skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
you can get a prescription for marijuana within 15 mins of walking into a doctors office. we are past the peak of this, but 10 years ago you used to be able to go to a doctor that did nothing but marijuana prescriptions. and the line was out the door to the office. you walk in, pay $100-$150, and walk out with a prescription for 1 year
Ask HN: Did you switch off "allow your content to train our model" in ChatGPT?
Tons of companies already do those pieces, but no single company is able to put together a best selling car doing all of the above.
This is enough, thank you very much.
Deleting this thread now.
Please add bioRxiv if you can, so many life-sciences relalted ML papers there.
Wow this is a ridiculous amount of information. Great work author. I see people commenting this is pretty old, but still great work and still pertinent.
The problem is the patent, not the regulation
Is there any entity or procedure that actually proves what a phone is what it claims to be?

Unfortunately, neither IMEI, Serial Number or a combination of both can assert this.

I bought a Samsung S24 a week ago off Facebook Marketplace. It was in the box and everything. I cross checked both the IMEIs and also the Serial Number with the #06# test. I even checked them online. Did all the tests, #0# and even downloaded Samsung members. Paid for the phone, convinced it was a genuine one.

Upon registering it and using it, it becomes very clear the phone is fake and is at best a clone. The camera is nowhere near the S24 and does not have the features. It heats up after charging and does not keep charge. It runs slower than a 10 year Android once you are signed it.

when you run diagnostics, it shows all the specs of an S24 Ultra. How do I know this? I went and got another S24 Ultra from the store and they are worlds apart.

So my question is, if you are buying a phone from a reseller or someone, is there any way of definitely asserting whether it is authentic?
They eat the fees because operating physical branches is much more costly still.

And if you're truly abusing it and costing them massively with fees, they can always close your account.
Browsers' native players work great! ...if your video needs are extremely naive/limited. If you want to support modern streaming protocols like HLS and DASH, or really do anything whatsoever but play back a subset of mp4s, you're out of luck.
Except they were an exchange not a “bank” who promised and contractually made out that customer funds were segregated and not re hypothecated. Both demonstrably false assertions that enabled significant fraud.

CZ got very lucky (by virtue of an excellent legal team) here, but that doesn't diminish Sam's faults.
There is no liquor store in the country where you can't pay with a card. Well, maybe not Uncle Ted's Moonshine Shack, but realistically it's not something anyone has to worry about. Different funds may not invest invest in those thing, payment processors might charge some businesses a slightly higher premium, but Visa/MC are not gonna police your legal consumer purchases.
Can you give some evidence for that? Curious
Have you tried Solid to compare by any chance? I'm also growing weary of React and curious.
♫ "Next year, oh next year, you'll love it, just next year, it's only some months a-wayyyyy." ♫

(To the tune of "Tomorrow" from Annie.)
The article may be talking about the former, but plenty of people will read it as the latter. (Though perhaps not to that extreme.)

I would certainly consider a well designed but feature incomplete product as perfect and good enough. Chasing perfection doesn't mean being everything to everyone. It simply means doing the best job possible.
Which part of me is reacting in a way that's currently maladaptive? Where did it learn that strategy? When has it been effective in my life? What is this part trying to protect me (or another part of me) from? Can I update it about how the current situation is different from the past one, and how I'm different now than I was in the past (and much better able to handle difficulties)?

It's a rather roundabout approach to mindfulness, but engaging with my own psyche this way has made huge improvements in my life.
Apparently 5 of us find this interesting

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40189289
[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40196846
[2]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40199534
[3]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40214208
[4]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40217600
I bet that CBD will be covered very quickly, because it really does work very well for so many things, so it shouldn't take long to have enough studies clearly in support of it.
I find that people tends to do this more and more, the little smug sentence with "double entendre" that no one but they seems to get (i guess that's where dogwhistling came from, but usually those are obvious), and with nothing else.

Is it a superiority complex? Why does it seems more prevalent now than 10 years ago? Even back when forums were a thing and that people trolled the "PC vs Mac" boards, this smugness weren't as prevalent.

People should go back and see the "smug alert" South park episode to understand what they sound like to random observers.
Seems like a real life trolly problem. I can’t imagine that anyone would be willing to throw the switch on a kid who’s living on the machine though. Even a psychopath who’s done the math and doesn’t feel anything would probably know that just the bad publicity alone wouldn’t be worth it.
The question we need to ask isn't whether Pax Americana is dying, but who is going to succeed it.

