skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>Second, as cells produce the foreign proteins, they are captured and displayed by the MHC molecules, so this notion that 'spike protein coursing through the body' is a wild fabrication.

That's not true. The body continues to produce circulating exosomes expressing the spike protein for 4+ months after vaccination: https://www.jimmunol.org/content/early/2021/10/11/jimmunol.2...
It would be hilarious if just like this argues fairly convincingly for ivermectin, all of those (well, the first two) actually turned out to be true, but only for malaria infected and vitamin D deficient patients.
I actually think your reasoning is bizarre. Not all life is equal.
It’s a bit more complicated in practice though. Are you saying you’ll be OK shooting a mother stealing a loaf of bread for her kids? What about a child stealing a loaf of bread?

What about the neighbor who likes your wife and decides to shoot you and then plant his wallet in your pocket?

Vigilante justice is not the answer.
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It does end up working that way in practice, though it’s not quite as straightforward as that. What’s really happening is that courts are very backed up, jails are full, and judges release most people on their own recognizance within about 72 hours of the crime. They still have to go to court for that crime…eventually, but in the mean time, there’s nothing to stop them from going right back at it when they get released. There are people who have been arrested dozens upon dozens of times, and by now must have a list of court hearings a mile long, but they keep getting put back out on the street while they await their hearing. So in effect, at least for now, they are immune to prosecution.
You are slow with the downvotes:)
It is funny and sad at the same time.
And to clarify, focus on my links. There is no conspiracy in bad government decisions. Which are everywhere.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLWQtT7dHGE
> in 2021

This post is (should be) `(2019)`, and 3MF first released in 2015 according to Wikipedia.
www stands for world wide web so if you're looking for www with a web browser over that new fangled thing called the Internet, it's redundant.
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1. Ivermectin works against worms...so if you have worms and you want to free your immune system to fight Corona, you probably should take it https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2021/11/18/ivermect...

2. What data from Israel are you referring to?

3. The review process for the mRNA vaccines was as thorough as any, just with the bureaucracy pipelined. In fact, due to the massive rollout and scrutiny, Corona vaccines are probably the most analysed vaccines in history now

4. You are making vague claims about conspiracies and silencing critical thinking, without doing your part in giving specific, well defined critiques. If you can show places where such critique was silenced and they hold up under scrutiny, e.g. the data wasn't falsified or a protocol was broken, we are all happy to have that conversation. Until then, this is not a helpful comment in my eyes
Can you try https://nix.dev and let me know what's missing?
you didn't get the joke because you are living it.
the real question is, what would monty python say?

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The tempting clusters were too high to gain;

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And cried, ‘They’re sharp and hardly worth my while.

**
> How about adding a law forbidding US people from discriminating in business based on political or religious affiliation?

Such laws would be terrific. Example: Gofundme will not be permitted to ban Kyle Rittenhouse's fundraising.

The number of folks on the right being discriminated against outnumber the folks on the left by several orders of magnitude.
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All looks very similar to the pages I write today.
The API is being worked on: https://github.com/django/django/pull/14843
"symbols in Hindi which are not characters and can never exist as their own character but when placed next to a character they create a new character"

a.k.a. 'ligatures', as in f+f+i -> U+fb03 'ﬃ'
Discounts aren't typically as big because manufacturer mandated retail prices are quite illegal in the EU so retailers are competitively squeezing their margins the entire year, not just for one week in November.
Ivermectin is a perfect storm of technically true but ultimately misleading experimental results combined with a pattern of results that for all the world looks like a conspiracy.

A fantastic summary of the whole mess is here: https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/ivermectin-much-more-t...

This was discussed recently here on YC News just 5 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29249686

If you're too lazy to read a few pages of text that can save your life, I'll summarise it for in in a TL;DR:

Ivermectin works! This was demonstrated by at least one high-quality study with no signs of fraud or other serious faults.

It really will improve your odds of recovery from COVID-19!

Unfortunately, the entirety of that benefit stems from a high endemic load of parasites in places like India and Pakistan, where the high-quality successful studies were run. Those parasites will kill you within days if you're given the kind of steroids routinely used to treat COVID.

