skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I feel like React hooks even though they provide a concise way to write code. they pushed react 2 decades back. classes had provided a standardized way to do stuff in React land. Now you're going to have places where people use hooks, others classes. n in my personal experience will result in different testing strategies n unknown bugs. this is one of the reasons, I quit working as frontend software engineer. just too much change
Why didn't UC Davis test the patient themselves? Why did they need the CDC's permission?
If is it utter spam (girls in your area want to meet, V1agra, prOn), block the sender and optionally report spam. If it is something that you likely signed up for, click the unsubscribe link. If it is something you did not ask for or ever sign up for, click spam. You can also set filters to auto delete or put into folders to keep the inbox clean.
Yes I use that feature too. Seemed like a no brainer. I can even recover the image pretty easy anyway by typing in the 10 or so commands again.
Individual maker-types are all over the map, in every way. Making blanket MBAish statements about what's good for them is (a) a fool's errand[1], and (b) rather arrogant in assuming you even know what's good for them.

And even if price optimization is what's good for what ails everyone and we just didn't know we all need to pay 12% more, the result of this lesson underwrites Etsy while complicating everyone else's life. Um, thanks?

[1] Just one of many points one can make here - a large number of crafty folks are very much not profit-maximizers. I know this is true for me (I don't sell on Etsy) - running my hobby like a business would be stupid, because not only will my day job will always pay better, but more importantly, chasing fashions, accounting and caring about competition would suck all the fun out of it.
Time to panic?

Edit: lots of downvotes but that was a serious question.
They are not a surprise, no. I have wondered before what marketplace sellers could do in the way or organizing/unionizing.
The set "easy problems iterated" is a subset of "hard problems" and I would argue a very small and uninteresting subset. Biotech, energy, next gen computing physics; I don't see any of those as iterating on a simple problem.
Mayo Clinic assessment of the 2003 SARS coronavirus:

>A biphasic course has been described in many patients, with an initial illness followed by improvement and then subsequent deterioration. This worsening can present as recurrent fever 4 to 7 days after initial defervescence, new chest infiltrates, respiratory failure, or watery diarrhea. In a cohort of 75 patients in Hong Kong, 85% had recurrent symptoms after initial improvement. The authors described a triphasic course with fever, myalgia early in week 1, and recurrent fever, hypoxemia, diarrhea, and shifting chest infiltrates in week 2. Twenty percent of patients progressed to ARDS during the third week of the illness. Quantitative reverse-transcriptase polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) of nasopharyngeal aspirate in 14 patients with relapse showed peak viral loads occurred at day 10 after onset of symptoms, suggesting that the late deterioration may be due to the host immune response rather than to uncontrolled viral replication.

(Granted, the Japanese woman's symptoms disappeared for almost a month before reappearing.)

https://www.mayoclinicproceedings.org/article/S0025-6196(11)...
> there are official sources that send you notifications.

Feel free to link them. Brief googling didn't turn up any for me.
China panicked in Wuhan. People got welded inside their homes.
What functionality does Python have that Perl doesn't?

I'm legitimately asking because I'm pretty sure there is almost no functionality in Python that isn't in Perl.

In fact of the features I've read about that changed between Python 2 and 3, all of them remind me of a change in Perl. Except Perl didn't break old code in the process.
What about: "Paddy's Bar" ?
Preventing Firefox to Switch to DoH Using Pi-hole
Happened to me a few times, some people I randomly met in a bar where recommended to me the next day, super creepy.
Yeah exactly, and I think it was DAU/MAU that Facebook started obsessing over, not just MAU.

Is there a difference between an "active user" and just a "user"?
Great guide! Overall, agree with the thoughts on leverage and running an efficient process. However, speaking from experience and having spent time as a principal and associate, I would disagree with the advice that only pitching partners is worthwhile. Depending on the space(my experience is solely in hard tech), associates and principals generally make up the technical core of the team, so getting them excited is a key step in making overall progress. A good rule of thumb is to check LinkedIn. If the person has been there more than a year, assume even lower level folks have an ability to make go/no-go decisions.
No, it's more akin to "I shed no tears for people that built their business on the back of the Facebook Platform or Pinterest".
I don't know about templating, but... is Haskell's Hindley-Milner type identification system Turing complete? For that matter, Lisp's macros are definitely Turing complete, and they are... a templating system on steroids, maybe?

