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Hormonal birth control causes blood clots in women all the time, including those not trying to get pregnant?

Why are we dealing with a binary that is a woman wants to get pregnant vs not wanting to? In the case where pregnancy is desired birth control is by definition irrelevant.

So the correct thing to compare is the health risks to a non-pregnant woman vs the health risks to a man, and the risks from pregnancy have nothing to do with it.
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This exactly.

My honeymoon photos (divorced now), photos of friends to whom I no longer speak, regardless of the circumstances... photos of pets that died, ex girlfriends who you were sure was the one... all just add a pang of sadness to my day. Forgetting things is mercy.

My best friend died about 10 years ago. She still has a facebook account because when you die suddenly you don't get to settle your affairs. At least a few times a year I'm reminded of my memories of her, or its her birthday.

Or even just seeing how stupid I was and the dumb things I posted, is a bit painful :-)

"No one ever takes a photograph of something they want to forget. The things you're most afraid of have already happened. The shutter is clicked. The flash goes off and they've stopped time, as if just for the blink of an eye." - Sy Parish One Hour Photo (2002)
That sort of thing seems like a good idea. There are X programs (and presumably Wayland programs) that do similar things (like web browsers stopping things when switching to a different tab or minimising the window). But we could probably do better with different interfaces.

For the moment the Librem 5 seems to be using apps designed to work on PC desktops but at lower resolutions.
It's not just Pennsylvania, it's like that in most states. The further you get from the cities the poorer people get. Of course there are some exceptions like smaller tourist rich towns or oil rich towns like in Montana/Texas/Oklahoma, but those are pretty rare.
> Several of my real, profitable business customers are running $200-$300/mo AWS bills. That includes multiple virtual servers, hosted RDBMS, load balancers, multi-region redundancy, etc.

Yep, 100%

My "default answer" to "how much will hosting cost?" is "Starts at about $200/month" - which means ELB + 2xEC2 t3.medium + RDS MultiAZ MySQL/Aurora db.t3.medium, and single digit dollars per month for Route53 DNS, a bit of S3, a bit of CloudFront, a bit of CloudWatch, some SNS email, stuff like that.

I have two clients turning over on the order of a million bucks a month on exactly that platform. We guarantee them 99.9% uptime, internally we aim for 99.99% and mostly achieve that.

$200 is a good price point for me, it weeds out the sort of client who isn't serious "But I can get a GoDaddy cPanel account for $15/month!", 2while at the same time allowing me to deploy something I'm not _too_ scared to be the guy who gets called if it goes down (inevitably at 2am or on my birthday weekend.)

Obviously if someone comes to us with "big data" or "video streaming", or "machine learning" projects, that answer doesn't apply.

But I've deployed 100s of websites, web apps, and mobile app backends for that ~$200/month, and realistically maybe 1 or 2% of them ever reach enough users to outgrow that significantly. And only one of those has ever scaled up enough that we had serious discussions about whether large 1yr reserved spot fleets or switching to dedicated hosting was the right way forward.
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> I feel confused and disrespected as a user every day

I definitely agree with this, and I like your use of the word disrespect. I think the younger generation has encroached onto the sanctity of "the platform", if you will, and now us old timers are suffering. I time myself for my actions every day since I started noticing these despicable UI trends, and on average I waste about 2-3 hours a week trying to discover what behaviors work with flat UI applications.

But, take a natively designed application from Windows 2000, and it's extremely easy to understand and use! And, dare I say it, more pleasing to the eye than flashy, animated graphics of today.
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That theory is put forward in the book Ishmael by Daniel Quinn. Great read that will make anyone reconsider the foundations modern humanity is built upon!
The Plasma Mobile Maliit keyboard works with GTK apps on Manjaro Plasma Mobile.

There must be some way to make this work on other Plasma Mobile distributions.
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It does a great job on HN, but I don't think it would be a good fit for most communities. Too spartan.
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I'm not sure that's any worse than a doctor misunderstanding real science.

Note that the root cause (unfamiliarity with the tools of science, especially probability and statistics) is largely the same.
Almost by definition a “human right” is debated because it’s based on time and culture. It used to mean the right to be alive, then freedom from slavery was added, then access to food.

Shelter isn’t even an established right, what makes you think wanting to be treated differently from how you used to be would be?

