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I was actually excited about this. I was under the impression at least with Plex, I would have more advanced banking opportunities. SFCU's app sucks by itself.

With Plex not happening, it would be nice if they could at least revert their awful new Pay app. Not being able to send money online and the new fees make GPay essentially useless.
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We have the Slack you mentioned (invite: https://notiondevs.slack.com/join/shared_invite/zt-vkinpzs0-...) and a Stack Overflow tag (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/notion-api).

The Slack link from https://developers.notion.com works for me, maybe Slack has a DNS issue according to this article? https://www.theverge.com/2021/9/30/22702876/slack-is-down-ou...
Why MGM Sold for 28x Ebitda and How Private Equity Will Fund Production Co
Agreed. They're putting their money where a lot of mouths are.
i know several varieties of beaver brand mustard have horseradish. example:

https://www.beavertonfoods.com/product/beaver-deli-mustard-1...
They ought to do medical insurance, they might get it right, and maybe we'd get some kind of standard electronic medical representation out of it. You could get physical illness alerts along with your windows defender pop ups. Imagine the good (yeah yeah and bad) they could do with that. "Your surgery is eight dollars but we keep the 4GiB of images we make."
In the US, or at least the west coast, the developer community is tied to the broader ecosystem and not the particular company where you work. When I worked in Silicon Valley, there was a saying that you don't work for "the company", you work for "the Valley". And it very much felt that way. Companies were ad hoc gatherings of talent within a larger close-knit software community. The tech companies generally understood this.

This dynamic lead to rich cross-fertilization of ideas and talent between companies. Socialization happened at the ecosystem level, not the company level, and I think it is probably a healthier than tightly coupling professional socialization with a company.
Right. We all know how this would end up:

Start->Begin Typing->Wait 10 seconds as the menu hangs because it can't resolve some ad
There are quite a few nucleoside analogues that have been used for HIV treatment: AZT, Zerit, FTC, Videx, Abacavir, 3TC, Hivid. There may be others I'm missing.

Of these, only Abacavir and FTC (as part of Truvada) are still used, the others have fallen out of use or are no longer even manufactured due to their bad side effect profiles and propensity for severe adverse reactions. 'Nuke-sparing' regimen planning specifically would combine other classes of drugs to avoid this class due to side effect issues.

I think it's great to have this new treatment option but this class of medications is well known for its side effects. Avoiding vaccines as 'unproven' and then going for this in particular I would consider eye rollingly wrong headed.
I second everything you said. I was pleasantly surprised (and dumbfounded) when I discovered the quick load-times. After playing many of the Assassin's Creed games, I expected the usual die-and-wait-5-minutes for the world to load, but Ghost of Tsushima continues to impress me in many ways. I'm also one to get easily bored by repetitive combat, but for some reason this game's fun-factor makes it very tolerable.

My only issue is sometimes after completing a mission, there's what appears to be an abnormally long cut scene of the character sitting or standing next to his horse. This is a very minor thing though. Everything else with this game is exceptionally well done.
The difference is that in real life, contracts aren't read by a thoughtless computer. Things can be implied based on the usual business practice. If there's an ambiguity, the intent of the parties can be used to resolve it. If something really unfair would happen, it can be thrown out as unconscionable or against public policy.
My guess is if you want to compete with roblox, you make a good independent multiplayer game that has a world aspect, get popular and then start adding user editing, vs starting with user editing first.

Basically minecraft with a first class modding engine as a second expansion that kids can use eventually.

The first and most important part is a game that people want to play.
Couldn’t the adverse events in the placebo arm actually be caused by Covid?
It must be because they have extensively modeled the optimal societal benefit of reducing the financial incentive to these entities.
Since you cited the hilarious poison control story, you might enjoy this analysis: https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/too-good-to-check-a-pl...
Shout out to the novel Blood Meridian, in which the main characters brew gun powder from volcanic ash, urine, and other things on hand
Indeed. There are several ice houses remaining in Houston where you can find cold beer and a casual crowd. My favorite, West Alabama Ice House, opened in 1928, a couple decades before air conditioning became common.
>torrent-like traffic, but legal

Since when is ANY traffic illegal on the Net? Is the idea of an open (for everyone) data "highway" already death in our heads?
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Internal emails show Zuckerberg and Facebook execs discuss cloning competitors
It's other people's lives, plus selection bias. It doesn't make other live visible equally, because people post more of the best moments (plus photo filters to look even better).
This is much bigger than anyone realises. As a demo of the power of something like this, you’d have to look at the bootleg market for live sport and AceStream in particular[1]

Streams at a quality I haven’t seen from any broadcaster over the internet, comparable to 4K 60fps cable AND IT GETS BETTER, THE MORE PEOPLE THAT JOIN!

