skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Most issues are caused by concommittant alcohol use, since it makes cocaine metabolize into cocaethylene (ethylcocaine), which is both more addictive and much worse for the heart.

Quoth Wikipedia: Some studies suggest that consuming alcohol in combination with cocaine may be more cardiotoxic than cocaine and "it also carries an 18 to 25 fold increase over cocaine alone in risk of immediate death".
My concern with HPV was that it was suddenly being mandated. For many years the drug companies saw vaccines as a money loser. Suddenly they had this HPV vaccine that had the chance to make a lot of money, but it wasn’t catching on. So the drug companies turn to the government to mandate it. It makes me uneasy when a drug company says we’ve got a drug you must take it, but if you don’t will have the government force you to take it. That goes back to my distrust of the drug companies. I don’t want vaccines to be seen as a profit center.
This doesn't make much sense. MEO is huge and GEO is only "relatively" small because it's narrow along two of three dimensions we care about†, which has no influence on any debris from a collision and thus it would most likely leave GEO altogether.

Would a volcanic eruption in New York be very bad? Yeah, I guess it would, but, that's not going to happen. Whereas California has several volcanoes that - while we've no reason to expect them to erupt this year - certainly can't be ruled out for our lifetimes, so, makes sense to manage that risk not worry about New York.

† A Starlink, or a GPS bird, has a "ball of yarn" orbit, it doesn't really matter which part of the planet it's over at any particular time so long as we can predict where it'll be for the near future. But the whole point of a Geostationary satellite is its apparent fixed location in the sky from a point on the ground. To do that it needs to orbit at the same rate the Earth spins, limiting the orbital radius to a tight band - and it also needs to orbit over the equator, the result is all GEO birds are in more or less identical orbits, just offset in time.
You are welcome to reject the views of the person writing on Twitter, who is not me. I linked the video to point out that Andy Ngo was present and party to the planning of, preparation for, and movement to a violent group assault. It seems that you acknowledge his presence there.

Ngo chose to omit the fact of his prior knowledge and movement to the location with the Patriot Prayer group from his own coverage of the incident. You'll have to ask him why.

For those who are confused, here is another perspective on the events of that day with additional context. https://www.vice.com/en/article/d3apyv/super-awkward-for-rig...
Indeed.
Also getting a vaccine is a serious medical procedure, and acting like it's not a big deal is not helpful long term. I'm in no rush because I'm not in a high risk group, I don't go out that much and I have had allergic reactions to vaccines in the past due to preservatives used and getting reliable information about these vaccines operating under emergency authorization is harder than it would otherwise be for my doctor. Ingredients used can vary by batch - no thanks; I'll wait until things stabilize more.

I'm not opposed to taking the vaccine - I personally have no reason to rush into it. If my situation changes and it makes more sense to get the poke then I will do it.

Acting like anyone choosing to think independently is akin to committing murder as some politicals have espoused is beyond irresponsible and does more to further sow seeds of distrust.
I would have submitted a Flash based resume out of spite.
> Most of the other alternative fonts feel like they were designed by a designer with all the unnecessary flairs that would make a great title/heading font to pad the portfolio but are needlessly distracting in a paragraph of dense technical text interspersed with equations.

Serious alternatives were designed by foundries decades or even centuries ago.
I never blamed religion. I simply point out that the Catholic church in particular has a long and egregious history of abuse.
Something in particular to mention, or are you just going to post each comparison link one at a time?

Previously — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27892550
I would like to see a study exploring the decline (if any) of problems from alcohol abuse in states where marijuana became legal. I am fairly certain that if I could have smoked marijuana when I was in the military then I wouldn't have developed an alcohol habit that has caused me so many problems over the years up until the time I quit.
He was - TOCTOU has its own wiki page [1]. These can be nastier, because they don't require the attacker to be able to submit strings or file names.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-of-check_to_time-of-use
I've heard it on good authority that schizophrenics find nicotine/tobacco significantly ameliorates their symptoms - it can be a lesser evil for some.
You need a specialized receiver / satellite dish on the ground to connect with them.
> VSCode exists because Visual Studio is becoming harder and harder to maintain and they wanted something to target all the other languages not supported by VS2019

That's definitely not true w.r.t strategy. I could speak quite a bit about the challenges of doing things with VS, since I worked directly on tooling for it. There are maintenance issues like any huge codebase with thousands of little things it supports, but you're probably not aware of how internal infrastructure for VS has made enormous improvements. Among other things, one of the products I worked on went from an unreliable 24-hour turnaround into a 4-hour guaranteed turnaround for my changes to show up in dogfood builds. Everyone who works on VS also thinks that can be improved, and works towards improving it too. It was actually one of the more heartening things to see: multiple teams who give a shit about engineering systems and make an effort to improve them over time. This narrative that VS is a mess and VSCode is somehow "the future plan" is complete nonsense.

