skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In this kind of argument odds are just a way of making intuition sound objective. Based on one person's experience it may be obvious that accidental release from labs can happen. To another person this will seem more far fetched.

So which side of the argument should provide evidence? Why is the parents suspicion any less valid than your lack of suspicion? These kind of questions are particularly difficult when secretive government institutions are involved.
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if you have even a modicum of knowledge of china, you will understand why certain cities were shutdown. saturday is new year's day in china, and thus, thursday and friday are the two busiest travel days of the year. it's like thanksgiving and the related travel in the u.s. but on a whole other level. since wuhan, where the outbreak originated, has a population of around 10 million, the city and two surrounding cities were closed down to prevent the, then upcoming, exodus and intake of millions of people, a percentage of which would be infected or would potentially become infected and then would return to their origin city, further spreading the virus.
Not as an overt blanket capability statement, but e.g. LGM-30 is known to carry ASIP and rumoured to carry THAAD kill vehicles, both capable of intercepting dynamic orbital targets. LGM-30 climbs to 100km altitude before deploying the payload bus, which gives it ample range to hit GEO targets anywhere in the hemisphere.

Other thing I completely forgot to mention is that all existing global navigation constellations orbit at MEO, not GEO. Which puts them within speculative range of demonstrated ASAT weapons and allows for even longer reach from a launch vehicle like LGM-30.

https://www.mda.mil/news/11news0002.html

https://www.raytheon.com/capabilities/products/ekv
The old version opened with the text fully selected. You could either type a query and overwrite the text, edit the url, or tap and hold to get... Low and behold, copy and share.

The only thing they have added is confusion and behavorial conditioning. I see no benefits of the "new" way.
Open Is Cancelled
That's as close as it gets, but it's not enough.

I mapped it to cmd-shift-right so it does go to the next window. But there's no way that I could find to map going to the previous window... So for example I might have two windows tiled side by side. I want to go cmd-shift-right to focus on the right one, and cmd-shift-left to focus on the left...
Sometimes it's also possible to draw inferences by observing how the numbers were massaged. For example if you look at the red graph of confirmed cases at [1], there's a very noticeable jump from 1-17 to 1-18. Coincidentally, the third session of the 13th Hubei Provincial People's Congress concluded on January 17. [2]

[1] https://3g.dxy.cn/newh5/view/pneumonia

[2] http://en.hubei.gov.cn/news/newslist/202001/t20200119_200642...
The Null Ritual
Agree...I would enjoy road trips if I wasn't so bad with traffic, noise, and being in a running vehicle. I prefer a bike over walking or being in a vehicle any day. The AC inside the car makes me nauseous like there is no tomorrow. The constant shaking and pressure you can feel by focusing (unintentionally due to having nothing else to do) makes me feel anxious af. I get a headache and want to vomit if I eat anything heavy inside the car. I just want to get out of that box...ASAP. It feels like a big prison. I feel disassociated too when there is different weather outside and I can't open the windows.
the mortality rate is heavily skewed towards the elderly and/or already sick. from what i have read, it doesn't kill healthy young or middle aged adults.
Linode support is fantastic and we host some critical infrastructure with them for this reason and have been happy for years. DO has the managed DB however so we've been migrating some services to them. If Linode offers a managed DB I'll move everything back.
strange I didn't think you could copyright mechanics...
“An optimist is someone who believes we live in the best possible world. A pessimist is someone who fears this is true.”

I forgot the source of that quote.
I switched to DDG this year and so far satisfied with about 99.5% of my search done in DDG and 0.5% google (intuitive estimation).
According to the twitter announcement, they are not "backtracking", they are going to experiment further.

As of today, search results are still favicons on mobile...
I don't know exactly what you mean, but numpy's hstack and vstack seem to be enough for me.
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The top commenter's analogy aptly captures the essence of the issue.
I agree that 10min is a threshold. We have a bus line nearby that has a 15min interval. It's close to useless for short trips, and I only use it rarely.

The busses with 10min interval are okay. The average wait is still longer than I'd like, but it's not quite as frustrating.

But a 5 minute interval should absolutely be the goal. It's probably not possible for many bus lines because of traffic, but for rail and tram lines its not a problem.

With a 5 minute interval public transport becomes more appealing than driving.

One reason why wait time is so important is that people often need to change lines. If you want to take two busses with a ten minute interval, you have to leave 20min early to make sure you get there on time. That makes driving a lot more attractive...
I’m using this in a scientific drawing tool that I put together - it was remarkably easy to integrate, and the sketch aesthetic is great for presentations or when you wish to convey uncertainty.