A truly decentralised social network for content is the stuff of lore. There are so many things to be said about use cases that arise from infrastructure such as this, it’s impossible to fathom the potential.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ace_Stream
Attaching to a Raspberry Pi's Serial Console (UART) for Debugging
Computational photography jumps to prosumer cameras
We are in the same need right now. Something that we have researched and think it has a lot of potential, at least for us is James Long sync implementation. You can check out his talks and demos at:
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dh_gtndayY&feature=emb_imp_...
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEcwa68f-jY

And his demo implementation (and annotated fork):

* https://github.com/jlongster/crdt-example-app
* htps://github.com/clintharris/crdt-example-app_annotated/blob/master/NOTES.md

I wonder why there isn't some open source engine based on this at least for CRUD apps since it has a lot of potential and it is really "simple" to implement and even understand.
Freqfs: In-memory filesystem cache for Rust
So tax the gain on sale of the stock - there's no good reason to tax it on exercise (especially when the stock is illiquid and the price can still go down).

The current law is bad imo.
There are ways to mitigate, such as multisig wallet. For day to day, use a wallet with a small amount. When it's balance runs low, you can replenish the amount from your vault, that requires at least 2 signatures. Crypto is not about completely eliminating trust from the system, but rather being able to choose whom you trust and control, what a trusted party can do.
I'd love to talk to someone who refused to get vaccinated but gave their informed consent to participate in this trial.

Kind of boosts my personal theory is that a lot of vaccine hesitancy is driven by the fact that it's an injection and if it were a pill instead people would be more willing to take it.
Most US states require more than 20 hours in the classroom (usually a week or two), plus 8+ hours of actual driving with a driver's education teacher, plus some number of years with a learner's permit, where driving is only allowed during the day with a licensed driver 21 or older supervising in the vehicle. Then written and driving tests by the DMV must be passed to get licensed.

In practice, the classroom study usually isn't all that rigorous, and the testing is likely too easy.

But the requirements on paper aren't typically any easier in the US.

What's most needed is probably refresher quizzes for license renewals to remind drivers of commonly forgotten or new driving laws. Like who has right of way at a 4 way stop, or how to zipper merge.
Fruit flies react to smells while asleep
In meanwhile they are trying to revert it:

https://github.com/ruby/www.ruby-lang.org/pull/2693

https://github.com/ruby/www.ruby-lang.org/pull/2695

I have the impression that Matz and co, without understanding the context, just approved the related PRs to avoid being canceled?
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What you say is possible, and my knowledge stops short of it.

I know this is true:

> given any type system / proof system for correctness, there will be well behaved programs that cannot be proven correct in the proof system

But I'm not sure if this is as well:

> nor can they be refactored to equivalent programs that can be proven correct

If so, then there will be some programs whose behavior simply cannot be proven by a type system. Though I wonder if for those programs there could be another type system that could prove it? So maybe with a combination of type systems it can still be achieved?

Either way, what I meant to say was that even for programs that can, the problem of "bugs in a program" has not been completely solved. Since there can be bugs in your proof, and there are often missing assertions in it as well, in that you'll generally prove a property of it, but not directly assert precisely what you expect of each and every inputs, and you might also simply forget to prove certain key properties.
This presentation by James Long helped me a lot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEcwa68f-jY
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At least one of those was debunked, but yeah the same news that said that someone was convinced to drink fish bowl cleaner because T recommended hydroxychloroquine when it turned out she was trying to poison her husband.
It's a smear campaign and if people are taking it, it's because they can't get the human form. It's perfectly safe to take the human form and people take it preventively.

You'd think the HN crowd would be for elective controlled drug consumption and against pushing people into black/grey markets.

Kinda rich coming from the people who try to use ketamine (omg horse tranqs!) for everything.
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I also find that my desire for such a heavy drink decreases dramatically the warmer it is outside. My partner and I aged a batch of eggnog for a year, drinking 1/12th of it every month to see if there was a point at which the returns on aging diminished. It was genuinely difficult to be enthusiastic about sampling a glass of heavy cream, sugar, egg yolk, and bourbon on a 30° summer day.
You can thank Bob Dole for that wrt patents from Federal research funds.
What does "fair" have to do with anything? Are you suggesting that your proposal maximizes the amount of health-improving interventions that society will receive in the future? Do you have any reason to conclude that what you're suggesting will be even a slight improvement?
I've been working on offline-first apps (CouchDB/PouchDB + Cordova/Capacitor and published via App/Play Store) in the last years and can definitely relate. But some points to add:

- The 7 days IDB limitation does not apply for apps that are published through the stores

- Conflicts can happen, but depending on your design they might not matter in practise. „Implement a proper conflict resulution strategy“ has been on my „todo: maybe“ list for over 3 years now but was never important enough.

