skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That’s why I’m still here. I guess working in software meant it was easier for me to stay, so who knows. Maybe I would have gone with them had I felt stuck in some other career, but I’ve always earned more than most people I know simply because I know how to press the buttons on the keyboard better.

The wilderness here makes me feel like I could never leave. I’ve been plenty of other places, and the idea of not being in this place is unnerving. The ocean, the forest, the temperate climate, rain, all of it. I’ve come to feel a deep connection to it.
From the article: "When diazepam medication was stopped, the effects lingered for a while but were eventually reversed."
There are excellent reasons to generally forbid the import of certain critical items such as infant formula- as a matter of national security, for example. It's important that this industry exist domestically.

However, in extraordinary cases such as we are in right now, the appropriate thing to do would of course be to import formula from other countries to make up for the shortage.

Seems to me that this is the sort of thing that should have already been approved by the FDA, and controlled purely via import restrictions/tariffs, so that more can be quickly imported if needed.
P/2016 BA14 (PanSTARRS)
I have to scroll all they way down to the buttom to find the information source -- WorldWeatherOnline. Does people not care about where their whether data is sourced from?

Living in Japan, I have always been wary of these type of service, since I find a lot of them really inaccurate. And I just checked, Tokyo show 15C on that website, while high resolution current weather information from Japan Metrological Agency show 18C.
That would be cool, but how would you condense the information enough that it's both useful and doesn't take up 2/3 of a line?
Just as a personal opinion, it feels to me like having a 'large subreddits' category is kind of a cheat.
I feel like this is really all about acoustics
If I pulled that kind of shit in my job, I'd be fired or in jail. Surely this is fraud?
Bald barbie would allow selling wigs, so not horrid idea...
> Stop thinking about food as of something valuable, and think of it as of pills that keep you alive

As a Frenchman, this mindset repulses me. I take the opposite view: you should view food as something worthy and valuable, and therefore not to be degraded by eating an unbalanced diet full of preprocessed industrial junk.
Add [2012] to the title
Yeah, same. A referral can get you a phone/zoom call with the right person, and somewhat skip the intro nonsense. After that it’s still back-to-back grilling.

I do like a referral however. I often get cold emails from recruiters that are interested in hiring me, but still want me to fill out an application and do some intro async coding screen. It feels silly. I’d think I’d they’re reaching out, then why do I need to fill out an application? Let’s have a convo with the hiring manager, see if our goals align, and do the on-site grilling thing, if so.
“living in the Bay Area, kid or two in private school, driving a Tesla“ is, itself, very far.
Nobody, same for cryogenics. Imagine some ideological extremists that decide that Cryogenics is against their beliefs and use their political leverage to forbid people and allow other citizens to pursue them them if they ever attempt to do or help the practice.
Netflix will stream a Norm Macdonald stand-up special he shot before dying
There's an obvious path to a future where we can avoid the worst outcomes of climate change affordably using geoengineering.

But the loudest detractors of these ideas are those who feel any path free of suffering or moralizing must be wrong. You can almost never get to a debate on the merits.
I think texas might have outlawed those after the "incident" lol https://abc13.com/texas-legislature-ban-residential-wholesal...
There’s another way to solve the visitor problem: multiple dispatch. Alas, it brings along a separate host of problems that are trickier to solve.
> I am treated like an addict or ridiculous when I tell doctors I'd rather not "try SSRIs"

If you’re willing to take Xanax but you’re not willing to try SSRIs, you have probably been severely misled about the relative risks of each.

Seriously, the internet misinformation machine is terrible for SSRIs.

One thing to keep in mind when reading online reports of drugs is that they tend to correlate quite heavily with the liking effect of a drug. Patients will rate drugs with rewarding effects significantly higher because they literally trigger the neurons in your brain that say “this is good and you want it now”.
If you can put these into the metrics system as metrics themselves, then join against them, that works. (IIRC handling all the various things that could be happening in a data center like drains, planned & unplanned downtime, etc., it's more complex than a simple join.)
Not correct, at least for some opioids.

Nearly all opioids present the hazard of dose escalation over time to maintain their efficacy. Hence the dose escalation commonly seen with morphine, oxycontin, etc.

Most opioids, in addition to interacting with mu-opioid receptors (the mechanism of pain relief), also activate NMDA receptors, which enhance pain sensitivity. So for most opioids, there's an adverse dynamic in which analgesic activity competes with nociceptive activity, leading to dose escalation.