I’m still hanging out for a browser implementation of Fiziko (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21651240) though, which would be a whole other cool aesthetic.
The Case for Making Low-Tech ‘Dumb’ Cities Instead of ‘Smart’ Ones
Could you not just set you status in WhatsApp to all people to contact you via Signal?

Not as good as an auto responder but at least people would see it when searching for you in the app
Most probably they have DDoS appliances (i.e. Arbor, corero, etc) installed in their network. One of the implementation is they will redirect all customer traffic to this appliance. And then the appliance will get some sample of the traffic and match it with their attack fingerprints database. If matched they will block the traffic. For the good traffic they will let it go to its final destination.
I think it's a great improvement.

Editing is much easier. 2 clicks. Cursor starts at the end, swipe to scroll and tap to place cursor where you want it.It was very annoying before.

Most of the time I want to copy a URL. It's now 2 fast clicks. Previously you had to long click or something to try to select all the text, then some extra step I've forgotten. I often had to try several times.

Share is now much faster. Two fast clicks. Previously it was click top right ... long drop down menu, scroll down to Share. Click that.
Only if you have the sense to do that. Have you met many Americans? I don't know why, but the ER has become the default destination for anything medical for many. There's no need to call ahead, they're open 24hrs! sigh
Why "cstdlib" is more complicated than you might think
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Probably because nobody understands the ramifications of what Google is doing deeply enough to build a solid-enough case. Justice is slow, too slow for modern times and laws are inadequate.
IIRC, if you're using DDG, you're essentially using Bing (base) + other custom engine work layered on top of it.
3M is a Fortune 100 company, I don't think it's unreasonable to expect a reader to have heard about them.
Is there any data to back up this claim? Anecdotally I can't think of a single query that I used to click through to an answers site like quora or stack exchange that is now addressed my the knowledge box snippet.
Tetris Friends shut down because the company that runs it (Tetris Online, Inc.) shut down. They had a fairly big library of games that was delisted from various platforms.
For such a young language, V's ecosystem advances pretty fast...
I suspect you greatly underestimate how much the average person didn't really care here.

In the moment, yeah, this matters - but Google still beats DDG for certain classes of results and people go where the easiest experience is.

I say this as a user of DDG. ;P
CASPaxos has nice latency and recovery times on node failures and partition re-joins. The author of the algorithm has a comparison with other popular consistent distributed databases https://github.com/rystsov/perseus

I particularly like novelty of using a function closures which makes it elegant and approachable.

I also found the idea of the hierarchical ballots from the article pretty interesting. ([config ballot, range ballot, file ballot, register ballot]). And I suppose in the spirit of the original paper, it would be a nested set of closures :-)

One thing that might not be obvious though, compared to other databases, is that reads essentially follow the same path as the writes and cost about the same, and even might result in spreading the update to other nodes that don't have the latest value.
There was also a significant uptick in biased/loaded questions on Quora recently (think election influencing/agenda pushing ones)

OTOH a lot of legitimate questions were answered by specialists or people very familiar with the subjects
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That would be problematic using non-immutable datastructures as well as you might end up with incorrect order or even nonsensical data if you don't use locking.

Having used immutable data structures and concurrency in non-clojure languages, I mostly resort to something like concurrentML for concurrency. Message passing lets you solve situations like that in more elegant ways.
my original comment was on the likelihood of this originating in a market versus a lab-based outbreak. of course most chinese do not eat bat. i didn't imply they did. the comment you replied to was me dismissing the commenter's argument. but the wuhan market and its patrons do eat bats and other animals that could already be infected by bats. so it's not far fetched that the virus did indeed originate there vs a lab leak.

the latter part of my comment was regarding the potential spread of disease. your comment addresses someone who already knows they are sick. the onset period of this virus is one to two weeks. that's a minimum of 14-21 meals before any symptoms show up, leaving plenty of time for person to person transmission. that plus the density of china's major cities and this particular time of year regarding travel yields a rather fertile ground for disease spread.
I am not sure how is it now but not that long ago there were slight differences in backup price and floating ips. If i remember on Linode backups cost almost twice than DO. On Vultr you had to pay for floating ip which you dont on DO.

Also from benchmarks ive seen Linode was inconsistent and overall not that faster than it looks on paper. Vultr was best in things like cpu performance but had slower networking. DO was just ok in any matrics.

If you add that DO has best admin panel, usually are first with most services like Spaces (which are not that amazing but OK) and sponsor lot of good content (tutorials, podcasts).

