skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
sepsis isn't an "inflammatory condition". It's a death sentence if it isn't dealt with promptly. Lumping that in with arthritis renders this meaningless.
They've done that at least!
> And you clearly want to carry 3000+ EUR in your pocket than paying by card? Europe is safe, but I will definitely not walk around with that much cash on my person.

I'd also rather pay the Macbook by card due to practicality, but I don't understand your second sentence. Why would you walk around with a Macbook worth 3k but not with 3k in cash? Nobody knows that you have 3k in cash with you, whereas everybody can see you walking out of the Apple Store with the Macbook.
AFAICT it doesn't outlaw depositing >€3000 at the bank, it'll just be reported.

And that's what farmers are annoyed at. If they don't deposit it, they can "forget" to report the income themselves, and cheat the tax man.
Well, again, what problem are you trying to solve?

It sounds like your reform is specifically targeted at people who already know English and are therefore aware that "lives" has only two candidate pronunciations, neither of which is more than one syllable long.

But people like that don't need help. The reason there are only two pronunciations of "lives" is that one is the regular plural of the noun "life" and one is the regular pres-3sg form of the irregularly-spelled verb "live". Anyone who's aware of the two words should have absolutely no trouble determining whether a word in an English sentence is a noun or a verb!

But your scheme will do nothing for people who aren't already very familiar with English, because it does nothing to indicate the pronunciation of the word being spelled. It limits itself to reminding the reader which of two options was desired. The spelling isn't what was restricting you to two options. (Also, you added an accent to the word "she", where there was only one option to begin with.)

Note also that an accent is already used in formal written English to disambiguate between written vowels that might or might not be pronounced at all: thus you have learned and blessed (one syllable, verbs or participles) and learnd and blessd (two, adjectives).

> So “put” is still put. There’s nothing that could be disambiguated with an accent for this word.

Of course there is. "Put" does not use any of the ten vowels traditionally described as "short" or "long". It still has a vowel in it. It still theoretically needs to be disambiguated from the vowels of "hut" and (according to you, though English spelling rules don't really allow for ambiguity here) "hoot". Accents can do whatever you want.
The most interesting thing about programmers is our unshakeable confidence that we could easily do any else's job. Where does that even come from? Coding is not even the hardest job I've done.
Impactors and landers are classified differently. So both your comment and the one you were replying to are correct.
Britain doesn't give aid to the Indian government. It gives aid to various NGOs that work there.
It's GitHub, which we're all familiar with. Click the download button if you want to view the actual file.

Unless maybe the link changed?
It is incredible. Just some guy making music in the woods. Obviously the tech is one factor that makes this possible - youtube and social media. But his voice and the message were a lightning rod.
Yes, but the third party is the one managing my money, so what's the issue?
> Cash is the only fiat currency that actually exists

There's also money orders.
The system is designed to “rehabilitate” you. That is, to make it so you’re dependent on the system to live. Most offenders, repeat, sending them back to jail. Some have argued because it’s easier than out on the streets trying to survive. In prison you have a bed, food, shelter (though not from others). On the outside, you had to provide that.

Shawshank redemption talked about this a bit when Brooks (the librarian and old man) was released to a halfway house. He monologues “On the inside, I was the man you would come to if you needed something brought in. I was somebody. On the outside, I’m an old ex-con. A nobody.”
Same as what happens when it turns out you didn't bring enough cash, I guess.
The thing that has been worrying me lately with tens of TB of files I need to look after is how do I know the files haven't silently got corrupted somehow? I feel like I need to periodically re-checksum everything and keep hashes in a database somewhere off the side.
A half-hour to learn Rust (2020)
Why? Just use MacWhisper and have a great interface with a bunch of options.
Can there be a theory of the email job?
> Why in 2023 is this still an issue?

I mean Safari and Firefox only recently (2021) got datetime / datetime-local input support and afaik they still aren’t feature complete (html5). Date pickers have been one of the most popular / important widgets in Javascript for like the last 20 years or so. The only reason edge has it is because it’s backed by chrome (IE / MS was notorious for foot dragging in the space).
They might take a quick shower first. It was a long journey.
Idk about europe, but as an American I would have used a money order for this. Unless I'm buying up a friends junker. Gotten grief lately from local DMV when we don't have a paper trail for buying up cars out of state when it comes time to get them registered here. But if I'm buying locally it's easier to just call up a Notary friend and stamp a printed bill of sale while we hand over cash.
It depends how "discrete" you mean. If you're using gate ICs, TTL has most of the advantages. If, for some reason, you're limiting yourself to discrete transistors, TTL is going to be hard to implement. These transistor-based projects are mostly done for the bragging rights.
If your goal is to avoid scrutiny, I would not recommend breaking up a cash payment into a series of smaller cash payments.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structuring
Great. I am probably at risk as well due to exposure to brake cleaner which contains TCE. Thanks for the link.
You're missing my point - it's that less people have access to the type of "use an architect and build a custom home" experience you're talking about.

