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> several health issues with milk consumption, unlike quinoa consumption.

Are you claiming that most people who consume milk as a major part of their diet suffer health problems from it? Or that grain-based diets do not cause health issues?

> That is because we've evolved for a orders of magnitude longer to eat plant material.

Evolution has no telos. Evolutionary leaps into new niches are the norm, and hunting had formative impacts on the evolution of modern humans. We've also evolved for orders of magnitude longer walking on all fours (and walking erect causes health issues, such as stressing the back), but that has no bearing on what is healthy or suitable.

> It's not a good argument to take a small exceptional population and apply that reasoning to the general case.

I don't believe I did so. Northern European-origin populations are not small or insignificant, but I agree that for lactose-intolerant populations who have no tradition of using milk-based foods they are generally nutritionally unnecessary.
It's very common to ask this kind of stuff to software vendors.

Probably some intern or manager with no clue about open source made a mistake there. Better take it to Twitter to get those nice re-tweets, inside of writing a simple email to explain the mistake...
This is a complex and messy situation. As an example, this tweet

https://twitter.com/wang_seaver/status/1543024226403098624

makes (to me unproven) claims that a Chinese PV factory is running on coal. The photo seems to suggest that. Of course, one wonders whether those panels will return and go past their carbon debt.
Cool. I'm using sway and might need screen sharing in a few weeks. Will check this out.
Revenue per employee is one, total investment per dollar of ARR is another, and so on.

It amazes me to see high salaries at companies which are engineering heavy and the revenue per employe is significantly below the median TC for the median engineer.
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> myth, n. a traditional story, especially one concerning the early history of a people

The word “myth” does not necessarily mean “untrue”.
MCQ – Minecraft Query, is a Go library to query anything in a Minecraft world
Hey HN,

I made MCQ because there is a treasure hunt going on in Loony_MC first world, and I wanted a quick way to extract all books, signs, or anything that a human could put in a minecraft world to convey information.

This library allows you to make powerful searches. Some examples:

- Search any Zombie that holds a Shulkerbox with an Apple in the third slot within this bounding box (x1 ,z1, x2, z2)

- Give me the location of all signs that have text

- Give me the location of all Books in the Nether
TLA+ lets you express algorthims that solve NP complete problems concisely. In particular, you can naturally say stuff like "this emits an arbitrary member of the set that satisfies this set of equations".

Of course, you can't execute such programs efficiently. The hope is that a model checker can efficiently prove they cannot hit an assert failure (halt) or find a counterexample.

This is impossible in theory, but often tractable in practice.
I wrote a dynamodb querying, SQL and Cypher database in Python. The code is very small and simple HTTPS://GitHub.com/samsquire/hash-db

It supports distributed joins over SQL. I plan to add multimodel specifically GraphQL and document storage.

I also wrote a multithreaded user space M:N scheduler in Rust, C and Java. It multiplexes N lightweight threads over M kernel threads like Golang goroutines. I also wrote an evented version with a multiconsumer multiproducer RingBuffer that handles IO. I need to add epoll network events and you have an application server. This is like Libev or libuv an event loop for processing and queuing up blocking syscalls without blocking.

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I prefer not to mess with my brain, thanks. It's generally hard to repair those.

Exercise also improves your mood and mental health.
I don't totally disagree with your broader point, but there's a decent case to be made that basic preventative care reduces costs by catching issues before they become expensive, chronic conditions (or worse.) The 'preventative care' that is 'free' is usually pretty basic: yearly physical, scheduled vaccines, and basic blood tests and cancer screenings at certain ages.

I'd also question what health insurance plans still encourage 'using as much as possible'. Most are high-deductible plans, where you are paying $100-$150 for an office visit until you hit your deductible or OOP max. The days of $20 copay doctor visits are gone for most of us, unless you are on Congress' health plan.
It is - would it appear as a blackout during your trip? They should insert random/junk location data instead.

It's marginally better in that the data doesn't appear amiss, but the algorithm would still be the problem if found out.
Quite brazen that they are tweeting about reports after their termination date https://twitter.com/0xRzlr
The problem with this approach, even before the ACA was passed, is that if you have a maximum profit fraction, the way to maximize profit in absolute terms is to just charge more and spend more - it encourages absolutely the wrong behavior in terms of costs management.
> "The cause is probably a mix of things."

