skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The FDA does have that option and is doing it for this drug. It’s called a “National Coverage Determination”

https://www.cms.gov/newsroom/press-releases/cms-opens-nation...

"Today, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is opening a National Coverage Determination (NCD) analysis, a process that will allow the agency to carefully review and determine whether Medicare will establish a national Medicare coverage policy for monoclonal antibodies targeting amyloid for the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease."
747-sized asteroid skimmed by Earth, and scientists didn't see it coming
Would an asteroid of this size have burned up if it entered our atmosphere?

I thought we had asteroid detection figured out.
It might be if we price carbon externalities? Assuming pound for pound lab grown meat can eventually be far more sustainable. Maybe it can't?
I see this a lot and it's very strange to see super smart people such as yourself conflate <number of people> with <time>. We cannot observe long-term effects through number of people.
wouldn't it make more sense to have an open(able) bootloader as a hard requirement? What if your phone, regardless of OS, never gets updates?
Good luck getting that 20 year old phone to connect to any modern wireless network. I don't think anyone is running a 2G network anymore.
The universe would be equally happy if we ate humans instead.
Ah. To me such articles are needlessly snarky and demeaning towards people who choose Rust (or any other $HOTLANG as those guys call it) for legitimate reasons and after a thorough analysis.

I am getting old, yeah.
Compared to the scale of bioreactor construction proposed in the article, this is actually a attractive investment.
NJ, NY, CA Defendants Indicted for Nationwide Copyrighted IPTV Theft Scheme
>It's very possible for more information to result in undesired or negative effects

The possibility that something won't help applies to every possible advantage. So reject all of them?
I find your comment puzzling. What specifically is not an accepted fact?
Many must also store them in plaintext as well, or something like it, because the operator has to be able to confirm the spoken password for telebanking.
If the United States can't pass a carbon tax on gasoline, a $10/lb tax on hamburger is going to be an even heavier lift.
imo for one's own sanity airbnb should be treated as a slightly more convenient way of booking a room off craigslist. I expect the same level of service from craigslist support as I do from airbnb at this point.
> ... just look at all of those fine grained, fancy ways to sort by ... but the most basic attribute of all the filename is missing.

That’s a screenshot from a decade-old iTunes. And it includes the option to sort by name.

I’ve just checked with the most recent version of Apple Music, and the wav filename appears in the title field and you can sort by it.
Do you have a source on the testosterone?
That story goes back much further than Venom. The version I've seen was from Ike Turner and his band, for the "Rocket 88" recording session in 1951 or so. From Deep Blues by Robert Palmer (page 222):

> "Everyone was excited and ready to record 'Rocket 88,' but there was a problem. Willie Kizart's guitar amp had been damaged when it fell off the top of the car and was emitting static and fuzz. 'When it fell,' Sam explains, 'that burst the speaker cone. We had no way of getting it fixed. I guess we probably could have hustled around some way, but it would have taken a couple of days, so we started playing around with the damn thing. I stuffed a little paper in there where the speaker cone was ruptured, and it sounded good. It sounded like a saxophone. And we decided to go ahead and record...'"
Bundled payments still help stablize the cost for an outcome. The bundled payment should make it easier to purchase a “knee replacement” as a consumer because you won’t need the clinical knowledge to understand the professional details of how. It has downsides as you mentioned above, but it can make consumer choice easier. Complexity is one of the fundamental challenges of paying for healthcare today.
The obvious alternative to meat long term is plant protein. That cuts out an entire stage in the food chain, which is obviously going to be more efficient (about a factor of 10 more is the usual rule of thumb). The key is to make sure the plant protein is complete, which is why pea protein and legumes are preferred over things like soy.
The reason is animal suffering.
But the content creator will be happy with me. And the publishers can get fuct. As nature intended.
The mectin we need!
Yes, I guess there is no easy way out.
I'm looking forward to lab- grown meat, but I don't understand how provenance will work.

