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From what I saw it is the near infrared (close to visible light) that is more effective.
I tried with an space heater with a reflector: https://www.costco.ca/presto-heatdish-plus-tilt-parabolic-he...

My reasoning was that it emit all infrared even visible red light.

It worked really well for me. Got my eczema under control after a few days at 1h/day.

But from what I saw in the research papers the inflammation is from cellular respiration (affect all the body) and the results of this inflammation can manifest in all kinds of ways.

You can also feel it, it’s soothing, much more than just a more heated room.

I think that we used to have that infrared before with fireplaces in colder climate, but now it’s almost all gone.
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Let's please be respectful on HN. See #Comments at https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

Thanks.
epoll might not be, but poll is (depending on how one would interpret 'classic').

Anyhow, I wrongly assumed the difference mattered in respect of whether one could use io_uring in combination with epoll(). It turns out, one can [1] or [2].

[1] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70132802/waiting-for-epo...

[2] https://unixism.net/loti/tutorial/register_eventfd.html
Oops, too late to edit.
I prefer my linens to be sterile.
But you can trust the conclusion: you have a good chance of dying in such a scenario.
Wow, so NIH lets just anyone publish, huh?

The pendulum thing seems double-blindable, e.g. "if there's a person in this box, here's how they're oriented, please diagnose them or tell us if the box is empty." Has anyone tried this?
Number 9 resonated with me. Thanks for the perspective.
Hence the quick edit to clarify a very important secondary opinion regarding medically assisted suicide.

Also I didn’t feel it necessarily to mention, but there are established protocols for communication with locked in patients. Effectively you explain to them you know they are locked in and work to develop any effective feedback loop, be it brain wave biofeedback, blinking, or anything else.

Once you can reliably ask yes no questions (and trust you aren’t miss interpreting the patient) you can eventually get to important questions like “do you want to live like this?”
people also don't realize how massive and deadly are cars, until they walk or ride a bike along the road borders
Unless you’re handing out life sentences for every little crime, the point of incarceration must be rehabilitation. If you fail in that goal, then you’re just putting the burden on future society, when they get back out in some years. Part of rehabilitation might include punishment, but when you start with that, rather than rehabilitation, you’ve already screwed up your national moral compass.
True, if there is that amount of money involved they should have solid proof.
While there is always some chance of that, I know enough about this particular case to say I don't have any reasonable doubt that the person was in fact guilty.
It's probably pretty common in American-owned industries known to use human trafficking, but trafficking exploits populations our society isn't concerned enough about to proactively monitor. The agency Hyundai used for workers is not Korean– it's Guatemalan– and it likely supplies farms, food processing plants, and other businesses that need lots of low end labor. Check out the Frontline documentary on human trafficking in food processing plants. The worst offender was an egg processor based in Maine.

A friend who worked for a union that organized poultry plant workers said some of these plants– all large, American companies with names you see in every grocery store— essentially ignored labor laws entirely. One actually had a jail cell in the factory used as a disciplinary measure for misbehaving employees.
In military they told us to never ever talk in a hopeless way near wounded even if we thought they were completely unconscious.

Usually the hearing is the last sense to go they thought us, and if we said "he'll never make it" it could be the straw that broke the camels back for someone who is fighting the battle of their life.

I don't know enough to know if this is true or not but I think it is a good idea anyway.
Yup.

I've played a show once where we shared some instruments with another band due to cramped stage. The keyboardist in the other band was playing a Nord Stage, which is a very expensive, but still plastic keyboard (they go for $4-5K).

Despite its iconic look already being a thing that people shell out extra $$$ for ("gotta have the red one!"), the performer put hers in a grand piano shell.

That is, a gutted grand piano (or a mock-up), with the Nord Stage on the keybed.

Looks matter to performers.
Besides other recommendations:

* Across the Obelisk: A decent deckbuilder

* Risk of Rain: A 2d side-scrolling platformer. There's also Risk of Rain 2, but 1 is better IMO

* The Binding of Isaac: Top down bullet hell - the game that 'resurrected' this genre

* BPM: A rhythm shooter

* Darkest dungeon / darkest dungeon 2: A party based dungeon explorer

* Death's Gambit: 2D dark souls basically

* Salt and Sanctuary: 2D dark souls

* Hades: Top down brawler

* Monster train: Deckbuilder

* Enter the Gungeon: Top down shooter

* Neon Abyss: Side scrolling shooter
This should probably be required watching on a population level - to make sure people don't get complacent and are aware in the risks and can push their politicians to do everything they can do avoid such an outcome.
There are extremists on both ends of the spectrum, sadly.

I work from home ever since the start of 2011 and I don't feel the need to bash the people who prefer to work onsite.

I do take issue with those who want to remove the choice however.

