skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Fentanyl is frequently laced into other drugs (without the buyer knowing) because it is cheaper to produce than e.g. heroin. Or it is used as the main ingredient in fake versions of “real” painkillers like Oxy.

But it’s so deadly at low levels that it’s very easy to end up with a lethal amount in a single dose through inconsistent manufacturing processes, unbeknownst to seller or buyer.

Everything related to the surge in opioid addiction is obviously a societal problem. But not the one you’re imagining.
A wildcard covers one single level of sub-domains. An NC'd CA can be used to issue for anything. Nameconstraints are 'enforced' on the client side and many don't support it.
Running a public CA - even with a nameconstrained CA, is a challenge to do properly.
These are historic definitions. You can see them in old dictionaries, e.g. the first definition of lumber is "disused furniture and the like" in the older editions of the OED. The 3rd definition is timber sawn into planks and called out as being North American usage. And the 2nd definition of "superfluous fat, Esp. In horses" seems extremely dead to me.
Grape Nuts are actually pretty low on the nutrition scale (don't read the ingredients/nutrition box if you don't want to be depressed). Upgrade to Ezekiel 4:9 which is similar in concept but 100x more healthful.
Except there are some weird feedback loops in the body, such as restricting calories leading to reduced calorie consumption, leading to less weight loss than expected.
Thank you!, this is interesting and the insight is useful.

I have to say that the distinction between alternative remedies and… idk, mainstream medicine?, this distinction feels spuriouser and spuriouser.
> I’m not even sure if they’re turning a profit yet.

Uber recorded its first ever operating profit last quarter:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/qai/2023/08/02/uber-just-report...
No I’m too afraid of the warranty situation as I live outside the USA. I would love too try though.
> Corn flakes without added sugar are made by others and are like 3% carbs.

No. They might be 3% sugars, but near entirety of corn flake is carbohydrates
Given this <gestures broadly>, I'm surprised we haven't seen any "performance enhancing"/"Men's Health" cereals.
Ok the problem is the loss of visa then. Not normal layoff.
Paywall-free at MSN: <https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/it-s-the-breakfast...>
Learn You a Haskell For Great Good! is also a really good resource:

https://learnyouahaskell.com/
It's the same thing you see in the nootropics community- the more sick you are and the more you struggle to do anything about it, the more you want easy solutions that usually aren't there
People pour more sugar on top?
You're free to have a toxic, noninclusive community. Setup a login window in your discord server that clearly states "This is a toxic, transphobic, homophobic, racist, etc community. By clicking the Agree button you forfeit all rights to being treated with any form of respect and acknowledge you may be attacked, harassed, doxxed and threatened for any reason at any time. If you complain in any way shape or form, you will be immediately blocked without warning."

You can use mee6 to set that up and enjoy your toxic and non-inclusive community.

The absence of any such login window implies that a basic social contract is followed, which this community is clearly in violation of.
But, thus, upon seeing the program, without additional information you cannot know whether it'll give 8 or 3 (or who knows what else), and thus "I don't know." is very much an appropriate answer. Of course, it might be more clear to say "it depends" or "there isn't enough information to answer", but I'd say "don't know" is nevertheless a correct answer. Definitely more correct than "8" at least.

"it's not doing anything weird" only to people who do already know the C standard inside out. But there is a significant amount of people who might not know everything C (or might know that there are some weird things about types, but still assume 'int' will be at least 4 bytes or something).

