johncole

I haven’t seen it mentioned, but a few extra sleep hacks I have learned: - I use the chili-sleep to control temperature. - I use sleep headphones to drift to sleep to a story. If I wake up ruminating, I turn the headphones back on and it helps break the cycle. - Sleep socks. I sleep with socks on.

Am I able to make an account on the web version?

I appreciate your comment about gamification. I’ve kept a streak alive on other apps for no other reason than keeping a streak alive. Not learning a thing.

The original article even alludes to this. The first thing at the top of the list is water from a purifier: https://www.plasticlist.org/product/460

It's a good point. I'm not an ag lawyer, but I am willing to bet that there's wiggle room in any grass-fed definition set by the USDA.

And you're right, there's also: plastic from water sources, plastic in the field that gets taken up by the gras, supplements given to the cow, plastic in the cutting board the meat was cut in, plastic the meat was wrapped in . . . it's hard to get plastic out of your supply chain.

Beef cows are accumulators. And their feed often contains plastics.

This list is amazing, but at some point you have to prioritize what you’re paying attention to.

Your most dangerous plastic or microplastic is the PFAS. And the biggest source of PFAS is the water you drink. Does it run through plastic tubing? A pfas filter at any point? Sit in a plastic jug?

The most effective way to deal with this is to distill your water. Distilled water is nearly pfas free, and also removes bpas, lead, mercury, and any bacteria.[1]

https://learn.pfasfreelife.com/research/distillers-remove-pf...

It’s almost impossible to remember to do all the things to keep healthy for sure.

Your biggest exposure is going to be water, hands down. What you store it in, how you filter it, these are going to be major sources of plastics and pfas.

I love uv. I am a convert, I use it for everything. One area I find it incredible for: deployment. If I have to launch a docker container and install a lot of python packages it saves so much time and compute.

I also appreciate that it handles most package conflicts and it constantly maintains the list of packages as you move. I have gotten myself into a hole or two now with packages and dependencies, I can usually solve it by deleting venv an just using uv to reinstall.

Could I use a shortcut on iPhone to do something similar?

Is HN getting political now?

Wanted to ask the same thing. What did itch have?

I went to sign up and got sent to a typeform telling me thanks for my email address. Did I fall for the hustle?

So happy to see this mentioned. I love google cloud run. I had to switch to azure for a while, but wasn’t as easy to use as gcr

How long did it take you to move from v1 to v2 to v3?

Cool site!

I love Pandoc. I wish the python library were a little more accessible.

Their real problem has been supply chain. Custom silicon doesn't seem to be heading in the right direction.

How do you un-block this?

This.

NIST has been handed most duties under Department of Commerce regarding the CHIPS Act.

And maybe just as sensitive, ovulation record.

https://developer.android.com/reference/androidx/health/conn...

Brilliant. Got it thanks, will give it another shot soon!

This is really interesting. What tech stack are you using?

I tried to setup an account, but never received a confirmation code.

TIL USGS has an FAQ

I wrote a childrens book about George Washington University, using Image2Image to generate the illustrations, and OpenAI to write the script.

Same. I try to mute all the ads, especially if they're loud. It doesn't make sense to stand out from the content in my view.

This is the first book I wrote with my kids using OpenAI software.

This is proof of concept I put together for searching federal travel regulations!

All this makes sense, thank you. Filtering on the partner level is a great idea, since there can be a lot of variance in partners among firms in terms of what they invest in.

I have heard basically the process is do research on competitors, use Crunchbase or Pitchbook. Is that about right?