Methadone is one of two opioids that don't activate the NMDA receptor system. (The other is dextromethorphan, the OTC cough suppressant.) Methadone has been used very successfully to treat chronic pain, and does not exhibit dose escalation issues. Methadone has slow kinetics and does depress respiration, so when putting patients on it, dosages should be titrated slowly to avoid hazardous or fatal events. This is easily managed in ordinary clinical practice.

A close family member has been treated with methadone for chronic refractory migraines for >20 years. She transitioned to methadone from morphine SR after experiencing the classic need for increased dose. With methadone, she's had no dose escalation, no impairment due to psychotropic effects...it's simply given her a life to live.
As long as you have a steady supply you don't really have cravings either.
It’s also used in commercial food prep.
Ask HN: How do/did you migrate WhatsApp chats from Android to iOS?
I just broke my Android phone and wanted to migrate everything to my iPhone. There's plenty of shady softwares listed on Google claiming to be able to do it, but would like to know if there's any open source tools I'm missing.

I'm on Mac OS.
Texas isn't bad, but Texas politicians, especially the unholy trio at the top, Abbott, Paxton, and Patrick, are clowns running an out of control side show known as the Texas government currently.
It seems very popular on tiktok but I’ve never met anyone who actually uses this app. Maybe it’s just teenagers?
At the risk of sounding arch, the founder of Free-Range Kids relates an experience that perfectly supports the hypothesis of her organization ... ? What a coincidence. I don't think she's necessarily wrong, but the bias has to be factored into judging the content of the article.
No, this surplus will go to DIE initiatives and environmentalist lobbyists, in the best case. And no, I don't have evidence that I can share. Screen cap this post and come back in a few years I guess. Or flag it and pretend, whatever.
A version of cheap hearing aids not unlike being able to pick up non-prescription reading glasses for $5 at the drug store would be life altering for many. Imperfect is better than unattainable.
This is why I like Windy.com. They give you the output directly from the various weather models and you can actually see them all in parallel or just pick whichever one works best for your location.
> It is not "political" as the context of your reply clearly indicates as much as it is deeply tied to not only the history of Texas as it relates to joining the USA and also the fundamental manner in which the USA was supposed to function, wich has been and continues to be under constant and direct assault.

So... not technical, but political
I'm interested in this idea but, as feedback to shuffle, their demo sucks.

1. There are essentially three different types of UI component you can use within the demo, everything else is disabled. This makes building anything other than a landing page, within the demo, impossible.

2. The UI components that I could see (in five minutes of clicking around) are what I would term 'brochure-ware' components with nothing provided for forms etc.

3. The first thing that happens after you choose between bootstrap, tailwind etc is you get asked to choose a component library. As a non-designer I don't know on what basis I would choose between these and there's only a very ephemeral description of their characteristics. In my case I'm very interested in A11Y support and there's no indication to what degree, if any, those component libraries would help with that.

I'm not here to bag this entirely, I can see how it would be a significant accelerator in some cases but I do think addressing the above points would help.

BTW it's USD24/month or USD99/year from my point of view but it's possible they're A/Bing pricing.
It was more that they would rather send Monarch an RPC than be connected to. Not everyone wants e.g. an HTTP server in their process. For example maybe they are security sensitive, or have a limited memory envelope, or other reasons.
My primary disinterest with SSRIs is first hand experience with people taking them and going on and off them. I don’t want to go into it or discourage anyone from taking them, but my experiences and reading papers reporting side effects results in a hard no for me.
So let's see it. Middle school curricula that says that straight, cis, white, males should be killed. Because what I see here is an incredible overreaction used to justify actual public policy that harms transgender people by denying them access to medical care.
It's Forbes. The article is shaky also
this is what I do. I have a couple of lasko fans in rooms that need it, but generally don't around your house in hot clothes and you're gonna be find and get used to it quickly. Now if I'm cleaning house I'll turn it down to 73 or 74 for a bit, but it goes back up afterwards.
I was dialing in to a system used by dozens of Convex employees to do their jobs. One (or more?) of them ran `ps` and didn't like seeing `hack` in the output during business hours. I don't know if it was really a resource consumption issue.
To counter my argument that cryptocurrecies hasn't managed to do anything better in online payments and has been outgrown...you provide a list of things that are being done without crypto. I would love to see someone make a killer app for cryptocurrencies that isn't just breaking laws almost as much as I would love to see the credit card cartel get properly distrupted, but at this point cryptocurrency has had it's had it's chance and has almost exclusively caused damage rather than create value.