They are all similar services once you get one one of them there arent many reasons to switch. Like i looked into vultr high frequency compute for new service and then i realized i will have to deal with two invoices instead of one every month... so i just used DO:))
This may be a major event in Google's history - the point where they overdid ads and started to be perceived as a inferior service. This is sometimes called "pulling a Myspace".

Myspace was once the top social network. They looked unchallengeable. Then they got greedy. Myspace kept upping their ad content until usage dropped. Instead of backing off the ads, they upped the ad content even more to maintain revenue. Usage dropped further. That death spiral ended with Myspace irrelevant.
How exactly does that improve your life? Fewer notifications? Or you are seeing fewer unroll-tweets?
I meant I often have friends announcing on Facebook that they lost their contacts and need everyone's number. But it's rare for this to happen to any particular person. But you still have to check. If I'm texting someone for the first time in a year or more, I'll ask if it's still the same person, and hope they're telling the truth. Email is more reliable, but still not as good as Facebook.
Why would you do that? Why do people have an issue with Threadreader? A portion of Twitter users seems to really like it. So why not let them read your tweet storms that way?
The Chapwood Index
>The internet was built on good will, fun, and generally good intent.

The main catalyst for the internet was the fear of nuclear war, as exemplified in this influential RAND paper from 1960 [0], which led to the investment in ARPANET. I'm not disputing good will and good intent, but I don't think fun had much to do with it.

[0] http://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/papers/2008/P1995....
SoftLayer, now IBM Cloud, does not provide “DDOS Protection”. Their filtering service is only up to a certain amount, iirc max 5.5 Gbit or something like that. It is absolute trash and pretty much kills all traffic legitimate or not. If you’re filtered for more than 6-8 hours, they will just nullroute the IP. I’ve had the misfortune of hitting this every few months and it’s a major headache. If they remove you from the nullroute, and you land back on it, they won’t remove you again for 24 hours. A few months ago we hit a bug with their detection where it considered outbound to be the same as inbound, and produced some wildly off base numbers that made no sense. We’re not a small account, I’d say medium sized probably at this point, but I wanted to hop a plane to Dallas and strangle the techs there. It’s really gone downhill since IBM acquired them, and I dread to see how Red Hat fares...

If you ask for any estimated traffic size so you can go to a service that does do filtering for a living, they won’t give you that stating “nobody does”. It took a lot of time getting numbers out of them, and that finally finding a top level employee through our account manager was what led to them going “oh yikes, yeah something is off.” Sigh.
I'm not for Yang nor do I hate Yang, just noting the irony of the article. Unrelated, do you speak Ithkuil?
Coronavirus is very bad news, especially if you are (a) older (<60), (b) male, (c) diabetic, or (d) have preexisting respiratory issues.[0-2]

Most people are aware that CoV can cause pneumonia, but what really makes it devastating is that it can also attack your immune system, bowel, or kidneys depending on what cell surface receptors the strain can latch onto.[3-4]

There are some treatment options. Steroids are given to tamp down inflammation and treat pneumonia in severe cases, but have a nasty side effect of osteonecrosis (bone death). Ribavirin with interferons may or may not be effective.[5-6]

[0] https://academic.oup.com/aje/article/159/3/229/79939

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16759303

[2] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5450662/

[3] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24732781

[4] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4072739/

[5] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24493194

[6] https://academic.oup.com/jac/article/71/12/3340/2631297
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I find it strange that adults don't daydream.

I was one of those kids who live in his own head and was forever daydreaming and I as I grew up I never stopped helped I think by my early adult life been working on production lines/factories usually alone or so noisy ear protection was required removing any irrelevant conversation - I'd turn up, go onto autopilot and disappear into my head.

I still do it now, if I'm walking along the riverbank near where I live the world recedes and I visualise how it must have looked hundreds or thousands years ago and imagine the people/animals around then and so on.

It's both an escape hatch and a pressure valve for me - I also don't dream (or more correctly I do dream but maybe once ever couple of years I actually remember one) which I think is likely somehow connected.

My partner finds it odd because she'll come into a room and I'll just be sat still staring into space completely unaware she's entered the room.

This was a great article though, the idea of deliberately cultivating that state by sitting in an isolated place is attractive.

There are days where I hate the modern world (while accepting all it's advantages) - the constant distractions, clamour for attention from everything, the splitting of time into tiny increments in which everything must be done, it often feels like the world is just slightly off axis and I don't fit.