Thank you! So few people seem to understand that about things these days. Always looking for "the simple explanation" or "the one true answer" to any issue. It's rarely that simple in reality however. It's quite often "a mix of things" all contributing to the final effect being observed.
ahh that woman... she's great. My wife and kids curl up on a couch to watch her stuff together. not just the debunking but the general cookery stuff. Another great aussie product :-)
This is pretty popular with surfers in Central America. Zinc Oxide cream, like what you use for a baby's diaper rash, is WAY cheaper than sunscreen (Priced high for the tourists), and it's pretty much available at any pañalera (diaper store, if you can believe it, more like what you'd call a 'dollar store' up north with the other things they sell anyways - many small towns have one). It just makes you look like a ghost for the first hour or two and gets on any fabric clothing in a way that's hard to wash out.

The other thing that we do is just make sure we get to the beach at ridiculously early hours like 4-5am even before the sun comes up to go surfing so we don't burn ourselves to shit as well as to avoid tourists.
And thus exercise “messes” with your brain as well. For consistency, you should probably steer clear of that too.
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The other wild portion of this is that if you go to northern EU (Norway/Sweden/Finland) sunscreen is like, insanely expensive. Like at least triple the price of what you would pay in the states for the same product.
Ethics in the workplace is about your behavior while carrying out your job duties. For instance: lying to a customer to make a sale and hit your quota is unethical.

Politics and ethics can intersect, for instance, if you are writing some graphics software and someone realizes it would make a great missle guidance system. Some people might feel that's perfectly patriotic and be happy to provide it to the DoD; others might never want to work on a weapon. Political opinions lead to divergent ethical codes.

But here with Coinbase it doesn't seem to be an intersection at all. It's unethical regardless of political persuasion.
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There is no short term profits in the market. The medallion fund realized some profits in the short term, but they literally recruited world class mathematicians and developers. I couldn't compare to that and never made a penny day trading. If the YouTubers and TikTokers really made money day trading, they'd not need to sell courses online. Im not claiming "YOU CANT DO IT" but I am saying that I am a really good developer and spent months analyzing the market and came out at a loss. The more I learned the more I realized that the market is priced efficiently and making money in the short term is by recognizing where the market is priced wrong. Everything in options is priced it. Most of the big private funds know things before we do. Imagine an encrypted channel where rich people do insider trading... Basically, just watch what Pelosi is doing in the market and do the same, which is the long game.
unless you want a website with a real set of useful features, a mobile app, and a cybersecurity audit dept. My grandmother uses a small local bank in Spokane, WA. its terrible to interact with them, and I constantly have to do so because their website is garbage and their mobile app is just a wrapper around their garbage website. OTOH, Bank of America has a good mobile app and informative website. I almost never need to interact with them to do what I need to.
What right would one state have to go after a resident that travels to another state to have an abortion? Isn't it clearly outside the first state's jurisdiction?
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But is the UNIX philosophy true bypass?
It has a remarkable effect on people with PTSD.
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> so far hiring salaries are not coming down

that may take some time, If there are more job seekers then your next offer may be lower than your current one.
> western state-secular religion

We have not using the word religion in the same way. But I know what you mean.
Doesn't seem that independent. They are literally appointed by the legislature / members of the legislature.

> one member selected by the majority leader of the Iowa State Senate

> one member selected by the majority leader of the Iowa House of Representatives

> one member selected by the minority leader of the Iowa State Senate

>one member selected by the minority leader of the Iowa House of Representatives

>one member selected by the first four members
Does TLA+ system prove the model or does it verify the model by essentially brute-forceing it? AlLoy seem to do the brute force verification using SAT solvers.
> but about civic education, teaching students not just to be pupils but to be democratic citizens and active participants in public life.

As if that happens in American public schools lol.
Ah, the HN's favourite language Three Letter Acronym +

I ctrl+f'd the page and the expansion of that acronym, Temporal Logic of Actions is nowhere to be found.
And we all remember how the sun was invented in 1991.
Your brain is constantly being messed with whether you like it or not
Nice, thanks for linking this
But humans have been getting exercise for millions of years. It’s hardly comparable to taking a lab-created compound.
Could there be a lurking variable here?
In the third world and perhaps depending on your income levels, all containers are refillable. we used to take Coca Coca bottles as water bottles to schools, the same for years. I think they would be usually thrown out.
This. I have a friend who microdoses. Whenever we trip he outright refuses to take a proper dose. I mean to each their own but anecdotally this is the exact type of person you’re describing.
Really anything + htmx. That's part of the beauty of it.
Would you mind explaining the California process and how they ensure independence?
I can’t amen this enough.