It seems inevitable that if you order lab grown meat, many restaurants will just serve regular meat at a markup.

The less economical lab meat is, the more profitable that scam is.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_burst
"Please don't encourage the posting of conspiracy theories on HN."
Do you want to know how much other people paid for a car, when you're shopping for one, or any other big ticket item?

Would you be ok with nobody posting MSRPs anywhere?
I didn’t know there was a reason to be on social media.
Serious Eats. America's Test Kitchen. Cookbooks from the library.
>equally offensive but opposite

Damn near all of these groups are, I guarantee you, extremist/fringe groups. No false equivalencies, please.

> that just fuels the flame war....I don't think it helps.

"Flame war" implies that the groups in question are harmless and this is just a matter of people arguing on the interwebs. The violent insurrection of January 6th serves as a great counterexample.

> truly good cause that is also objective and non political nor affiliated.

How goes the search for a true scotsman?

Causes can only be good if they are "non political"? So, the various human rights that people have sought to have recognized (say, the right to be considered a human being and not property, the right to vote, the right to marry the person you love no matter their race or gender/orientation, the right to not be discriminated against because of your age, gender/orientation, nationality/ethnicity, disabilities etc) are not "truly good causes" because they were also political battles?

Speech they find reprehensible doesn't generate profit for them, which they clearly find to be unacceptable, morally.

The nazis and whatnot know that their money is going toward the causes working against them. If anti-abortion nutjobs host a site with pictures of aborted fetuses or a texas-style report form, then find out a chunk of their money is going to Planned Parenthood...then they are very unlikely to want to do that, so they'll go away.
Sorry, should have been more specific, my bad. I mean this part in particular:

> It's irrelevant whether it is in principle possible to create faster tools in other languages.

I disagree that it's irrelevant. There's a ton of development tooling nowadays that can be much faster. The accumulated slowdown and thumb-twiddling that ensues when 20 JS junior devs have to wait for a solid minute or two on their mid-range laptops can and has lead to real productivity losses.
Most recent advances: https://news.mit.edu/2021/MIT-CFS-major-advance-toward-fusio...

I just figured the physics symposium lecture would be more interesting given the deep-dive details and allusions to why ITER "failed" to achieve the desired breakthroughs.
This is like saying the Red Cross should not be allowed to give free sandwiches to homeless people if they are made of baloney and government cheese. It's unprofessional! Either use premium meats and cheeses and artisanal bread, or don't give them any sandwiches at all.
What model? It was quite expensive for one w/htlm5 interface. $400ish for a single port one IIRC
Bitcoin Net Zero [pdf]
I switched from a MacBook Pro to a Linux desktop a couple years ago - not for philosophical reasons, but just because I felt like at the time the performance per dollar spent was much better if I built my own machine with an AMD CPU. Switching was really no big deal - there are plenty of good alternatives out there to Apple apps, and Apple also has browser-based versions of a lot of their iCloud apps if you need to access files or Photos from a Linux PC. And I have continued to use other Apple devices in my home without any real issues.

Now with the success Apple has had with the M1 chips, and how they seem to be fixing their keyboard issues, I would definitely consider buying a MacBook Pro if the new models look compelling.

I guess my point here is that being fully committed to the "Apple Ecosystem" isn’t as big a deal as some people make it out to be. You don’t have to be all-in or all-out on Apple. It’s something to consider when making a purchasing decision, but at the end of the day you should just buy the thing that works best for your needs and budget, regardless of who makes it.
His proposal is to treat a new disease with approved drug you can buy and not experimental drugs. This will give us more data on therapies that might work and we can do more detailed studies on therapies with high percentage of recoveries.
And then in Germany... Fly over with Google Earth or similar.

It's basically all farms and cities now. Several of the forests left are mere tree plantations.

Perhaps one day the yearly reminder that our forests are dying will stop because there's none left.
Square payment system failed at peak tip time
Pushing back against the ‘WTF happened in 1971’ thesis
There are plenty of vegan athletes, and even vegan power lifters [0]. It’s totally possible to eat a plant based diet and have a lot of muscle mass.