Even with that I know I'll not change their minds with pixels on a screen so 95% of the time I just abstain.
Would you please stop taking HN threads into flamewar? It's not what this site is for, and it destroys what it is for. Not cool.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Aren't both sass and postcss supersets of css that require transformation plugins? What am I gaining from switching from sass to postcss here?
can't find anything on "morphine", but animation blending is something that Unity/Unreal/etc had for a while. Although, I don't think any publicly available engine solves this like Ubisoft ML models do. Usually it requires at lot of work to look seamless
It's a well documented practice in large European cities, so it's not a stretch to assume it to be happening in the US, too
Rapids users can once again install RAPIDS via pip
That depends, are short term loan interest rates a law of nature?
FWIW "sample size" is not really the right perspective for a "case study". Sometimes doctors just need to share anecdotes, and that has a pretty long tradition AFAICT.
This certainly looks promising, though the only thing I can see its missing that Postman does is allowing the use of domain specific certificate authentication and the use of a user provided certificate chain.
I will admit that I missed that you had limited your scope to those who are “most often and typically critical and unimpressed”. That said I think the main thrust of the argument still stands. You can’t assume that people are comparing this to previous versions. It’s perfectly within the realms of plausibility for someone to comment who’s never played Call of Duty in their life. They might have just been intrigued with the post title, looked at the video and then just stated the details that broke the immersion for them. Would you prefer they just didn’t comment at all? Are they not allowed to voice their experience?

It is also rather wild to throw around narcissistic personality disorder diagnoses based on one aspect of behaviour. I’m not a psychologist but I’m pretty sure you’ve got to match several behavioural criteria consistently to warrant such a diagnosis.
Sue them for lost interest. You should have a strong case in principle, however, in practice, it's most likely not worth it for you (which is the real reason why this is happening). But if you have a lawyer friend who can give a first opinion for free, you could give 'em a call.
As practice shows, it's one thing to support the attacks but quite another to be willing to go to the frontline...
Well IDK about russia or china, but if the major US population centers get hit, we immediately become a very republican country. I suspect those people will be rather eager to retaliate.
It moved stuff from style="..." to class="..." - what a break thru
Thanks for articulating this, I’ve recently moved from being a maker to a manager and am still working on letting go of fixing things myself, managing demands on my own time by saying no to people that will just waste it or try to use me to make their job easier, as well as making sure my team is using their time wisely.
The Māori have a contentious relationship with the colonialists who took their land. I would not expect them to welcome the very people that are to blame for tossing nukes around. They are ferocious warriors and they will take back their islands.
Remove patents from the equation altogether.
Lots of examples on this channel, but here’s a lovely one https://youtu.be/I8r2EAb0Yoo
Chrome does let you install your own private CA root. GP's problem sounds like a misconfiguration on the certificate-generation side.
> But it's better that Docusign describe their use of blockchains, since 2015, in their words https://www.docusign.com/products/blockchain.

You should read the link you shared, because it would become evident to you that they offer customers to connect their Web3 application to DocuSign, not that they rely on blockchain for their service.
I'm not sure where you're getting this impression, just read the Wikipedia page for SFFA https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Students_for_Fair_Admissions

Asians are a pretty big and diverse group but I would say there's pretty strong support the lawsuits that will soon dismantle affirmative action.
Wasn't azure devops deprecated yet after github aquisition?

ps. I'd probably quit as well
-- fwiw had an awful interview process with railway - long call with the CEO - asked some follow up questions via email - got a reply to move forward - put in 6 hours of work - ghosted --
The natural history museum in Montreal (where ACO was developed) had a mummy/Egypt exhibit and they actually had computers setup with that sim running (pretty sure Ubisoft sponsored the exhibit).
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Different strains of the same bacteria species can produce different immune responses, but if the species is pathogenic to humans, all its strains will also be considered the same pathogen. The Plague of Justinian and the Black Death were both known to be virulent in that they were both rapid, severe, and destructive, but virulence is not an objectively measurable quality.
Realistically everything you listed here all requires you to come from at least an upper middle class family to attempt. My family couldn't even afford for me to join a club in high school. There is in reality no real fair way of selecting candidates without knowing more personal information such as their families tax history, income level, demographics, citizenship, etc.
Yes! That's the one!

My memory did not serve me correctly.
I've done a variation on this a couple times. I don't like doing business with friends so when one of mine has a large scale project I'll volunteer to help them with the work and keep them out of the weeds but refuse to take point on anything. Walked a friend with no construction experience through tearing a gas log surround off his house and rebuilding it from the studs out. I recon he saved himself 8 grand on that one. Next weekend I've volunteered to foreman a deck teardown and rebuild at another friend's place, he's got a bunch of his buddies coming over so I'll be keeping them productive and safe.
I think the equate sociopathic to:

- Able to take decisions upon someone’s employment. In today’s society, it’s based on immediate performance and utility, and negates people’s need. In other words, they’re able to fire someone who’s depressed, and block out emotionally from the catastrophic outcomes. In today’s society, it’s considered the correct way to lead, because it imposes meritocracy and encourages hard work. It’s not very humane, but companies need to live. Not like, you know, people.