I've never found it an issue and an hour just sat in that state leaves me feeling refreshed and alert, the days where I feel the most flattened are the ones that are so busy that I don't get chance to do it.
Yes, Google entered into a settlement with the FTC in 2013 for, among other things, scraping sites like Yelp and presenting the info directly in search results. Google didn't have any of their own reviews at the time.

"In its 2013 settlement, the FTC ruled against Google on scraping. Rivals can now opt out of having their content lifted, without fear of being demoted in the search rankings."

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/mar/20/google-il...
My own little pet theory is, that the idea of the pryoclastic stream coming down from the volcano is wrong. Its the only one we know so far. But if you look at the volcanic activity in the area - you will note that the ground of the ocean floor also rises and falls.

A sort of massive steam release from the ocean - could cook people relatively fast- and when the pyroclastic stream from the volcano arrived, leave the bodies sort of "Pre-cremated".

Of course this theory has its own faults. One beeing that such a steam release usually co-exists with a massive explosion (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krakatoa)..
There are no traces of a steam explosion..
Two things that made me migrate (mostly) to DO from Linode:

1. For a long time, Linode did not have a terrform provider
2. DO's managed Kubernetes offering Just Works, and is very competitively priced

FWIW, I still run a small Linode box. It's been rock-solid, and the support they provide is absolutely top-notch.
Haskell language extensions do not change the language semantics. They extend the semantics with additional functionality. Existing code does not change its meaning when you enable an extension.
here's an interesting thought experiment.. what happens to your loan when your bank goes bankrupt ?
Here's a map that shows all public lands in the US.

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That's probably because its one of the most easiest and cleanest languages out there. No bloat = fast development imo. Not a perfect language (or even complete) by any means but still good enough : ) Thanks for the interest.
I think they worded it badly. I'll spare you the very litigious and long history Tetris has had with licensing, and talk about how EA got the license to make a mobile Tetris game.

1. Henk Rogers creates a company called Blue Lava Wireless, and his other company Blue Planet Software gives them the right to make a few Tetris games.
2. JAMDAT, a publisher of mobile games buys Blue Lava Wireless, and also acquires a 15 year exclusive license to publish mobile Tetris games.
3. EA buys JAMDAT later in the year, along with that license.

Can you guess the date JAMDAT bought BLW? April 20, 2005.

The Tetris Company is very protective of their brand, as they should be. They make a crap load of money from licensing it to publishers, and having exclusivity just ramps up that price.

3 days ago all of EA's Tetris games were delisted from App Stores, while some may have assumed the games would have remained up at least until April 21st. My theory is BPS and N3TWORK saw this as an issue, no Tetris on the App Store, and needed to answer to it, so they paid EA to delist early, and released their barebones Tetris game.

N3TWORK (who BPS has invested in) also has another upcoming Tetris title called Tetris Royale. It's already available for the New Zealand region, but playable anywhere if you're crafty.
It is possible to have viral infection start as conjuctivitus, which is why it is important to not rub your eyes and to wash your hands regularly.
Yup, same here. @aI"<esc>A",<esc>j off the top of my head and then something like 1000@a. I'd then just add brackets and remove the trailing comma.

Showing off macros (in my case evil mode, but I suppose it's the same for emacs) is a nice party trick that has impressed some of my coworkers.

Sadly it does not really do so well at actual parties...
I’m very very sad to hear this. This man was a gentle giant in the business world. May his family find peace after their loss.
Is a beaver dam an effort to control and suppress nature, or is it part of nature itself?

So are the works of man.
WowRack still has a notorious reputation for hosting spammers.
Facial recognition in schools: Even supporters say it won't stop shootings
HN has gone off the deep end in reading conspiratorial motivations behind every UI change and tweak.
You can't. The whole case rests on trade dress, a form of trademark. They clearly know what they are doing in court, with past episodes being on Nintendo's side in the past. Xio also had a terrible defense, and imo their expert witness falling flat. The evidence presented was also skewed imho, it drives me nuts every time I think about it.

I should note that it is possible to patent game mechanics, and there are various patents owned by them, and also other developers of Tetris games. None of these cover the core mechanics of Tetris however.
/r/AskReddit but with no moderation. Anyone can ask any question no matter how dumb.
A couple of months ago I switched from Google to DDG and I'm quite happy so far. The reason? The outrageous number of ad results I was getting. I once even thought I was not searching on Google but on a scam website that looked like a Google, but sadly I checked and realized it was Google.
I just don't understand how Google has turned into an ad manager instead of an Internet search engine