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This is not fiable yet.

I just used it in a local news website and the result was terrible. Mixed within any article in this website there are links to other news. AI used that "news titles" to create the summary.
Or they scrape sites and block domains that have pages that contain keywords.
Good read, thank you Sergei. Refreshingly honest and surprisingly inspiring. Good luck!
I like this one for that.

https://htmlforpeople.com/

It's simple and clearly written but quite verbose
Works for me, did you try the torrent?
Is there a risk that the encapsulated sequence is too generic? And how is that tested other than looking for side effects in large enough trial populations? Genuine ignorant question.
I like Grapes of Wrath, but I don't think that's a solid understanding of the current situation .

I think that almost all of my friends who voted for Trump did so precisely because they think the US is exploitative in a variety of ways. They are often quite subject to that exploitation and aware of many of its specifics.

From my position, which is anti-capitalist and anti-authoritarian (or left libertarian, or anarchist or whatever label you'd use), they have very misguided understandings of the specifics of that exploitation.

However, also from my position my many friends who voted for Harris also have similar shortcomings in their understandings of the world. My understanding is that 15M or so folks decided that Harris was not a candidate who wold make their lives better.

The fact that the Democrats absolutely did not fix this system begs the question of why it did not get fixed.

My understanding is that they did not want to fix the system, or that there are structural issues in the system which make it functionally impossible to reform. I believe that it could be reformed, but that since the donating classes to the parties did not want it the ACA became a massive handout to the insurance industry instead of some more universally solved solution.

Thus your position that folks aren't voting for "candidates that will help make their life better" could be read in a couple of ways and I find it a bit ambiguous as stated.

Like, I typically read stuff like that as saying "if they'd voted for KH, then this could at least maybe get fixed". But that feels internally contradictory given that when people did vote for a similar hope-and-change candidate it did not make things markedly better.

At the same time, I think that folks stopped voting largely not out of apathay but out of a real awareness that they aren't selecting from "candidates that will help make their life better".

So my position is that folks actually are voting for Trump for the same reasons they were previously voting for folks like Obama and not, for instance, for the Steinbeck-ian rational that led them to vote for Reagan or the Bush family.
Get a nothingphone (it's an actual phone)
Or you know could be:

- a user who prefers to minimize switching from mouse to keyboard, or vice versa

- a user who has some RSI issues related to the index finger when clicking a mouse

etc. etc.

But no, let's go with the deliberately antagonistic strawman.
Technically speaking, there's supposed to be an available price sheet of services posted somewhere where patients can find it. IIRC this was a law passed during the first Trump administration.

The way that healthcare companies have been dealing with this is to post indecipherable price lists in a place that's buried within their websites. [0]

[0] https://arstechnica.com/science/2019/01/new-hospital-price-l...
It gives me 404.

Maybe just impacting some locations. I am in Asia.
32% of claims are denied. I don't know how is this legal.
> But what viewers don't realize is that it's also actually saying this: "Please continue being unhappy in your crappy day job so you don't need to live off money from Youtube ads or sponsorships."

But the reverse is also true: Not for everybody being content creator is the dream job. Some like creating something once in a while, but otherwise enjoy their life and job.
>If the government seeks to filter any and all websites containing a given string, why would the Tokyo University be guilty of discrimination just by adding that string to their website? They are not the actor performing the filtering. One can argue it's the government of China discriminating against Chinese people who want to access information abroad in general.

Blame isn't a zero sum game. A swatter is just as culpable for someone getting killed/hurt, even if theoretically the actual act was caused by police negligence. Likewise, if the university added the keyword with the intention to dissuade chinese students from applying, they should be raked over the coals for doing so. The fact that actual block was implemented by chinese censors doesn't absolve them of any responsibility.
Paprika is a fantastic recipe filing app that distills bloated pages into just the facts.
> What is the deal? How do you square this?

Loving God means appreciating, at least to some extent, God's wonderful design of this mathematical universe, its mystery and grandeur, and the scientific structures of nature, which includes ourselves, and so much more.

I am not "Frustrated" my friend, and I'm not a "Monkey"; I'm a human being with a body whose body plan is based upon the mammals, specifically the primates, but with important differences. And I am happy because I understand how to live life and have done a fair job at living it.

I am open-minded and open-hearted and love you and everyone I encounter, and this is the result of decisions I have made and practices I have performed. And I share this with you all in love and respect and service, but it's only my responsibility to lead you to the water. I cannot make you drink, so my duty ends there, where also ends my concern.