About mindshare: Lisp has zealots, but they are few, even if they are loud, and they are on HN more than many other places. C++ is perhaps not loved, but in some circles it is very well respected, the way a chef respects a very sharp knife. The value lies precisely in the sharpness.
I do that with marathon entries. The worst offender by far has been the Rock N Roll series, who sold my email (runrocksoldthisemail@example.com) to several races throughout California. I chuckle every time something occasionally comes in to that address. 9/10 would recommend.
We're everywhere.
It was always amusing when people made fun of him for that quote.
That was... less glorious than I was hoping for. I think a PC built as a mobile would be pretty cool.
another security aspect -

on one project I was on to combat possible attackers we replicated the password and username fields multiple times, all field ids were uniquely generated, the fake fields were invisible, the real fields were visible.

If a bot filled out the fake field the application continued on and later on in the workflow would crash randomly for some unrelated reason.

This made it very difficult to run our automated GUI tests.
I've seen this many times in the last few weeks. Can people please stop copying and pasting individual sentences of an article out of the actual context of the article and posting them in the comments. Even without a comment of their own. This way the article cannot be viewed objectively and that is also the reason why misinformation is spread. We are not in other "social communities" here. Thank you.
Several new companies I’ve worked with have folded recently after being unable to raise their next or initial round.

Seems like risk appetite has shifted: https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/startup-barometer/
Yeah, not clear why logitech hasn't yet bought into usb-c... all their stuff is still usb-a you can't even get a unifying usb-c connector for your mac.
A Parcel 2 transformer for Svelte 3
> People got welded inside their homes.

Great netaphor!

The article mentioned the Japanese woman is a tour bus guide, so you can imagine how serious that is.
Missed a realy useful one: Apple SSD to M2.
It depends on the country, in the US you should subscribe to CDC alerts and follow the news.

https://www.cdc.gov/publichealthgateway/healthalerts/index.h...

In South Korea people get emergency alerts on their phones whenever they enter an area that is affected.

This strategy may be used by other countries too in the near future, so check if emergency alerts are configured on your phone.
Thanks for posting this, and not just because it's immediately relevant. ESRI goes over some really good guidelines for visualizations as well as interpreting them that can be applied to anything you see in e.g. the New York Times.
20 lbs of Rice at Walmart is about $9.00.

2 lbs of Black Beans is $2.22. (figure it to make 4 cans worth).

So about $190 gets that.

I'd throw in a bunch of Ramen Noodles (pro bachelor tip).
> And here's another one that's weirder and weirder the longer you look at it.
So it's a 5.25" bay mounted hard drive, but it's a RAM disk.

Now a RAM disk is when you use some RAM like a disk, but this isn't on the motherboard, so... how is it RAM? how does it connect?

see when they call this a RAM disk, they really mean it on the "DISK" part.
It's SATA!
It's a SATA drive you use like any other drive, it's just fast as hell because it's backed by RAM!

but doesn't RAM lose its contents when turned off?

YEP! that's why it has that big honking battery there, it keeps the RAM active when the PC is turned off.

I wonder how long that battery lasts for, also I guess wiping your data is easy... just unplug the battery, no way anyones gonna get at your data then.
1707 when Britain became politically united and ceased to be England and Scotland.

The English colonies preceded that, but it was not British. Cromwell's invasion of Ireland was the start of the plantation system, i.e. settler colonies.

Before that there was the brief Anglo-French dual monarchy during the reign of Henry VI.

And before that there was the larger Angevin Empire which included Britain, Ireland, and the western half of France. However I would consider that Norman rather than English as the rulers spoke French.
Is there any reason to believe that more people are failing to fill out the census in my area than in other areas? Because if the failure rate is about the same everywhere it probably does make little difference.
It's reminiscent of what StubHub did last year when, just a few weeks before baseball season began, they increased their commission on MLB tickets by 50%.

Yes, fifty percent.
How different is the tracking that TikTok does compared to what Facebook and Google does? Except may be TikTok might be shipping this data off to the Chinese?
What is this and why would I want to use it?
It's not because the quote is wrong but because he was dodging a question by providing a long non-answer, he was being asked about the lack of evidence Iraq was selling WMD's to terrorist groups. Then they start a protracted war that killed hundreds of thousands based in these "unknown unknowns".
> How many other languages have a Turing complete sublanguage built into them just to handle templating?

D does. It's just that nobody uses it for that, because CTFE (Compile Time Function Execution) is so much better.

https://dlang.org/spec/function.html#interpretation
Sounds interesting, coming from Facebook and initiated by the guy who also started Yarn and Babel, so a good chance to achieve its lofty goals.
> ”Maybe I’m going to regret this, but I can’t even get to that level of thinking with them,” Huffman said. “Because I look at that app as so fundamentally parasitic, that it’s always listening, the fingerprinting technology they use is truly terrifying, and I could not bring myself to install an app like that on my phone.”

