skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not sure exactly what you're looking for, but a cursory search on the carrageenan nasal spray found this: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8493111/

If I'm not mistaken, Betadine had a version that used something else with the carrageenan, but it was removed from the US market and I don't remember the ingredients.

As for my version, the HN environment is a bit too vicious to discuss my personal health methods. I've not been in the mood for phatic intellectual combat for a while now.
I've heard of that approach. Not sure if it was Clarke, I always figured you'd need a lot of pressure to do that and it would be tricky to stop it from leaking out holes.

Another idea I had was making a sphere of chicken wire around a small comet. If you melted the comet would the water go out and condense onto the chicken wire eventually making a huge hollow sphere of ice.
It was not created by WP Engine, they bought a mature product from the original developer Elliot Condon.

https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/blog/10-years-of-acf-a-...
No, I've read it all. But looks like you've ignored the part where I said that an ethnic slur tied to actions is what renders it dehumanizing.

> You chose to empty the word of the meaning into a simple hairstyle, much like the Nazis just made use of cultural symbols to address the Jewish or Polish people for example.

Using your assessment, the Nazi Germany slur "Schlitzauge" was a "simple" ethnic slur to address Slavic people, or "Polacke" was "just" slur to address people from Poland. If you add the context of propaganda and war, and the actions toward those people I think it's pretty clear it was dehumanizing.

You don't need to be literal to dehumanize a group of people, it's actions taken with a given label that put meaning into a slur.
No love for quxx?
The missing link is 'FURCHTBAR'.

Smokey Stover started the meme of substituting 'foo' into words. 1930s german language classes turned furchtbar (frightful) into 'foo-bar'. The US military acronymized it into FUBAR. Apparently MIT adopted fu() and bar() as algebra placeholders.

I'm partial to the 1938 song WHAT THIS COUNTRY NEEDS IS FOO -
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=W2pljKyCgwc
It has longposts now, so that's an improvement at least.
>Twitter was always a cancer

You know they don't literally mean that right? This joke is seriously getting tired imo. Twitter actually has an established space in discourse and it shapes conversations or used to shape conversations. It has literally helped people get resources during times of crisis, most recent event where twitter helped people real time was during Covid in 2021, here in India. People were exchanging info real time for oxygen cylinders and during this crisis they made a special section for it as well which updated very frequently so people could get help or give help. When our govt didn't do shit, Twitter helped.

There are many such examples, Twitter is(was) always at the fore front whenever there was some war/event happening and reporters preferred to post updates on twitter real time instead of their news boards.

You might not see value in it, but if it goes away, I doubt that space will be filled easily. Threads is for entertainment. I don't see any of the "threads" on that platform making to mainstream discourse.

Let's please stop making this tired argument.

Twitter is really important for humanity whether you believe it or not.
That's what I'm using too. Along with a very easy integration with Resend for magic link email.
You can also use a library for it:

https://github.com/PetteriAimonen/libfixmath

I saw this getting forked for a custom SDK for the PS1 (which doesnt have a FPU).
Half a bottle over two weeks. Geesh.
http://archive.today/QDGf8
Isn’t driver support tied to a kernel version? Why would it be tied only to a fedora version?

Edit: the whole chain is kernel → libcamera → pipewire | pipewire-camera-consuming-app, from the article. So other distros will be getting it too
Now I'm playing a game of "find the earliest such anecdote". Here's one from 2006: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/07/060714174545.h...

> Where Summers sees innate differences, Barres sees discrimination. As a young woman […] he said he was discouraged from setting his sights on MIT, where he ended up receiving his bachelor’s degree. Once there, he was told that a boyfriend must have solved a hard math problem that he had answered and that had stumped most men in the class. After he began living as a man in 1997, Barres overheard another scientist say, “Ben Barres gave a great seminar today, but his work is much better than his sister’s work.”
Could Microplastics Be a Driver for Early Onset Colorectal Cancer?
Apple would stop you from scooping up all that delicious delicious data. Google probably would too. Always-on listening requires building e-waste.
Notes on Bazzite, Steam Link, and Rebuilding My AI Sandbox
Are you saying the average AI researcher isn't good? I'm not arguing with you, I just can't parse what you are saying here.
Yes, in the US at least setting booby traps with the potential to cause harm is entirely illegal, even on private property.
The money was wired to the state , not to a bank, so how is it possible they went through if it wasn't a government bank account
Each of things individually is lowering healthcare costs. Medical billing is a significant multiplier for US healthcare costs, and going to a highly regulated nonprofit only system would help.