VS and VSCode couldn't be any more different. Visual Studio does so many more things than VSCode, and that's by design. VS is a fully-fledged IDE, and the intended use is that practically everything you do is through the lens of VS. VSCode is fundamentally an editor that is a companion to your other toolsets. It's not meant to replace Visual Studio for VS's users, because doing so would mean building so many things into VSCode that more or less go against its entire design philosophy. Such a decision would be bad from the business's standpoint, especially since VS itself has no significant problem evolving over time (hello 64-bit new VS!!), and there are so many more high-leverage things to do for VSCode than re-creating things that already exist, But In Electron Now.

> Also, they use Visual Studio Code to upsell their other paid services.

Well, yeah, of course. It's an editor suggested in all kinds of contexts, there are product-specific extensions (proprietary marketplace!), and when you have millions of people who love a product, why not try to upsell some of them? That's what I'm alluding to. Nothing dishonest here.
What? The Catholic Church, the institution, has repeatedly said gay people are sinners. Several Popes (just in my lifetime!) have given speeches and written essays to that effect.
As usual, a sensational headline averring a research article's causal hypothesis, of which the PI even calls for reproducibility. Reading such paltry science articles makes me really appreciate papers like Quanta, whose reporters seem to actually have a semblance of domain knowledge.

Indeed, no discussion of the existing link between schizophrenia and tobacco smoking, in conjunction with the increased availability of marijuana?
That is true, initially the drug companies were pushing it at the federal level, but there was such a backlash that they backed off and tried to go at it state by state.
You are not their audience, who operates from a different mental model. Critical thinking is an essential skill, and not as prevalent as one might think. The flock deeply desires to be led from the pulpit.
The most incredible example to me was pokemon snap! You could play a fun facsimile of the game
I have long thought this for not just mental disorders...but also the long standing view that Marijuana use causes laziness or "makes you stupid". Perhaps these people have other issues they are self medicating for or have a higher probability of using illicit substances...for whatever reason they may be using it makes it easy to skew numbers to make it seem like the substance use is the cause, but to the user it may feel like the solution.
Okay so top level await now let’s you stick await in front of anything you want to block… so what about a change to the runtime that just defaulted to that?

Also Google Apps Script has a blocking v8 runtime so I’m pretty sure that what I’m asking for isn’t some sort of oxymoron or logical impossibility
They should, especially because fixing type 2 diabetes and high cholesterol is a relatively easy with proper nutrition in just a few weeks.
They are now (maybe not Trump, but the rest of the republicans).

I don't know if they switched because they're concerned their voters are going to die or if they're worried about getting sued but there's been a sudden switch in their narrative, for whatever reason.
Great, succinct article. I like to underline as I read, then summarize into an index card that I keep, one for each book I've read.
One of the most effective techniques is to pause reading to subscribe to the article's newsletter.
destroying trust in government as a concept

I despise all mainstream media, but if there's any one entity to chiefly blame for that, it's the federal government itself.
That’s a strawman argument. A seatbelt is a physical device, you don’t inject it into your veins.
What would be the equivalent of the kernel (the bit they all share)?
A lot of them are trolling. I will give such stupid answer just for the lolz
.. but that doesn't address the fact that it's actually effective and has public health benefits?
Does Matrix support full extensibility of data structures or are you tied to some minimal model?
> Personally I’m waiting as long as possible, let everyone else do the beta testing.

Technically that's what clinical testing is. Further we're long past beta testing with a large percentage of people being vaccinated.

Anti-vaxxers have done more damage to the country by scaring people from getting the vaccine without providing any serious proof.
But if vaccines aren't a profit center why would companies make them?

Why would capitalism not apply to vaccines?
That's definitely true for my father. Over the past year he's seen media and government officials go from "masks are useless if you aren't sick" to "if you don't wear a mask you're risking the lives of everyone around you", and "Trump rushing vaccine production could be worse than COVID" to "if you don't get a vaccine, you're going to kill people that can't get vaccinated".

He's got no faith in the government any more, and would rather risk getting sick than try to keep up with whatever narrative is being pushed on any given week.
DeepMind has already released the open source code and model parameters. The database makes it easier to access the predictions.
It is a VPS though, just one with a preconfigured remote web access portal. It's also perfectly possible to compare the services even though one is price /h and the other /m - it'd be equivilant to rent an equivalently specced windows VPS as what they list for 1 month as it would be to use this for ~25 hours in 1 month at first glance. Less and it'd be cheaper to use this, more and it'd be (far) cheaper to use a standard VPS. There are probably even better VPS rates, that's just based on the first one I checked.