If you think you see a way to change that go do it rather than posturing to me on the internet about a failed technology.
Probably the only dogecoin that has any real value.
The 'doorway' seen on Mars is not for aliens
From the context, I think they meant “X implying Y does not mean !X implies !Y.”
How about the risk for long hauler symptoms?
the thermostat will dictate if that's necessary. Modern homes tend to have really good insulation. Older homes though can be horrible at efficiency but most people will get after market spray foams in their walls because it's pretty cheap compared to year after year AC bills of $400
There are many more types of active defenses other than reactive armor:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Active_protection_system
Right, but the fun part is an American from a big city like New York will go visit some quaint rural town in a foreign country and admire the culture. Despite the locals feeling it's inferior and the big city 200 km away has superior culture.

Just goes to show it's all subjective.
They brought multiple tranches when the price was much higher. I belive they are down by atleast 20% despite buying the dip multiple times.

And more to the point, Bukele's shenanigans have signalled to the world that El Salvador's government can't be trusted to follow responsible financial policies. Which is why yeilds on this bonds have spiked and the country is finding it impossible to borrow.
In the hot part of summer during the daytime, you absolutely must unless you live underground or in a wind tunnel. Then there's also another lesser-known effect of climate change: the average nighttime lows get higher faster than the daytime highs. I have no doubt this phenomena will also catch the Texas grid with its pants down in the future as well, as "unexpected" demand during off hours grows.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/09/200930194912.h...
> Ally and NATO member are not synonyms.

True, but...

> The US didn't put boots on the ground to help the UK in the Falklands

The UK is, and was, a NATO member. (Indeed, a major factor that led Argentina to think that they could take the Falklands was the reorganization of the UK Navy around its role in NATO which compromised it's capacity for independent operations.)
When the beer is the perfect temperature. Saved you some math.
Emojis? For the current weather, a single emoji could convey quite a lot; e.g. a snowflake for sub-60 weather (I have a low tolerance for cold), a sun for 60-80, fire emoji for 80+...

Now, I don't know if anyone truly needs the weather in their terminal prompt, but it is doable.
I'm unsure why this took so long to be published here; the pre-print versions were also very clear about this with regards to other tranquilizers with similar methods of activity/chirality.

NB: I am a senior network security software engineer with a B.A. currently applying for Ph.D.s. I suggest that nobody believe anything online, regardless of provenance, until 10 years after publication.
but which God?
Texas originally did not want to connect to the national grid and be party to what they considered socialistic and over reaching federal government regulations. Whatever they claim today, that is its origins.
I've been in crypto for 8 years. Still it's one of my favorite podcasts.
I think you are comparing a weather model with the current reading from a weather station.
> I'd love to know if anyone has been able to completely replace food with protein powders and vitamins, hospital liquid diet, or any other alternative. The idea here is to abstain from food for a full year and then restart eating normally with a light balanced diet with a nutritionist's help.

This just screams eat-disorder territory. I'd recommend you go seek out professional help and work with some experts on getting you thinking about food right, then locking your diet and eating down. Your not going to solve this with green protein smoothies and starving yourself.
I criticized BLM. Then I was fired
Eurovision 2022: Songs and Videos
> In 44 BC, at the age of 56, Caesar was as energetic as ever.

The core premise of this counterfactual seems highly dubious. Caesar spent his entire adult life under incredible amounts of toil and stress. He likely suffered from various serious ailments. He was a hard mid 50s. We know what happens to all humans at this age and under these conditions.

I've read a lot about this period and always come away with the impression Caesar seemed very burned out and done with it all. He had achieved everything he had set out to achieve and more. There was nothing much left for him to do, even if he was a "workaholic" that would've surely kept going by default.

It's not unreasonable to accept the theory that he might've even dismissed his bodyguard, and ignored the assassination plot rumors, in hopes of the glorious suicide-by-assassination exit he received. He was clever enough to do something exactly like this and clever enough not to tell anyone about his plan.

The man rolled deep with bodyguards for decades, was highly paranoid about his own safety, and then dropped it all while surrounded by people that we know that that he knew wanted to kill him, and had even tried.

Even the distant German king Ariovistus received messages from Caesar's peers in Rome offering rewards if he was killed. Caesar reported this in his commentaries, and this was years before he had defeated and humiliated huge numbers of powerful people.

Even if the plot had failed, and even if a burned out Caesar is impressive compared to any of his contemporaries, and even if it's unlikely anyone could've beaten him. It still seems very unlikely he could've kept up the pace for another decade, which is what any serious expansion would've required.
Texan to Texan, you're not wrong. It's just corruption and hypocrisy, top to bottom.
Because any negative news on crypto is automatically HN-worthy.
Dylan should take a trip to San Francisco and see how non-conformism to the local politics works!
There is a major difference between long term investments (selling federal land leases) and encouraging short/medium term supply (use of existing leases, encouraging more oil production from existing facilities).