There’s other factors like our obesity rate, but we’re basically intentionally shooting ourselves in the foot when it comes to healthcare costs because cost savings is lost profits for someone else.
Why not go to the ACX meetups then? The overlap with topics HN likes is very strong.
My experience with elderly relatives is that quite a lot of them can hear well enough in conversation but want the TV turned way up, and that they're very resistant to getting hearing aids until they really desperately need them, regardless of cost. While having more affordable OTC hearing aid options is great I don't know how many people it'll convert. Maybe in ten or twenty years when there's more overlap between people who need hearing aid and people who already own airpods/similar. I'm also skeptical that this is the reason theaters are so loud, although I can't think of a more compelling reason.

Anyways I hope I'm wrong. The last time I went a theater (Dune Part 1) I forgot my earplugs and there were sections where I had my hands over my ears.
a) Musk's behaviour is pretty indefensible at this point. He now almost daily posts misinformation, is reckless and indifferent when it comes to fact-checking or verifying sources and always errs on the side of engagement and conflict.

b) No one has ever said here that it is impossible for Tesla's FSD to work. That's a fictional situation you've made up. And a ridiculous one considering how many Youtube videos exist. The issue is that it doesn't work reliably and consistently enough for it to be rolled out widespread to every user. Hence why they are under investigation by DOJ and SEC.
This feels like further beef in the whole Automattic vs WPEngine drama.

Except this incident potentially puts people's data at risk, I hope WPEngine forks Wordpress and people swap to the fork, Automattic no longer can be trusted.
Why? the mean can be negative?
It renders wrong in iPhone Safari because of the hard line breaks.

This is a fine example of how you can be technically right and simultaneously obviously wrong for a large part of your audience.

(Maybe like the original Brutalism, which was loved by architects and often hated by the people who had to spend time in the buildings.)
They had an idea that the internet would be based on a system of federated directories, which would be used to find X.400 addresses for people and send them messages on the information superhighway.

This never happened, but parts of X.500 are everywhere. X.509 was one of the requirements for secure access to the directory which was recycled into certificates for the web by Netscape. LDAP is another offshoot, designed for organizations to have their own internal directory internally without needing all the other parts of X.500, and it shares some aspects of the data model with X.500 and so certificates. Active Directory builds on LDAP.

Fun fact: Microsoft Exchange Server had X.400 messaging support up to I think 2016 edition and I have sent an X.400 message even. However the format is pretty cumbersome: C=CH;L=Zürich;O=Zahllos;OU=Zahllos Internet Commentary Division;G=Zahllos is not a nice way to present a contact address. If the C=CH,L=Zürich look a lot like LDAP attributes and/or fields in a certificate, they are.

The ITU do many other things around telephony and communication, and the most obvious one is looking after country codes for phone numbers. If you decided to make a country tomorrow, the ITU would be where you'd go to get your country code delegation. E.164 is their standard for international numbers beginning with a +.
I didn't see him here in this thread. Are you sure he's the one making it about him?
> I suppose the straight answer is that he makes everything in his orbit about HIM and his cult of personality

And if he doesn't, his detractors certainly do.
You can't just slam pills. The pills contain the bacterium. You have to send it raw vegetables to feed it so it multiplies and sustains itself.
If that word choice annoys you, I'm rather glad I chose it.

Speaking of "you problems", I assumed that most people are using web browsers to read this. We can hardly be blamed for this. But contrarian that you are, I won't be surprised if you try anyway.
If I'm so brutal and don't give a damn why do I care if I use every library under the sun?
Simple you say? Then I'm rewriting code some other poor sods have written 100 times, which sounds a lot like not-invented-here ornamentation to me.

They should rename this screed Arrogant Programming :P
No no. If we don’t get our shit together this will get WORSE. If we do get our shit together this will still happen for a long long time.
The good thing about serving plaintext is that the reader can view it any way they want. Want to read it using text-to-speech? Sure. Want to replace the font with Comic Sans size 30? Sure. Want to make the background turquoise? You also can :)
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Safer bet would be to hold short term treasures.
Very interesting. I will take some time tonight to run the demo. I am a big believer in not switching tasks if it can be avoided. I loved Cal Newport's book "A World Without Email" which discusses context switching in the 'information worker' space as something that brings productivity to a halt. I believe he is right.
> IV. Do everything yourself

This is not very brutalist, considering that brutalist architecture would never exist if it followed this rule.

> VIII. Avoid all ornaments

How about: "don't hide the way you made it"? Brutalist buildings often have the look of bare concrete and metal because they are not trying to hide the way they were built. This would mean disclosing sources and tools, making buttons look like buttons, showing the actual errors, shaping the UI to reflect the underlying process or model rather than trying to abstract it.
Try making your window skinnier.
To use it, do you have to add a mode parameter like so?

https://noise.jake.fun/?mode=major
This can be read to support just any position about programming for which you want to advocate. It's not even internally consistent.