What I am saying to you is that you cannot understand my perspective until you enter the Path of Love. I offer you this out of no desire for myself, only for your happiness and the happiness of those around you.

There's a reason you can not provide one cogent argument to any of my detailed responses to you, and Occam's Razor suggests why, and it has nothing whatsoever to do with me. Dunning-Kruger is instructive, my friend, very instructive, indeed.

We love you.
That's all it takes for a hung jury, yes.

In which case the prosecution will have plenty of grounds to screen for that in the next trial, that next trial will happen, and then the guy gets convicted of first degree murder. Presuming he's found in the first place.

There's no world in which all twelve jurors vote not guilty if the defendant is demonstrated to be the assassin beyond reasonable doubt. That simply won't happen, it's a delusion. Hanging the first trial would merely delay the inevitable, and I don't expect that to happen either.
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Older, when retro computers were new they were exciting because they suggested an amazing future. That future didn't materialize (thanks to the MS-ification of the world). It's impossible to reconstruct that original feeling (with retro hardware).
404s for me on npm i, FF, Chrome. Maybe you have it cached?
If you're interested in DIY:

LED lights as a string or strip - sk8612 are RGBW, which you need if you want a nice looking white. Lots of strips of varying density and waterproofing are available everywhere; strings ("pixels") can be harder to find but are available on AliExpress.

Controller is https://quinled.info/

Runs wled which has a simple web interface, mobile apps, and works with home assistant.
> Have you spoken to regular people not terminally online? They have no sympathy for the CEO

Everyone I have spoken to has no sympathy for him as a CEO but sympathy for him as a human. He is wrong and the healthcare system is broken. But this was also murder. If your sense of empathy is so fucked that you’re pro murder, you need to speak to a professional.

(If you’re struggling with this and don’t want to let hate turn you into a monster, consider the difference between believing someone deserved what was coming to them and supporting that which delivered it.)
Syria successfully fought against ISIS and Al-Qaeda for decades. It will now be turned into another dreary caliphate.
I don't need to waste time to post citations for basic information on the subject matter. If people want to verify something so basic, they can do it trivially. Versus trying to find supporting evidence for lol 4000 ghost rail way stations.
I'm wondering if what TCP wants is an ICMP side channel where the link layer can say, "for the TCP session started with cookie Z, you should know that X packet drops in Y seconds are normal and should not count against the bandwidth estimation".

Or even more precisely, "expect up to Z drops during this X ms window every Y ms".
Well of course. In the USA, health insurance is legally required to spend at least 80% of premiums on medical care [1]. So, if they paid for only 50$ of care, they would only be able to make at most 62.50$ of revenue. The only way to keep revenue and total profits increasing is to increase costs.

[1] https://www.healthcare.gov/health-care-law-protections/rate-...
that is pretty cool - wonder if it supports keyboard/mouse too ?
If one man is responsible for one death and another man is responsible for thousands, which man does the pro-murder caucus support?
maybe. i'm in north america, west coast
I remember a video he made repairing a very ordinary, mid 90s, cost-reduced Sony Walkman, where he very carefully spent hours reproducing a tiny bit of metal that had worn out in the internal mechanism. Rescuing something that (even when bought) was mostly e-waste.

Edit: This one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxkuOzvHToc
I'm not even a New Yorker, but I can tell you the vast, vast majority of the people in that city are not "petty bourgeois". There is tremendous money in the city, but it is not even close to evenly distributed.
I'm not sure if it applies here but I read an article about similar efforts in Africa and their technique was shaping the sand into little hills and then adding the vegetation to retain the little hill which reduced the flow of sand shifting due to wind.
Thanks! So even including the folks who get private insurance on top of NHS, the healthcare spending difference between the UK and US is massive.
/describe Pixelbook looks at its shoes.
I'd be somewhat interested. Single-monitor is good enough for most people for home computing stuff. And touch-screen interaction on a tiny screen sucks for anything like spreadsheets, composing documents, dealing with PDFs, or dense forms.

I would probably come down to separate devices however, in the interests of security and continuity. A phone is much more likely to be lost or stolen than a computer on a desk at home. I keep my really important stuff on my computer, and try to keep my phone as disposable as possible.
I disagree with you argument — _we_ don’t know what the copyrighted portion was, but that doesn’t mean no such portion exists. Likewise, asking-kids-under-20 is not a method I’d generally endorse for legal issues.