What about access to sex? Internet? A car? Mass transit?
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JetBrains DataGrip does, although in a limited fashion.
What… what’s bad about a.out? It seems to be the default executable produced by GCC? I read the article but I couldn’t quite understand what the problem is to begin with. Is it a seldom used or outmoded executable format that is used for nothing but the default output or what?
Sure, but the pool of Citus folks at Microsoft is relatively small. I’d assume that many Microsoft teams have worked with SQL Server for years, so it’s likely a widely-available skillset internally.
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In theory, there is no difference;in practice there is.
I wish I had known then that eating a nearly ripe to ripe banana, or even a large crispy fresh apple, will induce an unlikely and almost miraculous erection, which even for healthy teens is useful for making it through the seventh inning stretch.
And what does this video proof? That he's truly honest! In many of his videos, he's critical of Russian army. Most recent case I recall is this one [0].

[0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQtMizXQDIM
Food Lab by J. Kenji Lopez-Alt is a great cookbook if you want a scientific approach to your food
Hugo is pretty sweet.
It does because it pollutes the sphere with photos that look exactly the same.
So it's harder and harder to surface good photos like those the author took.
Neurons are old. The last common ancestor had some brains for itself, too.

Bird brains are much more neuron-dense than mammalian brains. They also lack the layered structure that permeates our cerebral cortex. I wonder if the different structure is what causes the funny head movement seen across bird species.
I misremembered the trick. Yes, it does save on storage without appreciable overhead.
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I’ve noticed that pattern on Hacker News, Reddit, Slack, Twitter, StackOverflow. A one-line hot-take gets far more upvotes than a well-crafted, nuanced response. Asking questions is even worse.
This is because on the web, everything you see on the page has to be downloaded first. This leads to the following cycle:

* a widget toolkit is created and gains some traction.

* It starts adding features, becomes bigger and slower to download and execute

* users start leaving for the next toolkit, which promises a smaller, faster experience.

At this point, most webdevs have simply given up on desktop like toolkits, and only use what’s available on the browser, combined with a few lightweight libraries and an ui framework
I’m not familiar with this field. Did you reach out to them directly to see if they are aware of your work and those who you cite?
From the Wikipedia entry on a.out:

> "a.out" remains the default output file name for executables created by certain compilers and linkers when no output name is specified, even though the created files actually are not in the a.out format.
It is the “etc” of UI design. It’s a cop out most of the time.
Alternately, one could argue sacrifices should be made by those who gain the most from them.

Preganancy can cause very bad outcomes. Therefore it's more appropriate contraceptives development focus on women.

Think of it this way - a guy says "yeah I'm on the pill ... no of course I didn't for get to take one of the pills yesterday ... trust me."

Why isn't this as reassuring as a woman stating she's on birth control?
They handle everything themselves. The recent tour was 200-300 cap rooms, with a couple of large clubs in the mix. Booking can definitely be a grind, but at the end of the day, the booking agencies are saving you about 5 hours of work in exchange for ~15% of gross, which they hope translates to at least $150 to make their own 2 hours of work worth it. But if you're grossing $1,000 from each gig, that's $30/hr that could be going to a band member instead of some third party, presuming somebody has the motivation to do it and they're not already making more at a day job.
> or bad text rendering on non-hidpi displays suck, but both have people working on fixing them.

It wasn't even acknowledged as a bug in the beginning, even after screenshots with clear signs of regression were posted. Matthias Clasen closed the bug report saying it wasn't a bug but an intended feature. There's really no appropriate words to describe such behaviour, which is fairly common on the GNOME issue tracker, besides calling it "wilfully dense" or "trollish".

> As for themes, I quite like the new libadwaita theme, and prefer it to the default GTK theme. You're free to disagree, but you can't say your opinion is correct, nor can I.

Sure, but in that case, an officially supported method to change the theme should be provided in case I don't agree with your choice. Apparently, GNOME tweak tool was never supported, is not supported, and will never be supported. For now, GTK_THEME is being presented as an alternative but do you expect me to close all of my programs and relogin to my session to change my theme? Should I create wrapper shell scripts for all of my GTK apps?

> Keep in mind that libadwaita is an optional library _specifically for gnome apps_. If you don't like gnome, don't use libadwaita.

The fact that there are no non-trivial GTK4 apps out there that don't use libadwaita or libgranite tells me what I need to know. Even LibreOffice uses libadwaita now. Is LibreOffice a GNOME app?
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Do you execute shell scripts that are curled from the internet?

Why not? The reason is probably the same why other people argue that they don't want to install desktop apps anymore.

They don't trust those apps, because the security model they have in place doesn't live up to their expectations. Most users don't use opensnitch, selinux or firejail because those tools - honestly - suck for normal users.

We need to make app sandboxing easier, GUI driven and as simple as the android settings app (when it comes to the approachability).

The dumpster config fatigue that is selinux is just a bad joke and nobody will ever be able to use this tool correctly without having to make thousands of mistakes.

We have to build better profilers that use reasonable sandboxes by default, and allow to generate a config automatically for the end users.