I was shocked when I was looking to have a new home built a few years ago how much you have to spend to actually get into a "custom home" and not a fairly templated house.
It upset everyone hoping he was a white nationalist. A group of people which is partially comprised of white nationalists.
> Where it comes from? None of your business.

That ridiculously wrong. If you got a huge stash of cash and can’t justify where it comes from… well yeah, it screams undeclared work or illegal business. Do you have other legit explanations?
Deep brain stimulation is becoming quite popular as well...
Not money, fiat currency. Something without intrinsic value adding nothing of value and resulting ultimately in the ability to control and monitor its usage for inevitably nefarious purposes. It always has been.
I purchase, restore, and sometimes sell old woodworking machinery as a side gig to subsidize my own purchase of woodworking equipment for my shop.

I have had multiple cash transactions above $3,000 every year that I've done this. Not to avoid taxes, not to keep them off the books, but because one of the parties has either the unwillingness or inability to take electronic payments. Elderly people, those located in rural or otherwise isolated areas, those with a natural distrust of government for whatever reason, or those with a distrust of banks in general. These are all valid use cases.

This law would make it nearly impossible for me to do what I do (on the side).
About the one burger a day I think from Buffet, I always wondered if it was something they said to be more relatable, or if it true.
I really dislike how skeptical and dismissive this article is, most of the paragraphs seem to be worded to suggest “conservatives think they are embattled and suppressed but actually have lucrative institutions and are backed by rich media figures” and generally dismiss the legitimacy of the voices this song represents. They attack the legitimacy of the chart-topping nature of the song by loosely suggesting it’s due to coordinated iTunes purchases. They seem to claim the Epstein reference in the song is something to do with QAnon. It’s infuriating and distracting, I’d rather get background on how the song impacts regular people and some context on its message rather than read a half-baked attempt to marginalize it as conservative whining.
The Cracked article says he escaped in 1967, was recaptured and briefly paroled in 1975 for 10 months.
Id say it differently:

Money moves from centers to outside
So you are saying that in order to purchase these items you must have a bank account?
Nobody wants to sell right now. Partly because the demand isn’t there, partly because the prices are down a little, but mostly because they don’t want to swap a 3% mortgage for a 7% mortgage. I wouldn’t want to sell either in that scenario.

If you want a comparable place, your monthly payments are going to nearly double. Not many families can absorb that. You could sell and rent, but most people don’t want to do that, it feels like going backwards.

Ironically this means new construction is doing pretty good. They’re offering discounted mortgages and it’s basically the only option for someone wanting to go from renting to buying.
Yeah, the perfect wall is definitely part of it - and I want eaves that overhang quite far because that protects the walls something fierce - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPUvfTipgyg

Something like this look: https://www.stocksy.com/791391/two-story-house-with-wrap-aro... is exceptionally resistant to weather issues.
More andecdotes but I've had british pound coins that were minted in the early 60's still in passable condition; nearly every dollar bill I've had in the US has been grimy and darkened and felt like it was three seconds from falling apart.

(ok, hyperbole, but I've had a few like that)

The US note was printed after 2001, that's a considerable time difference.

Though your $20 notes are usually in excellent condition for some reason compared to the british equivalent.
But, it was a real solution of the wave functions wasn't it?

I wouldn't go so far as to say 'fabrication'.
I would be very interested in how you define them as having a "long reputation of good research", given that they don't do research so much as pointing to various links without checking their quality and make sure to specify may/could/potentially/... All over their long form articles specifically to not be making any claim since they don't research them enough.

I'm not blaming them at all for it by the way, they're a comedic publication not investigative, I'm just weirded out by your perception of them when they themselves go out of their way to not purport themselves as any kind of authoritative source.
Sadly, both the website and the linked codepen render the source quite poorly. The period is in the wrong place! The rendered HTML is fine.

I assume this is just the Unicode bidirectional algorithm failing, as it is wont to do. I imagine that a special cased algorithm that understood that HTML tags (the stuff between < and > inclusive) should render as atomic things, internally LTR, but without imposing their direction on surrounding characters.

In this example, the algorithm should be willing to switch direction in the middle of the sequence “.<“
If you're downloading random files from a stranger's vague post, then I think you had it coming.

