skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This resonates with me so much .. I used to think I was helping doctors by giving them as much detail as possible. It'd list all my symptoms, even minor ones, thinking that it's giving them the complete set of information to work from, that the more data I gave them about what's going on, the better their diagnosis would be, the better they'd be able to help me.

In reality every time I did this they universally started to look at me odd, as if I was making things up, or overly anxious, or a hypochondriac, etc. When you list minor symptoms they interpret it as "this guy is complaining about nothing issues" and they start to write you off.

It's infuriating when you give them all the symptoms, both major and minor, and they respond afterwards by just latching onto the minor issues and waving them away and telling me not to worry about it.

There's just such a barrier to communication in such circumstances.
Sure. The software industry.

> When deciding which system "performs better", there are deeper societal factors to consider than just return on investment for shareholders.

Name an aspect where socialism performs better.
Closest would be mullvad without looking at how kagi works. Still an account but no strong identifying data is needed by the user
"I think the big thing here is not ketosis"

It is ketosis though, the benefits have proposed mechanisms of action that are directly downstream of the entirely separate ketone-based metabolic pathway.
Bearing children does not mean bearing greater than replacement rate children. Very, very few women will choose to have more than 2 or 3 kids.
It’s much easier to make a headphone output that is tailored to a very specific driver than it is to make a generic headphone driver that can drive any conceivable headphone plugged in.
there are many interesting anatomic variants
one interesting thing is the muscles that move our "grasp" - to cause our fingers to close or open. One muscle, with a "lead" per each finger.
anatomic variant is sometimes these include the pinky, sometimes they dont. The pinky has its own set of muscles in either case. If you try moving your fingers you can see there's a bit more traction with the pinky isolation versus other fingers and thats why
Like, I can't imagine these are autoincrementing IDs. Because then every time a user writes a new value for cpu.total{env=prod,host=a}, you'd end up with a new unique timeseries ID.
Only in the context of Linux containers, not in general, starting with HP-UX Vaults on UNIX land.
It would've been lovely, but your "puns" aren't puns! I put "trips" in there, and I got:

- List of largest cruise trips <=> List of largest cruise ships

- Trips Industries, Tips Industries

What you have here instead are rhymes, but not puns.

A pun would've consisted of two words that sound the same, with both meanings usable in the phrase.
Moral argument is that a PTA are part time organizations and if canva doesn't cater to that business model, then shared credentials is fair use, commercial and for profit use is a horse of a different color.
They shouldn't be, as they can't offer the exact same benefits that the GS positions would have.
Light-based technique shows 90% accuracy in early prostate cancer detection
I never said free markets produce perfect result. Nothing human is perfect. I said free markets produce better results than socialism, every time.
Ketogenic diets are hard to get right without really good information. It turns out that a lot of things can send you out of ketosis including just walking by a donut shop and smelling the (delicious) aroma of fresh baked bread. You may even be susceptible to commercials that advertise a burger and fries or pizza.

Foods that are marked as “keto friendly” are not necessarily safe to consume as it is not about eating specific foods as it is about eating the right ratio of protein, fats and carbohydrates. This ratio needs to be tighter for some people to enter and stay in ketosis.

Finally, there are ways to detect whether you are in ketosis via breath … but they only work for so long while your body is getting used to being in ketosis.

All of this is to say that you should be wary of individuals who claim to have followed a ketogenic diet. Maybe they did… but maybe they only thought they did. If they attempted it without feedback, I am suspicious of their claim.

I’m not a doctor but I did spend a lot of time learning about ketosis from one. If you are going to attempt it, consider doing the same.
Get a .is domain potentially. They kinda don’t really care about these takedown requests IIRC.
The ergonomocs around crafting APIs and descriptions leaves something to be desired. Writing good typescript feels like it ought be enough to have endpoints well describe themselves & their constraints.
Had to stop watching those videos after so many errors.

Saying Gene's aren't machines, because Machines are rigid bodies?? That is wrong, that seems to be the crux of his arguments, that gene's flex, and can become different shapes. Hello, machines do this.
I still don't understand what is formally meant by "computational". I assume it means "can be expressed algorithmically (by a series of rules)". If there are natural laws, then by definition isnt all of physics computational?
Then use it as Apple decides it is in our best interest to do so, :)
Great alternative to Docker Desktop on MacOS.
I get a 404. The correct URL seams to be https://blog.ignaciobrasca.com/opinion/2024/07/29/practical-... (Did he change the blog engine and the URL were rewritten?)
Why not use RSS? I checked 5 or so and all of them had RSS feeds. I assume nearly all of them do, if they are engineering blogs.
Adding to parent comment's context -- it's specifically called "row-level security". The docs show a number of examples for this:

[0] https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/ddl-rowsecurity.html

-- a policy on the account relation to allow only members of the managers role to access rows, and only rows of their accounts
CREATE TABLE accounts (manager text, company text, contact_email text);

ALTER TABLE accounts ENABLE ROW LEVEL SECURITY;

CREATE POLICY account_managers ON accounts TO managers
USING (manager = current_user);

EDIT: That page doesn't cover session vars, but this one does:

https://www.crunchydata.com/blog/row-level-security-for-tena...
>They seem to think that if the prevalence of a disease in the general population (or a specific patient's age/sex/racial demographic) is low, then the probability of someone presenting with signs and symptoms of the disease having it is also low

Because it is also actually low. Signs and symptoms aren't exclusive to specific diseases.
> that showed micro damage all over the brain of some victims.