It's of course not a question of much practical impact (for anyone not working in embedded at least) but it's nevertheless one that can be at least interesting to some.
Say goodbye to spreadsheets and clunky ERPs. Genie is a modern back-end built to help online merchants like you scale faster, and with fewer headaches.
We've run out of titles that make sense a good decade ago.
2023’s Ig Nobel Prizes
They also marry young, like at 18/19 and then are expected to start having kids immediately. Once they have kids, they're stuck. If you want to leave the faith you better have your spouse on board or you will also be leaving your kids.
My understanding is that the Portuguese model was going along pretty well until fentanyl came along.
Correction: this was not a case of accidental misgendering. The post refers to someone abusing mod privileges to edit someone's pronouns to "who/cares".
If you want to see how codebases work without inheritance in practice, I suggest checking out Go, which features polymorphism through interfaces, but not full-fledged inheritance
An anecdote I remember was that during the 2008 recession German precision manufacturers did not lay off their workers. They reduced hours, sent a bunch to continuing education programs, and retooled for even more high tech manufacturing. When the recession eventually ended, they had retooled foctories with highly trained workers while US companies had to rehire and retrain their work force. Which again brings the focus back to long term versus short term profits.
My wife has pre-cancerous moles and every few years some need to be removed. This year it was done - and they told her to take Advil for 6 inch long incisions on her back.

In the past? Pain pills like Oxicotin - which they are now afraid to prescribe. So she’s dealt w 2 weeks of agony as she heals.

American medicine is cruel.
I got the first example to give 4 and the second one returns 1. OpenWacom DOS 16Bit. Under 32bit it gives 8 AND 0.
I'm probably on the mild side of abusing it, I've never seen another developer on my team use it, but I also include self-describing variables for the values. If the reducer function itself is non-trivial, I've give it a name so the final product may look like:

const idNameMap = itemList.reduce(toIdNameMap)

It should be intuitive that itemList is a list of objects familiar to the context of the code, and the result will be like:

[{"id1":"Billy"}, etc.
It’s essential to consider the multifaceted effects of our environmental interventions. For instance, the commendable move in 2020 to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions in shipping lanes had an unintended side effect. The decreased emissions meant fewer sulfur dioxide-based clouds in the atmosphere, which previously reflected a significant amount of sunlight and contributed to rain cloud formation. While reducing emissions is a positive change, the absence of these ‘reflective clouds’ might be inadvertently amplifying the heat, especially when combined with the current El Niño. This could partially explain the accelerated ice melt in Antarctica we’re observing just three years after the regulation change. It serves as a reminder that the Earth’s climate system is intricately interconnected, and actions in one area can have cascading effects.
What is BOE?
When I was a kid (1990s) my go to breakfast was a bowl of rice krispies with a big spoonful of sugar on top
Thinking in a foreign language improves decision-making
Not really. I can make a million trades or one to gain $X and pay the same capital gains tax.

A financial transaction tax makes me much worse off in the former case. It disincentivizes trading volume by raising transaction costs, which have been on a long-term trend downward as markets have adopted technology and brokers have engaged in cutthroat competition. I believe that trend has been positive for markets, investors, and the economy as a whole.
Offering an as-is disclaimer doesn't rid someone of all social, moral, or legal responsibility.

Saying things that conflict with that disclaimer does indeed chip away at the effect the disclaimer has on your responsibility.
I'm right-handed but ambidextrous with a mouse (preferring mouse on the left side). That's been a useful skill in many occasions. I learned it as a kid, but definitely can be learned as an adult too. Though there will be a good deal of very awkward mouse shaking first, no way around that.
I used to not be a breakfast person, especially if I had to do my 20k cycle to work -- cycling on a full stomach is horrible. The high once I got to work would sustain me until 11:30, where I would usually get an early lunch.

Since I've moved in with my SO, I no longer live so far from work, nor do I cycle as often. If I eat nothing in the morning I need to drink 2-3 coffees to not feel hungry until lunch. If I eat breakfast, I feel fine -- I no longer need those 2-3 coffees before lunch.

I think somewhere in my 20s I mixed the signals for hunger and attention fatigue and somehow decoupled one from the other.
I made a comment up-thread, but name-constrained CAs can issue for anything. It's enforced client-side, and not supported in far, far too many places to work. You'd be giving everyone the ability to issue for anything.
Not to mention that running any kind of public CA is harder to do properly than most people thing.

