skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Way to Health (Penn Medicine) | Full-time | Philadelphia, PA | Mostly On-Site (once the office reopens) | Software Developer

Way to Health (https://www.waytohealth.org/) is a patient engagement and research platform, which has been used to power hundreds of research studies and clinical programs improving the health of our patients. It's built and managed at the University of Pennsylvania Health System (Penn Medicine) by our team of developers, implementation specialists, innovation managers, and more.

Way to Health has had a huge impact on Penn Medicine's COVID response, having cared for over 12,000 patients with COVID Watch, and having communicated over 14,000 COVID Test Results to patients by SMS. In the next few months we expect to hit a milestone of 1 million patients who have been in Way to Health programs.

We currently have 5 developers on the team, and are looking to hire two more. Requires 3+ years experience with application development (especially but not only PHP) and a Bachelors degree.

More details at https://www.waytohealth.org/careers/. I'd also love to chat informally with any interested (or potentially interested) developers directly. Email me at my HN username at gmail.
It seems like you wouldn't need an oracle if you created a mirror token in the same way USDT (supposedly) mirrors USD - issue one SynTSLA token in exchange for one actual TSLA stock certificate, and promise to redeem them 1:1 as well.
Better solution:

1. Force (by law) all cookie banners to have specific class, e.g. "eu_cookie_consent_banner"

2. I'll write user css rule that hides this class.
"...the first Emperor of China, who died as a result of drinking what his alchemists thought was the elixir of immortality..."

Oh wow this checks out -- there's a entire wikipedia article about it!

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

>"In Chinese alchemy, elixir poisoning refers to the toxic effects from elixirs of immortality that contained metals and minerals such as mercury and arsenic. The official Twenty-Four Histories record numerous Chinese emperors, nobles, and officials who died from taking elixirs in order to prolong their lifespans. The first emperor to die from elixir poisoning was likely Qin Shi Huang (d. 210 BCE) and the last was Yongzheng (d. 1735 AD). Despite common knowledge that immortality potions could be deadly, fangshi and Daoist alchemists continued the elixir-making practice for two millennia."
FUD and outrage sell newspapers and buys eyeball virality.
Nothing as special will happen after 72hrs of food fasting... humans can go on surprisingly long without food 8-42days and without food + water around 7 days.
https://xkcd.com/1431/
I'd be warried thinking this, simply because my own experience made my brain change in violent ways and "photoshop filter" was exactly how it felt. And I used no drugs or substance, it was just brain knots being untied ... this filter part of the brain is probably one of the most important part of our minds.
> Seriously though, couldn't they just use far less catalyst and not have to deal with the prices you've calculated?

The flow rate is likely positively correlated with catalyst loading (in the part that we care about) and the calculation is already based on the flow rate of 0.2 ml min¯¹ they reported in the paper. The reported flow rate is also likely already optimised for the Nature Communications paper.
There's multiple types of learning: intellectual and muscular. Latter often called "training". Former is "understanding".

You learn chess by playing chess. You learn riding by riding. You learn from mistakes when you learn by doing. But you can also learn by listening to a teacher or reading a book.

So perhaps the big dichotomy is self-acquired-learning vs. passed-on-learning.
The poor need an environment they can thrive in, not handout from the rich.
> I'm still scared to go out without a mask on because I don't want to get it from somebody who isn't wearing a mask

Unless you're wearing a respirator, your mask probably isn't that effective at stopping you from getting infected, especially with more contagious variants. This is a bit hand-wavy, but you can see from infection data just how relatively ineffective masks are compared to vaccines; SF was heavily masked last summer, and despite lots of closures, daily cases were still significantly higher (and growing) a year ago compared to today. With the caveat that it depends a lot on where you are, you're safer without a mask and the ~50% immunity the average US community has than with a mask any time in the past year.

> I know it might not seem fair to you to put the world on hold...the price may be people's lives.