The useless tech that is flatpak/snap/appimage is pretty much not what it promised initially when it nowadays bundles a microkernel, shared libraries and everything the app needs ... but cannot even protect my user's profile folder from the app I'm running.
> But one challenge to greater adoption is the off-ramping from crypto back to fiat currencies which is largely done online by centralized exchanges such as Coinbase and Binance.

Maybe until people stop to off-ramp, because it has been made such a pain by regulation, and just pay directly with their crypto.
Refuting the RR paper was an exception, because it was such a high profile paper used by many policy makers in a critical economic situation.

I’ve seen colleagues waste weeks to get any kind of attention to clear, and when pointed out, quite obvious errors in scientific papers. The original authors have responded with insults, and the editors have had no interest in publishing any kind of criticism.
But make sure to ask your doctor about it!
It’s easier for me to give someone credit in the form of a link than to write out more than 500 lines of CSS on top of what layout generators provide.

And that’s for a basic website skeleton.

I do like to design stuff on my own to retain that personal touch, but starting website projects from scratch (personal or free) without grabbing a starter template is a ridiculous time sink.
So what would a breaded thing count as? Like a chicken or fish stick? It wasn't "filled" in any direction. At the extreme you could have a breaded, fried donut hole - a sphere that had bread deposited onto it (i.e. the donut hole is the filling of the sandwich), no axis at any stage, and you eat it from all directions equally.
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So you just rename the file, right? I honestly don’t understand why this is a big deal. Though in general I have always thought it was weird that UNIX defaults to that name instead of the name of the main source file.
Here it costs the same no matter if it's clinic or 24/7 hospital.

Actually the whole visit costs around 20€ and during late hours it's less then 30€. X ray or anything else is not billed separately.
Use a FOSS template or use WordPress with a theme. Why should you code your own website when using a template or WP is faster?
Ytterbium used to be (carefully) splattered all over the screen of every color TV, to fluoresce red.

Erbium is used in nanogram quantity in optical fibers to amplify signals purely optically. You shine a light on a fiber doped with it and the signal gets stronger.
I take a look at TablePlus landing page, and I wonder what's different to Postico? I'm probably not using many features, it seems like the same!
I'm talking about it as a collectors item.
Conversion has losses, true. For electricity to gas and back the losses are around 50%. That's perfectly fine for a technology you need for maybe a couple of weeks per year. The real question is how expensive the equipment is. Power is essentially free for renewables, all costs are depreciation of equipment.

And as I said above, people _have_ implemented it already. There are dozens of MW of hydrolyzers installed in Germany alone.
Tell them to stay up with the handlebars, and lean to steer. They figure out very quickly, on their own, using the handlebars to tip, instead of leaning.
I don't just take pictures while traveling. Anything that I find interesting gets saved.

For example a couple days ago I saw a car with a license plate from the other side of the world. After I looked their handle up online after i was back home I found a super interesting story about a lovely couple traveling the world.
What funny timing! Just this week I've actually been working on an open source VS Code extension that uses OpenAI's new code edit API[1] to let you write or edit code in your IDE by typing instructions.

And as a bonus related to the article title, it literally lets you talk to your editor (ie you can press the keyboard shortcut and then give edit commands by voice[2]). I've been leaning on it heavily for the last few days and the setup feels really productive!

If you want to try it out you can install it here:
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You can also find the full source code here: https://github.com/corbt/clippy-ai/tree/main/vs-code-extensi...

I'd love feedback!

[1]: https://openai.com/blog/gpt-3-edit-insert/

[2]: I just wrote the voice command interface yesterday and it's still highly experimental. Relies on having ffmpeg installed on MacOS and doesn't work with all audio setups yet. But there's a clear path to making it more robust.
Man I'm sorry to tell you, but your post is not even wrong. There are no good reasons for broken applications, when you have any client-server exe running on your PC you've lost your privacy and they've hacked your PC because you can't audit the code.

Game companies have been exfiltrating data on massive scale and gives them 100% access to everything we say and do, I'm sorry to tell you but we live in a global panopticon that you idiots enabled.

There's zero reason for any application not to be local on your PC, you don't grasp in an internet enabled world your PC is a chip in a global sized motherboard that content companies and intel and AMD want replaced and turned into a dumb locked down consumer device.

TPM is about putting copyright cops on your PC's, and all your beautiful local exe's will be signed binaries in the future, no more dumping MP4's from netflix because they will be end to end encrypted and signed.

Windows 10/11+ is them changing how binary executables work going forward.