Per the article, it is unclear what was copyrighted. It’s possible that YouTube knows but is not making it public, or maybe even YouTube doesn’t know. I definitely feel that YouTube’s handling of copyright issues is annoying, I feel like the creator should be told what YouTube knows. But that’s not an issue with copyright itself.
A better camera is the only reason to buy a new phone. If you don't want that, you can just buy a 5 year old or more phone and be just as happier.
>huge costs associated with digging/drilling the fuel out

The costs are very variable. Some stuff is very hard to get to, some pretty much comes out on its own.
My guess is that most people on a jury would convict, but the odds of an entire jury convicting are less than fifty percent. I don't know how much less.

Tha kind of flexibility is the point of a jury. Laws aren't purely mechanical in most countries, for good reason. There's a lot of complexity and nuance, especially when some people have political power.

I don't have enough background here to make a judgement about what a jury should do, but I do have enough background to know that things like jury nullification are important to a well-functioning justice system.
I'm using it to unify my teams toolchain without resorting to nix or running everything in docker.

I still use docker to run services and I still like the idea of nix, but the DX of mise is too good. Tasks are really nice too, all my repo scripts now have completions.
Their admissions site is also not available in North Korea, is this Tokyo University's problem?
Another armchair general that has never met a single Russian.
I believe he is referring to if/when the cops confront the suspect, they will claim a justification for shooting him fatally during the arrest attempt.
Honestly I doubt this would have caused a lot of backlash, both in Japan and in the world, and personally I'm slightly impressed by the idea.

Also it's poor taste. If it was 'Xi looks like Winnie the pooh' with a hidden image of the yellow bear, they should have left it on.
Medical providers have inflated prices because contracts with insurance providers say the medical provider must provide them with discount. There's a secret cash price which often is cheaper than what insurance pays. Everyone is ripping each other off.

Here's a good example. Duexis is a combination of two over the counter drugs except medical providers bill $2500 a month for it even though it contains less than $5 worth drugs.

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamainternalmedicine/articl...
> The lack of extensions is likely due to its miniscule market share.

It's because they are not implementing support for WebExtensions. Which is of course not that simple, but it's not because of lacking market share.

And it seems they are kinda have it on the list[1], by switching to chromium[2].

[1] https://github.com/atlas-engineer/nyxt/issues/2875
[2] https://github.com/atlas-engineer/nyxt/issues/2989
I had to get some bloodwork done. I sent emails and made calls until I found a provider who would actually tell me the prices.

Then the bill came and it was 3x higher. I wanted to know if it was the doctor's error or the lab's, so I asked for any paperwork requesting services submitted by the doctor, and they ignored me and sent it to collections, where it has been for the last 2+ years.
so what's next?
Mostly nostalgic.
And this state of things may not be that bad in and of itself but it will make the airbrushing of various topics for propaganda or therapeutic purposes very easy.
Even leads for monitoring brain activity don't do that stuff. And they are monitoring literally mV. Leads and contact patches are often made of silver to capture that stuff too, and they have actual reasons to use silver.
> That will be part of the defense argument presented to the jury. Intent matters tremendously in the legal system (mens rea).

It does, but “he did bad-but-legal things that morally justify my client’s premeditated homicide” is only legally relevant to proving premeditation, which doesn’t help the defense, and which the prosecution will be more than happy to stipulate to rendering the evidence irrelevant.

> This isn’t random, this is very, very targeted.

That’s not a fact in the defense’s favor, legally.
Have you seen Youtube or Reddit comments on anything? They don't reflect real-life. Youtube is probably the worst, most trollish comments of the "normal" internet and Reddit is a sort of progressive propaganda machine that will also call for the death penalty on a teenager that did something stupid (which lots of teenagers do) or a karen that was an asshole in a restaurant and isn't happy with her life.

I haven't visited twitter in ten years or more so can't comment on that.
Yes multiple 404s
Some manufacturer coupons/copay programs work a little differently than GoodRx—specifically the ones that you can only use if you're insured.

Those ones work like this: HelpfulDrug costs $2000/month. Your insurance company will pay $1500/month, and wants to pass the remaining $500 onto you, but that's too expensive for you to pay.

The manufacturers of HelpfulDrug see this and would rather not lose our on a deal, so they make you an offer: as long as your insurance pays the $1500 as promised, they'll tell insurance to waive $450 worth of your portion. You only pay $50, and the HelpfulDrug manufacturer still earns $1500, most of which is pure profit anyway.
It’s trivial to also implement gait analysis to help visually identify someone if a face isn’t available. Then when you do get a glimpse of the face you can link the gait and the face identity.
> Everything you see online is intensely, competitively selected for its ability to drive engagement

Mostly you're seeing accounts/sites you follow and choose to view and often those accounts have a consistent set of commenters. It's not like you log and the internet shows you entirely random things every time.
For Presidential elections in the US the Electoral College makes the total number of votes for a candidate not really relevant. What matters is number of votes in a few states, and in some of those states it is only a votes in a few specific districts.