Putting the world on hold for another 9 months also takes away lives in a less obvious way.

I do get where you're coming from, it makes sense, and it's a shitty situation.
I just watched a nice video from the Portland Psychedelic Society about this: [1]

Unfortunately, it sounds like way too much work for me.. and I'm too paranoid to risk going to jail for this hobby.. but I wish all those who do this the best. It's probably a lot safer and definitely cheaper than getting your mushrooms on the black market.

[1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0gJTeTT-pE
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Image That Shows How Dinosaurs Died (Photoshop Artist)
About half of the US uses natural gas for water heating - its substantially more efficient than burning said gas (or coal) to generate electricity, then using the electricity to heat water.
There is a crucial difference between login session cookies and personal tracking cookies for ads.

You don't even need consent for login session cookies, provided that is all they are used for. Because the user is already asking the site to remember who they are. Similarly for a shopping cart, as the user is asking the site to remember selected items.

"Reject all for privacy" is about rejecting personal tracking cookies for ads, usually while keeping essential login and shopping cart cookies.
I mean that too but you’re probably not running it in cloud so not everyone can take advantage here
You could show at least some screenshots/marketing materials/videos/pricing etc in this case. I usually quickly check on my phone and this is one of them where, if not for the comments, I would never check again (the world is mobile first...). But maybe not for this tool which is perfectly fine, however this message is just 'go away you small screen user!'.
Kaseya’s VSA restart fails, service restoration delayed by at least ten hours
Ada is alive where it matters most, high integrity systems.

Plenty of safety conscious language have had followings since ALGOL, this is the point that many miss when praising Rust, while ignoring our computing history.
> No one will let their own battery drain for the greater good

Agreed. That’s why you‘ll get adequately paid for the energy sucked out of the battery in the evening when everybody starts cooking and energy prices on the market spike.

The big problem we have right now is that we want to get rid of coal and gas, but they are currently absolutely necessary for serving peaks occurring when wind power and solar lie flat. Vehicle2grid could be the solution - a giant distributed battery. I think if you charge 40kWh in the day with cheap solar, and sell it for 5x the price in the evening or morning, that would more than offset the battery degradation (which is way less of a problem than initially suspected, especially when charging and discharging slowly). A big battery could make you a couple of bucks every day.
The defense team contended that the evidence in question was planted by the NIA to target the "activists". But even by the Arsenal report, that malware was installed some 22 months before the outbreak of violence - which means the malware, even if it did exist, was installed a lot earlier than when the investigative agency entered the picture.

Besides, the NIA has proof in the form of video evidence of the seizure and procedures followed thereafter that establishes the chain of custody of the hard drive in question. Also, the laptop's contents are not the sole evidence based on which the charges have been framed.

Are the hashes of the drives examined by Arsenal the same as that examined by Pune FSL? Were they tampered with before being provided to Arsenal? Why are these reports put out without sufficient technical details establishing chain of custody?
Offtopic:

What sites are good for discovering this type of content?
Chennai in India has some too, but the ACs usually don't work and the bus stops are covered by glass. So it becomes a very hot greenhouse.
Given the simple balance pictured in the article, it should be fairly easy to scale up or down by small integer ratios.

First, you can put two equal weights on the scale, then swap them to make sure they are the same, AND the scale is fare.

Next, you could make duplicates of that weight. You could then use some small number of them to make a heavier standard.

You could also make some smaller weights, slightly heavier than 1/2 of the weight, and grind them down until they add up to 1 standard unit. You could then work on duplicating the heavier one, and then shave both of them down a bit at a time until they are equal, and match the standard weight.

With time, you could probably come up with a fairly good set of standards, each up/down would be correct to a tolerance of the sensitivity of the scale.