- Data migration is not needed as long as schema changes are additive (new doc fields, new doc types). Design carefully early on, keep track of „abandoned“ properties and you'll rarely need a difficult migration.

- Depending on the performance of your customers' phones and the amount of data your app is processing, it (JS -> ... -> IDB and back) might not be fast enough. I had to add caching layers for some use cases. But at some point, you probably want a proper state management library anyways which should include caching nearly for free.

- You can (and should!) still consider most of your data relational. There is even a relational-pouch plugin. But I'm strongly missing foreign key constraints and better DB-level data validation than CouchDB's design docs provide.
It's kind of like with "edutainment" - authors try to make education more palatable to kids by sprinkling some game aspects in, as if it made more sense than sprinkling a bit of sugar on top of broccoli to get a kid coerced to eat it to like it.

You need to start with a game that's fun, in a context that's fun (i.e. not coerced by outside authority), and only then you can sneak in some extra value.
So, it's not that being fat is necessarily unhealthy. Health problems can be avoided as long as you're physically active.

> It is fair to ask whether weight loss could have contributed to the reduced mortality risk associated with increases in either PA[physical activity] or CRF[cardio-respiratory fitness]. Unfortunately, most of the studies did not report data on weight change associated with changes in either PA or CRF. However, it is not likely that weight loss would have contributed appreciably to the reduced mortality risk associated with the PA activity or CRF. First, increasing PA typically results in little, if any, weight loss .... In addition, several of the studies that included changes in body weight or BMI in their analyses indicated that weight loss was not a significant contributing factor, as described below....

Still, it seems like it's a lot harder (for the average person, anyway) to stay skinny if you aren't physically active; and a lot harder to be physically active if you're obese.
Crypto finance and especially DeFi is tiny compared to traditional finance. The blast radius is still small without the regulations. But the regulations will come. Crypto finance is going down the same path that traditional finance did just in a period of a few years than a century.

Everybody who claims there's "zero risk" is either lying or blind to the risks. You can't get those large yields with zero risk.
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Agreed… and it’s too late to fix it now.

Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/927/
> You sound like someone in the 90s talking about web1

The web became popular because it solved a myriad of problems that people cared about, from text and voice communication to meeting new people.

If you cannot come up with any real world use or purpose for a new hyped tech then I'm not sure if there is any rational basis for that hype.

And searching for problems that match a solution is not how progress happens.

You tried to compare web3 to the web in the 90s, but you unwittingly make web3 sound like the semantic web in the 90s up to now.
Fucking three popups before I even get through the introduction. No thanks.
I would seriously recommend getting it serviced. I have 3 MacBooks in my house right now and none of them do that.
Bautzener Mittelscharf or bust
It is, and it's rampant.
Wonderful album, but I’m not sure it was a departure from previous work.
I'd fund it as long as I get to see the results in person:)
Some smaller sizes ones shown here: https://youtu.be/ugDnC0iidL4?t=227
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It's the same thing -- Comirnaty is the brand name of the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID vaccine.
Also add in a 'revenge' and 'pettiness', for lack of a better term, style posting. I just shudder at thinking what some of my peers would have posted about me and others when I was younger. They barely kept it together normally. But sitting behind the 'safety' of a screen... It would have been awful.
Lets compare it with food, if you (client) would not eat so much the producer (server) would not produce as much, no server produces traffic without a consumer.
It's not quicker to write code in Lisp when you don't know Lisp, and you have to learn it to make a change to some Lisp code that someone randomly added to the codebase.

This is true of all niche languages that are supposedly quicker to use than regular mainstream languages.
Yes, I also received several obviously fake SMSs in June 2021, so the window is clearly longer than what they are saying.
This puts to words the uneasy feeling I've had towards NFTs.

The thought experiment that made this concrete was a sort of reductio ad absurdem:

Let's say for a moment that NFTs win worldwide support and begin to be used as proof of ownership for everything. As part of this movement, the Louvre registers an NFT signature for each item in their collection.

Now, let's say a nefarious actor manages to use social engineering and convince a naive Louvre curator to transfer the NFT ownership of the Mona Lisa.

This bad actor promptly goes to Sotheby's and asks them to list "his" Mona Lisa for sale.

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Of course, the Mona Lisa would not go anywhere. The French government would never allow it. This is an extreme example but can be walked back to less and less valuable items: would this work for an NFT of a house, a car, a computer, etc?

Unless the state decided to universally and with no exceptions enforce ownership of NFTs, they are ultimately worthless.
You are mistaken. A SIM swap is a compromise at the carrier, not the handset.