[0[ https://www.greatveganathletes.com/category/vegan-powerlifte...
The primary fossil (nat gas) derived chemical is nitrogen. No amount of you fussing over the plants is likely to replace or substantially diminish their need for nitrogen. It can avoid using weed control products, which are overwhelmingly not fossil-sourced.
Your value of the service is the exact the amount of you are paying, which is zero.

You do not have a say in what Google does with others - in fact others are paying Google so it is clearly that Google's services are valued by them.
A wise man once said: "according to you. That's not an accepted fact".
i'm leaving the apple ecosystem too but it's because:

- development on linux is superior. docker works faster. the number of packages available on linux. for devops tooling cli, linux is still first class citizen, bit higher than macos.

- tiling windows manager is hella better than those available on macos (yabai, amethyst, etc..)

- the hardware is cheaper, and even more powerful (for the same price).

-
> Put into context that "carbon footprint" was a slogan invented by the fossil fuel industry, and its clear who is served by shifting the blame to cows.

We should absolutely be scrutinizing the fossil fuel industry. There's also no reason to _shift_ blame; both can be blamed at the same time. Ulterior motives behind the origin of carbon footprints does not negate the impact of our diets - particularly animal agriculture.
The other day I decided to try a beyond burger for a change. I had to throw it away because I could not eat it, because eating something even close to meat was unappetizing.
If you win, have you won repeat business?
Give them a NAS / old PC with shared network folder (Windows context menu or Samba on Linux), replicate the parts they want on phones etc. with Syncthing, and use any encrypted backup tool of your choice for the cloud backup.
Question - why are animal cells the obvious option? Why can we pursue the same approach as of yeast derived heme, making an individual protein, and just add on extra genes for more types of animal proteins to get all the chemical constituents of meat?
Appreciate this response :) Those who are actually out there building things are a bit too busy to pontificate here anymore
> I've found the best thing is to take a group of aggressive smart grad students and have them tear every paper apart

That's a pretty passable simplification of meta-analysis studies.
LOL pay for what? You can't even point me to the study you trust most and you're sitting here recommending a dosing schedule!! It's a comedy. I've looked at what's posted and the studies are mostly trash! This has 24 patients, not randomized and the treatment contains far more than Ivermectin! https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.07.06.21259924v...

You people are clowns.

> there's data from entire countries now at least.

Entire countries have been given Ivermectin? News to me!
I agree that a doctor should not prescribe a drug that is going to interact dangerously with a patient's other medication. I also agree that a pharmacist should not fill a prescription if they know it will interact dangerously with the patient's other medication.

But I also don't know the dosage schedule doctors who are prescribing Ivermectin are using. They're probably using one from a research paper that they believe justifies its use to treat or prevent COVID. Those dosage schedules are afaict similar to how it's used to treat on-label conditions - take one dose every three months, or whatever.

It's pure speculation that doctors are out there writing prescriptions for dangerous dosages of Ivermectin.

However one thing for sure is that in lieu of a prescription, people are more likely to self-medicate with a dangerous formulation and dosage, ex: horse paste.
Thanks, but I found it simpler to simply use youtube-dl to download the audio component of a bunch of videos and and do an "mpg123 *" in a background window.
If we're considering it a liability issues then I'm not sure this question isn't super important. You can't control that side. But you can control your side and reduce your liability. It won't reduce it to zero, but clearly it has reduced your liability.

This is especially true if we're talking about targeted attacks it is a lot harder to find all your previous contacts and then search through those to find something to hang you on. Your side is consolidated and easily searchable. The other side is distributed.

Though I kinda miss old text messaging where you only had 250 texts max.
This.. I have neighbors who just clear cut large swaths of forest just so they can raise more cattle.
https://theconversation.com/superblocks-barcelonas-car-free-...