All of this without a modern beam balance.
In Slavic lands commonly used unit was hrivna/grivna https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grivna
>. All governments and societies make all kinds of "tyrannical" rules about raising children, in the name of limiting harm to children

No, they objectively don't, wtf. Stop normalizing this kind of behavior
Why should we waste time doing stuff already exists?

https://www.adacore.com/academia/projects/muen-project

https://www.adacore.com/company/partners/nvidia

https://genode.org/about/road-map

https://www.ptc.com/-/media/Files/PDFs/Developer-Tools/apexa... (ApexAda Exec)

https://www.ghs.com/products/safety_critical/integrity_178_e...

https://www.windriver.com/products/helix (Wind River Helix Bare Metal partitions)
OP never said they needed to quit to make it, they wanted to do they did and now travels the world.

Which is pretty awesome.
Set and Setting folks.
Relevant video from Scott Adams (of Dilbert fame): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ay_P4ze9EU, and a brilliant remake as an album here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTcI1qxLTJ4.
Not very interesting information. They just describe how to see that the attack as happened for those running the system. Not how it happened in order to learn from and avoid the same mistake for the rest of us.
It just irks me that the OP statement was worded in a way that implied that anybody who isn't vaccinated basically deserves to get infected and die. Lack of empathy for people who may be in rough situations.
A "microdose" is enough to alleviate symptoms of depression without risking one's psychological stability. There is really no need to take more than ~0.5 grams of cubensis unless the goal is deep insight/profound experience.

I completely disagree with the term "microdosing" though. I think this should be considered a standard dosage. Nobody calls a few ml's of cough syrup a "microdose" just because half a liter can cause euphoria, disorientation, etc. Calling this amount of mushroom a "microdose" only furthers the impression that psilocybin is a primarily recreational substance.
Diplomacy is the preferred route for change. However just as a framework for civil society prefers to avoid violence, sometimes a measured response is required to enforce the desired outcome. This is why thought the UN has a basic foundation, it has not seen adoption. There are no teeth to make that law the rule.
Security researchers will always break into, reverse engineer, and scrutinize OS firmware and apps.

They’re not going to find every backdoor. But I’m sure their work serves as a deterrent to some degree. Vendors aren’t going to deploy backdoors unless some state actor forces them to, and even then chances are they’re caught and called out.
"He already has, in practice, all the power of the unelected head of state"

B.J. is an Elected Head of state. He won his mandate in a very clear and unambiguous election, the primary issues of which concerned not only on his leadership and tenure, but also the pivotal issue of Brexit. The election had very high participation rate, and the UK public was very well informed with respect to the stakes involved. B.J. doesn't have absolute power and both his party and opponent MPs can challenge his authority.

The EU meanwhile, has barely any democratic legitimacy.

The President of the Commission and members of the Cabinet - those that enact legislation - are unelected.

Ursula Von Der Leyen did not stand for election. She was plucked from obscurity by Macron and Merkel after the EU elections, in a closed, backroom deal in which voters had no effective influence. The protocols by which she was chosen are not codified, in fact, it's only recently agreed to (Treaty of Lisbon) elected MEPs should even have to be consulted.

Von Der Leyen was not introduced to the public before the election, she didn't go on a media circuit so as to be introduced to the public of various countries where people could learn about her or her platform. There were no editorials, there was no media vetting, there were no interviews, there was no pragmatic by which voters could even learn about their would be leader. She was imposed in EU voters, probably less than 2% of whom had even heard of her.

EU elections have very low rates of participation, EU voters have very low awareness of any of the material issues, MEPs have very little ability to influence legislation and very limited ability to censure leaders.

So yes, Boris Johnson (and Macron, and Merkel) have considerably more legitimacy than any members of the EU apparatus, and that might very well serve as a better basis for European citizens to influence the establishment of rules or laws via treaties as opposed to the very indirect democratic mechanisms of the EU.
> If you take away all the buzzwords you’ll notice that the core utility of uniswap is the “decentralization” of services which are offered by the traditional finance system.

