other B2B agreements, this is the first time we are dealing with exclusive country rights. I fear missing out on clauses in the agreement. Hence, I'm requesting the group for help/advice/guidance in this.

A couple of clauses I think are

1. Volume: Monthly volume commitment, so that they don't take advantage of the agreement by not using our service and we locking out to not provide services to their competitors/country

2. Marketing: we can use their brand in our clientele.

Seeking for the inputs from the community. Thanks in advance.
>There is demand for energy, not hydrocarbons specifically.

Unfortunately, large parts of our existing infrastructure depend very specifically on hydrocarbons. That's what we have to change.
Thinking of death as an experiment is a fascinating one.

It reminds me of the QM measurement problem: “The act of observing disturbs the observed”

The nature of the universe is one in which some information transfers always effects the entropy state of the entire system.
Do you know Marek Rosa? https://www.goodai.com/about/

His research grants and building in Prague have this same flavor.
> "But (1) this seems obviously to be a really hard problem, and one that couldn't even have been attempted in 1970"

Apollo 11 landed on the moon July 20th 1969. You think that didn't take a degree of "AI" and "ML"? Or maybe we just had a different name for these things back then...

It's been 52 years since then.

We're simply focusing on the wrong problems.
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He's also a signatory to "An Evangelical Declaration on Global Warming". Which basically claims there can't be a problem with the Earth's climate, because it was designed by God for humans to thrive.

https://cornwallalliance.org/2009/05/evangelical-declaration...
Some languages use both orders, and the difference is more of a stylistic choice.
Drugs aren't the root cause either, they are just emotional pain killers for the root cause.
Not on RT, they haven't. Pick wisely?
my point was just a crude attempt to dispel the myth that flesh has anything to do with efficiency at some task. What matters is design, and the immense research powers that nature has through eons of natural selection does an impressive job and doing things for which it has been "trained for" (hence your example).
It could have been an endorheic basin, where the next step would be evaporation.
2FA is already mandatory by the PSD2 directive of the EU. I use my debit card as the second factor to access my bank account here in Germany via ChipTAN
Its easy to point at the bookshelf example and say "Haha AI is stupid", but its actually quite impressive. One could easily argue that most human interviewers have similar bias, and that it can detect such complex signals (books, glasses etc) IS impressive.

The problem is this case is the data and/or wrong objectives, but the "AI" here has a lot of awareness, just on the "wrong" signals.
The reddit thread mentionned in the article [0] is more interesting. Notably it mentions who filed it (OpSecSecurity) and apparently they claim their DMCA process was spoofed.

[0] : https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/nkztyv/copyright_not...

EDIT : Link got changed to reddit already.
Intellectual property and (to a degree) skills can be transferred to different companies. And I think there are plenty of reserves in not so tough spots like Iraq, Saudi Arabia or Russia.