Ironically, Smalltalk syntax for lambdas/closures remains my favorite. No “trailing closure” hack that doesn’t scale and looks ambiguous (looking at you swift). No one line limitation (looking at you Python). No ambiguity between function/method bodies and closures (looking at all of you members of the curly brace Algol descendents). No “you have to reference all of the arguments or you can’t use it” (looking at you Elixir).

There were two capital ironies with Smalltalk’s free functions (closures). Smalltalk USED them. It may have been “objects all the way down”, bit they drank closures the whole way. Both the extensive class library and your own code. I coded and invoked more closures in Smalltalk for a given unit of functionality than I have in any other language to date.

What’s even more ironic to me is that closures/functions in most compiled languages are a semantic facade. You see them in your mental model, but the language/library doesn’t model them for you to interact with. In Smalltalk, you could send messages to closures, AND you could add your own.

I have always found it ironic that in Smalltalk, the “only objects ultimate”, I was actually exposed to closures/functional patterns more than I have been in many other systems that supposedly were more about just that.
There're some similarities in how the viruses work, so the vaccine does confer some immunity. The US has maintained this stockpile in case of biological warfare. We might as well use it.
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Why is this being downvoted so heavily? Is this a known conspiracy theory? Does anyone have evidence to the contrary? Or a secondary source for the allegation?
And here's uwsgi https://uwsgi-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Options.html with probably hundreds of options by now. It includes conditionals and basically its own scripting language right in the parameters.
GPU prices, lumber prices, retail surplus and discounts are all indicators that the supply chain disruption contributions to inflation are coming to an end.
Why not all clinics?
If by "lab" you mean the planet through millions of years of evolution, then yes, psilocybin is a lab-created compound.
(facepalm)

The world is so interesting and nuanced! It would be tragic to expect one word answers to deep questions.
>Exercise also improves your mood and mental health.< True! For those that can!

We mess with our Brains all the time; coffee, tea, alcohol, nicotine and different foods.

Not to mention sex!

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Edit: Oops! Forgot;

Asprin, Paracetamol/Acetaminophen (Tylenol and Panadol) OTC and Prescription (lab produced) Pharmaceuticals
What is going on is that Christianists have seized extreme power and are using it ruthlessly.
There could be 1.2B climate refugees by 2050
It’s not lab created. It’s entirely natural.
I blame tanning beds in part. My cousin and I are the same age, but they used tanning beds quite heavily whereas I have not. They look significantly older than I do now and they're more at risk for skin cancer as we have genetic factors at play.
Psilocybin is a natural compound that has been used since recorded history.
I used to wear sunscreen daily. Now I just wear a hat with a brim.
> I had to look this data structure up. Granted, once I reviewed it, node insertion is trivial, but I hope you gave applicants that opportunity.

We couldn’t - there was no Google at the time of our IPO. (More importantly there was no mobile Internet). But the reaction “please clarify what are you talking about” is absolutely sapient, so you would have passed. But note that this:

> node insertion is trivial

- is much less sapient. In my alma mater “trivial” meant that you are able without a pause to write down a proof - without a single error. And this particular task is not designed to be rushed through, there are a couple of potholes. Anyway, hire / no hire was not based upon the absolute correctness of the code. It was mainly based upon the applicant’s reaction to me pointing some “obvious” error in their code. We were not looking for A+ students, we were looking for the people we can work with.
Good point. I suppose I can use some copper DAC for the servers sitting next to the switch though? There should only be one long run, from the racks to my home office, which should need fibre, in theory.
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Can confirm! The ability it grants to evaluate a past experience without succumbing to the overwhelming emotions associated with said experience were invaluable in helping develop a different perspective, ultimately a more healthy one.
Psilocybin is not lab-created. It's the active ingredient in magic mushrooms.
Heh, possibilities are all over the map. Say Putin loses power/dies/is overthrown, 100% of Russian forces are withdrawn, 100% of Ukraine is returned, and reparations are paid to rebuild Ukraine. Sure, it should be pretty quick.

However the reality is likely to be much less, the the sanctions will be slower to be withdrawn.
HTMX has been great because I've just added a single endpoint in Flask that HTMX pings and makes it feel and respond like a single page application. You can have a flask endpoint, use Jinja to create the HTML and plug it into your page with HTMX. really nice and simple.
Not to mention a nicer peripherals like the screen and keyboard. Majority of people are not purchasing a MBA for pro-grade workloads. I think the MBA meets the requirements for its niche quite nicely.
I'm surrounded by people homeschooling. The only thing stopping us is the age our kids. First due in a few weeks.