If I contact my bank, will they allow me to become a liquidity provider for USD-EUR pair and give me a cut of USD-EUR exchanges that they make? If not, which traditional financial institution do I have to contact for this?

Actually, I would be ok if you could point me to a bank that provides positive yield (or at least nonnegative yield) if I deposit my money there. Is there a traditional financial institution that can provide me with some sort of working "savings" solution... If there is, please let me know, because I'm looking for one.

The way I see it, entities like Uniswap/AAVE/etc. are surely emulating aspects of the traditional finance system, but are not exactly redundant. Perhaps if banks start offering positive interest rates on deposits (not even above inflation... just positive), I'll change my mind.
Computer Graphics Resouces
Thank you for all your incredible input. I felt I grokked POW but I’ve been looking for concise introductions to PoS wrt double spending mechanisms and equivalents to 51% attacks. Thanks again for the depth.
Beam-Down Demos First Direct Solar Storage at 1/2 MWh Scale
There's a beautiful vector typeface produced from a calligrapher's hand in the SGI collection called Inja Ink: http://graficaobscura.com/sgitype/page014.html

The calligrapher who drew the letterforms is still operating in Palo Alto to the present day. https://www.instagram.com/inja_ink/?hl=en
This is the list I've been maintaining offline and now is online. I hope it helps folks who wish to learn CG on their own.
> rather than explaining why they hate their boss

if their reason to leave was purely due to hating their boss, then why hadn't they left before now?

The return to office mandate must, via logical deduction, be part of the equation, or the person is illogically making decisions to leave.
Threat to Internet-Connected Medical Devices by Cyber Criminals
In a world where you get busted for a shoebox of mushrooms, you might be better off on the inside.

But, I'll certainly grant that the Drug War isn't well known for its ROI.

You can always take a nice vacation to Jamaica.
https://www.mycomeditations.com/ (edit: website appears broken, currently. How unfortunate!)
Which truism is it that I've said that I need to defend? Do you know what a truism is?

I already addressed the planning in companies inside market economies elsewhere in this thread, but to summarize, people can quit Walmart or quit shopping there, you can't quit your nation, so there are no feedback mechanisms to help it reorganize when it is functioning badly.

Where is this ample evidence? Climate change is caused by profits? So the USSR and China never put out CO2?

If planning can solve these problems then how come nobody can even draw me a picture of how planning would solve these problems?

Why did you address none of my arguments? Are you even talking to me? Leave the agitation to the pros man. Or get better at it.
Not "purge" but rather "starve" or "transform" or even better "disrupt" standard chemical pathways.
As many emotions depend on dopamine, serotonin, oxytocin and endorphins, starving/fasting kicks in the primary mode of operation and reduces disbalance caused by excess amount of nutrients...
For instance there is a link between diabetes and depression https://archive.ph/f50wd

...
Yes, my response is definitely narrow-minded because of course I am prioritizing the well being of those close to me. I say this sincerely, not sarcastically!

My partner and I also enjoy living, it's just a huge bummer that you seem to be of a mindset that even if your actions negatively affect others you don't seem to care. As somebody else said, this is not an irrational fear in any way (it comes from an understanding that has been reached through research and data) and calling it that shows your complete lack of empathy.

There is no such thing as being "not a political person". All of your actions have consequences, even if those consequences affect people you don't know.
That’s impressive.

We don’t use electricity for heating (heating and warm water are powered by community heat), and need 11kWh per day on average, excluding the EV. The EV adds another 5.5kWh per day.
Good heat pumps aren't of the air conditioner type. Our heat pump uses two 60m deep drilled holes. Thus heat exchange happens in the ground, which is always more or less 10 degrees Celsuis.

Heat exchange in the house happens through floor heating. So during a hit summer, the reverse capability just pumps the cold water through our floors (controlled for the dew point) and the warm floor water into the ground. That, combined with controlled ventilation over a physical heat exchanger, keeps the warmth out. Or, during cool seasons, the warmth in.