> We do not use libraries

seems a definitive position at least, whether one agrees or not

> If you need additional libraries ...

Hold on, I thought we weren't using libraries. Shrug.

The whole piece is plagued with dissonant inconsistencies like that.
I wrote an (unreleased) Bash-based framework for Docker container- and exo-Docker VM-based LFS builds.

Dir listing: https://pastebin.com/JrPkftgr

Dockerfile (it's still missing throwing away intermediate layers b/c it's optimized for caching and dev speed):

FROM quay.io/centos/centos:stream9

COPY files/bashrc /root/.bashrc
COPY files/bash_profile /root/.bash_profile

COPY --chmod=755 files/sysdiff /usr/bin/sysdiff

WORKDIR /mnt/lfs

COPY files/functions.inc files/
COPY --chmod=755 files/run files/

COPY scripts/0000-install-deps scripts/
RUN files/run install 0000-install-deps

# Docker host runs a memcache instance to cache build artifacts in RAM
COPY scripts/0010-install-sccache scripts/
COPY files/sccache-wrapper.c files/
RUN files/run install 0010-install-sccache

COPY scripts/1000-setup scripts/
COPY files/hosts files/passwd files/group files/shells files/inputrc files/fstab.in files/locale.conf.in files/
RUN files/run install 1000-setup

...
I think a useful framing might be to compare social media to drugs. Many people do various sorts of drugs. Some people can do some drugs and not have their lives destroyed by said drugs. Other people have their lives upended by some drugs, sometimes the same ones that other people do without such serious consequences. We recognize that not all drugs are equivalent and recognize that they need to be taken seriously, limited, or prohibited outright.

Many people, and clearly many teenagers are able to use social media and not be all that harmed. For some, that's clearly not the case.
the "about" page in other languages returns a 401 unauthorized :/
NATO phonetic alphabet is used in all areas where you have to say letters over voice.

One character variable names for temp or iterator values are everywhere in programming. But I've never ever encountered one spelled out as a full transcriptions of the NATO phonetic alphabet like alfa, bravo, charlie. Exception is alpha for probability/statistics.
Forage conservation is a neglected nitrous oxide source
If other distros allow pip-installing into the system, that could be considered a bug or at least an anti-feature, because it's almost always a bad idea: it can clash with distro-managed Python packages, it will break on Python upgrades, and sooner or later you will run into version conflicts (a.k.a. DLL Hell). Recent versions of pip refuse to install into the system by default, for all of these reasons.

It's better to instead pip-install Python packages into virtual environments, recent Pythons havr `venv` built in for this purpose. For user-scoped or system-scoped utilities, `pipx` can manage dedicated virtual environments and symlink them into the search path.
Fidelity has said it is worth 1/5 of when Musk bought it.

https://mashable.com/article/x-twitter-value-down-fidelity

And so no it can't be saved if it continues on its current trajectory.
It's a hard-wrapped text file, which is objectively worse than simple HTML because there's no reliable way to reflow it for different screen sizes. You have to apply heuristics to guess if line breaks are semantic or not.
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I first install and configured Authentik with totp then found a million things I can integrate it into because it basically supports everything.
Plain text has text wrapping built in on any modern computer.
Since the one bite has to my mind missed the mark -- not that you care, of course -- whether or not feel you need pay any attention, legally you're still the driver of the car and it is indeed currently impossible for you to let the Tesla drive you.
Thankfully twitter format will autodie soon with newer generations.
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There are many words one could use to describe the scenario, but at the top of my mind is the one I would expect to be wielded by modern business schools:

Leverage.

Make of that what you will.
LTCM wasn't really an options selling fund though selling equity options did become a big trade for them

Also they were more of advisors in the fund then anything else
Could you elaborate a little? This is admittedly not what I intended this thread for, but you got me really curious. I am ok if you focus only on the federal aspect, but I do live in Illinois if you want to try covering state portion.
> "alfa", "bravo", "Charlie", "delta"

Bit offtopic: As well as general use, a lot of thesed are used to classify Soviet/Russien submarines from a NATO point of use.

Even more off topic:This is quite interesting (to me at last) in that NATO has used prefix schemes for bombers, fighters etc. (for example Bear (bomber), Fishbed (fighter)) rather than their makers names. As far as I know, in WW2 the Germans always referred to RAF fighters by their RAF names.
I want text that wraps within a paragraph. Also all of that is extremely possible with HTML.
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The popular culture is less concerned about ageism than racism.