You know what kills parasites?

Ivermectin.

Even a single pill will save you from a death... from parasites. Not COVID, per-se.

That's why studies in western countries couldn't reproduce the results. They weren't trying to "cover up the truth", or whatever X-Files bullshit conspiracy theory you want to cook up. No, they just couldn't improve people's odds of survival simply because people on most western countries don't have parasite infections.

Ivermectin will not save you from a COVID infection.

Take one pill anyway. It's harmless and will save your from any parasites you might have.
> when you have been procrastinating something

I find that it helps to just clean your environment and set it up for the next day. It helps you start on the right foot.
very well said

>If I didn’t know better, I’d think you had it out for FSF

given the ammount of bad faith in the threads i think it definitely looks like a campaign
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This is actually my case, some people saw me present a topic I love to talk about would say I'm an extrovert. But in reality I rarely speak a thing in a debate about a problem I don't really care about, so people call me an introvert. I gradually don't care about the opinions anymore and just want to preserve my energy for the things I really care about.
isn't ARM a commodity market? seems to require a lot of coordination from the entire industry.
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Using .local is no longer recommended since it's used for mDNS. Apple devices in particular have issues resolving .local addresses.

Current best practice is to use a subdomain of a domain you control for internal stuff. Makes getting certs for internal hosts easier too if you can be bothered.
Yeah, I don't understand why HN commenters refuse to understand this.

The real advantages of microservices (I would say the only advantage but YMMV) is that it greatly simplifies development work, CI etc. when your organisation reaches a certain point.

Even at 200 devs, working on just one monolith has a lot of friction. Open a pull request for something trivial and you'll have to wait hours for the CI to finish.
That's what signatures are for ?

As long as you don't abuse those and are interesting enough in your everyday forum conversation, people are going to check those out ?
Medical consent is their right. They have the right to say no to any medical procedure for any reason. Right there in the GP funnily enough.
I once worked on a science lab automation to do the simulation/analysis work to process the asteriod samples. I think that's my meaningful work.
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My friend in college broke his phone's screen. But he kept using it for about a year without problems. He had every phone number memorised and could type messages without needing to look at the keyboard or the screen. You would be talking to him face to face and he could be typing out a message with his phone in his hand, inside his pocket.
Same in Thai. “Child” is “dek”, children is “dek dek”.
.local is used for mDNS these days, don't use it if your network has Apple devices.
Great job man, hows the solo founder path for you working out? Any tools/utilities/apps you can recommend that helped you bootstrap faster and easier?
I recently installed GUIX and just out of the gate I like the syntax much more than I ever did with Nix. The Nix syntax is just to random and hard to just guess what is going on if you're not sure what you're looking at. At least GUIX is more traditional looking Scheme type code.
Could be going down the rabbit hole with this comment, but cancer is an extremely generic term - lots of different organ and cell types. And smoking is also less well defined than one might think - additives to cigarettes and paper are not, I believe, considered in most studies. And not all smokers develop cancer. I had two relatives who were heavy smokers and lived until their late 80s and didn't die from cancer. To summarize, there is lots that we don't know about cancer.

So I would agree that this could be out of the box thinking that could have some truth to it. But I also doubt that research will be done in that direction unless there is some proof that justifies the expenditure. So we're likely to not know for sure, and most will assume it's not true.
The EV6 also has cooled seats, 360 degree camera view and Apple Carplay/Android Auto.
> Money is means to lead a good life; don't continue to accumulate money just for the sake of it.

Don't beat the final boss without touching your health potions.
A bold decision, to use the term 'easy' in a discussion of unicode.
> Not all life is equal.

That's not relevant to the argument at hand, nor is it a claim I have made.
One or two of the main characters in Neal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon probably fit the bill.
Uppercasing is also language dependent in the trivial sense that most scripts in use have no concept of "upper" and "lower" case at all.
not to mention "the other person was a serial interrupter" is often a case of "you spoke non stop via a single run-on sentence for 20 minutes and monopolized the conversation"
Most stuff I desire nowadays, are pretty cheap. I work as a consultant and self-employed. I don't know if I am making too much or I am happy with small things (e.g. a Mechanical Keyboard, some new 3D printing resin) which has a cost less than an hour for me.

