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I'm not sure, definitely not if you use XOR-OTP, not so sure about additive-OTP, see my reply here[0] for reasons.

Would like to know, if my assessment on additive OTP is correct, if anyone knows?

EDIT: I mean, of course you still shouldn't, but where the XOR catastrophically fails after just a single reuse, the additive one should be more robust, even with reuse. The Venona Decrypts were additive-OTP, I postulate, the decryption rate would've probably been higher with XOR-OTP.

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22448966
I for one have always thought that keeping things synchronous based on select() is a better intellectual discipline and less error prone. Only in few cases you are forced to use asynchronous programming. However that's not why I comment here.

I just want to inform that "yield from" and "@coroutine" are now deprecated. So the article needs a bit of an update:

Note: Support for generator-based coroutines is deprecated and is scheduled for removal in Python 3.10.

References:
- https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio-task.html#generato...
- https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/3.7.html
- https://bugs.python.org/issue36921
> So the punishment for not existing is, you get banned. That's actually their response.

Ha yea...If you expected introspection, you don’t know Twitter the company very well.

I really hope SV moves past this “surely we have an obligation to direct society” thing and gets back to hackers and geeks doing cool things. Not holding my breathe though.
Any other indie devs in the thread? What do you like about events like GDC? Have you found it paid off financially to meet people or learn thing while there?
I encourage you to look at the patch (it’s short). The callbacks are not between git2 and libgit2 so I think you are misunderstanding the nature of the problem.

I agree though that a pure rust implementation of libgit2 would be ideal.
From your link:

CDC estimates that so far this season there have been at least 32 million flu illnesses, 310,000 hospitalizations and 18,000 deaths from flu.

The math: 0.0005625

From my link:

http://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspective/2020/02/study-720...

They are saying COVID-19 is about 20 times more deadly than the flu, so I don't know why you think the opposite.
Clean was directly inspired by Miranda.
Why did CDC send NYC man home without testing for coronavirus?
Yoo, I met the author when I toured ETH Zurich for visit days. If you're reading this, super excited for you :D
- there is at least the possibility that Covid is an order of magnitude more deadly

- there might be more immunity against influenza in the population

- there is a vaccine with some success

- influenza often starts with a high fever so you're less likely to misinterpret it

But who knows, a few more covids and we might become very careful and hygiene conscious every winter and end up limiting influenza, too.
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> A platform can have biases.

No. A publisher can have biases. You would not appreciate any utility changing your service because of biases.
Oh! I understand. You're right. Some descriptions mix coroutines and event loops together. thx
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Unlike many outbreaks, covid-19 appears to disproportionately favor the young

That wording seems ambiguous, from the dictionary:

favor - feel or show approval or preference for

While I can see how you could say that since children are spared, the disease "favors" them, that doesn't sound quite right. If I said "The serial killer favors young women", I think most people would assume that young women were his target.
You don't have to go as far as the netherlands. On the santa monica bike path people absentmindedly stumble into it, imagining it to be a sidewalk, and cause chaos when 80 rental bikes and 15 electric scooters begin to pile up and all attempt to merge and pass the wandering geriatric in the path at once.
Your more-than-one-time pad is basically an ECB mode cipher with block size = the length of the message.
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But there _are_ "such people". The wealthy elite, to be exact. They can order the government to do as they please. If the situation is dire, and their collective several trillion dollars are going to go up in smoke in their lifetime, you can bet they'd ram whatever programs they like through the government to avert that. Take the progressive icon such as Jeff Bezos. $120 billion fortune, trillion-dollar company employing 800K people. All of this is entirely dependent (presumably) on the world order not collapsing by the end of the century. And it's not like the guy is illiterate or anything - he's into space exploration and building hundred thousand year clocks. The amount he pledges to fight climate change? Less than 10% of his wealth. Comparably wealthy Gates, who can't shut up about climate change, spends relatively little on it in his philanthropic efforts. Barack Obama, who should be supremely informed on the topic, bought a property near the ocean for $12M. I refuse to believe that these three people in particular are uninformed. I also refuse to believe that they wouldn't be able to effect change if they really wanted to. And by "change" I don't mean just speaking from a podium like you see them do all the time. I mean real, actual change: fund programs, push sensible stuff through the government, etc, etc.