The sell of this is the preconfigured web access portal, for which you pay a hefty premium.
Most Americans are getting vaccinated. This title makes it seem like most are not

Edit: “almost all” changed to “most”
Rackspace cuts 10 percent of workforce
Don't worry, the trend is changing fast. Pre 2021, i had a lot of friend dismissing violence as a legitimate protection and worker empowerment, now some are buying guns.

Like i said in a previous comment, i personally won't be able to draw a gun on another person, but doing the same as the BPP used to do do have some appeal to me. Walking the door of your company and saying "hi" to your factory manager with a gun on open carry must feel good.
You're basically saying it's magic and trust me because I work on this stuff. That's fair, but how can you tell if I send you 1MM curl commands to download large_ugly_cow{i}.bmp from your server or if it's my neighbor doing that if we both share the same IP address?
You really think all those delivery drivers driving brand new 2021 cars are only delivering food?
Equifax and the like collects massive amounts of data about people whether or not they have a credit card. There is no way to stop that without completely withdrawing from society.

That right there, in my opinion, is beyond wrong.
The chart does indicate 9% of fully vaccinated people believe that the vaccine microchips the population, with another 9% not sure.

I wish they'd done a follow-up question where they asked that 9% "do you think your vaccine contained microchips" to see if the answers were logically consistent.
The media has spent years systematically destroying trust in itself. They have no one but themselves to blame for their trust being at an all time low.
Mostly peaceful protest being the most egregious gaslighting in decades - Bagdad Bob would at least blush with that one
In that case, I suppose yes the neighbors are gone. At the same time, what if they rent out their apartment only for two months and then they're back? Maybe that can be solved by waiting a month or so with complaining, combined with asking them about it
Could you link to a single study that comes to the same conclusions about long term lung problems? Not an opinion piece, facts. Not Reddit/Twitter posts, an actual, scientific, study.
Is this power requirement just because the hardware hasn't had a chance for years of iteration or is it a "hard" requirement that no amount of product iteration can fix?

In other words is it 100W all the time because of physics or is it just "sub optimal" hardware that in theory can be mitigated through smarter protocols and fancier hardware?
As a thought experiment, what if we called it the "Trump Vaccine" would that caused a large chunk of the unvaccinated to change their minds?

How many lives would it save?

Would we be willing to do that?
I'd guess the ad-hoc simulation of the structure is computationally quite expensive and takes a while, though that's just a guess and I haven't read the original paper yet.
What are some benefits of learning small talk
It shouldn’t be much of a surprise. The US government and media have done a great job of making themselves untrustworthy over the years.
I really don’t know how much more clear I need to be with you.

Vatican bars gay union blessing, says God ‘can’t bless sin’
https://apnews.com/article/vatican-decree-same-sex-unions-ca...
This is from March 2021…

You seem to be talking out of both sides your mouth. You are continuously wrong and willful in not acknowledging it.

Just to be clear I speak from experience when I talk about the church. My uncle was in the seminary, my other uncle is a catholic priest, my father was in the seminary, my best friend is a devout Catholic who’s been going to church every day for the past 60 years. I know church doctrine. I don’t think you do

I’ve met all the nice catholic people you describe. I’ve also met the not so nice people you pretend aren’t a large influential part of the Catholic Church. Maybe your state is a wonderland. Travel a bit and see the rest of the world and know what it actually looks like when you are gay
I have a graduate degree in engineering, so I at least have some idea of what it means. Are sanitation engineers 'engineers'? They are according to your dictionary definition.

Edit to say: before I went back to school, I was a technician (no degree) who had the job title of 'engineer'. After I went to school I realized how different the worlds of the technician and engineer are. Not to say one is superior. Just very different.
PlasticArm: Get Your Next CPU, Made Without Silicon
Spoken like a true complicity theorist.
I agree with this. I hang out at this one bar and this 22 year old I talk to really thinks he "gets it." Incredibly cocky and arrogant a lot of times. He's fun to talk to but when he get's on a major BS kick I gotta tune him out. I'm only 5 years older than him but the contrast in experiences is stark to say the least. It really makes me wonder if I was ever that arrogant too.
Fair, I was just pointing out that there was more to the analogy. Systemd, like init, also requires configuration, though it is more declarative than imperative, similar to k8s. Some people may prefer this style and consider it easier to manage, however, I my opinions here are not that strong
Exactly. I am not anti-vax at all, but I am not eager to take a new class of vaccine developed in less than a year. The state government here has been paying for TV and radio ads nonstop with various doctors talking about how the vaccine is “safe and effective”. Even though it has been beta tested on millions of people I don’t think we can draw any conclusions about long term safety at this point. I also think the effectiveness is highly questionable given the number of high profile people that have been vaccinated and still tested positive.
What we really need is skin-in-the-game.