So far it seems like it'll be China on account of there being no other country or bloc able to compete at that level, but that would be very unpleasant for us westerners.
The difference is that I can solve libc dependency at comp time (statically linked against it), while systemd dependencies require runtime support.
I didn't mean to imply that compilation never makes sense, I'm only pointing out that it isn't always the fastest way of executing a query

In situations where you have a limited number of queries and these are used repeatedly then some kind of cache for the complied code will be able to amortise the cost of compilation.

I certainly agree that a situation where an analyst enters SQL manually is a weird niche and not common. However most applications can dynamically construct queries on behalf of users and so getting a good hit rate on your cache of precompiled queries isn't a certainty.
I'm not arguing that street design can't affect how fast people drive.

I'm saying "some curves" like the parent said won't do that magically all by itself.

And yes, I am very much arguing that putting a speed bump at the beginning of a 1 mile road will not do anything for at least 0.9 miles of that road. That's my point about "very locally". Anyone that argues differently I would call weird.

It's also funny how many things are super local. We already see people here argue about 85 or 90 with regards to Texas roads. Here in my neck of the woods they actually are gonna go from 100 to 110 km/h in some places and the radio was arguing how they can't imagine going that fast etc. Well guess what, the Autobahn is full of people going ~140 km/h (which is right smack middle between 85 and 90 mph actually) and it's absolutely normal and fine and if you go 140 and stay on the left lane people will honk at you to let them pass. One thing that comes with the Autobahn is that you always have to drive on the right-most lane available and no passing on the right is allowed. That would be insane at the allowed speeds (which in many places is unlimited).

Road traffic fatalities 2020:

Canada 1,745 for ~35 million people
Germany 2,562 for ~85 million people
US 39,007 for ~332 million people

Looks like Germany, with its unlimited speeds and no 4-way stop in sight is at ~30 deaths per million, while here it's ~50 and the US is at a whopping 117.5.
Let’s call it GNU/systemd/linux
If you change the data layout of your exposed class, you must recompile anything that uses it. That increases build times and also breaks ABI. And as the other guy commented, the data itself has types that also need definitions and file inclusions. Without PIMPL, your data layout can change without touching your header, due to changes in a related header (even a 3rd party header).
Yes, this is exactly the problem with our "representative" democracy. For example, one polarizing issue this year may be whether a voter is willing to accept a candidate who acts like a mob boss or not, regardless of any other issue that the candidates are trying to stand on. Worse yet, elected candidates then have difficulty knowing which of the multidimensional issues mattered to their voters because all the information has been lost by the polarizing election system.
This is the cloud so we are talking about paying for servers running/provisioned at any given time.
If you’re cronjob heavy, or if you have consistent cycles of traffic patterns (say it follows the working day), you can save a LOT of money by not running idle servers all night or on the weekends or whatnot. This was like a 40k per month delta at my last gig.

We could also talk about optimizing the costs of development and staging and sales demo workloads that don’t need to run 24/7 or even 8/5 as well.
I always use GPT4 to write boiler plate code etc.
It probably automates 50% of my tasks, pretty good.
Actually, I can understand assembly.
Beautiful!

https://github.com/TutteInstitute/datamapplot
I use Kailh Box Navy switches. Sounds like Cherry blues but deeper and louder. Like a v6 vs a v8. Ha. I work from home though. Although I will say I don’t think the crappy membrane dell keyboards are quiet the sound is just different.
Americans. If Europeans worked the same hours as Americans, the EU's GDP per capita would be close to the heels of that of the US.
Or, you know what? Do you, and I'll just try to get used to the idea that everyone on the internet has a chip on their shoulder and is ready to pounce at the least opportunity. Because apparently that's the internet everyone wants, and they should get it good and hard.
It was the only way to be certain.
You’re correct that the patent should’ve never been awarded, but the regulation still caused a problem today - something that could’ve been avoided if a cause-effect analysis was done. This is a problem statement that is applicable to most regulation today.

This is why blanket bans are almost always bad.
Perhaps the same can be said of tech.
>In some European countries, if both parents are caught drinking alcohol at the same time, even just beer, they'll be stripped of their parental rights.

Which countries exactly? Never heard of that
If you're a top-tier AI researcher, why TF would you choose Tesla to work for? The shine has gone off Musk as a super-genius. All you'd be getting is an arbitrary, capricious boss and terrible work hours.
Thanks. Here is the graph for M2: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2SL
Switching my VPN to Moscow, English language Wikipedia seem the same. I'm not up on Russian Wikipedia.
Thank you! What about the frontend? This is palpably faster than other graph libraries.
Since when is majority support the same thing as reasonable??
> you can get a prescription for marijuana within 15 mins of walking into a doctors office.

Not one that will work for the purposes of the Controlled Substances Act, as I understand it. I believe permissible use of a Schedule III has to be pursuant to a doctor's prescription for an FDA approved drug.

