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bijection
2mo ago
Short of frequent blood donation, is there any reasonably adoptable life change a person can make to meaningfully reduce expected PFAS intake, or is it best to try not to think about it?
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7mo ago
Ha55ii's powder game is perhaps the best of the genre, and the ease of sharing made for a pretty cool online community circa 15 years ago. I remember various calculators / computers created in powder game, along with a bunch of a
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10mo ago
Though I agree that inequality is less important than the quality of life of the poorest people, this article explicitly tries to characterize the latter, so even though this is done in the name of discussing wealth inequality, I'm not
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bijection
1y ago
I was just starting a comment on this but you beat me to it! I believe contain: strict; on the parent element would have been sufficient here.
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bijection
1y ago
How does this compare to relace, which I believe is also a YC company? They seem to have very similar functionality [0] [0] https://www.relace.ai/
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1y ago
The linked article covers this - the main innovation is neither the HIV activation treatment nor the general mRNA-wrapped-in-lipids (LNP) delivery mechanism. Instead, it's a new form of LNP which works on specific white blood cells tha
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2y ago
I built a similar thing that includes forces between particles meant to simulate a sort of fluid or, as you scroll down, a gelatinous solid. There’s a bit of free energy injected to keep things moving so it’s actually a very bad fluid sim,
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2y ago
I have a particle simulation type thing on my website: https://omrelli.ug/ It was supposed to be a fluid simulation, but it’s slightly broken in ways that I thought made it more fun. I made as a hobby project many moons ago
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2y ago
I've finally switched (back) to firefox today. I switched from firefox to chrome for their superior devtools a few years back, but hopefully firefox has had time to catch up. Everything old is new again!
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A Little History of the Anchovy
(engelsbergideas.com)
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2y ago
I'm not super familiar with KYB, so it could be that this would pass a human check as well, but I got in with a couple of mostly-blank utility bill / AOI templates and a pastebin saying 'this is the company x website, we do b
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Marcosticks – the finger dynamics of using chopsticks
(marcosticks.org)
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2y ago
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2y ago
If you generated this with an LLM, you might consider labeling it more clearly. Wrote copy-and-pasting of llm outputs seems contrary to the ‘thoughtful and substantive’ north star of hacker news comments. And just in case I’m wrong, apologi
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Salt Diffusion
(genuineideas.com)
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BBC News Pidgin
(bbc.com)
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3y ago
For the intrepid, especially those annoyed with the purported input-sluggishness of musescore et al, an interesting text-based alternative is LilyPond https://lilypond.org/ My dad wrote an opera using LilyPond in vim, thoug
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3y ago
This Voltaire quote is misleading. He continues: “… one would imagine this piece to be the work of a drunken savage. But amidst all these vulgar irregularities, which to this day make the English drama so absurd and so barbarous, there are
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4y ago
We’re hiring frontendy full stack engineers here at Farallon capital, located in the SF Financial district. If you’re departing Stripe and looking for new opportunities drop me a line at gw@farcap.com
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4y ago
We buy them wholesale from various Chinese manufacturers. I believe the first ones were through Alibaba or Ali Express.
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4y ago
A friend and I manufacture a laser party light that makes your feet glow in a space smaller than most garages. Just a 3d printer, some custom cut metal pieces, the actual electronic components and some soldering irons. [0] [0] https:/
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Scrlybrkr
(duckduckgo.com)
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4y ago
Farallon Capital | Full Stack Software Developer | Full-Time | San Francisco ONSITE | https://www.faralloncapital.com Join a small team including me and https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=antimatter15 [0]! We
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5y ago
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30260939
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5y ago
I posted this as a show HN a few weeks ago, I maintain a small, completely free html/js game. There's no chance of it ever making money in its current form, it's just a fun waste of time with a few hundred players[0]. [0] ht
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5y ago
No idea if this could be financially viable. It’s essentially free to host so profit hasn’t mattered much so far.
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5y ago
Hi HN! A few friends and I created WallSmash years ago for our own amusement. We've been occasionally tweaking it ever since, and recently it has picked up a few regular players. Probably the most interesting parts were working out the
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Show HN: WallSmash – An Infinite Brick Breaker Game
(wallsmash.com)
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Powder Game
(dan-ball.jp)
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5y ago
Although I don't know whether lab grown meat will be cost-competitive with traditional meat in the near future, the article's thesis "Lab Grown meat will never be cost competitive with traditional meat" assumes a few key
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5y ago
You could argue that the apis in question are more mature now than when Node was first released. Either way, if Deno is one day replaced by something else, say 'Done' to keep the naming convention, that won't refute the use e
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