(Also, like, there are clear biological differences by age, which are sometimes relevant, while the concept of race is a mistake. It seems understandable that people would be less concerned by ageism than by racism. Also, people who live long enough will experience the different age brackets themselves, which puts a natural limiting pressure on how badly people are likely to treat others based on their age. I imagine people would be less likely to hate people of “race” M if they knew that in a few years they themselves would be of “race” M, while the people that currently are would not be.)
This mistake is so unbelievably frequent. Need a concise quip like “correlation isn’t causation”.
Thanks again. Definitely something I want to play with.

The efficiency of your approach is very nice, thought it would be interesting to compare with the "rolling embeddings" approach to see if the quality stays sufficient. If so it's a huge gain in speed.
Yes, traditional Chinese is very different from Modern Chinese, that doesn't mean the differences come from English. Traditional Chinese hasn't been spoken by the common people for hundreds of years. What people spoke was vernacular Chinese and the Beijing dialect is what Modern Standard Chinese is based on.

What I can find is they actually tried to make the standard some mix of Southern and Northern dialects but that never really worked out. Probably not in the least because there's a fundamental problem, how are you going to teach a language to a whole country when nobody speaks that language yet?

I really don't see how they could have gone then with English grammar instead since it has the same problem, nor can I find any reference about it.

>Punctuations. Traditional Chinese uses only period, if it uses punctuation at all. Yet now modern Chinese uses all kinds of English punctuation

Punctuation is just convenient, it doesn't change the language.

>The entire framework of studying Chinese comes from the English/European world.

So?
Not so much stutter here but definitely some layout shifts as images/video elements load :/
Some restaurants only have QR code menus.
I should have mentioned that sometimes afterwards, some solution drips out of your nose when you incline your head forward. Super-embarrassing.
Exactly. They interpreted the message backwards. Instead of:

1. This other empire/country invades countries (BAD). It would be weird for them to philosophize about “a philosophy for hard times”—that’s like a cold-blooded murderer trying to find a philosophy for the mental anguish that killing causes him, for those “hard times” (okay we’re two similes/metaphors down here maybe time to stop)

2. Likewise people shouldn’t be surprised and react with negativity[1] when someone points out that this empire/country does it (America)

Instead they seem to have interpreted in this backwards, roundabout way:

1. We’re talking about America and the military

2. The main topic is not even how the military kills people, btw (that’s just the backdrop)

3. Russia enters out of left-field: Hey America invades countries so therefore it’s okay that Russia did it!

Quite bizzare.

[1] When I replied that reply was downvoted and at the bottom of the thread
Super cool! I love Vancouver island - normally visit Campbell River where I used to have family. Always wanted to make it to the west side for Tofino or the West Coast Trail.
Ah interesting! I've been experimenting a similar setup.

How do you manage peers and configs?
Twitter shouldn't be privately owned. That's the problem - Jack Dorsey wasn't able to promise a non-censored town hall and neither was Musk. They are running a business that is inherently at-odds with the ideal of informing people. They can't make money just providing Twitter - as a business it doesn't work.

The utility Twitter provided isn't written-off, but it really shouldn't have happened on a for-profit advertising platform. What people are unwilling to accept is that Twitter was lightning in a bottle - it won't come back because everyone learned the lesson that it doesn't make money. You can either move onto a radical platform that tries to fix the original sin (eg. Mastodon/BlueSky/Nostr) or you can stick with the huddled masses that rely on a censored and monetized platform to speak freely online.
I see, interesting. I never really thought about LISP as low-level. It was always just something that I implement in C however I want to. You gave me a bit of a new perspective on it.
Your concern is very clear and very appropriate. Hironically, I feel that those who seem to not understand what you're implying, even if they are open to prepping, in an Apocalypse wouldn't fare that well: as the basic requirement for survival, more than any prepping, is and will remain wisdom.
They wired the money to the Brazilian government, but to the wrong bank account.
Depends if Elon bought out the bondholders yet
Are you telling me his articke is much better written ?

Come on.
> Twitter was always a cancer,

Twitter is the ONLY social network that is actually social, and attempts to connect strangers. Contrary to Facebook, etc where you need to be ‘friends’ first.
The world is in massive massive overpopulation.

1/10 of the current population would be a nice compromise.

The only demographic against such a scenario are ponzi scheme scammers...
That article says

> Epidemiological research on specific health effects of yogurt is still limited but a few studies suggest a benefit.

It then describes three non-randomized observational studies.
Hah! Old dogs can learn new tricks. That pleases me an unreasonable amount.
Honestly I don't see it as an "obvious" thing.

I won't be surprised if in a couple more years this kind if thing is the norm. I don't think there's anything inherently different from a person that listens to you.