See this useful report: https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/LSB/LSB11105

Moving marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III, without other legal changes, would not bring the state-legal medical or recreational marijuana industry into compliance with federal controlled substances law. With respect to medical marijuana, a key difference between placement in Schedule I and Schedule III is that substances in Schedule III have an accepted medical use and may lawfully be dispensed by prescription, while Substances in Schedule I cannot. However, prescription drugs must be approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Although FDA has approved some drugs derived from or related to cannabis, marijuana itself is not an FDA-approved drug. Moreover, if one or more marijuana products obtained FDA approval, manufacturers and distributors would need to register with DEA and comply with regulatory requirements that apply to Schedule III substances in order to handle those products. Users of medical marijuana would need to obtain valid prescriptions for the substance from medical providers, subject to federal legal requirements that differ from existing state regulatory requirements for medical marijuana.
"The 8 years of the Bill Cosby show alone give Bill Cosby enough credibility for life as a wholesome family man."
> traditional rpa doesn’t use them for all the cases I’ve seen

That's because traditional RPA relies on humans to create the automations.

Our goal is to create the automation automatically by observing human demonstrations.
Wayland was a mis-fire in terms of user friendliness for the first decade or so. But it is still a big step up from the mess that was a typical xserver back in 2010.

> It reduces features adds complexity...

The irony here is Wayland is part of a huge effort to decomplex an xserver into component parts. A really commendable initiative; the path forward while maintaining the X protocol probably was impractically hairy.

The Wayland protocol design had some glaring flaws, but saying that it adds complexity is unfair. It oversimplified; it would have benefited from some flexibility in providing a standard mechanism to let people inspect the buffers graphics buffers to be composited.
> I’m one of the few people that hope the iPad doesn’t get more computer-like.

Genuine question; what loss of features or capabilities are you expecting if the iPad does become more computer-like? I don't understand how features like sideloading, compiling or emulating limits your ability to use Procreate and GoodNotes.
Interesting use of italics
two weeks salary in physical cash

How expensive do you think weed is? You can get baked every day for two weeks for $50, probably less
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You are making the mistake that people understand how our government works or are paying much attention at all. I've video of some voters blaming Biden for the overturn of Roe v Wade because it happened during Biden's term. If voters were properly informed across the board Biden, and most democrats, would win in a landslide. There are many active forces, foreign and domestic, which put serious effort and money into deliberately misinforming the populace, because they are incredibly selfish, and care only for their personal gain, regardless of how many are harmed, and to what degree.
As the original PM for NuGet, I can confirm that David Fowler was one of the original developers on the team that created and worked on NuGet.
Hey, that's a great lightweight tool. Thanks for sharing that.
So, just to clarify, you're actually taking issue with me referring to 29% as one third, while you have no issue referring to 70% as 100%? Either way, there's still over a hundred million human beings living in your country that disagree with you. Call it whatever you want but don't dismiss it.
Yup. I totally get (from other comments here) that there are exceptions, because everyone's different!

But most people always know exactly what day of the week it is, but rarely know the date. (The only time I'm ever unaware of the day is on vacation occasionally.)

And the date is needed basically every time I sign anything on paper, as you almost always put a date next to any signature -- whether you're writing a check, filling out forms at the doctor's office, signing consent forms for an activity, and so forth.
Just happened to me. I only have one account. Appeal denied. Part of me just wants to walk away and another part wants me to see if reddit is indeed gatekeeping.
Self perpetuating growth.
Systemd integrates many functions so people default using it and add even more functionality that bring even more people into ecosystem.

Which is basically how every tech ecosystem works.

The problem is that linux is supposed to not be just_another_centrally_controlled_ecosystem, so when systemd abuses their popularity by enforcing whole ecosystem (rather then cut itself into separate pieces), that is worrying
No, according to the dictionary, something is a reason if it explains or justifies your previous statement. If its answer has no bearing whatsoever on the previous statement, it's not a reason. It's just a statement.

If you can give a single example of a situation where saying "Hello" instead of actually including your question, by all means make it, but you are the only one who can't see how poorly you communicate.
The businessmen and 'businessmen' I'm talking about are not high-profile creatures like Deripaska. I'm talking small-time business kind of guys who've earned few $ millions in Russia and decided to move their families to Czechia or Austria. They are not big enough to interest the Russian government or even local cops, and there are thousands of them.

That's where you hide your agents, not among major oil or metal company owners (or rather custodians).

How they operate is well described by defectors. Some maintain wide social circles, focusing on Russian emigrants, rich people in general or some other population, like running a hair salon, a real estate agency, a small hotel or some other front.