How you do this accurately without a biopsy or autopsy is a good question. The other one is are we sure these people aren't making "lifestyle" choices that are contributing to their health problems?

> 1500 people is truly a large number.

Given the size of the civil service, this would be close to the number of people with undisclosed drug problems, I would expect.
You are getting downvoted, which is sad but also a testament of how delusional the fanboys actually are. Not that I don't think doesn't have its uses cases/upsides.

The reality is that even without talking about the UI and various stability/compatibility/performance (oh god) issues there are even some very basic missing functionalities that ones will encounter regularly when doing stuff that is not just low-level administrative filler work.

If one company would decide to invest in developing a decent competitive alternative it could be worthwhile but, in the meantime, most people are better served with browser-based stuff.
Either the Google stuff, free Microsoft version or even the newer Proton offering are decent but there are some semi-commercial offerings that can be decent too.

On the surface LibreOffice is all right, but the hard reality is that it is way too much of a PITA to work with for most people to bother unless they really don't have a choice or are forced too for some reason.

The fanboys don't like that reality and would rather deny it instead of working on fixing the issue; which is precisely why it's a lost cause.
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Eh, I have a hard time even granting this one exception. The problem is turnover—a single password is fine when it's an individual who purchased the software. As soon as it's a company a shared password becomes untenable because people who are not intrinsically part of the company will need to know the password, and those people can and do leave. The only safe way to handle this is to reset your password every time someone leaves, and that's not scalable for any business with more than a dozen people and a dozen vendors.

In your example, what path forward makes sense would depend on the project, but "single shared password" would be unsatisfactory to me as a client.
There is Adlam for Fulani [1]. Widely spoken in west Africa. However, I'm still trying to familiarize myself with the writing system. The word for "yes" in fulani does not translate in writing. The best way I can write it is HIiiII. Imagine the lowercase i goes down in tone. Then the last two uppercase i shoots up. I don't know if any writing system supports this.

[1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adlam_script
I think this is way too harsh. What if someone who is not interested in learning a subject deeply, but still genuinely wonders if they get the gist of it and/or want to know where to start in case ? Of course one of them will eventually remember markov chains and start drawing parallels with modern LLMs. It is only natural. No need to berate people for that.

edit: I do appreciate your work and explanation, btw.
Brazil is not downing satellites. It's blocking bank accounts. They can issue other penalties like revoke isp licenses, I wonder if you can also block traffic from that network (imagine you cannot access your online banking because your provider is illegal), but hey, at least you can still go on X.
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It cant hellucinate in this case, the videos are simply youtube videos all it does is generate for you the search query (which is very hard to get wrong since we have the context of what the course/topic/lesson is), all you have to do is click, its the same as just going on youtube, the value it provides is the convenience of not having to think about the query and providing many queries to choose from.

the youtube videos are normal youtube videos not ai.
LLM output tokens are upto 200x slower than input tokens
Cook your own meals. Research recipes you'll enjoy.

Don't eat snacks between meals.

Read an article about the benefits before going to the grocery store.

Put a sticker on your credit card as a reminder before you purchase something.

Go through your house and throw out everything that doesn't fit your goals.
The engineer I used to work with said he would warm his hands with "spare" RF energy on a cold day. Just put your hands in front of the element and they warm up.

In any case.. the energy there is so high.. you can literally feel it happening to you.
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Do you know any machines where single constituent parts can have hundreds of functions and will switch between them at random?
I am sorry but this post is a trigger for me. Kindle scribe is slow, laggy, and 100% unreliable. I paid over $400. My files and books disappear randomly. I talked to Amazon customer service and they had me sign out and back in. Everything was completely reset and the problem was not solved. Amazon needs to hire some product people who use the stuff they sell. I 100% believe that in best case, Amazon's Kindle business unit is led by managers who does not use their products. Worst case they hate people who want to read. It is really sad. Kindle used to be good product. In last 3-4 years it has nose dived in quality.
Your comment reminded me of Jo Freeman's THE TYRANNY of STRUCTURELESSNESS [1], which uncovers important group dynamics which, I think, are applicable here.

[1] https://www.jofreeman.com/joreen/tyranny.htm
yes that's great. rah rah rah. But is their type of funding as transparent as the NIH model? What is their grant review process? And are they willing to sustain the careers of multiple full time faculty/research personnel, clinical trial costs, etc?

Who owns the IP coming out of the research? Stanford or Baszucki?

From what I've seen, Stanford pays docs without NIH backing peanuts, and the faculty environment seems overly hostile. I've lost track of junior faculty that get a nice shiny Stanford Health system job fresh out of training, and 2 years later, they're somewhere else.
If company owns profits, they own the liability.
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Ge'ez and its adaptations are abugidas, which means one symbol is a full syllable. For Amharic there are over 200 individual symbols. [0] That would be a big keyboard! It does seem that most in-use languages in Africa are alphabets or abjads, which could be adapted to keyboards. [1]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ge%CA%BDez_script#Ge%CA%BDez_w...