This presented with me a different problem. I have to instead look at life quality improvement it provides purely. Most products in market, are never absolutely perfect. One brand will offer you X but not Y, while other will do opposite.
Then you end up not buying anything, but be burdened by thinking about it for some time. Then eventually, you just buy it to save yourself from mental tax.

I also found it more rewarding to spend money on experiences; a new sport, a new hobby etc.
> cross the bridge when you reach it.

This requires faith in things turning out alright. I have such faith and I tend to take more risk as a result.

Some people have a much greater fear of the unknown.
That makes length operation require full parsing of the text according to Unicode rules. Hope you have an up to date set of these!

Codepoints is easy, as are bytes. Graphemes much harder.

So, what's the length of a sole non-breaking joiner codepoint? (U+2060, yes it's allowed)
I am not sure about other countries, but here is what's going on in the Netherlands in 2021:

Since March, an average of 1,100 more babies have been born monthly compared to last year, an increase of 8 percent.
Will this be virtual? If yes, I would be interested in participating
I had to look up a 'center turning lane'. Is this[1] it? That looks incredibly dangerous.

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you joke but I learned at a talk comparing genetics to TCP networking (at HOPE, maybe 2014 or 2016, cant find it on the website atm) that DNA is encoded such that it expresses different proteins depending on which direction it is read, might be something to learn from
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There are cooler frameworks, there are more minimal frameworks, there are more "modern" frameworks. Whatever that means. Yes I would like to work with FastAPI, it is great. But...

Django gets the shit done. There are plenty of developers to find for it. Lots of good quality plugins. Every problem you have, infrastructure wise, is often already solved and there is a blog post of it.

Its good parts and its bad parts are widely written about. And if that is not enough: the documentation is great.

Great framework to get your product to market, it allows me to focus on building products. I dont want to think about routing forms processing, or project layout again. I want to write code for the product, not for the framework. Django is just good enough. Forms, URL routing and models are not what delivers value to products I am working on. So I don't want to spend time on it.

Remember: no customer cares about your product being run on cool-async-framework-X. Customers just want a good looking and good working product.
The best thing back then (as a young adult with too much time) was how easy you could hack a lot of the online forums or servers.

searching altavista for phpbb forums using a version vulnerable to a given exploit or using cross site scripting waiting for someone to bite it, and then upload 99 shell everywhere you would gain access.

It really felt like having superpower.
I've bounced off Nix a couple of times and figured that the problem is that it was too different. A lot of Linux distros (especially post-systemd) have a fair number of similarities and it's pretty easy to translate knowledge between them. NixOS _probably_ works very similarly, but it's also got this additional declarative configuration layer on top, which is the point of using NixOS, and it's got its own special way of doing things.

You can't translate Linux knowledge to a NixOS config directly, you need NixOS' documentation to understand the "NixOS Way" of doing things, and the NixOS way of doing things does not translate into other distros. And the documentation is difficult to understand and at times seemingly arbitrary.

You have to commit to learning NixOS and understand that you are only learning NixOS, it won't help you use anything else. Other Linux distros help you learn Linux in general and inform your understanding of Linux system construction, but NixOS is its own thing. Plenty of people learn NixOS anyway, and more power to them, but it's definitely pushed me away.
"Character count" is not a well-defined concept because "character" is not a well-defined concept in general.
Using whole round numbers like 5000 for public release software is pretty braindead though.
It’s geek ironic, but yeah the trend is kinda thick. It’ll be interesting to see how easy it is compared to other reserve proxies. I am def not a dev op guy but there’s a few things where it feels like I am learning another coding language just to do something that seems like it would be easy to document and get done sooner but, you end up needing a certificate to learn how to use an image buck for instance.

anywho
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not just Apple devices, you'll find mDNS resolvers on many setups. Overrides in the hosts file might be fine, but still, I'd avoid it.
>This is a very toxic exchange

Lies are toxic. Facts are objective.