The rational conclusion I make from all this: the rumors of our impending demise have been greatly exaggerated, if all people with means and influence do to avert it is read bullshit from a teleprompter every now and then.
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I kindly beg to differ for the 1980s:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_programming_lang...

The all-caps acronyms were the 1960s and before
People died from the Spanish flu because they were malnourished and because the general conditions were bad. The Spanish flu would be nothing like that if it happened today ... In Europe at least.

Some interesting read: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fcimb.2018.0034...
Where did you get Mountain View? I watched the press conference. They wouldn't name which city in Santa Clara County when asked.
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Low humidity impairs barrier function and increase resistance for viruses [pdf]
They tried to paint one like this along some of the main walks at USC. Absolutely no one realizes it's there, cyclist or pedestrian.
Covid-19 appears to be about ten times as deadly as normal influenza.
I'm relatively sure that homes and infrastructure can manage waiting a year.
Shelling out is arguably a worse scheme as it is again a thin wrapper, but with significantly worse error semantics and performance. Parsing the output of CLI tools is tedious very brittle, even in the case when the tool provides nicely formatted and consistent output, not to mention the shitty performance.

I think there are two alternatives of increasing difficulty:
1. Write a thicker wrapping around git2 (possibly in a different crate) that achieves an idiomatic API.
2. Write an equivalent to libgit2 in rust.

It’s true that 2 has some significant downsides and probably isn’t worth the effort but it certainly would’ve prevented this bug.
No, it's the healthcare IT people. Imagine people with the combined hubris of physicians and SV SWEs, and the skills of neither. It has to be the most Dunning-Kruger conference on Earth.
It has to be said that adding overhead cabling above train-tracks is far from trivial.

Back in 1996, or so, I was on a work-placement with British Rail and our project was auditing the bridges and tunnels along various routes. In order to fit overhead cables over the tracks, and over the trains, there were are lot of bridges that had to be raised, adjusted, or replaced to give clearance room.
If major world governments started saying they were about to nuke one another it would not be valid to say "Why are you so worried about nukes? Car accidents killed a million people last year and nobody died due to nuclear weapons."

A pandemic from a novel virus is a black swan event that is not well represented by looking at recent statistics. The risk is not the recent past, but the possible future where this infects a significant percentage of the world's population, overwhelms our healthcare system, and kills millions if not more.
I have a feeling that at this point more people have put more time into planning for zombie virus attacks than real actual virus attacks ... it may be we have to study zombie attack plans to figure out what to do next .....

In related news, apparently I don't have enough shotguns
The same is true for a normal flu. It seems the incubation time is rather long with this virus which is why you might want to wait before visiting them again.
> The data so far suggests that the virus has a case fatality risk around 1%; this rate would make it several times more severe than typical seasonal influenza and would put it somewhere between the 1957 influenza pandemic (0.6%) and the 1918 influenza pandemic (2%).

That was a little shocking to read. I had no idea the 1918 influenza pandemic was only 2%. I lost relatives to it, assumed it was a larger percentage than 2%.
Yeah! I know that @coroutine and yield from are deprecated. This article focuses on how coroutines cooperate with event loops in Python. You remind me that I should add a warning to inform your information. Thanks.
APL isn't cheating because of that, it's cheating because it's small enough to fit in your CPU cache!

I'm sure something else can beat Miranda, I'm just unsure of what. I don't really care for the FP paradigm outside of arrays and Lisp, though, so I'll be the first to admit that I haven't spent days looking; just a few hours here and there.