He is an example.
Sidekiq is great, but it is a thing you have to think about (in particular, how you're shuttling state from workers to a place where front-end can see it). The big win with Phoenix as I understand is not having to think about it at all: it has a natural expression in the language and the platform, and that expression is performant.
This was in case OP didn't want to give up Gmail straight away. Of course you can just migrate to another provider, or, as in my case, spin up your own mailinabox[1] instance. That way the only provider you have to deal with is the cloud provider for your VPS, and in the remote case my account was terminated, it would be very easy to switch to a different provider (because Mailinabox includes functionality to do automated backups to an external location).

[1] https://mailinabox.email/
Can anyone post a list of terminal commands to install Waydroid in Ubuntu 21? I'm a total Linux noob who just migrated from Windows.
I got as far as:
Sudo apt install python3 && curl && lxc

I don't know how to word the install for wayland session manager.

And copy pasting the....
"export DISTRO="bullseye" && \
curl https://repo.waydro.id/waydroid.gpg > /usr/share/keyrings/waydroid.gpg && \
echo "deb [signed-by=/usr/share/keyrings/waydroid.gpg] https://repo.waydro.id/ $DISTRO main" > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/waydroid.list && \
sudo apt update"

...told me permission denied to modify some files, even if I did it as "sudo".

I think once I get past that point I'll be able to type in the rest of the commands to start running it.

I think it would be lots of fun to run Android apps on a FOSS Android module. I was running LineageOS in VMWare within Windows, and it was ok.

Thanks!
Sure is, and it’s excellent. I make a backup of everything Google stores about me every couple of years. I’ve never needed them, but they’re really interesting and give me peace of mind.

https://takeout.google.com/
Whew, glad it's not just me. I got an email threatening my Google account, and went in to the billing console to see a balance of $0.03. Three cents. The console won't even let you pay an amount that low!
I think what he's getting at (I'm not the one you're responding to) is that something we see in space that appears more fundamental is evidence that we are so far from understanding that it just looks normal to us. Imagine ants walking on concrete. It is probably indistinguishable from naturally occurring ground to them. They probably don't even realize people make it. We could look up at the sky every day and see something that is evidently made by a civilization, at least to them and others on par with them, and think "that's pretty." We really don't know what sort of activities they'd be up to to even know what is and isn't evidence of their existence, if they were sufficiently advanced.
This is an incredibly unconvincing article that flat out misrepresents facts or didn't do enough research to actually understand what happened.

Most of it complains saying that Impossible Foods went to market without being approved by the FDA and implies it's unsafe, but that seems to be literally 100% false and completely misrepresents the facts from my basic research on it.

They received FDA approval in Oct 2019 [0]. The Center for Food Safety filed a lawsuit against _the FDA and Impossible Foods_ later that year saying they didn't think a strong enough standard for approval was done. Earlier this year, the court ruled in favor of the FDA and said they did have enough reason to believe it was safe. [1]

[0]: https://impossiblefoods.com/media/news-releases/2019/07/fda-...

[1]: https://www.theverge.com/2021/5/3/22418036/impossible-foods-...

I had some more written about this but it doesn't even explain the method it claims is better, provides no scientific evidence for them, and ends by saying things like "WILL NOT SAVE US" and "NOT MORE HUMANE" bold and in caps. You can make up your own mind on how trustworthy this is.
Sure. We're allowed to disagree, both of us from our own point of view.

I still think you are too cynical in this instance but obviously won't try and make you change your mind. You do you. :)
Take this source with a grain of salt, but someone has calculated at over 2.5x[0].

[0] https://plantbasednews.org/lifestyle/animal-food-industry-ta...
I was wondering how they'd handle the 2.5 seconds without landing, given that the engine plume is going to heat it back up again. Are the particles being released from a much higher point than the pictures suggest? Otherwise you'd think it would drop into the still molten pad after less than a second, right?
You missed my point, if you can attain that level of technology you don’t really care about your planet at that point either.