From 1960 to roughly 2010, all cpu's were using plaintext binaries, microsoft and the media and content industries desperately want to change this to defeat piracy. They will not give up on locking down your PC, they can finally turn files and give them rivalrous qualities by way of encryption, internet and digital signing. Just like consoles.

You don't seem to grasp we've lost the battle and are too stupid to realize, the future of hardcore gaming on the PC was supposed to be level editors, dedicated servers and local applications, not logon screens, user acccounts and stolen videgames.

Because every "software as a service game" is entirely downloaded to your PC making a mockery of the concept, if Dota 2 and league require a $2000 computer with the latest 3D video card.

If I didn't live with morons these games would be normally coded PC games like we had in the late 90's and early 2000's before the stolen RPG apocalypse (Mmmo's).

MMO's were just rpg's with their networking code stolen out of the game and sold back to you as some "new type of product" the whole thing was a scam, to defraud gamers out of game ownership because the game industry desperately wanted to kill the local infinitely copyable binaries. You don't seem to get this was part of the game plan to kill "piracy" buy literally stealing the game from their customers. Can't easily pirate it (during its period) without the files that used to come inside the game.

That' why modern multiplayer that used to be embedded in the exe is stolen out of most modern games while games from the 90s' you can still play multiplayer because its embedded inside the program.
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While this forum has lots of people who are into tech and finance inexplicably getting their panties in a bunch over crypto, YCombinator keeps incubating crypto startups and making big money...
Here it costs the same no matter clinic or 24/7 hospital. The whole visit actually costs around 20€ or less than 30€ in late hours (there's also yearly maximum you need to pay). There's no extra cost for x ray or anything else.
Switzerland is so interesting. Genuinely would love to live there.
Great! That makes Kestra more useful than Dagster for me.
Big discussion yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30789256
This can’t be overstated. Crossing the JS<->native barrier is inherently a perf hit. I’ve measured it trying a large variety of high performance messaging protocols and postMessage with structured clone nearly always wins. If that sounds like a bold claim, there are troves of Node and Deno issues where they’ve improved perf by staying in JS specifically because calling into native and back has been the bottleneck. There are countless similar issues in V8 and WebKit as well.

You can get a perf boost with WASM or NAPI, but only for workloads which are CPU bound and where you expect to do that work in compiled code.
Reading code written by experienced programmers helps you learn the idiomatic ways of using a language.

With regards to C, I learnt it by reading John Lion's annotated listings of Unix v6. It was far more educational than just working through K&R C. Although the latter was helpful in unravelling the logic underlying some of the more complicated constructs.

With regards to Python and C, C pointers to structs are comparable to passing objects by reference. Different syntax, similar semantics.
Rent stayed flat because of the moratorium, not because of the demand. You will start seeing the rent increase as the leases are coming up for renewal, many places are already up for 20% rent increase.
Thank you for illustrating my point by claiming knowledge, or awareness, or familiarity, of something you also claim does not exist. That is absurd. How can one know anything about something that doesn't exist? You have no evidence that I have hair. Does that mean I am bald? Here's something else you may consider: do numbers exist? Does color exist? Does time? Are you certain? How can you be so certain about something you can not empirically detect? Prove it. Can you be mistaken? Have you never made a mistake? Be skeptical of what you believe you know.
House prices are roughly dependent on income which means dependent on monthly payments.

Rents are even MORE dependent on income and it’s easier for renters to move, so rents often end up below the mortgage cost for a similar purchase.
Could your 1995 application be used by everyone on every system in a tap/click ?
Here in Finland that would've cost less than 100€ total, without any insurance.
I'm not talking about scalping.

Woodstock was a legendary event.

The tickets would now be considered collectors items.
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Isn't the cost comparable to AWS specialist that you need to hire as devops?
In private company compensation, RSUs have an individual price which is based on the overall valuation of the company. The company determines this value with the help of some external accountants and is supposed to represent a "fair market value". When it comes time to issue employees stock, this price is used to determine how many shares are issued. For example, if the company wants to issue a new hire $100,000 worth of stock and the stock price is $100/share, they'll give the new employee 1,000 shares.

Recall that the share price is determined based on the Fair Market Value. Unlike an actual equity market price, the FMV is not frequently updated. This can cause issues where the FMV is out of sync with the actual value of the company. If it's too high, it causes the value of equity granted to employees to be too low. In the above example, if the stock is 40% more than it should be, the employee expects $100,000 worth of stock but is actually only receiving $60,000. By reducing the FMV, employees get a better deal.
I have had to write string manipulation code in FORTRAN77 - an absolute pain. Moving to C was a relief.
We all live inside our own illusions.
I used to use separate apps for things like this and now I just use the one built into IDEA and it totally does the job. Bonus, I don't have to leave my IDE.