I've been thinking about building tools as needed. It's my dream to work in this space.
Yes, it works for routine stuff, but don't try to pay cash for abdominal surgery. You will get a very terrible, high price. After all, it's agree to our low price or die of appendicitis.
Wow, reading the docs and loguru looks great.
I really don’t think you’re being paranoid at all. We’ve seen countless times that even well meaning sellers who are ethical get their products mixed with unethical sellers at the Amazon warehouses. I don’t buy anything I put on or in my body, or that sits close against my body, from Amazon. Aside from that no memory cards or things like power bricks that plug into my expensive laptops.
Pretty much anything you do alters your brain. The five senses, what's put in your body, how you move your body, the thoughts you have. Though doing a larger dose of psychedelics definitely does a lot more rewiring at once and should be done with extreme caution and making sure schizophrenia/psychosis doesn't run in the family.
You should try the loguru library. I was able to roll a rolling-upload-to-s3 adapter in under an hour. Switching to json logs is one bool flag away. Plus it's gorgeous

https://github.com/Delgan/loguru

Also iirc s3's "file-like interface" does not actually obey the file protocol, which is obnoxious.
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And that's just what we elect to do.

Next up is environmental, social, cultural, and all external sources of brain influence
How the fuck does this kind of shitty science keep ending up on hn.
Apart from the other answers given, states have no jurisdiction to make actions taken in another state illegal.
It is off by default, on iOS at least: you have to open Google maps and opt-in to always-on location tracking.

It’s by far my favorite feature of Google maps.
It's a random organism. While in itself it's natural, nothing about ingesting it by humans is natural.
The question is by utilizing only a few pathways from core and memory , because the computation never changes aka overusing certain transistors, does the core or memory get damaged?

Ethereum mining uses a lot of vram, perhaps the overuses of the memory damages it?
What do you mean? You just add a custom handler. It's like a few lines to write a handler that does some action on specific levels.
Humans have been consuming psilocybin for 10k+ years
Exercise and microdosing together, it’s pretty good but moods are intense. Do feel more positive about the future on the day to day (current geopolitical situation notwithstanding)
Imo it's a step in the right direction. Many drugs are used recreationally at high doses, but it turns out that at lower doses they can be used as actual medication.

"Megadosing" is also a word that can be seen around. Similar to the above, there are chemicals that do one thing at "normal" doses (as defined by companies/doctors), but can have significantly different effects at higher ones.
No, it describes it absolutely accurately:

> until V's autofree engine is production ready.
The US Supreme Court recently repealed Roe v. Wade, a previous decision which established access to abortion as a Constitutional right on the basis of an implied right to privacy the current Court no longer recognizes. As a result numerous states have declared abortion illegal, which makes visiting abortion clinics, specifically (even out of state, in some cases) a crime.

Other kinds of clinics are likely not included because visiting them doesn't pose the same legal risk.
Have you met many people from homeschooling backgrounds?

I live in a community full of them. Social interaction has not been a problem for them. As adults they're some of the most well adjusted I know. As teens some of the happiest I've ever met.

Academically they vary but I'd say it works better than school for most.
Well, that's the sane way of interpreting it. The alternative is finding some sort of post hoc justification to prevent your opponents for using it.
Easy to build on Twilio. Then port your tainted number in, give a new number to the in-group. But the Twilio "clean call" plugins don't work. So, play the funny loop and offer a bypass for known-numbers.
That's why I prefer to run instead of using any of these "Otto mobiles". We have feet for a reason. Surgeons messing with my insides? No thanks. Vaccines? God almighty, no. /s
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Boy I have news for you about how long hominids have potentially been ingesting this particular compound
Humans as we are are only about 300 thousand years old, we haven’t been doing anything for millions of years.

Animals though have been seeking out mind altering substances for all we can determine, for as long as there were mind altering substances.

The oldest human religions used and still use mild altering substances, it is Christianity which is weird for shunning them (and most of where the abstinence drive comes from) and it was mostly xenophobia targeted against non Christians.

Psilocybin is often just taken by eating mushrooms, when it isn’t, a little isolation and purification doesn’t make much difference.
Well, yeah, it'd have to be a great deal.
This is solar/inverter/batteries system with ATS .
One doesn't simply convert ATS+Inverters into in-line ups (I think)
Can attest to the fact that my first psilocybin experience has permanently given me anxiety and vivid terrible dreams