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really cool and works great on mobile. how does this not have more upvotes?

One of the best posts I have seen in a long while

Too many forms

I used for a side project really liked. Dev UX was great when compared to UX of SQS. UI is very nice.

Great ideas, I will ask about these in the follow-up with infection disease.

I was just put on 6 weeks of antibiotics (ampicillin and ceftriaxone) for sepsis.

I thought I was coming down with an annual bug (so did the docs). 3 days after going into an urgent care where I was told I was negative for flu and covid, I went to the ER, where they drew blood. All 4 blood cultures returned positive for enterococcus faecalis.

The bacteria is very common in the intestines, but it's not clear (and probably never will be) how it made it into my bloodstream. Their best guess is inflammation in my gut allowing it to "leak" into the blood. This is after CT and ultrasounds of the abdomen.

29 years of no sepsis then.. random sepsis diagnosis!

Are Weibo and Xiaohongshu used widely outside of China? Given the names alone I'd imagine their adoption is fairly limited to China.

What is the cost of "general intelligence"? What is the price?

Schemio looks cool. I've been building a lot of flow diagrams using Claude, which outputs to Mermaidjs (and renders it in the browser). I would love to do something similar with Schemio given the improved zooming in/out from flow to sequence, etc features.

Does asking the HN community not fall into the category of “finding out”?

How can I get involved in this work as a software engineer?

Anyone have ideas on why there aren’t more of these point and shoot at home games? I loved the ones I played as a kid. It always felt like something relegated to arcades

Great read. Thanks for sharing. I am not familiar with Adam Curtis' work but will be looking for more!

Sounds like you need to use a ReplacingMergeTree + final keyword.

Useful info. Might want to make the ordered quantity and contract length ranges though, re: fuzzing anything that might identify the client

> The surgeon told me I was too young to have a bioprosthetic valve – from a pig or a cow – as these don’t last like metal ones do, and other surgical options, even though they wouldn’t need warfarin for ever were not recommended for me, as a relatively young patient.

I had my pulmonary valve replaced when I was 13 with a porcine (pig) valve. True, they don’t last forever, but they can last a good two decades before you need to exchange one out. My cardiologist, as far as I know, plans to use another one for my next surgery.

I like this idea. I am this kind of note taker, where I enjoy the linear chronological nature of an append-only note, specifically for my "daily notes" in various topics. To me, it represents a journal-style approach that is helpful for team meetings or learning about a topic on a regular basis, or just journaling.

Some ideas on what this could provide over current solutions like Google Docs or Notion: * My preference is to append to the top of my note. I can do this in your note but it would be cool if there was an out of the box UX improvement for appending to the top vs to the bottom * It would be nice if there was a tree-like structure to nested notes. Simple markdown-style headings would suffice, where I can fold headings and bullets, and see the tree structure in the right side panel

This makes me wonder, does Japanese have an equivalent to the Chinese concept of a chengyu?

Great to see open source projects incorporating LLM AI features

Is this level of attachment good for mental health?

I've had the pleasure of working with Ashpreet. Highly recommend Phidata for unifying local and remote data workflows. Congrats on the HN launch!

I really want to try this. Please add mobile iOS support!

“Adoption” is a generous term to use for a description of Github stars (referring to the first graph). There’s no denying stable diffusion has been gaining popularity, but I think it’s hard to say it’s really being adopted at the same rate it’s getting starred on Github.