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by jrpt 3mo ago
Instead of going open source, consider selling licenses with Supported Source ( https://supso.org/ ). I made this for the maintainer problem: it's easy to burnout when companies are constantly asking for new features or
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Show HN: Supso, a CLI for selling licenses to your projects(supso.org)
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by jrpt 3mo ago
Seems similar to open source bounties, which have been tried in the past and never succeeded. We've seen something like 20+ years of different attempts of voluntary donations to fund open source, and it never worked. Companies barely f
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Show HN: SupXML, modern memory-safe XML parser replacement for libxml2(supso.org)
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by jrpt 3mo ago
Open source funding is broken. That's why I'm making Supported Source ( https://supso.org/ ).
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SupXML: The modern, memory-safe XML parser drop-in replacement for libxml2(supso.org)
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Securing America's grid: a strategic transformer reserve(breakingdefense.com)
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by jrpt 9mo ago
There’s a lot of umbrella diagnoses that would benefit from more specific diagnostics first. What we call Alzheimer’s is probably actually caused by number of different causes depending on the person. This is true of a lot of things in medi
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by jrpt 1y ago
hs-CRP is well known as a useful biomarker and it is cheap to test too. If you look at page 13 of the GrimAge 2 paper, you'll see CRP is one of the factors most negatively correlated with their aging clock, in fact basically as strong
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by jrpt 1y ago
I would like to know how regular sunlight compares to the combination of vitamin D supplementation and red light therapy. If you do both of those, is that equivalent or better since it doesn't have any damaging effects of the sun?
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by jrpt 1y ago
What do you think about the Nobel prize in physics going for neural networks last year? What combinations of AI + physics do you think will be most impactful and could potentially get a Nobel prize?
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Is Altos Labs gearing up for clinical trials?(longevity.technology)
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by jrpt 2y ago
"Mayo’s LLM split the summaries it generated into individual facts, then matched those back to source documents. A second LLM then scored how well the facts aligned with those sources, specifically if there was a causal relationship be
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by jrpt 2y ago
That would not have solved the problem in this fire since wind speed was so high. The videos showed embers traveling far and fast. Having a 10 foot fire break would not have prevented the spread. One thing to look into is how the fire start
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by jrpt 2y ago
I made something like this to let people explore the lore of my game. It has an AI act like a dungeon master as you play through a story. You can try it for free at: https://orbsccg.com/adventures The main game is a strateg
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by jrpt 2y ago
Even Waymo has external investors. It’s not all funded by Alphabet.
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by jrpt 2y ago
I don’t know why this is downvoted. The lack of profit motive is a big reason that nutrition and supplements aren’t as well studied through rigorous trials as drug therapies. The ones that are run are funded by grants. Rather than just “mor
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by jrpt 2y ago
IEEE Spectrum used to be good. I don't know whether it still is. Does anyone know?
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by jrpt 2y ago
That feature is getting built into the IDE, for example: https://www.jetbrains.com/ai/
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by jrpt 2y ago
Peleton is not a monopoly. Anyone can make an exercise bike. Anyone can offer an online class. I own an exercise bike made by a different company.
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by jrpt 2y ago
I mean it is pretty common to set c=1 though.
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by jrpt 2y ago
There are many cases where you're getting blood drawn already and if adding another test onto that is inexpensive, that's a pretty convenient add-on. That's useful for many reasons. I was also wondering how it performed compa
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by jrpt 2y ago
It's called a multi-cancer early detection test and they already exist. There's still value in specific tests, though.
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by jrpt 2y ago
In my experience as a Stanford alum, this is not true. The professors interact with undergrad students all the time.
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by jrpt 2y ago
If you’re seriously considering lying to the CTO you should instead just get a different job at a different company. That’s a really bad working environment if you think lying is acceptable or something to be proud of.
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by jrpt 2y ago
It was probably mentioned in the textbook and you just forgot. I just checked my textbook and it’s one of the first things they say when introducing mitochondria and chloroplasts.
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by jrpt 2y ago
The CEO said on Twitter: "In fact, we built Confidential Cloud in such a way that only you can decrypt your data. Your employer, we as software providers, and the government cannot decrypt your data without your permission, even with a
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by jrpt 2y ago
The circulation subscriptions were a substantial part of their revenue, however you're right that ads were even larger. I don't think it's fair to say few people ever paid for it though. Subscriptions were important too.
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by jrpt 2y ago
I think a lot of people are willing to pay for journalism, but it has to be journalism above and beyond the basic info that you can get for free online. The basic news is commoditized and freely available online, and that's what a lot
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by jrpt 2y ago
The recommendation to not do widespread PSA testing is extremely controversial. Also, as an individual, you should make decisions for yourself, not based on some population-wide study. I think you should always do regular PSA testing, but d

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