That’s rich coming from the guy who turned Reddit into the Dark Lord of Dark Patterns. Can’t use Reddit web on mobile anymore without 50 nags to install the app, and sometimes it simply won’t load a page until you do. Guarantee they track every last thing you do, every subreddit you visit. Hypocrisy in the extreme.
Rome was the center of the Mediterranean world during the early church, the only city with a million people.

That's the only reason the Roman diocese became dominant. Not any sort of lineage or pedigree.
can you give me a headstart? so your prog enables me to do projection mapping with winamp visualisers basically, right?
so if i own some discotheque with some projectors, i could use this regardless of input music in auto-random-mode all day all night?
Do you know any commercial products using it?
>Rome has a logo of an ancient Greek spartan helmet. It's not very relevant since it's not Roman, but it looks cooler than a Galea.

I chuckled.
Right. Doesn't help an infection. Probably makes it worse.

But I suspect there's a window of about 30 minutes where the efficacy of alcohol on the hands has a similar effect on the throat.

Make the host as inhospitable as possible and maybe it'll prevent an infection.
I deleted my original Facebook account almost 5 years ago, and this is slightly off topic but I recently made a brand new facebook account just to use marketplace, I gave the bare minimum of information you could give and even used a brand new email address, as soon as I entered my phone number to verify my account I got the creepiest friend recommendations, they must have been pulling them from whatsapp because they were insanely accurate, and that was just with my phone number, with a brand new account and a brand new email.
I think good graphics can create a feeling of authenticity so I'm pretty surprised to hear that the watermarks gave that same effect.

High information density works better depending on the context for sure, but in other cases illustrations add to the "human" factor to a brand/site to make it seem more inviting or personal.

Overall, I think the trend has definitely shifted to more of a focus on visual design for clearer communication
I love programming in C++ and I love this rant.

If you ever design a language you should hope that it gets popular enough that people bitch about it this hard. That’s a real triumph.
I've been living through it in Hong Kong for the past month, and this is just my personal view.
Time to panic? Absolutely not, but do take proper precautions. Wash your hands more often, try to avoid touching your face after you've been out in public. Don't go to areas where there are usually a lot of tourists.

I've seen the panic mentality here in Hong Kong, and there's no real difference between the people who panicked, and the people who didn't. Panicking just makes it worse for everyone else.
Yikes, what platform is this?
Not at all. You can send me an email: kristian@submotion.io
Personally, I found TikTok to be a funny, light-hearted app, but there's definitely an overaggressive approach when it comes to pushing content and re-engaging users.

Besides what he is saying, the app and platform are designed to spread content fast, with quick feedback loops of brand re-engagement through other platforms. If you use Reddit you will notice that content coming from TikTok gets shared constantly and it's designed in a way that drives indirect traffic back to them. There are even a handful of subreddits just dedicated to TikTok videos like r/TikTokCringe which got so popular that it is not for "cringe" anymore.

Not only the videos have a TikTok watermark, but also when they end they have a prominent display of the creator username (which presumably drives people who found the content funny to
search for them).

This makes me think that he is actually upset about the fact that TikTok thrives on Reddit and there's nothing they can do about it.

Just look at TikTok itself. Have you seen their user experience when it comes to sharing content? It's a super highly optimized sharing experience that even remembers your preferred sharing channels, plus it has a significant number of features for soft sharing like downloading as a live photo or gif.
I mean there's zero friction between TikTok and posting a gif to Reddit or any other platform because they make it incredibly easy.

This seems diametrically opposed to Reddit's sharing experience which is constantly tinkered to create a walled-garden (for example in iOS they disabled the ability to share videos directly into messages because this effectively made visiting Reddit unnecessary.)

The other super crazy part about TikTok is how their algorithm presumably works. It's really an incredible engineering accomplishment but one that is definitely transgressing the "creepy" line. They really analyze absolutely everything about your content in order to classify it and rank it. This article gives a good explanation: https://veed.io/grow/reverse-engineering-how-tiktok-algorith...
https://www.davisenterprise.com/local-news/newly-diagnosed-c...

Treatment protocols at UCD Medical Center mentions airborne precautions after the patient tested positive.

Airborne transmission was also seen in China.
Thanks. I actually came across the issue in a (different) third-party article, but I submitted the Etsy link based on "If a post reports on something found on another site, submit the latter." from the Hacker News Guidelines. I agree the third-party articles provide more context; I was just trying to stick to the Guidelines. =)
You too are welcome to send me an email. kristian@submotion.io
Looking at this from a numbers game, as Etsy is probably doing, this is a guaranteed money source for them. All they have to do is claim they are running internet ads for your product. Whether that ad worked or the sale just happened based on normal Etsy traffic, is probably not disclosed. Hence Etsy has 100% control of the information and therefore can bet, let's say $1M per day towards this, but on the flip side, can guarantee that a 12% fee increase (for the stores that will be required to pay it) will already be $2M per day.