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Writing_systems_of_Africa
the proof they are good for your health is they taste bad
Conventional PLA. Since its the cheapest and surprisingly extremley stable for Ghz range RF applications

I recommed you to read the research paper "Measuring the Electrical Properties of 3D Printed Plastics in the W-Band "

(https://scholarworks.uark.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=10...)

It was really useful for us when developing our lens with an FDM printer. Be warn that it does require an infill of 100% , so it will be quite heavy.
There are things that are simultaneously true/false depending on how you look at it - and looking at something 1 way makes the other incompatible.

Thought experiment:

I live on a planet near Star A and you live 6 trillion miles away on a planet near Star B. Each of us can see each other's host star as a bright star in our respective skies. Suddenly, both of our host stars supernova and burn out at the exact same time.

However, survivors on my planet observe that Star A supernova'd, and then about 1 year later Star B supernova'd (due to how long the light takes to reach Star A from Star B). And survivors on your planet observe the opposite: That Star B blew up first, and 1 year later Star A followed.

Only an observer precisely equidistant from both stars would have observed the stars burn out simultaneously. But there's nothing special about this vantage point - this vantage point isn't "the truth" either.

This means that a concept like the order of events is not an absolute measurement. To come up with a new function that explains what "really happened" here, accounting for relativity and lightspeed, would be to leave out at least that detail. Each additional function that answers new mysteries abstracts further and leaves out other details by necessity.

I think of it like fine-tuning a model to increase accuracy, it necessarily de-tunes it in other ways.

> simulating a bouncing ball at all levels, with no reduction

It wouldn't fully be the same thing (although could be a very good approximation).
> You clone what? A WordPress database?

You clone static site generated websites.

Scroll is designed for this, but there's no reason other SSCs can't copy our patterns.

Here's a free command line working client you can try [beta]: https://wws.scroll.pub/readme.html

Instead of favoriting feeds, you favorite repos. Then you type "wws fetch" to update all your local repos.

It fetches the branch that contains the built artifacts along with the source, so you have ready to read HTML and clean source code for any transformations or analysis you want to do.

---

I love Wordpress, but the WordpressPHPMySQL stack is a drag. At some point I expect they will move the Wordpress brand, community, and frontend to be powered by a static site generator.

To be quite honest, I suspect they'll probably want to use Scroll as their new backend.
Twitter is not a fundamental right, as access to users isn't a right to a company. If the company wants the product to be available, then it should respect local laws the same way it did in Turkey and India.
Are you making up the "big reasons"? There is a wide spectrum of radio waves, and they have very different affects on living tissue. The one you speak about is a very specific slice of spectrum.
Please take the time to read the article - this was not just a fluke written by a random individual - this is a research report performed at Stanford by experts in the field.
You’re advocating for seizing the personal property of company shareholders and placing them into the ownership of a political appointee of the president?

Can you walk me through how that’s different than Soviet-style authoritarian communism?

Man, Trumpers and Musk Stans are so far right they went all the way around the political horseshoe and are now advocating for a state-planned economy. You’re describing a shift from a capitalist system where multiple companies submit competitive bids for contracts to SpaceX being a state-operated monopoly managed by an un-elected bureaucrat.
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shared this because I felt it was pretty weird. no idea if taking it down was justified. think he was on the edge with some of the comments. I ignored everything that was narrated. sadly couldn't find an unadulterated original. if this is all real, then it was an eye-opener to see how he thinks. having an Ivy league CEO have these thoughts scared me more than AI every could.
What motive does SpaceX have to block X though Starlink? Their assets are frozen, they're operating in Brazil for free.
6 dB gain? 'dBm' is db gain relative to 1 milliwatt of power.
> The US is only around 10%.

That's what you get when gas is dirt cheap, I guess.
Several comments are assuming the goal of the secret method is making someone sick. But as others have said, becoming sick may be a symptom of exposure, so the intended purpose is something else like surveillance. Here’s the problem though, this genie is already out of the bottle, even if something like this didn’t exist and the Havana syndrome is mass psychosis, someone I am sure is busy making a directed-energy surveillance mechanism because the “enemy may do it first”. Isn’t it possible to know what’s going on in the environment though, for example by using a spectrum analyzer, or detection methods for ultrasound?
Please don't post false accusations of bad faith or carelessness against other users.

According to the timestamp on their submission, it was posted some 23 hours before the article you linked to. Meaning, they could not have known about the IDF's different versions of events (even assuming we charitably believe the IDF in this case). Their initial take was not at all unreasonable, given the IDF's conduct in this operation thus far.

Per site guidelines -- "Assume good faith", please.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
ahhh i see, will do, I'm due for UI UX upgrades next so this is on the top of the list.
Apparently Brazil only asked for Twitter/X to have a local office (so they could be dealt with inside Brazilian law) and ban like 7 accounts.