I see no incoherence in denying _new_ leases, since O&G sector is already sitting on many existing leases [1], and in the _long_ term I think we need to drastically reduce the production of oil and gas to lessen the damage of climate change. The moves to deny new leases is in line with those views/meets my expectation of encouraging medium-term supply without a long-term commitment to fossil fuels.

[1]: https://www.americanprogress.org/article/oil-gas-companies-l...
The current group of politicians are Definitely Not libertarians. They autocratic evangelical Trumpests attempting to establish a theocracy. All you have to do is look at their recent legislation to whittle away the rights of POC, women, give more government oversight of public schools to ban books and diversity studies, more efforts to set up a very questionable election system that will make it easy to reverse the popular vote if necessary. I really could go on and on about this as a person here who follows the Texas government closely. Please don't blame this on libertarians @doodlebugging
But... in a field where being bad at your job is fatal, is it really a fallacy?

Serious question - just like quoting an expert in the relevant topic isn't an appeal to authority, etc.
I wrote a long comment, but I kept erasing it because I don't really want to come across as trying to give medical advice, or telling you how to feel. I'm just hoping that the medical assessments you're describing (about glycogen, risk of death, etc.) are accurate ones given by your doctor in response to cutting your portions, not your own personal extrapolations or speculations—otherwise you might be letting your fears harm you rather than help you.
Because your data is more valuable than your money.
SARS-CoV-2 infections in children: Understanding diverse outcomes
<<<Fortunately, that cat did learn how to use a litter box. But she never tried to run outdoors.<<<

This is hard wired cat behaviour. Big cats do this too. They dig and bury because they are predators and don’t want to leave their wee/poo scent trail.

Domestic cats do this too. Except the parasite in cat’s urine makes rats lose their fear instinct and makes them suicidal..thereby luring them to the waiting hungry cat’s maw.

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/the-parasite-t...

[..]Researchers have known for a few years that a rat infected with Toxoplasma loses its natural response to cat urine and no longer fears the smell. And they know that the parasite settles in the rat’s amygdala, the part of the brain that processes fear and emotions. Now a new study in the journal PLoS ONE adds another bizarre piece to the tale: When male rats infected with Toxoplasma smell cat urine, they have altered activity in the fear part of the brain as well as increased activity in the part of the brain that is responsible for sexual behavior and normally activates after exposure to a female rat.[..]
Was your use monitored by a doctor? It doesn't sound like it. Klonopin was very helpful for me to pull me out of an episode of severe anxiety and constant extreme panic attacks. It was a bridge med until the SSRIs kicked in. My dose was never that high and I wound off them slowly after two months. Stopping abruptly after 3 weeks sounds like a bad idea. Im very grateful for that drug.
Maybe, maybe not, since it is a custom configuration can be anything. A coffee lake CPU should be capable of 25Gbps of AES-GCM for a single connection. Not so much for ChaCha20-Poly1305. There is a significant difference.
But at the same time, Europe has a fetish for national differences that the US doesn't. The decedents of France and Germany who came over to the US don't fight over the things they do in Europe.

We just look at Europe and say "guys, you're just white, leave it be".
> equifax leaked data for hundred million people, and so far noone was able to prove the damage

Which leads me to believe there hasn’t been any damage worth pursuing. It’s a simpler hypothesis than there being rampant, apparently undetectable fraud.
>You're solution amounts to imprisoning or punishing companies for pursuing their economic interests.

Yes, I am so glad you understand. When 'economic interests' of a business run counter to 'societal interests' because of trivialities like pollution or contamination of infant formula leading to death, then society, using government, enacts regulations so that the harmful action is no longer in the 'economic interest' of the business because if the business takes that action then they will be punished.

>No one's rights are being taken away when a company chooses to trade/build in another country

That depends heavily on that country's stance on human rights.
GSConnect runs under Gnome and doesn't load any kde components. There are probably other implementations as well.
Basalt is extremely common, its not something that anyone will run out of.

We may run out of basalt sources that are close enough to farmland it can be spread on, but it would take a while. And trains would change the economics.
Doctor's job is to quickly find a solution in the 10 minute appointment that insurance will cover optimizing for higher pay.
A doctor runs a business.

If you have been taking benzos for 20 years you might have an addiction. Parent poster was talking about cravings a year later.
That’s why he was awarded around half of what he demanded, because BBC shared the responsibility by accepting the stunt, but he was also responsible for doing it.