My numbers are fake but you get the gist.
It is notable that this code forces a conversion to std::function which IIRC can actually require more space than the lambda it's attempting to store. For lambdas just use auto they don't have a type don't worry about their type.
Pics please
I got into it with their support over this. They still claim they don't allow those items but when you report it to them they shrug it off.

I've written them off completely now. All of these aliexpress, etc dropshippers are ruining all of the retail sites.
Tackle big problems, win big prizes.

Why are we here? Where are we going?

People will never stop asking these questions.
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Designing Learn JavaScript's course portal (Part 2)
I guess it does! :-) I'm not blogging very consistently at the moment but I do seem to have a lot of ideas lately so maybe I should try and get back into the groove.
As someone living in Hong Kong, it kind of blows my mind how little attention Americans have given this situation. All but a few Americans have their head in the sand on this, and the markets have not at all priced in the all but certain long term impact of this.

I've personally broken my long-time rule of no trading public markets and opened a Robinhood account to hedge against this. So far this week I'm up 5x on those hedges. Markets are starting to realize, but I don't think we're even close to having fully priced in the impact of this.

Everybody remembers the 2008 recession. A subset of people during that recession made a killing. The Big Short was a great book (and movie) about this. This is probably the first new opportunity to be a "big shorter."
Try Baitblock https://baitblock.app

Baitblock has tracking resistance that also deletes first party cookies/other tracking mechanisms when it detects that you're not logged into a website.
> ...the back of my computer is ugly.

https://www.homedepot.com/s/Spray%2520paint?searchtype=text&...
Freenode IRC
China city offers $1,400 reward for virus patients who report to authorities
It's unlikely the Etsy ads will be targeting stores names, but generic terms they can match to their market place in real time.

It's far more likely in this scenario, there will be little confusion between the generic text ad and the first organic link that clearly has the seller's name in it.
https://www.thailandmedical.news/news/china-officially-annou...
My apologies, I dislike it myself when people do that. SME's are indeed Small and Medium Enterprises. For my particular case, I am targeting companies with around 50-250 people.
> because the only thing stopping someone else from squatting in your house and telling you to get bent at any time is the government.

You're suggesting the government is anti-ethical to the free market. On the contrary, the government is required for a free market. The role of government is protection of property rights and contract enforcement.

> Land is inherently limited

Land use, however, is not limited. For example, building a 10 story building increases the amount of usable "land" by a factor of 10.
"wonder IRs in JSC" Can you please provide a link/explanation to what JSC is? Did you mean this? https://github.com/eatonphil/jsc
Two things stand out:

1. This was a tour bus guide. Someone who had almost certainly come into contact with people from different countries.

2. She's not the first patient to relapse.
For public data, you can try to partition it in such a way that writes can be merged without any potential conflicts. E.g. a user's posts are in a separate partition.

I have never done this with CouchDB, but the technique is described in Martin Kleppman's __Designing Data Intensive Applications__.
i have 4 projectors running, can i use one computer to feed all 4 projectors, with the dj's output fed to the computer, and a single 1080 geforce with projector size is 1024x768?

in case of the computer not being fast enough, i just use 2 pcs, how do i sync the winamp stuff?
Don’t think they were speaking metaphorically
It's not meaningfully different. It's not even different from literally every other successful business built on ads. They're all collecting data, and the ad industry is their customer - not the people making the content.
Wow, I hope this could make current JavaScript workflow more slick and simplified.

Also the readme is doing a good job for answering my doubt at a first glance - why a Corinthian helmet rather than a Roman one :)

> Rome has a logo of an ancient Greek spartan helmet. It's not very relevant since it's not Roman, but it looks cooler than a Galea.
tracking and privacy violations are only a problem when other people are doing it.

"We're protecting your data" means "we make sure nobody but us gets to profit from your data". That's not just true for Reddit and TikTok but for every tech company these days.
If you make 10% on each Etsy sale, you need to find a new business. 10% works for large volume retailers or very expensive products, neither of which are really Etsy's forte. Even people selling print-on-demand tshirts have much higher margins than that.

TL;DR: The 10%-margin shop doesn't exist; they already went out of business.
probably syncing by just inputting same audio
Perfect to reduce vibration and other sounds for podcasting