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uLogMicheal
2y ago
We do not have another substance as effective as opioids for treatment of acute and chronic pain. Yes, Americans deal with chronic health issues and chronic pain, partially attributed to CCP chemical lobbying efforts. They were over prescri
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The one not partnering with terrorists and cartels while shipping mass amounts of fentanyl and disruptors across the US border. > One can arrest me, one has no jurisdiction One does not care about your rights or jurisdiction and can do m
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An adversarial government having mass access to user data and social behavior information is worse because they can use it to compromise and recruit individuals to do real damage. Although debatable, the NSA is supposed to have the intentio
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2y ago
> nor does there appear to be any willingness to correct errors > Missed payments may be a feature, not a bug. > not legally, and certainly not in a timely manner. Bad faith magic wand waving, these arguments do not have substanc
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2y ago
We're talking about payment system code, not AI targeting for drones. Changes can be reverted, transactions can be stopped, payments can be made other ways.
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2y ago
The alarmist take is jumping to the conclusion that people will starve from efforts to improve the code behind this system. We can still print paper checks, probably with a simple script in the worst case.
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2y ago
If it's in COBOL you can probably count on one hand how many people have knowledge of the nuts and bolts of those systems and usually the new people talk to the old people.
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2y ago
People tend to forget that move fast and break things also includes move fast and fix things. No one will starve from this.
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Having used a TP-Link ethernet over power device in the past, this is quite concerning. Most devices like this do not have an adequate replacement from domestic or allied manufacturers. Is there no government agency examining and reporting
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Ask HN: Backstory on OpenAI Logo?
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2y ago
The time, motives, and management were different, the essence of my point was that in today's world even a monopoly would cut research for profit.
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2y ago
This is not the mindset of monopolies, cutting research for the sake of short term profits is the mindset of Wallstreet's modern monopoly.
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Studies more and more are showing that fasting is healthy for us but so many jump straight to eating disorder when they hear about someone not eating for extended periods. By your own research he seems to even be managing his body fat with
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Openai so open there's leaks.
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Next will we find that there is an exchange of microbes between the brain and gut?
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2y ago
Couldn't one just program a linear word matching test to ensure correctness?
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2y ago
The ironic part is, it's humans leading the charge, with their heads buried deep in the sand to avoid thinking about how this decays society.
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Who needs real comments any more? Make them look real and consensus is pushed not formed. This is why human engagement is at a all time low, it's mostly the bots that get the attention with their manufactured support and votes.
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> Songbo Xie, also at Purdue University, says that the teleported energy is small and fragile, so using this additional storage qubit saves it from getting lost. “This was our goal, to save it for future use,” he says. The researchers te
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Thanks for the insight! I'm sure it costs Datadog a lot to continue to query connected accounts even after the user has cancelled the Datadog service. I reported to them, hopefully they take measures to fix. It would also be nice if in
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Checked all regions, no services on the AWS side. It seems maybe our old Datadog was still spamming the GetMetricData API by default after cancellation. No logs are collected but they still seem to query the API for every service enabled by
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Ask HN: AWS CloudWatch Fraud?
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A read through https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41480924 led me to this article. The whole idea of a magnetic field the size of a planet is mind blowing to me.
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Mysterious 'Donut' Structure Found Hidden Inside Earth's Core
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How sure are we with seismology that the core is solid? Could it have a thick shell with other materials inside? Edit: just found https://www.sciencealert.com/mysterious-donut-structure-foun... very interesting...
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Tubeskip, FF addon to auto skip videos from a keyword blacklist
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Just a simple addon I made and want to share. I autoplay music a lot on youtube and wanted to be able to ban certain artists they throw into the mix. code is here: https://github.com/MichealReed/TubeSkip
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Show HN: TubeSkip – auto-skip YouTube based on keywords like banned artists
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I would guess the number one source of PUFA in the USA is soybean oil. How does an industrial waste product become so ingrained in our supply that it's hard to buy most foods without it? I thought free market provided more choice?
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Keep spreading awareness.
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