The file extension spoof fix is nice, however.
The doomsday clock is largely an analog to nuclear exchange.
They dont want us to see the little green UAPs that closely monitor what we are doing :-)
I’ve been using a Chubby Buttons for about a year now and I love it. My phone stays in my pocket now. You can get them on Amazon.

https://www.chubbybuttons.io/
Look, a job is a job and work is well, work. As noted in the other comments trades are hard work. Far harder than a desk job. I would suggest not romanticizing the trades as some replacement for a desk job. Go do some trade work in your free time (go build a fence in the middle of the summer as an example) and really find out how much hard work it is. If you still enjoy it after being in 95 degree heat for 8+ hours while hauling thousands of pounds of concrete, then a job change might be right for you. But first try it as a hobby.

I say this with lots of experience. I do a lot of trades work as a hobby, but the reality is in most cases it is labor of love. I'd be more efficient with my time and money by hiring it out.
Well there is no reason you shouldn't be able to. Think about how large purchases were made before banking networks existed.

My friend worked for an insurance company that would regularly receive double digit thousands cash payments on policies from pot farms because they can't have bank accounts.
> Making a simple tweak like setting caps lock to an extra ctrl is a whole side quest on Linux

I've remapped CapsLock to Esc on both macOS and Linux/GNOME. It's just a checkbox/combobox in a settings in both cases. What is 'a whole side quest' you are talking about?
This seems like the ideal solution because you also get the streamlined, simple, safer CarPlay UX. Thanks for posting!
Anecdotally, I have seen stress be a major factor. I know businessmen who are under a lot of stress, and even in their 40s they had major health problems.

Others who seemed naturally inclined to be a bit carefree (not careless) seemes to only start having problems in their late 70s.

All anecdotal of course, so we'd need lot of data to come to a conclusion.
A similar concept - cave paintings were possibly animated by the movement of fire as a light source:

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/ice-age-artist...
Very good points. Though I would point out that insulation is still very important for Texas houses to keep cool in the summer. I’d also add that local soil and ground conditions are going to affect how you build the house’s foundation.
I was a juror for a divorce trial recently where the wife had a salary job while the husband spent their entire lives presumably accepting checks for contract work and cashing them without a bank account. So that portion of their joint income was to avoid the IRS and it of course made the settlement difficult because he didn't have any receipts for any of his work that was entirely done under the table.

The plus side is that laws like this of course would prevent tax evasion. It would also mean you need to have a bank to make a living. While I'm not a fan of the creeping authoritarianism of a digital currency that's likely coming as well, it annoys me that so many people just mooch off of government services that the rest of us pay for.
Famotidine an old school H2 antihistamine used for acid reflux (pre PPIs), was found to have an additional mechanism of action via activation of the vagus nerve to inhibit pro-inflammatory cytokines in covid (via alpha 7 nicotinic acetylcholine receptor (α7nAChR) signal transduction - https://molmed.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s10020-022...).

It has also been used quite extensively to combat post-covid neuropsychiatric symptoms.

I think the link here is that increased LPS/endotoxin production by your microbiota can induce acid reflux, cause neuroinflammation and psychiatric symptoms. Low acid production itself can result in a more inflammatory microbiome further exacerbating the problem. Long term fix would be working on the migrating motor complex, improve motility/gastric emptying and rebalance the microbiome by reducing gram-negative bacteria/pathobionts and increasing butyrate production via selective feeding. [I'm not a doctor, this is just the direction I've been working on things myself]
Kamal – Deploy web apps anywhere
You can't leave the US carrying more than $5 in nickels and pennies though.

https://moneyweek.com/33401/why-its-now-illegal-to-melt-down...

https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2007/04/16/E7-7088...
True but why? "Plea for lean software" by wirth https://cr.yp.to/bib/1995/wirth.pdf explains how complexity sells.
Playground IT attempts to explain the "psychology" of that complexity: https://bitslap.it/blog/posts/playground-it.html
It's deep in the 'just statistics' territory of ML/AI by the sounds of it, yeah. This is just a classification problem (cancer, not cancer) with a bunch of available patient data spanning different dimensions, four of them known risk factors, and regression analysis to find others (well, re-discovering/confirming those four too) that correlate.

I imagine at least the title here is a groan for the paper authors.
When you think like that isn't cash also third party?

You trust some entity you have never personally audited, to produce some pieces of paper that you are supposed to trust...
Everything is good for bitcoin.
I am self taught. Here are my personal laws of programming.

1. Own your environment. Make it yours and bend it to your will. The more you outsource that, like frameworks or state management or helpers the more you increase your tech debt and erode your pivot points.

2. Always preference durability over composition and composition over inheritance.

3. Always do more work up front than you need to if it means doing less work in the future.

4. What separates excellent developers from average developers is basic organizational skills.

5. Always select for simplicity and competence over compatibility and aesthetics. This determines capacity for critical decisions over institutional preferences.
Maybe it is because I put my hands in my pocket all the time or something if I am the only one with this problem ..
You'd likely need to have the kernel be able to switch "keymaps" at anytime (and this is likely to be privileged and need to be done by root).