I get the negativity towards public CAs, but much of what you said isn't quite right, either.
> $2.6 billion – Unity's lifetime accumulated deficit over 19 years of operations, a figure we got by combining the $2.2 billion lifetime debt of its last annual report with the $447 million in net losses it reported for the first two quarters of its current fiscal year.

Anyone know how a start up company can possibly finance such a gigantic debt?
Yes. Usually in the form of something like maple syrup or honey.
If wealth was redistributed, so would pollution. There are a lot of good reasons for wealth distribution (or to prevent its accumulation), but preventing pollution isn't one of them.
> makes absolutely no sense

It makes a lot of sense if you assume they're trying to kill everyone
Doctors aren't always right. You know you can push back?
A company using React Native recently used bounties to solicit bug-fixes to RN issues their app was hitting.

A lot of positives came out of it, and it did improve framework quality. There are challenges with the model though. More changes than not are high quality, but some aren’t, or are just inherently risky, and it’s especially tricky to discern when first time contributors touch systems that might no longer have an active maintainer. Unlike someone employed full-time, there isn’t the opportunity to establish long term trust, and the contributor might not be around to support their change if something goes wrong.

A lot of changes fell through the cracks, or needed maintainer time that wasn’t there, which creates a bad situation where someone could have done great work, but isn’t getting paid. Knowing that someone is losing money if you don’t accept a PR can also trend towards guilt-inducing as a maintainer.
This is probably the “technically correct” part, but it still makes no sense. The publisher is taking away my rights as somebody who bought the game. How is that model impacting a publisher’s bottom line?

What’s next? Should I pay 2x a game for a SLI config with two cards on my PC?
I don’t think a lot of users of the engine understand that Unity the engine company doesn’t exist anymore.

Last year Unity merged with IronSource, a mobile ad network, which is much more profitable than Unity. In a public company, the profit drives the business. The company that’s called Unity is in the business of selling ads and showing lots of them to people on phones. They own a game engine as a delivery vehicle for those ads.

There was an unsolicited competing bid from another ad peddler, AppLovin, who also wanted to buy Unity. I guess the optics with the IronSource deal looked better because it could be called a merger rather than a straight-up acquisition. But the end result is the same.

(As a side note, I think it’s a shame that BigTech can’t really do strategic acquisitions anymore. A company like Meta or Microsoft would have been a much better home for Unity. But some regulator around the world would have blocked the deal for sure. Meta can’t seem to acquire a sandwich these days without FTC or the UK competition authority trying to block it.)
The most amazing thing is the suggestion of price collusion given the 1-cent changes in price from store to store that perfectly match one another.
Important Changes at EdX
Could it be the colonoscopy rather than the drug
I find the number of accents kind of exhausting tbh. But the real reason I turn off BBC is because of the fact that it's sports news half the time ... or a feel good story about a barber in Kibera ... or meta-news (we're in the news room and this is how we put together our stories). I wish there was just a radio station with news. BBC has the people to do it but they just don't do it. I'd much rather have inside politics about Zambian carbon credits but that's the type of thing that's like <1% of the programming.
In theory you are right and I would agree, but unfortunately we live in a world where it's not immediately obvious to everyone that women, people whose skin is black, homosexuals, trans, etc are normal people who deserve same respect that anyone else, and for those people (for which it's not obvious), it can be useful to be explicit what "other people" means.
> There are plenty of CoCs

Examples, please.
I can’t tell if this is satire but suffering for the sake of suffering seems senseless
> Maybe it’s okay if a colonoscopy sucks.

Eh... no thanks.
you are not wrong. Problem is, consequences layoff might bring to our lives. For some people finding a job is taking 3-4 months, financially I can afford myself not having any job for a year, but visa makes it very difficult for us to stay.
Only if nobody cleans the thing for four centuries, and also we lose all knowledge of how the conservation was done.
Ah yes, 88% carbs, 0.8% sugars (simple carbs).
> "When I started studying the Antarctic 30 years ago, we never thought extreme weather events could happen there," says Prof Siegert.