Oh, actually: Stalin probably does. It's an R4RS compiler. Good luck getting it to compile, though. It took me a few hours and a lot of code changes to get it to compile half a decade ago (I wanted to compare the one I was writing, which was a lot worse, naturally, but much easier to compile). The compiler itself is slow as a tortoise, but it generates really wonderful code. It's probably rotted a bit now, though.
I would have to see the memo myself.
Curbing travel in the I
US to cut expenses given economic uncertainty makes sense.

But the article makes it sound like they don't want to spread the virus by traveling within the US. Which I just don't believe I until I see the actual memo.
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Two main things you can do:

1) Transfer learning -- start with self supervised model and either fine tune parameters or freeze parameters + add another layer to train your task (with way fewer params/necessary labels since you already learned about the input distribution)

2) Nearest neighbor/clustering -- no need to label all classes, simply fetch similar examples (eg find semantically similar sentences in a corpus).
Why is compiling to LLVM bytecode insane? Compiling to bytecode and then working with a simpler language has worked for decades since the introduction of BCPL.

It's also the approach used by Open64, where you compile to WHIRL which is then optimised with successive passes until you eventually output whatever the architecture can run.
"But again this can all be discovered as you go along."

How are you going to discover that from just the sources without any institutional knowledge? It sounds to me this applies only to a specific niche you've managed to find. I.e. you get only those gigs where institutional knowledge is not paramount as the employers who need deep domain knowledge are not even trying to hire you. I don't mean this in a deragoratory sense - it sounds to me you provide great value to your employers - but just in that you work in a specific market segment and what is true in your segment might not hold in others.
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> 2,900 deaths in a country of 1.39B. 2 deaths per million people.

1. You have no guarantee that it's not going to get worse.

2. And this was after a draconian quarantine, and nation-wide mobilization to prevent the spread.
It's really just a question of efficiency. People don't take the subway in nyc because its fun; it can still take an hour one way if everything is working out for the mta that day. They take it because driving in would take two hours.

People take whatever is easiest, so in cities like LA it's no suprise that millions of people would rather sit in traffic hell for 45 minutes one way a day when their transit trip would be an hour and a half, if everything works.

If you want less people driving, then you need to provide a better alternative beyond transit just being the civically minded thing to do. It also doesn't help when its not perceived to be the most safe alternative, in terms of crime and harassment.
Carbon neutral is a fossil industry marketing gimmick. The climate does not care about provenance of CO2, it only cares about its presence.

We need to de-carbonize, and hydrogen produce by renewables such as wind qualifies.
Early signs of the coronavirus were spotted, spread and throttled in China
You’re the first person in any forum online I’ve seen reference Wings. My dads friend used to call my dad to tell him it was on and he’d switch from whatever ninja turtles / golden girls / simpsons episode we were watching. We despised wings! But actually it’s a great show.
Love the man. May he RIP. He contributed greatly in debunking climate alarmism. One of the few scientists who were brave enough to go against the annoying PC culture around this issue. Good man. He did great work.
From a users perspective, MFA is nearly never better than single factor. Attacks are services responsibility anyway.
How many people read manuals? Especially for something simple like a mask? They assume they know how to use it properly.
Working in a startup that turns into a pre-ipo $2bn unicorn is like winning the startup lottery. The majority of years spent in early stage startups is spent accumulating worthless stock, where paper valuations will never materialize outside a funding negotiation room.

> I dare you to say that to your janitor or receptionist.

Yes I understand unskilled workers are worse off, but I’m not sure what your argument is there.
And "How to respond to COVID-19":

https://www.gatesnotes.com/Health/How-to-respond-to-COVID-19
You've made several comments here suggesting that GHC - pretty widely considered an extremely powerful compiler - is inferior to what Miranda offers. Can you substantiate your claim that Miranda is faster than Haskell/GHC?