I know there was a way to load different keyboard layouts, but the problem with those mechanisms is they often cannot remap modifier keys, of which capslock is a special case of.
It's the Netherlands, we don't do backup plans for natural disasters anymore sadly.
There is also this shortcut of ctrl+shift+x to switch to RTL. Which is really funny when you do it on Twitter since it flips the entire user interface.
Sounds like a good time to buy silver and palladium.
It's how I started too (before my CS degree). Ray tracing, fractals, IFS, demo scene effects. All good fun! Got me hooked. Now I write emulators for fun.
SpaceX, T-Mobile phone service will interfere with ours, claims rival
ZFS-autobackup – a lightweight but featureful ZFS replication solution
That's a very strange question. Obviously businesses are still allowed to deposit more than 3000€ to their bank accounts.

How would supermarket function otherwise?

The farmer isn't an individual, it's a business as well.
#phreak by any chance? /MrPruple
What racist bit?
The teams are different.
This is the new site and name for MRSK from 37 Signals:

> In early celebration of the forthcoming v1.0 release, we've renamed MRSK to Kamal, after the ancient Arab navigational tool (and to celebrate our complete cloud exit with a couple of vowels ). Will record a new video shortly. New website is live at ->

https://twitter.com/dhh/status/1694354914804482253
Can you please rewrite this in English?
In NL, all transactions above 10k are monitored and tracked, if you want to collect larger than x-k from your bank in cash it is monitored and tracked (depends on the bank, usually less than 3k). Depositing large cash transactions is monitored as well. If you are staying within the law there is no real way to get around it since hardly any legal employer will pay you in cash.

If the banks actually track it or not is another question. Every now and then a report comes out mentioning a banks failure to do so.
I absolutely agree that they should immediately release data & images for more technically inclined section. However the reason for speeches is entire nation is watching this event across all age group, most of them don't understand technical things, I would say even image of moon surface wont connect to most of them. Basically speeches is the way to connect & artists impression images. To give some example, people thing entire rocket goes to moon, one of the politician was wishing "passengers" on the spacecraft, reputed news channel claiming "breaking new" that there wont be delay in landing as if we can push breaks like in car or traffic on the way. So you get the point, to connect to masses they are speaking in language that everyone understand
In the US banking system, that's called structuring. Which means that transactions of $10,000 or more are legally suspicious, and transactions under $10,000 are legally suspicious.

Logicians, please simplify the previous statement.
Yeah, it's a good song.

Happy to see it's possible to break through without "Going through the Orifices" as Steve Jobs would say.
On a related note, support for "logical properties/values"[1] has become mature in recent years. These are alternatives to directional-based properties (top/left/bottom/right) which are adaptable to switching content/text directions.

[1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_logical...
> The article itself is about the process of aging, and resistance exercise helps as a prophylactic.

Aging is relevant to the author's case of disability because they mention that they " tried something that, looking back now, maybe [they're] too old for". But a lot of disability has nothing to do with age.

I think the point of bringing up age is that a lot of able people are selfish and assume that disability is someone else's problem, when in fact, the vast majority of people will become disabled in their lifetimes.

Do you really not see how bringing up a way to prevent disability (which is at best, a small-percentage probablistic solution) sounds like an attempt to refute that point?

> But if it turns some people on to lifting, then net-net there's less disability in the world.

Sure, and that would be a good thing. But you've gotta understand that in every conversation about disability, many people's only contribution to the conversation is to talk about how people could be less disabled, with almost no non-disabled people willing to engage with actually accommodating disability.

It's at best extremely condescending, as if people who are disabled aren't trying their best to not be disabled. There are exceptions, of course, but even in those cases, I tend toward more compassion because there's likely underlying mental illness going on there.

Fundamentally, there just isn't a massive societal problem with people not doing enough to not become disabled. The problem is we don't do enough to accommodate disability. Constantly bringing up ways we can avoid being disabled is insensitive and distracts from the real problems and real solutions.

At a more basic level: stop trying to present your solutions to a problem you don't have, and listen more to people who have the problem. This is particularly true if your "solution" is to arrogantly tell people how to not have the problem.
Unless you were being sarcastic, it's because people don't know what the word infamous means and think it means "extremely famous".
Like I said to the other poster. I transact often over that amount to purchase old woodworking equipment. The people I work with often do not want to transact electronically for multiple reasons. The tax is paid, it's on the books, but they want cash.

Why should that be limited?
Why does the NL want to kick down at the farmers so badly? Don't they know where real food comes from?
The law was enacted last year to more effectively enforce sanctions against Russian oligarchs...