Most of the spending was concentrated in those states or districts so if spending per vote numbers are meaningful it is probably only so in those states or districts.

Voters in the states that don't matter know their vote for President doesn't matter, and so if there are no close races for Congress or for state and local offices they care about, and no ballot issues they have an opinion on many will stay home, further reducing the utility of nationwide vote totals as an indicator of anything.
White, non-blinking lights are the only acceptable holiday lights. All others are exceedingly tacky and should be banned.
But you do not need to know about them if abstraction works, I assume it is sufficient for SQLite use case.
I'm unconvinced. Lots of people are increasingly fine with just phones. My dad I sort of see but I had a co-worker who told me their kid didn't even want a laptop for schoolwork which blew my mind a bit but so it goes.

Any hybrid would be a compromise for me. I do have multiple systems--almost certainly more than I need.
Wrong-o, man.

Talking to actual people is the magical, indispendible ingredient you need in your analysis.

Of course they're quite often biased. That's not the point. But at least you get a human perspective. And even when they're biased, it turns out that "actual people" are usually far less intellectualized and rigidly ideological than the stuff you'll read online. And when they do have an axe to grind, usually there's at least a story behind it ("my family went through this") that you can at least incorporate into your dataset.

And the more actual people you talk to, the more you get to triangulate. Plus, they sometimes invite you into their house for really awesome food.

But if all one does is soak up online narratives and analysis (and worst off all, the crap that thinktanks typically put out, even when they're mostly on the right side) -- one basically becomes a language model.

Full of facts, but knowing nothing.
Wikipedia says "The National Intelligence Law of the People's Republic of China theoretically allows the Chinese government to request and use the root certificate from any Chinese certificate authority,[60] such as CNNIC, to make MITM attacks with valid certificates." [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Firewall#Active_filterin...]
But if you remove all the AI nonsense from corporate websites, how will the clueless bozos in charge make kissy faces to investors using "AI" anymore?
I found this reflection super insightful, thank you. I shared it with my local startup community as read of the week.
Note that the keyword was used in a "meta keyword" tag, which is invisible when viewing the page in the browser.
The Assad family ruled Syria with an iron fist for decades. They imprisoned, bombed and killed hundreds of thousands of their own people.
I believe NK soldiers are there, by I'd trust even Putin more than US sources. After all, they only state what is in their interest. Exactly like Putin.

Maybe NK will use Saddam's nukes against Ukraine...
I don't think keeping the data processing abilities of modern gov'ts below that of 1930's Germany is really a plausible plan for avoiding concentration camps.
It's still a very high motivator to keep the service up though. It's not a guarantee of anything as you said but I've been on call for this kind of contract.
And then you get very good at pointing fingers too. Not too sure about this though :D
They can tell you what they'll bill (if they can't, they're idiots). They can't tell you how your insurance company will adjudicate it, which is what matters.

That doesn't change anything, but FYI it's not just doctor being shady.

I founded https://rivethealth.com to help providers estimate patient liability.
This has not been my experience, and I suspect an unusual situation on your part.
DeX is very good, lot of fun to use with a lapdock. However, you need to check if the particular model of phone supports it. Usually it's the more expensive models, so Galaxy S, Galaxy Z Fold/Flip, Galaxy Tab S, and 1 single model of A series, the A90 5G.

https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS10001955/
That's probably going to provide a lot less battery than just increasing the phone thickness, wouldn't it? There's a lot of redundant layers of encapsulation in that approach.
I prefer to drive smaller cars but with stroller, kids' car seats, etc there are some physical constraints on getting everything to fit in a reasonable way.
> holding your passport.

When my spouse and I crossed through US customs this past spring, they called us by our names and waved us on before even getting our passports out to hand to the customs officer. This was at BWI, fwiw.
Every project has critics, but it is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness. See the man, the wife, the donkey, and the critics.

Yes, it's possible it will not deliver, but this seems to be classic way to combat desertification. Africa uses similar approach for Sahara.
> The definition of an assault weapon varies by state

Yet you define it concretely in your first line, and immediately contradict that statement in your second like. You seem more focused on arguing than being logical.
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Just clustering, which makes sense, as far as I can see peeking at the code. Whole codebase is lisp which I don't have a ton of experience with so caveat emptor.

https://github.com/atlas-engineer/nyxt/tree/master/libraries...