skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Keychron K8 at home and work.

The build quality on my home K8 is perfect.

The work K8 was purchased several months (perhaps a year?) after the home one and the build quality is significantly less good than my home K8. The keyboard feels different (both have Gateron Browns) and the printing on the keycaps is crooked. I've also had a couple keys stop working, but banging on the keyboard seems to fix them for a while.

So, I'm not buying any more Keychrons, because I don't know what's going on over there.
Considering the widespread layoffs even at superb places like Stripe, I'd guess this has more to do with overhiring during "the good times" than with product-related decisions.
As long as enough people aren't equipped to take their own health seriously, sperm counts will continue to fall and obesity will continue to increase.
Let's look at top surface. To have it 2 times wider horizontally than vertically in projection camera angle must be 30 deg down from horizon.

Ratio between the foreshortened diagonal of top surface and foreshortened height of the cube would be sin(30)/cos(30) if they were same length in 3d.

Since they don't have the same length in 3d (diagonal is sqrt(2) times longer than cube height) the final ratio in projection between cube height and diagonal comes out to be cos(30)/(sin(30)*sqrt(2)) so more than 19px and less than 20px (a little bit closer to 20px) for the foreshortened diagonal of 16px.
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It’s fine to be hesitant for IVF when you’re younger you don’t need it when you’re young
I would take Capacitor any day i want to build cross platform mobile application today.
Temperature, too. Production is external to provide a lower than body temperature habitat. Wrong clothes and seat heating are a bad idea.
Pretty cool.

But fairly, limited:

> Articles containing substances of very high concern (SVHCs) on the Candidate List at a concentration above 0.1% weight by weight (w/w)
It costs that much only in the USA, not everywhere.

In many parts of the world, it's either way less expensive, or even covered by health insurance (at least a few tries).
Mastrabating?
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thanks for the interesting thoughts.

diet is a fairly complex topic and it's a shame that most doctors don't get more than a single course in nutrition. I read a paper like this (which is related to our discussion) and the raw complexity is just... difficult to boil down into a variety of good food choices sometimes: https://openheart.bmj.com/content/5/2/e000871
Interesting. Sweden was famous for not locking down, and the vaccination rollout started in December 2020.
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Well, there's not much to do in a sense of a one weird trick. No easy way out here. Mine was 290/190 at the age of 33. Not zero, but a lot of people are alarmed way before reaching that low
Not one mention in the comments about EMFs yet? Here you go:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S230505001...

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S016041202...
The problem is not the electoral register existing, but that it's used for other purposes too.

Basically any intern which works for a party election team has access to the complete list of UK voters.
Okay, well you didn't mention this. This is certainly more interesting. I've heard of one couple that I know who are having issues, but they are now much older than they were. I'll have to wait and see. I don't really have any anecdata to confirm or dispute here.

I wish them the best of luck.

I will say, the first couple of kids make it harder to conceive the rest. Logistically speaking... And also , men's and women's stress levels with young children cannot be good for fertility
I mean, VR porn is already pretty nuts, I can imagine that a few generations of technology down the line the desire to explore the universe can be fully supplanted
It’s not a closed system or a zero sum game. The average loan has positive expected value in terms of new, real goods and services being created – so it can be accompanied with an increase in nominal amount of money. The casino analogy falters here, because gambling is associated with, at best, only intangible entertainment value creation, and at worst, value destruction. Banks are somewhat free to create money, because they enable making new real value, and carry much of the risk for bad calls.
That's only evidence that interactive experiences can be enjoyed under the right circumstances. In that particular instance, such interactivity is both useful and fresh. But there's no evidence that people want to make more content like that but can't, nor that all such content would be appreciated.
The answer to the great filter being the development of supernormal stimuli doesn't seem too farfetched.
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Everyone is aware that this would be scorched earth, right? If the fabs somehow survive the initial wave of strategic bombing both the US and Taiwan have an interest in preventing them from falling into enemy hands. In addition, the US will then place China under a trade embargo. And that's assuming that the US doesn't actively engage PRC forces.