The American right has taken a sharp turn towards authoritarianism and frank fascism. Disinformation, vitriol and violent political repression as primary political tactics have moved to the center of that party. So, I took exception to the absurd assertion that Thiel's "side" is not the oppressive one.

Still, I wasn't speaking about Thiel as much as the party he largely supports and their place in the current political landscape. But, since you mention it, the proposition that he has flexible political views posits him as some sort of centrist, which he decidedly is not. His positions land him squarely in support of what the right has morphed into and, indeed, he has played a role in that transformation. I think you are perhaps not familiar with some of his ideas and activities, or the company he keeps.

You should also know that Libertarianism has likewise been hijacked. It is not some purist movement in the traditional libertarian sense. It is now a vector for destabilization and galvanizing support for anti-democratic ideology and activity--to include dismantling all regulatory regimes that might check the power of people like him or their organizations.

>I guess I’m interested in the intellectual aspects, not political

Simply listening to Thiel (or anyone) purely for their ideas on anything, when I find them morally repugnant, is not something I can stomach, nor do I think it wise.
Exactly, that's the analogy I used to explain the core concepts of Kafka here: https://ruurtjan.medium.com/understanding-kafka-with-factori...
Is this the talk you're referring to? https://youtu.be/BnSUk0je6oo?t=912
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In many countries, it's a hard rule that you need to pass on the left. Passing on the right is only allowed when it's a lane going in a different direction (like an exit), or traffic is moving very slowly (you don't want people changing lanes in a traffic jam to avoid passing on the right).
You keep talking about how you can't take back killing. The thing is I don't want to take it back. The kind of person that would steal things that people rely on to survive has ceded their equal protection under the law.
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In terms of other recommendations, I can bring up "The design of everyday things", by Donald Norman. If I'm not mistaken, it's the book that popularized the concept of "affordances" in design.
> for example, there's no way to easily answer questions like "How many requests did server X generate between 1pm and 2pm and how many of them were served by server Y?"

There's many ways to answer that using data streamed over Kafka - ingest it into your preferred query engine, go query it.

Kafka is a distributed log, that's it.
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I usually up resource richness at map creation, so that the fields last longer. I I think it doesn't take away from the game, because the size of the fields is still limiting, so there's need for exploration.
Are you referring to https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34406358/? The same amount was injected into the veins as into the muscles, and the injections into the muscles were not found to cause myocarditis in the lab animals, while those into the veins were. Which at least suggests that a given quantity is more dangerous if injected into the blood than into the muscle.
As I said - the issue I have that a year having a different temperature from the average of some timeframe is not actually "anomal". It is to be expected. It would in fact be weird in most cases if temperature would be exactly like the average.

So calling any difference to the average an "anomaly" seems misleading to me.

The trend of rising temperature may still be "anomal", but that is not what they are referring to.

Your explanation kind of points out the problem, as you also seem to think a "deviation from the norm" is somehow unusual.

If you look at another example, it should be obvious: take the average temperature throughout one year, then plot the "anomaly" of daily temperatures in that year against the average temperature of the year. Then in summer it would be "anomaly hot" and in winter it would be "anomaly cold". Except it wouldn't actually be anomal to be hotter in summer and colder in winter at all.
what if there IS an easy way to do it, as is the case here?
Yeah this is the peculiar thing to me. Fairly soon after the phenomenon was noted, the irritating noise that linked all the cases (and what caused people to suggest it was some special sonic/microwave weapon) was explained as a particularly loud and annoying cricket. The way this has been discarded and how the whole issue has snowballed is insane and kinda worrying.
I don’t agree that you should shoot someone for stealing your catalytic converter either, but just for the sake of argument…

So what if the argument that having your car disabled could spiral you into homelessness is more of a critique on our lack of a safety net? What can the average citizen do about that? At this point, not very much. The system is cruel, yes, but it’s the one they live in.

In my city, catalytic converters thrives are known to be highly organized, armed, and prone to violently confronting people who try to chase them off. A few people have even been shot for trying to do so. The police are too busy with shooting after shooting to do anything effective to try to stop them. When you have a group of people going out night after night, stealing with impunity and threatening anyone who gets in their way, it becomes very difficult to muster any compassion for them.
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