When I was a child 30 years ago, I thought Antarctica only experienced extreme weather events, like our own Great Red (White?) Spot.
I find that depending on the day ahead I can choose a benefitial breakfast.

If I am going to be doing heavy lifting all day theb a high protein breakfast will leave me feeling good after all the work is done.

Meanwhile, if I am going to be doing a lot of walking/running/jogging then a high carb breakfast will be more helpful.
Coins from the Roman Empire Found in Ruins of Japanese Castle (2016)
DO YOU NOT KNOW THAT A MAN IS NOT DEAD WHILE HIS NAME IS STILL SPOKEN?

(I know this wasn't spoken by DEATH but it seemed appropriate)

For a true DEATH quote:

‘DON’T THINK OF IT AS DYING,’ said Death. ‘JUST THINK OF IT AS LEAVING EARLY TO AVOID THE RUSH.’
What led to your realization that "drugs are bad", and does that include all external consciousness altering substances? (caffeine, alcohol, nicotine, THC, and so on).
Yeah thats not at all comparable to ultra orthodox judaism. They live in a bubble, and if you leave that bubble you are shunned by everyone you know.
Naloxone is the generic name for Narcan(TM)
Why don't they just use the maintainer-never-looks-at-bugs + autoclose-for-inactivity-30-days like all the civilized repos?
I thought we would have learned for platforms not to facilitate bounties for non-participating projects after the tip4commit/mitsuhiko drama of years past: https://github.com/tip4commit/tip4commit/issues/127
I mean, you could read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bus_(computing) or one of the first Google hits for “hardware bus”: https://www.computerhope.com/jargon/b/bus.htm

You can’t expect to learn stuff like this just from random conversations.
Yes, they are applied. Here's OpenAI doc which describes how to set various sampling parameters for GPT-3:

https://platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference/completions/c...

See presence_penalty and frequency_penalty.

Sampling techniques is one of important arts of LLMs, you'll can find a lot of papers on them.

In general, smaller are more prone to repetition, but you can get caught in it even with larger models.
Use the time to write applications. I did that while working in a temp contractor company, they play the same game making people afraid of losing such a shitty job.
My behaviour was completly different then, i went there knowing i shit on their desk on the last day, what i literally did.
I clocked out earlier and went home, i ignored all call from the stupid fucks.
Went to the interview and won a great job.
HBM4 could finally double memory bandwidth to 2,048-bit
Building the most renewable energy is not a "good intention"... they're literally doing it. I'm not saying coal emissions are not a problem.
Mhm. So this will end up being outrage theater.
If you read the question and answer, “completely useless “ is just silly. There are some cases where it fails. The people behind the score acknowledges that it’s not good for sugary cereals and say they will work to amend it
Yeah it's easy to put together from one's preferred ingredients. But we stopped making it because all the ingredients are expensive.
Dupixent has completely changed my quality of life too. I’d effectively given up on ever feeling normal again. Cheers to science!
Some states offer it for free at pharmacies, no insurance needed.
The original decision to move was discussed previously here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27674413

It seems the practical implementation of the deal has started, with EdX notifying all their users when you log in.
Did MySpace not work without providing it PII during e.g. account creation? I remember it did work without it, but I might remember wrong.
You're being downvoted and the replies to are condescending, but you are actually completely correct and the replies exhibit misinformed groupthink. Goes to show how powerful narratives being pushed YouTube personalities et al can be.
Just setting up my oyie
The problem with this is that it relies on an unspoken standard of "annoy". If you misgender someone, does that count as annoying them, or as them being easily annoyed?
"It wasn’t on my radar that the most reputable indie engine might be silently laying the groundwork for a moustache-twirling betrayal next year." is a great quote.
AMD has already released a product featuring Zen4c cores designed for servers. In contrast to Intel, AMD's small cores are not crappy; they are real Zen4 cores, with a reduction in size achieved by sacrificing some of the L3 cache and clock frequencies.