To say this would make the world worse off is a drastic understatement.
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Everything indexes everything EXCEPT contents, unfortunately.

https://www.voidtools.com/faq/#does_everything_search_file_c...
From TFA: "But the transmission of these exposures doesn’t stop there—the epigenetic effects of these exposures may be transmitted from one generation to the next, not just from the mother but possibly from the father too. It may be due to factors in the father’s sperm that disrupt the reproductive development of male fetuses in the womb, Levine notes."
They couldn't just jump on every technically superior idea, because compatibility is a thing too. And, by the time everyone agreed that utf-8 was preferable, compatibility with their own stuff, which is always especially painful.

It's not as if they were the only ones. I had a lot of utf-related pain in the Linux terminal back in the day.

Vi and Emacs took a long time to handle variable length encodings well. My old Unix editor of choice, NEdit, never managed the switch at all.

I got a mail from my boss in utf-7 once. God knows how that happened.
Your end user would be a user of your application, e.g. a customer. But it could also be a marketplace like situation where people are developing plugins for your customers. Examples of plugin systems are things like VS-Code Extensions, Figma plugins, firefox extensions, etc.

Here is a good example of a wasm plugin system for an open source project: https://istio.io/latest/docs/reference/config/proxy_extensio...
I think of the tough issues that police departments face that divide communities.

In my area we unelected the sheriff after a botched raid at the house of a middle-aged white man who had a history of incarceration, who was expected to return to prison for a relatively minor offense, but told people "I'd rather die than go back to jail".

He did not show up when he was supposed to show up. Police went to his house to arrest him. He was holed up in his house for more than 48 hours, the SWAT team showed up, they punched holes in the walls so that they could observe him through. Eventually the man shot himself. This man was armed but not immediately dangerous except to himself and to the police. Situations like this result in a lot of recrimination. I am a real fan of this guy

https://www.amazon.com/Hostage-Cop-Captain-Frank-Bolz/dp/089...

who managed to resolve a number of difficult situations just by talking, but tragedies like this are happening and often seem to end badly no matter what they do. I don't know what the answer is, but they are looking for one.
If they had access largely only to "western" sperm then they could separate it out by country, or income, or something more sane. It's not like the rest of the world shares a lifestyle!
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+1 for 1Password and Bitwarden. One is good at UI, one is simply yet more affordable.
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If there are less kids, the ability to pay for your pension fund in 40 years time will be much much harder than it is today. So barring other fundamental changes, more kids will help.

Most other problems on earth will be solved by more technology.
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>In a memo to staff, Jassy suggested even sacred cows, such as the online store, could be hit in the coming months. Already, a hiring freeze is in place across the entire company.

By far the most shocking thing in this article. Amazon's online store has been getting worse and worse in quality, to the point where I've largely stopped using it if I can get things anywhere else. From my perspective, the competition from WalMart is especially big - WalMart+, the guarantee of actual quality products, and the 1 day delivery that comes with it has been worth much more to me than Amazon Prime. For more niche things, I can buy direct online. So Amazon might lose out on a lot of market share if things keep going the way they are going.

I have to wonder what the long term effect of cutting back on online store employment is; will Amazon become the new Wish? Brick and mortar retailers aren't strangers to completely losing out on gigantic amounts of market share due to not keeping up (see KMart), who's to say this doesn't also apply to online retailers?
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Awesome, thanks for the answer!
Sure, but most plastics aren't made with any kind of bisphenol related compounds at all.
Does it require JIT? In other words, does it work in iOS?
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Oh boy, this is too true for me.
Most probably nothing to with Covid as the measurements started 40 years ago and the decrease was present all these years.
Well, that or all the endocrine disruptors just made it take forever.

Probably just took them a long time and they happened to conceive after making those changes.

Certainly they tried many methods over time, and with a low% chance per attempt, they'll conceive after a bunch of 'interventions'.
That is interesting, but probably the reason is the highly active/outdoor culture of Colorado leads to lower obesity rates and people who are less obese move to Colorado.
A long time ago, my spouse and I moved to Massachusetts because they mandated that Insurance companies must cover IVF. I got a job at a small startup, but just as we were getting started with IVF, they got acquired by a California megacorp. I thought I'd have to quit, but it turned out that the acquiring company's insurance covered IVF.

Back then, IVF Drs. were measured on their success rate so they wanted to put in three blastocysts (fertilized eggs). With fears of triplets in my head, I talked my spouse down to two. My twins are adults now and totally awesome :~)
I find posts like this inspirational. The explanation makes me feel like I could have done this despite lacking a lot of knowledge about the hardware. Thanks for sharing!
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This assumes there are children