The amount of energy required for to cross the intergalactic void is insane.

Our local group is about 3 megaparsecs in diameter the Milky Way is around 32 kiloparsecs in diameter.

Asteroids aren’t a problem if you can expand to other solar systems yet alone across galaxies.
> Why not do this at network or server-side level?

China doesn’t control the network/servers in Lithuania and other countries. Doing it client-side gives them the power to extend their reach.
> most other crops do

And some of these crops are used in finishing lots.

> but cattle are no more subsidized than housing or roads or cars or computers or any of the other things that make life better.

I think it’s questionable that cattle make “like better”. They are an inefficient form of food who suffer when we kill them, and we don’t need to eat them to eat delicious, nutritious food.
ms is milliseconds
As someone who is working on an embedded project - I just want to say, this is very impressive. I didn’t understand half of it, but you’ve given me enough to research.

Not sure if this helps, but I’m paying $75 per hour to do bits of what you’ve have done here.
It would be interesting if the source of the spread of COVID were from outside China. My bet would be on Vietnam which has large populations of coronavirus hosting bats nearby.

Unfortunately this analysis is hard to take seriously. Just to point out one alternative viewpoint, satellite images indicate an explosion of activity at Wuhan area hospitals in August of 2019 which is well before the December 2019 projection here. So this appears to present and extremely limited and highly selective look at available information.
There are, in fact, dairy farms in New York state.

Also, the DFW area is the 4th largest region in the country - proving that you CAN put people and cows on the same land
>Being unhappy with public pay is like going to a car dealership and being unhappy that there are prices written on the windows of the car its selling.

Not only that, but more information on costs is still better, even if you have the MSRP.

You want to know the invoice, you want to know the holdback if any, you want to know the average selling price in your area, you certainly want to know how much sales tax is, you probably take for granted the gas mileage is disclosed, is there an extra/excessive "documentation" fee...
> What Deleware lets it's 501c3 get away with should be illegial.

Like what?
Scary anecdote: I was at the Verizon store, and the clerk attending to me was getting really hung up on some stupid allegory about L Ron Hubbard and phone salesmanship, so I started reading the news until he tired himself out. I swiped down into my status bar and saw my Spotify widget was playing something, so I paused it assuming that it was just me leaving it on at home. A few moments later, it was playing again, and someone on the other end repeatedly fought me for it. I ended up ditching our friendly salesman and resetting my password in the parking lot, but it's still one of those Orwellian moments that reminds me of the scale of the internet.
> And I even pay for Google One.

you would think that paying for it would translate into a slightly better level of customer care. But that doesn't seem to be the case with Google. I pay for YouTube premium and I had my fair share on unanswered issues. Not sure about the other services though, YouTube is the only Google product I still use and I have a separate account only for that. Hopefully Google One turns out to be better than YouTube Premium!
> And are you really wanting to simultaneously take a call and listen to music? Will the person on the other end appreciate that? Seems like an inconsequential limitation to me.

You could be hosting a party, for example, and want to leave the room to take a call without interrupting the music.
I have no interest in US politics, but I do have an interest in avoiding censorship/bias for topics that I do care about.

The recent events that Glenn Greenwald has reported on has accelerated my move off platforms that have censored, or that can censor.

I won't be able to avoid all of them all of the time, but I can make the alternatives my default.

Federated over centralised.
Open over closed.
Public domain over ToS.
Hello that is me. I left almost a year ago. I posted that as a joke after years of abuse and it was directed towards those abusive community members. I had no ill will towards users. In fact, users are why I stayed so long and tried to improve the product. I agree with some of the criticisms in this post. The fact you’re still using me, the most public facing woman on the project, as a scapegoat and target for your frustrations is predictable but sad. In general targeting one dev will not get you anywhere.
I figured it was a system-wide issue when it said I'm #341 in the GCP chat support queue.
If you actually wanted to be paid for the value you bring, you should look for profit sharing/commission rather than freelance work