Some sit quiet and run an errand here and there.
Why would you want TSLA to be valued like a normal car company?
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Gnome's UI peaked at 2.32. Find out how the users operate and implement so users can work efficiently. Don't make changes just to make your mark or to make users work on the desktop like they see on a cell phone. That is so basic.
Many big scams involve substantial "real" components, and sometimes the scammers have a balancing-act where too much success in either portion can threaten the other.

See also: Lying for Money: How Legendary Frauds Reveal the Workings of the World by Dan Davies.
Cars smaller: Good

Cars slower: Not Good

You don't need slower cars. Just efficient at X, Y, Z average speeds.

Cars are mostly getting bigger due to safety regulations though. The interiors are smaller than ever but the exteriors get bigger and bigger. The gap is being filled with crumple zones and airbags.
The big switch to systemd was always a mistake and this announcement just proves it.
>Just the cost is almost twice that of a standard, expensive cancer treatment.

When you say that, do you mean one round of treatment or the whole treatment regimen?

My mother passed from cancer recently, and no joke: One round of chemo cost as much as a luxury car, at least a five figure sum; and in her case it was one round every one or twk weeks depending on her condition and schedule. The only reason we could afford it was because she was elderly and had Medicare and good insurance otherwise.
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I’m definitely seeing more of this on the left than warranted by reality.
Nobody cares about college protestors, even other young people. It's the second to least important issue in recent polls.

https://iop.harvard.edu/youth-poll/47th-edition-spring-2024

Young people always have bad turnout anyway, so it doesn't matter if they find a new excuse to have it.

(Also they did do student loan reform via SAVE and have forgiven about 9% of loans IIRC. Probably shouldn't have though, it's inflationary, and as you can see from the above poll nobody even appreciates it.)
What is a music engraver? I could google it, but I would appreciate a music engraver actually telling me vs some random page on the internet.
Regarding your first point: some people agree, most notably the OpenBSD people who did something about it and wrote “doas” as a replacement; which fits the most common use-cases of sudo without fanfare.
it's possible that there might be a move to cheek swaps instead of urine tests for routine testing, making it possible to enjoy some recreational pot during off times.
Isn't that link showing the opposite? That sudo is really large and systemd isn't? They even compare systemd with wpa_supplicant and it turns out they are the same size.
Quite the opposite. I know you had good intentions. You were here to correct a misconception, and you’re fighting the good fight against people being wrong on the internet.

But in the process, you left no room whatsoever for nuance. You treated it like someone said 2+2=5 without even pausing to think that maybe your own experience isn’t representative. The whole point of the thread is that our experiences aren’t representative of women’s. So if you can’t even admit that dancers might be skewed towards women (which was my one idea of how to make it click for men that women feel very out of place in tech through no fault of their own), then I didn’t even begin to know where to start with you to make progress. petsfed did a remarkable and patient job, and all I was doing was thanking him for that, and you’re coming in ranting about how you’re being treated badly. What are people supposed to think? You’ve made this all about you.

The thing is, I don’t even have any negative feelings towards you about it. I’m numb to it because this is just how the tech industry is, for a large fraction of people. It gets exhausting after awhile, but I know that things will change with time and patience. Which is why I thank people when they make progress towards that end.

Like, what do you want out of this interaction?

The other half of this is that it’s disrespectful to OP to make this thread yet another instance of having to explain things to men. My whole goal was simply to thank stormqueen for setting an example. That’s all. Being dragged against my will into a conversation about how the stereotype I chose may or may not exist was not the point of the thread. It has nothing to do with assuming good or bad faith.

Think of it like this. Imagine someone who’s white, and married to someone who’s black. The white guy thanks the black person for being a great example that their daughter can one day look up to, and then someone else comes along and challenges the basis of why the guy was even thanking them in the first place.

If that still doesn’t make sense, I don’t know what to tell you. But this is my honest attempt at reaching common ground.
Is your idea to use the tool worth the cans of worms use might open up?

If it might be, talk to your boss about it and your terms of employment concerns.

But in the end all IP claims are only as good as your wherewithal to lawyer up divided by your opponents’ wherewithal to do likewise.

Good business/professional/personal relationships are much much better than lawyers. And cheaper too.

Good luck.
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Definitely not a universal opinion. But it seems pretty common among my physician friends to have fairly specific advance directives that choose death over prolonged (or any) ICU stay in worst-case type scenarios. They keep bugging me to set something up like that for myself.
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That or the other 'gateway' pathway:

1) Govt says cannabis is the most dangerous drug.

2) I find someone who will sell me illegal thing.

3) I try cannabis, nothing bad happens.

4) Vendor has other items for sale.
No, most vehicles are more than capable of this. The drivers are not.