As for the future of Zen 5, we are uncertain about its development, but I am hopeful that AMD will follow a similar approach to Zen4c.

By the way, Intel employs different cores derived from their Atom line of low-power processors, specifically the Gracemont microarchitecture in their current products. Unfortunately, these cores are indeed crappy, particularly in terms of floating-point performance.
As the creator of wlroots, this is Drew's community whether he likes it or not.
This isn't as exploitable as it first seems.

> The food contains less than 0.5 g of sugars, as defined in § 101.9(c)(6)(ii), per reference amount customarily consumed and per labeled serving or, in the case of a meal product or main dish product, less than 0.5 g of sugars per labeled serving; and

>(ii) The food contains no ingredient that is a sugar or that is generally understood by consumers to contain sugars unless the listing of the ingredient in the ingredient statement is followed by an asterisk that refers to the statement below the list of ingredients, which states "adds a trivial amount of sugar," "adds a negligible amount of sugar," or "adds a dietarily insignificant amount of sugar;" and

https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfcfr/cfr...

First, you can't add sugar, it has to be sugars that naturally occur in the other ingredients, but not ingredients that people know contain sugar like fruit, and second products don't have as much leeway as you think in defining their serving size. The FDA actually spells out what kinds of food get what serving size which is why you never see 1 chip / serving.
Yes, thank you. Scrolled the whole thing looking for the Hello World only to be disappointed
The only time you're writing sizeof(x) is when you want to know the size of 'x', eg. to store it somewhere else or zero out the memory or something of that sort. And it gives the right answer, great! It doesn't ever do something that's undefined or strange, and it's not an obscure part of the C language.
> They own a game engine as a delivery vehicle for those ads.

I don't know anything about Unity, but I've spent a few years in online ads and this is 100% how they think about it.
You can (overnight oats), but it's still not crunchy.

If you toast the oats first to make them crunchy, it's no longer the dish called "oatmeal" (which is a porridge) but now it's a kind of granola, which can be used as a breakfast cereal.
Be interesting to see how that scores, given that a quarter of it is dried fruit.
The drug was made for invasive medical procedures - the only time I've ever had it was when they were pulling my wisdom teeth out of my face, which did end up being rather pleasant. Within a medical context it seems very useful.
Quite literally non of what you say is true.

The state of HN on nutrition discourse is completely screwed.
I do the same in Spain, although stores usually have some without added sugar.

I buy the grains and cook them in an air fryer. Takes about 5 minutes prep and 20 for cooking, then expand them in a tray for cooling. I don’t use dried fruits though
Can you tell me anything about how to get into that type of role?
Making all drugs legal to use makes sense to me. Criminalizing users only makes things worse. But make it illegal to sell, transport, possess in large quantities etc.
No, this is not true at all.
There's a gap in the open source ecosystem right now for a Temporal alternative.
Diet is not something you can scale linearly with calorie usage of your job
I think .map() as a for...of replacement makes sense for simple cases. newArray = oldArray.map(el => aFunction(el)) is short, sweet and clean.
If I Was An Eccentric Trillionaire (niplav, 2023)
It's now in pressed pills that look identical to prescription pills. Someone goes to take a 5mg hydrocodone and they end up overdosing on fentanyl. All of the safer drugs that existed in the past are now either cut with fentanyl or are just fentanyl, even things like cocaine, ketamine, ecstasy, etc.
Milk is extremely popular. I have it with my cereal in the morning. Also drink a glass of cold milk now and then, it gives you a filling sensation. My two year old has recently started drinking lots of it from a glass that he pours himself.
Trading sugar for fat is always worth it. And keeps you sated for longer
I wish we had something like this in the US, but the food manufacturers would never allow it. Our regulatory agencies are completely compromised.