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Link three is largely a list of scientific papers that show the effectiveness of Ivermectin and Fenbendazol in curing cancer. You laughing your ass off triggers alarms.

off-topic: hi dang. Can you help me understand why this got flagged? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44246859 FWIW, when potentially live saving content gets flagged on HN, ef…

You're being a bit gratuitously negative, which is against HN rules, considering the magnitude of the potential impact of this work. Ivermectin won the Nobel Prize. "First-in-the-W…

In case it saves a life, some papers report Fenbendazol cures some cancers. https://vigilantnews.com/post/the-overlooked-miracle-drug-fo...

It isn't.

In case it saves a life, some papers report Fenbendazol cures some cancers. https://x.com/MakisMD/status/1845353670407233817 https://x.com/skymeds_store/status/1919695848222687548 …

Does not restoring the tax deduction for software dev in the US help solo founders who don't draw salary to compete with large businesses?

> That assumes the vendor runs a buy-back scheme. That would cost What would it cost? The vendor runs software that sells tickets. The same software can buy tickets back, invalidat…

Congratulations on finishing this. If you were to do this again, how would you organize the source code differently?

You don't permit ticket transfers. Instead you sell tickets back to the venue for the price they were bought. Your tennis buddies would better be ready to buy the ticket from the v…

It's a question of price. No bot can afford a fee that increases exponentially based on the number of views. Similar to quadratic voting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quadratic_vot…

Use quadratic post fees. The larger the number of people who try to view a post, the larger the fee becomes or the post stops being viewable. So the fee isn't a one-time fee, but a…

Anyone who sells is a scalper. This is easy to notice. You can't go around saying "I've got two front row" when the mere act of saying it gets you noticed. You can't post online yo…

If you resell, you're a scalper. If you return the ticket to the venue/band, you get your money back, get the bond back, and you're not a scalper. Charging the ticket buyer the pri…

An option I'd like to see implemented is to make the customer put down a bond. Besides charging the customer for the ticket, also charge them another higher amount that gets refund…

> It's basically impossible. Require a fee to post.

I ran into the same problem. Built a web app too to fix this that tracked ghost jobs and misbehaving companies. Nobody used it. People will better use this app, lest they find them…

A different payment policy for ads, similar to stacker.news, is worth exploring.

Have ad publishers pay users, instead of pay ad companies. Instead of make an ad that already consumes the visitor's attention to also consume their cpu, and this to enrich the ad-…

> well, the comparison is quite far off the track: Might not be that far off the track. A post on X says "US Military Intelligence leaders (MJ-12) didn't like this idea because it …

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To stay relevant. Big platforms don't have an incentive to pay users. They collect the ad revenue themselves. Possibly because big platforms agreed among themselves to behave this …

Then the user would get paid for getting interrupted. The user could configure the browser/email-client/social-network to not accept messages that didn't submit a fee above some am…

Why don't we all decide to start paying for software? We pay for software indirectly when buying an iPhone or Mac.