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If you don't wanna wear a mask, think about everyone who would be disappointed in you.

If you don’t wanna wear a mask, think about everyone who would be disappointed in you.Sailor moon would be so angry, it’s so easy to keep your loved ones healthy!Deku would be so sad, he wants to keep so many people safe, why don’t you?Yor would be pissed! She’d straight up force a mask on you!Just to name a few! Be the better person, go beyond plus ultra and wear a mask! (You don’t gotta catch em all, please catch none)

Covid fucked up my gut microbiome, I'm trying not to take it as a sign that I should've been a microbiologist rather than a...

Covid fucked up my gut microbiome, I’m trying not to take it as a sign that I should’ve been a microbiologist rather than a cellular biologist

FULLY VACCINATED

A while ago, I reblogged an article about coronavirus, and then the OP started verbally abusing me because I had the nerve to...

A while ago, I reblogged an article about coronavirus, and then the OP started verbally abusing me because I had the nerve to suggest that title of the article was trying to scare people into reading. I went to their blog, and noticed the fucking patreon plug. Also a suggestion to tip in their bio🤣That person was treating me like trash for (unknowingly) interfering with their grift. This is why I hate the current economy btw. It’s turning more and more people into digital panhandlers. That coro

We want band-aids that matches our complexion/skin tone like pic#4. Pic#4 is what we want: Complexion/Tone Band-Aids. Parents...

We want band-aids that matches our complexion/skin tone like pic#4.Pic#4 is what we want: Complexion/Tone Band-Aids. Parents for decades couldn’t get their children to wear out of color band-aids on their skin. With complexion band-aids you are wearing protection, but it also looks like it’s part of the skin through the #healing process. #health Band-aid it’s your turn to tune-up the tone skin bandage.#bandaid#complexion

based on the swelling i'm feeling, i think that covid may be stored in the tonsils

based on the swelling i’m feeling, i think that covid may be stored in the tonsils

Guest columnist: Medical breakthrough saved millions of lives during COVID - State-Journal

Guest columnist: Medical breakthrough saved millions of lives during COVID - State-JournalAlso preserved in our archive

Long slow suppers

Long slow suppersHi there. Each week I will post an excerpt of one of the thousands of things I’ve written in the last 25 years, and then follow it up with some modern context or point of view. Today’s piece from the archives was from my newsletter, and was written in summer of 2019. Enjoy! – HHOne consequence to the amazing sort of life I have had the good fortune to lead is that I know, and have gotten to…Long slow suppers

On all levels except physical I am a blanket that should not have been put in the washer now laid on the fence to dry

On all levels except physical I am a blanket that should not have been put in the washer now laid on the fence to dry

University of Toronto Press and Canadian Society for Civil Engineering form strategic publishing partnership

Canada’s largest university press and leading academic publisher, is pleased to announce a landmark partnership with the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering (CSCE) to publish the Society’s ...

Civil society demands that the authorities refrain from exerting undue influence on the activities of the Church

We, the undersigned civil society organisations and individuals, express our deep concern regarding the alarming developments that have recently taken place in Armenia.

Ask HN: Should "I asked $AI, and it said" replies be forbidden in HN guidelines?

As various LLMs become more and more popular, so does comments with "I asked Gemini, and Gemini said ....".While the guidelines were written (and iterated on) during a different time, it seems like it might be time to have a discussion about if those sort of comments should be welcomed on HN or not.Some examples:- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46164360- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46200460- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i

Is any of you using LLMs to create full features in big enterprise apps?

Let me be clear first. I don't dislike LLMs, I query them, trigger agents to do stuff where I kind of know what the end goal is and to make analisys of small parts of an application.That said, everytime I give it something a little more complex that do something in a single file script it fails me horribly. Either the code is really bad, or the approach is as bad a someone who doesn't really know what to do or it plains start doing things that I explicitly said not to do in the initial

Ask HN: Posted AI book on algorithms–5.3K views, zero sales. What now?

I wrote two satirical books about algorithmic manipulation (GPT-5 drafts + Claude editing, fully transparent about it). Zero Amazon sales for months.Posted free PDFs on Reddit's r/nosurf Friday: - 5,300 views in 3 days - #12 post of the day - Main criticism: "AI slop instantly detectable" - Best response: detailed breakdown of everything I did wrongThe feedback boiled down to: I skipped community building, went straight to Amazon, no beta readers, no early supporters. Publish

Freelancers are losing ~30% of their time and revenue to tool fragmentation

Hi HN, I’m Abhijeet. Over the past few months, I’ve spoken with more than 60 freelancers, creators, and small agency owners across India and abroad. Almost everyone described the same struggle: their work is scattered across too many tools.Projects sit in Gmail or WhatsApp, portfolios in Notion, payments on random links, and invoices in spreadsheets. They spend hours switching between tabs just to keep track of clients and revisions, and things still slip through the cracks.For many, this isn’t

What Is Important?

This may come of as too philosophical or unecessary. But i dont know where else to ask about stuff like this. Where do you think is the line between something important for productivity/output in general and something that is unnecessary? Considering the war of editors for example. After some time spent programing I pondered, and realized that most time isn't spent refractoring and writing code. One can output the same thing, with some time difference of course, both with perfect VIM m

ADDRESSING SECURITY RISKS FROM PRICE FIXING AND ANTI-COMPETITIVE BEHAVIOR IN THE FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN

By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is hereby ordered: Section 1.

SPARE CAPACITY PERSISTS GLOBALLY, WHILE NORTH AMERICA REPORTS A STEEPER PULLBACK IN MANUFACTURING DEMAND, SIGNALLING WEAK CONDITIONS HEADING INTO ...

North America posts the steepest decline in input demand by region, signaling softening activity heading into 2026Europe and the UK remain subdued amid weak manufacturing pipelinesAsia sees another month of low demand as Chinese factory purchasing continues to slowWith ample spare capacity worldwide, companies face little price pressure outside of tariffsCLARK, N.J., Dec. 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- GEP Global Supply Chain Volatility Index, a leading economic indicator based on a monthly survey of 27,000 businesses, shows that global supply chains remained underutilized in November, with manufacturers continuing to limit purchasing, signaling a weakening outlook for the start of 2026.**media[862265]**

Boeing closes Spirit AeroSystems purchase in major supply chain realignment

Boeing said on Monday it has closed its $4.7 billion takeover of Spirit AeroSystems , re-acquiring the bulk of the world's ...