- Socially inept. People who make friends and build a family life easily don’t end up as carrierists.

In both cases, even if I’m able to regurgitate that point of view which I don’t agree with, I empathize with the managers in that it’s necessary they behave this way. Perhaps I’m sociopathic.

I’m a CEO, after all ;) (just 3-people company, not too much harm done, and they all got 30% to 60% salary increase this year).
Is there an equivalent to Stripe, from a DX perspective, that allows you to create an actual merchant account instead of being a sub account of Stripe?

Having an actual merchant account, and going through KYB, seems like it’d solve a lot of these problems.
>Its not like the field of theology is doing any better at it.

Again, there are countless religions besides Christianity. I doubt you really polled muslims, jews, hindus, sikhs, taoists, etc on their experience with social media. I think you're just trying to make a sweeping generalization about one particular faith, and at the same time totally ignoring and invalidating faiths of 60% of the world.
This is not an NIH publication.
Apparently you cannot have the Kanye interview on Google Drive now
You’d need 12 keyholes, with a single shot.
Defcon ripoff
"Property managers thus held vacant rental units unoccupied for periods of time"
SL Alabama told Reuters in a statement that a staffing agency had furnished some employees to the plant who were not old enough to work there. SL said it had cooperated with regulators, terminated its relationship with the staffing firm, agreed to fines and other corrective actions, and replaced the president of the facility.

It sounds like JK USA will rightfully be destroyed by this. If it really was just a handful of kids employed by a sub sub contractor I don't see why everyone in the whole factory should lose their livelihoods. The parents need some counseling and a stern scaring too but I wouldn't push too hard on a family desperate enough to send their kids to a factory.
This is not "the NIH" investigating anything.
There’s a similar form of pistol shooting I like to call “point and click” involving using your middle finger for the trigger and your pointer finger pointing down the barrel. Basically finger guns with a gun.

Works surprisingly well for unsighted shots.
Really? "Fair" is not at all a free market concept.
We switched to Authorize.net because the business risk at Stripe was just too high. The api isn't near as good, but it works, and we don't worry about random account freezes.
This is my main problem with "awesome lists". I appreciate all the work that goes into cataloging things but without any exploration functionality (i.e. search, filter, sort), it's nearly useless. Tbh I don't recall a single time I really got something from an awesome list and I definitely haven't ever referred back to any of the lists I've saved/starred

They might be fun for random exploration if you're killing time, but not really a tool
Stadia should either not have been released, or vastly better supported. Sundar took the middle route of saying yes to the idea, then letting the accountants run it into the ground. Worst of all worlds.
Honestly it wouldn't be as big of a deal if colleges accepted more applicants than they have seats for. The UofMN does just that and has a 70% acceptance rate and is a top public school. They have yet to run into any problems by doing so. While this might not work for colleges in say California or Ivy Leagues, for competitive and selective schools it's definitely an option almost none of them do.
Is delta just ... free? I cant see any price anywhere on the site, which just leaves me suspicious.

They do seem to be pushing some sort of creative-focus, maybe they intend to just keep it really small user base, invite only, just people who actually make things vs a platform just to run your SaaS on?
People say that until they need charity to survive.
Do we actually love ice water or is ice water just the default at restaurants? I only put ice in water when the weather is unbearably hot or a specific drink calls for it.
That's super cool!

In the past, I've resorted to using their docker images and then hacking pip-based packages in, but that was pretty brittle.

Their accelerated scikit tooling is really a godsent for some things such as clustering.
Combine only when full worked great on Win7. But Win10 was so wasteful with the startbar space that it became useless.
I think the bit about burnout starts at 37:30. There is a comment from animated silicon with time stamps that helps locating specific segments.
Lift weights and get sunlight and vitamin D, which will boost energy and testosterone, and thus motivation. If you're not doing the physical/health necessities as a baseline foundation, nothing else will work. Start there.

Good books to motivate drive for masculine purpose, including prioritizing the body instead of modern tendency to a sedentary isolation of the mind apart from the body:

Bronze Age Mindset by Bronze Age Pervert https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/40388177-bronze-age-m...

Sun and Steel by Yukio Mishima https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/62804.Sun_Steel

Goodluck
I wonder if providers like this could offer an option to pay some chunk of money that would cover the cost of a thorough background check and human review of all aspects of your business. They would then be able to trust you enough to not freeze anything without future human intervention.
So, moving the goalposts your new position is that houses depreciate over geological timescales?