FWIW, I just tried doing a very quick dumb benchmark - the classic functional pseudo-quicksort. GHC spit out a binary that can sort 10,000,000 numbers in a few seconds on my laptop. Miranda (after cranking up the heap size a couple orders of magnitude) took noticeably more time to sort only 1,000,000.
What is the rumor? There are many people working in hospitals that know a thing or two but aren't in a position to share it outside the workplace. I'd rather the facts be allowed out rather than covered up... it's more responsible and will keep people from getting killed.
if you sneeze and have a running nose, it's likely not the covid-19 virus - those start with high fever and dry coughing, but no runny nose or sneezing
Can you ask your family member why she thinks China is destroying their economy over this?
Testing all those folks is a good place to start.

And a competent government would already have the staff in place or on reserve.
Suggest HN: Google, Apple and FB work together to help stop coronavirus
To limit the spread of coronavirus, in China they have been using widespread facial recognition technology to track who has been near who. From this you can download an app and be informed if someone you have been near has it.

In the west we do not have this in place, but nearly everyone in the west has a smart phone running iOS or Android (with FB, WhatsApp, Instagram, Chrome, etc... installed). If these devices/apps could:

(1) Regularly track location data

(2) Regularly ask users for their symptoms

Then this system could allow people to know if someone they have crossed paths with has the disease or symptoms, so that they could then self isolate.

I do not know anyone from these companies, but HackerNews does. Please ask them to consider this suggestion.
what if we yield from an async function without the @coroutine decorator? That is also an AsyncGenerator. Or is the scope of deprecation solely concerned with the @coroutine decorator?
> Australasia resulting in bushfires

Ah yes, the same fires started by loony arsonists to promote climate change hysteria.
People with mild cases aren’t getting counted in the same way so that number is likely very incorrect. What we know is that we are very far of the death toll of seasonal flue which is estimated to be around 291,000 - 646,000 globaly.
> This could actually be a catalyst for major transmission. It’s ridiculous.

Have you ever used public transport?
A one-person startup uses not less than yours :) https://www.listennotes.com/blog/the-boring-technology-behin...

It's a good thing that we can outsource tasks to 3rd party SaaS for a small fee, rather than hiring full-time employees
Yes... But you see he's on the wrong team.

The reality is you're exactly right.. His administration is essentially a policy clone of JFK or bill Clinton even... Ironically, he's pulled most of the Republicans that far left with him.

The democrats are essentially progressive socialists, they've been there since the Bush era. True conservatives (smaller more limited govt, less spending, less foreign intervention) are tragically homeless. But most of the time feel compelled to vote with big red, because the other side, as the Bernie bro said on camera, are looking to put anyone not part of their camp into reeducation and labor training. And they all are ok with it, they just get angry at Bernie for saying it out loud.
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Yeah. The part that should freak people out is this looks multiples more infectious to boot.
Diamond Princess cruise ship shows that it’s not even close to Spanish flu in mortality. Because the symptoms are mild for 80% of people, the reported cases are severely underreported. Only when a whole populace is tested do we
see the true infection rate.
If, on the other hand, you got a tax break for living in the high-cost Bay Area, then you could buy a house to build a lot of wealth and sell it later to retire someplace cheaper. Not exactly fair to people who live where salaries are lower.

The proper way to make things fair is to tax landlords on the land value [1] of their properties. They are the ones pulling in all the unearned income in high cost areas.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_value_tax
I'm responding to:

> I don’t want to waste my time talking to accounts under pseudonyms..
I may be lazy but I had to do math to figure out what you spend. Maybe total it? Just as a litmus test.
In a perfect world, Trump would appoint Gates to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, Gates would accept, the Senate would quickly confirm, and Trump would actually listen and defer to him on this.

It's interesting that this is directed to policy makers and other leaders, rather than individuals on the ground - e.g. it's about resource allocation, not personal preperation. (It was amusing to see the large-scale analogue to hoarding referred to as "lists of supplies to be stockpiled or redirected in an emergency." This presumes, of course, that governments will act as a force of mediating reason on people's irrational impulses; and we all know that sometimes it's the opposite).
I wish there were the actual papers instead of titles only.
I found out about the Kano method about a year ago and have been using it professionally since (when appropriate).

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