Our heat pump uses about 1 Kwh electricity (from ecological resources like water or wind only) to generatev3 to 4 Kwh of heating. Without producing carbon dioxide. Airflow based heat pumps are less efficient, and more noisy outside, of course.
Unregulated would be a better description. This is a perfect example of the kind of financial asset that should be heavily regulated.

How do these assets track the price and what guarantees they will always do so? If the answer is trust us (like stablecoins, nfts, etc), people buying them are marks, not customers.
RTL: WTF: Read the web like Right-to-Left readers do
> *Snyder is President and CEO of Indigo Global Corporation. He is a registered federal lobbyist for Ocugen, the US company holding the exclusive license to develop, distribute and manufacture Covaxin in the US and Canada.

Literal propaganda.
My guess is that depression is basically caused by the feeling that "nothing changes therefore there is no reason to do anything, which means nothing changes...". But psychedelics are in essence a difference-experience, a changing experience. You are different after that. That proves to you that things do change, and also that there is love because we are all one.

But as earlier post pointed out, we don't really know why they do these things, why should they be so beneficial to us?. Let's say they are poison to thwart off plant-eaters. Then why do they work towards GOOD in small doses? Have humans evolved the capability for psychedelic experiences meaning experiences of unity which is a trait that helps survival of the specific species which experiences it?
It's been considered and would be ideal for us, yes. But that isn't a very feasible solution at the moment due to financial constraints, needs to be near medical facilities, etc.
>ERROR: CANNOT BEGIN PLAY SESSION UNTIL PLAYER SHAVES FACE

I know you're joking, but a law was passed in Xinjiang back in 2014 preventing people with beards from riding public transport. You literally had to shave before you could board a bus.
IIUC if it meant "bet", it should be "paris sportifs" (according the plural).
> But in theory your "clarification" is still not necessary and has no additional effect....

Except your clarification will be interpreted by a court of law. “This license is compatible with the GPL and I can interpret the GPL in a way that lets me do something this license says I can't” is much less likely to stand than “well maybe the author thought the GPL said this, but it actually says my interpretation”.

This, of course, presumes that such a license is actually compatible with the GPL, something I'm getting less and less certain of over time. (What constitutes a compiled form? If a predictive model doesn't count – which it might not, since it outputs source code, very much unlike how compiled programs normally work – then my argument falls down. And many other things would also knock the argument down; I'm not confident enough that all my assumptions are right, or that they should be right.)
Great component! Works in any framework or even without it.
Anytime I see a DeFi proponent saying something like this:

> is so powerful in unlocking financial services for disenfranchised people around the world

What I hear is "we have a new way to trick the unsavy and take all their money."

Without any actual connection to divedends / voting rights / IPOs, all the traditional excuses of stock trading vanish and you are left with straight-up gambling.

The guy quoted isn't the Robin Hood, he's the Sheriff of Nottingham stealing from the poor.
> Xi announced more hands-on CCP oversight for all companies in 2020 after a few decades of Wild West-style capitalism.
I don't understand why this considered by some communists as "impure". The communist manifesto does talk about capitalism first and then use the generated wealth for communism.
"Its also worth noting that often the experience of actually consuming these kinds of things, results in symptoms not that different from actual poisoning. Stomach cramps, nausea, the 'spins', double vision."

Those are the easier effects to explain. Much harder is why these compounds cure/treat depression or addiction, make people see infinite beauty or god, enhance their creativity, etc... Not much analogy to poison there.
Well, different people, different tastes. I myself almost never enjoy movies, even though I haven’t watched many of them. I have tried using reddit, IMDB, Metacritic, etc, to select movies, but it doesn’t make a difference.

I still enjoy reading fiction though.
Vaporware that can't make vapor. It's just invisiware.

Edit / PSA: These type of sensationalized, "miracle" invention articles attract idiotic questions and uninteresting discussions. Please stop posting this kind of rubbish because it brings down the quality of the site.