Got it.

Instead of posting here, why not take your fantastic housing model (they depereciate) and go buy homes.

you can show up at their house with your spreadsheeet and show them how you applied an appropriate depreciation factor and now they should sell the house because this is the fair market value.

You can also explain to everyone how over longer times scales houses almost always appreciate. If you look at the SP500 for a week it may go down, but over a decade it is almost always positive.

Houses are the same, so where exactly is the depreciation you speak of?

Again, using your theory of depreciation and long time scales.

From the linnk i sent you: "W. B. Yeats so much that he purchased it for £35 around 1917. From then on it became known as the Yeats’ Tower."

What is the current value of this house, after factoring in your depreciation factors?
Absolutely, it is impossible for no one to notice this.

That factory should have a managers at least. They should be in jail.
Therapy worked wonders for me.

Therapists are trained to help and give you custom things to do based on what you need. I found one that gave me a lot of structured “assignments” and questions to ask myself and I’ve never felt better than I do now.
Give a man a fish, feed him for a day.

Charge royalties for teaching a man to fish, you can profit off feeding him for a lifetime.
I think the idea is that HTTP/1 is simple in the hello-world 5th-percentile-complexity case, which deceives people into thinking that it's also simple in the real-world 99.9th-percentile-complexity case, which it's not at all.
It gets progressively more physically demanding, Much more if the baby has health or other issues.

I used to get heavy migraine attacks, I could just shut myself in a room go to sleep and recuperate. Now I pop couple or even three ibuprofen to get by.
There are two species of roguelike player. The conqueror and the explorer.

I am the second type. I only care about death insofar as it inhibits my ability to explore.

Roguelikes generally play to the conqueror a little more than suits me.

Maybe it's an economic constraint. Like the game designer has only so much new amazing stuff to show you. So he has to throttle it to make it last. Put up barriers and such. Lard the exploring with grinding.

A truly deep generative roguelike wouldn't require that. It would have hot and cold running novelty coming out its eyeballs forever.

As a side note, do you think that turned-based-ness is great? The main upside that I see is that it makes the game more relaxed.
I just deployed my first app to render. Was a good experience.

However, they delete your database after 90 days if you do not have a paid plan. From https://render.com/docs/free#free-postgresql-databases

"Render’s free database plan allows you to run a PostgreSQL database that automatically expires 90 days after creation. Free databases are suspended after 90 days (unless they are upgraded to a paid plan), and are no longer reachable at this point."

The paid plans do start at $7, and you can share a database across many apps, though.

And if you have static site or a site without a database, it looks like it is forever free.
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At least in CA your property tax is, roughly speaking, based on the last sold price. The lower the price the higher percentage of it is covered by your savings.
Prisoners should be paid for labor at the same rate as they would be paid outside of prison. The punishment is loss of freedom, not forced labor.
By the way, I don't know where you're from, but I bet it isn't currently fascist. In the same vein, most leftists shouldn't be called communists. Examples of fascism are the Nazis, Mussolini, that Spanish chap, and apartheid. The only modern incarnation that springs to my mind is the Phillipines.

I'm not saying I like the American right with their religion and their fixation on abortion (I do agree with them on some other things). I'm saying maybe there's a growing trend to the right, globally, and if there is, I hope it stops in the center and stays there for a long time, because I am a centrist.
> breeder reactors are still a technology under development

It's been 40 years we know how to build breeder reactors. And there are already been multiple commercial fast breeder reactor.

But like regular nuclear reactors, yes it is a technology under development. But we also have more than 100 years to figure out the rest.

> The "at scale" argument is flaccid. It's feckless unless you can give a reason why the technology would not scale.

Cost, and cost.

Power2Gaz already exists, you never showed how it was inferior to your tech.

But in both case, there is an enormous problem you never mentioned: the efficiency of power2gas is currently of 60% at most, hydrogen included.

Without including the equipement cost needed, stored solar electricity is suddendly costlier than nuclear.
Have you tried gitea? It's super hard core. Also, it's written in golang.

The only thing that will cause gitea to fail, as far as I can tell, is the hardware. It's basically a daemon on top of the linux kernel.

Stand on the shoulders of giants.

When you can.
The original PowerBook design was actually made by IBM, so it's hard to say they "copied" the design. Plus, great artists don't copy in the first place...
Perhaps more worrying is the people who appear to be conscious
but are actually in a coma. [1]

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qpn7C6r-WEM @ 7m20s
These results are so different from what I'd expect, but I spend a lot of, probably way too much, time on HN.

Why is HN so warped? Are we a giant feckless echo chamber when it comes to favored programming languages and trends? If we trust this report, reality is very different from what is projected throughout this forum.