Voting is free. flag something as bad that isn't and there are no consequences.

If a vote represented a stake of some kind, then there would be consequences in being wrong.

I'd bury specifics though so that the vote isn't (too) influenced. Maybe even random voting would work (every user must complete a "quota" of questions for comments they have read).
Walgreens is open till midnight, CVS is open 24 hours in a lot of places. Major cities are also rolling out mobile vaccination units. If essential worker wants to get the vaccine, there’s very little stopping them, it’s easier to get the vaccine that needs to go to the DMV.
Are there no legitimate criticisms of government largess? Has the media not been complicit in terrible debacles which we now know of, such as selling false pretenses for war?

If you want to take that (partisan?) tack, you might turn it around and observe that both halves of the media take their turns being in opposition.
Here's something I've experimented with that I don't see recommended often - In similar circumstances, I'll leverage both the book and audiobook. This way when I'm on the move, I can pick up the audio version where I left off and keep the momentum going.

Downside is you invest a small amount of time syncing between the two sources, and there might be additional cost associated.

Upside is you gain more cumulative reading time, and it keeps things interesting by adding variability and a new dimension to the experience.
So what you're saying is that if Germany were more efficient at handling asylum applications, we wouldn't need to prohibit refugees from taking jobs? I can understand not allowing asylum seekers to take a job because their application is still being processed but once they're granted refugee status, we've determined that they have some other reason for seeking asylum than trying to find a job, right?

Of course arguably the slowness and arduousness of the process is intended as a deterrence in itself, regardless of what that says about Germany's ideas about human rights and how they apply to foreigners.
Like cigarettes. It seems like it could be both self medication, but also have negative side effects too. Benzodiazepines are my favorite analogy.
Sounds like a good plan siglave! I'll also recommend adding integration with Google Jobs, since it can also bring traffic.
As I got my first shot, the nurse told me the 2nd one was worse. But like you, I found the cost-benefit analysis compelling, and they likely assumed if I got the first one, I'd probably be a repeat customer.

If someone is TFG (had to look up that abbreviation), talking about the side effects was nowhere near table stakes for their degree of concern and FUD. Had you said nothing, I strongly believe they still wouldn't have anyways.
You can use the open-source code, and we also have a Colab notebook for that: https://bit.ly/alphafoldcolab

More info: https://deepmind.com/blog/article/putting-the-power-of-alpha...
> Being mildly dismissive is probably the least you could hope for in that circumstance.

I don’t even know what to say to this except that it is not only ridiculous but wholly inappropriate.
There's a difference between Wal-Mart offering free vaccination in fact and members of minorities being informed and believing that is in fact free. The US healthcare system does, sadly, have a bit of a reputation for surprise fees.
While you're waiting are you social distancing and wearing masks?
They don't have to believe in their own destruction. There are several minority youtubers who are ver successful who support the far-right for their own benefit, to gain support and notoriety to support their grift. And the far-right loves tokenizing these minorities to 'prove' they aren't racist.

A lack of evidence(especially for something as unprovable as a specific individuals personal beliefs) doesn't prove a lie any more than it proves a truth. You seem extremely convinced that these claims are false, enough to insult people who disagree, despite the fact that you don't have any proof of your position either.

I don't know the specifics of Ngo, but at best I can assume you're being disingenuous or intentionally misleading based on the kind of logic you're using to find your conclusions here
NOTE: Bitbucket has been migrating to a new platform internally, and has been having sporadic issues. Not sure if that is the case here. Story 13 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27774987
I think any niche area you pursue and get good at it.

It can pay you really well. I have seen people making six figures doing Excel Work such as writing VBA scripts so it all depends on the person.

If you are devops guy and you are really good at you can be making a lot of money
My mistake.

> He was sprayed with a chemical, collapsed and later had a stroke and died. Two other officers took their own lives in the days afterward, and dozens more were hurt — including one officer who had a heart attack and others who suffered traumatic brain injuries and permanent disabilities. [0]

That said, my point still stands, this was a violent uprising.

[0] https://apnews.com/article/politics-donald-trump-capitol-sie...
I read just the title and wept in despair, knowing that I could never hope to reach such heights! Oh, the power of a name!
"The government mandated it" is a pretty bold statement, when what you mean is the states of Rhode Island, Virginia, Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico require it (with many other vaccines) for public school attendance.
My mom has been using Starlink in Albany, OR for 2 months. It started spotty, but now works better than her other Comcast connection. The only issue is that every day at 7ish they lose connection for about 5 minutes. She’s said it’s not been a huge issue and plans to cancel her Comcast at the end of her contract. She works remote and Starlink has been great for video calls and video streaming. She’s getting 30-40 down and 20-30 ms latency; Comcast is 20 down and 25 ms latency.