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by Natsu 1y ago
This seems to be a small edit to a single receptor to keep pigs from getting a particular disease by not allowing the virus to enter their cells. It's hard to see how helping pigs stay healthy could have a negative impact on human hea
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by Natsu 1y ago
Someone is either guessing the passwords, which may well be the same all over the city given the number of these devices out there, or cities could just be using the default password of 1234. Yes, really: https://www.polara.com&
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by Natsu 1y ago
Which two buttons?
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by Natsu 1y ago
Thanks for that, I'm used to ERB referring to Epic Rap Battles of History.
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by Natsu 1y ago
Not to mention finding out which masks suit you the best.
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by Natsu 2y ago
I mean, panic attacks where you hyperventilate are basically the drowning reflex going off. So given that a lot of the dreams in our case were literally suffocating (drowning, etc.), I'm pretty sure that some part of the brain gets aw
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by Natsu 2y ago
That's a bad doctor, IMHO. Ours at least could be talked to and would adjust the pressure, etc.
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by Natsu 2y ago
There are discords where users offer each other advice. That said, many of the tuning parameters require the doctor to set them and if you make an appointment you can talk over the problems and get them to adjust the pressure or whatever.
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by Natsu 2y ago
The tester they give is basically just a pulse oximeter that logs your heart rate and SpO2 all night. I'm not sure how they interpret it, but I'd imagine that if your heart rate goes crazy and your oxygen drops, that's proba
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by Natsu 2y ago
From what I've found, being overweight negatively affects sleep. As far as I can tell, the extra weight simply makes it hard to breathe at night, leading to apnea. This can then cause depression and anxiety, depression because you wa
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by Natsu 2y ago
Sierra's Thexder haunted me for years, because I couldn't understand the tinny Japanese at the start of it at all or even tell what language that was, but I remembered the sound from playing it on an Apple ][ GS as a kid despite t
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by Natsu 2y ago
Welcome, Tom!
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by Natsu 2y ago
In my case, it was egregiously bad, because someone had cribbed docs from an entirely separate scripting language that did almost the same things. Most of the same features were there, but the docs were utter lies, and failures were silent
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by Natsu 2y ago
It's funny, because while that's a terrible educational experience, you actually learned some important lessons despite them. I remember the first time I found out that the software documentation I had been relying upon was simply
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by Natsu 2y ago
Yeesh, I get more than that per day. I didn't realize others had it so bad.
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by Natsu 2y ago
Do others not generally get extra pay for the time on call? I have the enviable situation where I am on call for half of every month, I get paid significantly extra for this, and there's maybe 1 emergency call per year.
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Dissent video in 23-55805 Duncan vs. Bonta(youtube.com)
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by Natsu 2y ago
I've been made to understand there should be a hearing before an administrative law judge but I don't know much beyond that. I don't think he gets a jury or anything like that, though.
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by Natsu 2y ago
IANAL, but if you've read all of the questions, they include some incredibly broad things like the one about having ever committed a crime, even if not charged, convicted, etc. that you can find on the I-485. I've heard it said by
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by Natsu 2y ago
You should read the actual questions on an I-485, they don't rely on declarations that any given organization is "terrorist" or anything like that. Now, I think you're right that the statements are only required to be tr
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by Natsu 2y ago
Correct. One has to file an N-400 to get naturalized after obtaining LPR ("green card") status.
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by Natsu 2y ago
On the I-485, which you file to get a GC, you have to answer several questions like this: > Do you intend to engage in any activity that could endanger the welfare, safety, or security of the United States? > NOTE: If you answered &qu
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by Natsu 2y ago
They're not just in Japan, they're already here in the USA and I've eaten at a place using them.
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by Natsu 2y ago
Sorry for getting the day wrong, the two threads are up today, I guess they wait for the first weekday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43243024 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43243022 Try both.
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by Natsu 2y ago
My bad, I thought it used to be the 1st? Or maybe I just saw too many months that started on weekdays and got the pattern wrong. I appreciate the clarification, because I had wondered why I hadn't seen it yet.
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by Natsu 2y ago
> what are people living with debilitating depression supposed to do? My recommendations having dealt with it would be sunlight, exercise, weight loss and being evaluated for sleep apnea. I'm sure there are many, many causes of depr
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by Natsu 2y ago
That's plenty complicated. There are people out there who can't even fizzbuzz. Tomorrow there will be the two monthly threads for who's hiring & who wants to be hired on HN. Use those.
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by Natsu 2y ago
At least in the US, you can just make something complicated enough to show some skill and get a real job. That's what I did, anyway. I used to work in a factory.
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by Natsu 2y ago
These things only get better with time, not worse, and they can already do a lot. Otherwise we might as well predict that when all is said and done, AI will have no more impact than the fax machine, which is what someone once thought of the
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by Natsu 2y ago
I wonder if they're going to assert it against games like World of Final Fantasy which had people throwing capture... cubes.

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