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Is it because they haven't had time to become serious yet? Its still early days in s.korea compared to china? Will the proportion go up in 2-3 weeks?
Thousands of future people won't die of asthma related illnesses. Most of the older workers will fail to find work but most of the younger workers will succeed. Non-coal energy industries seem to create jobs, your pessimism is possibly overrated. You do know that PV and solar is understood to be net job creating?

Do you actually want us to be drowning in the horse manure, literally tonnes a day, from still depending on horses, because horseless carriages will under employ postboys and farriers?
Why did the person who was previously in my role leave? What's the average time someone is employed here? How many employees have kids? How old are the other employees? What's the usual vacation time someone actually takes here?

I probably wouldn't ask all of these, but a cross-section of them usually gives me an indication of how much churn they're having, the type of employees they have, and what the work style is
Don't lump Musk and Gates together.
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I don't remember where I read it, but someone once said that the two things that hurt the most are criticism and unsolicited advice.
Random question, but how did they get the source code highlighting in that doc?
Deis is the name that I haven't heard for very long time
When I was in university, my girlfriend at the time taught me about good note-taking.

- Use paper. I could annotate printed PPT slides with the whitespace on 4 per page, but sometimes would overflow onto the (blank) reverse side. Computers have too many distracting notifications.

- Write down questions with a big (?) and ask them at an appropriate time. Professors care much more about that than you think, in Western education systems (don't get me started about my ill-fated Ph.D. attempt in Korea).

- Use coloured pens. If you think this looks too feminine or gay, get over yourself. It's SO much easier to quickly speed-read and study once you're doing this. I would use red for formulae, green/pink for definitions, black for examples, pencil for diagrams, blue for everything else.

Example:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/150180606@N08/49613268401/in/d...
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Japan for instance has 20 times more people than Singapore, but only 3 times more cases. Epidemic started at the same time in both countries. Not saying that Singapore isn't doing a good job, but are they really doing much better than other countries?
South Korean here. We're testing literally everyone who has had any sort of contact with the cult that is at the center of the recent explosion of cases. Like, if you've been attending an art class run by members of the cult, you'll get a call.

If you're unrelated to the cult but want to get tested anyway, you can just show up at a drive-thru testing center (yes, that's a thing) and it will take less than 10 minutes. On-demand testing costs around $150, but it's free if you turn out to be infected or have recently been to any place where you might have picked up the virus, such as Daegu.

This system obviously picks up a lot of mild cases.

I haven't seen the 27 "Serious or Critical" figure published anywhere domestically. It might be based on an arbitrary criterion (e.g. "patient is being given oxygen") that is only used for reporting to international organizations. Meanwhile, the government has begun to move mild cases from hospitals to other facilities (where they will be quarantined) in order to make room for more severe cases that they're clearly anticipating. There have been over 30 deaths already, so it's unlikely that there are only 27 severe cases.
Yes, it was a bunch of SIMMs (I think - they had metal edge clips to destroy your fingers compared to modern DIMM insertion) that they chucked out at school (they gave them to me instead of binning them). It would have been more normal for 16MB in the days when a 486 was mainstream but this was many many years after 486 were considered ancient - 1998 to 2000 I think? I was poor and my paper-round only stretched to buying Micromart and looking at computers I couldn't afford.
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You’re equating things that... just aren’t the same? Deutsche Welle and the BBC, for example, were set up and are continually monitored by somewhat functioning democracies. This grants them legitimacy, and also has the side effect of making goals, structures, and processes a matter of public knowledge.

That isn’t a minor difference. It’s the same mechanism by which the superficially similar action of child protective services is still fundamentally different from a child abductor.

Motives also matter: Encouraging people to vote is different from stoking frustration with democracy intended to discourage voting. You’re operating from some definition of democracy where all opinions are equal, and where any judgements of the merits is un-democratic “bias”. But that’s some sort of naive misunderstanding of democracy, sort of a perverted parody of postmodern relativism. Not only is it legitimate for journalists and others to operate on the assumption of the fundamental superiority of democracy vs authoritarianism, it is necessary for it to function.
I'd say it's nice to have a system in place with good tools. i.e. I can open any note page in my wiki in < 1 second.

Which results in me having a wiki of over 750 files now with over 18,000 lines in it. All parsed fully for instant access too and public.

https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/knowledge/blob/master/SUMM...

It does feel nice knowing there are resources for any topic I care to learn about with personal bookmarks and notes on any topic.

My note taking system: https://wiki.nikitavoloboev.xyz/other/wiki-workflow
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Not when it comes to pandemics in 2020.
Hi, this sounds interesting! I may find a use for this on both personal and work projects (if I manage to test it before getting a paid plan).

However, I think you should consider non-mac users a little more:

* tickgit CLI would really benefit from basic instructions on how to use it outside macOS

* tickgit.com looks ugly on other OS (on both firefox and chrome) because of unneeded scrollbars on a lot of elements
Being one city helps too. Harder to have underserviced areas.
> They made their money through exploiting other people’s labour, that’s the only way you accumulate such capital.

What alternative do you want to see? Perhaps a world where everyone is using linux and everyone compiles their own software?

It isn't a laughable idea, but the idea that if the labour hadn't been exploited we'd be better off is not a good one. If labour isn't exploited it is wasted; it isn't like programmers or mechanics are a special breed of person who appeared in the modern era. These people are the same people we've always had and the evidence is we get much better results when working within a corporate structure. There wasn't and isn't a law saying that Musk and Gates had to own the the corporations. If workers want co-ops I'm sure they'd manage.
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You can phrase useful advice in a "non-advicy" way. E.g. "here is how I do it..." instead of "it's better to do it this way/you should do it like this". This form sends an implicit message "there may be other, maybe better, ways to do it/YMMV".

The phrasing indicates whether the sender thinks of themselves as someone who has all the answers vs someone who just found out that something works for them.
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Where is the evidence? If you present evidence I'm sure it will be welcomed.
The main product is the API, you send events data (clicks, orders, signups, etc...) to use, then retrieve it in a form that is ready to be displayed on a chart. Maybe we should work more on onboarding.
I liked KDE 3.5 as it had everything in it (Konqueror was useful with the protocols for SSH file transfer etc., it really did everything) but the KDE2 with the purpley CDE look was great.

Not so keen on modern Linux UIs. They seem to be copying macos (not a bad thing) but I am using LXDE or XFCE these days.

I remember Windows 95 being fast and able to keep up with keyboard shortcuts that you typed in a flurry. The modern systems can't. And in Windows 10, half of the metro apps and settings apps don't even have keyboard shortcuts. It's step back IMHO, and indicates that they were "designed" by users who only use the mouse.
Cultural authority got decentralized over centuries, from church to bible to traditional media to new media, where everybody can be an author and become an authority, gain a fellowship.

Peoples obedience to authority didn't change much in general, it's an instinct for survival, it makes the surrounding society and feedback from a society more predictable.

Online bubbles are often subcultures that predate the web, what changed is that many of them became more attractive or commercially viable through independence of location, new viable markets linked to a return of investment, which of course motivates virtual landgrabs and people defending their territory.

It's not a suprise that most online communities have their own authors and authorities, stores, books and conferences, their own terminology or language, their own culture/church basically. It's even obvious within niches like programming. Coming up in such a community is linked to wealth. If you're seen in church and competitors not, churchgoers will likely buy from you.

Abolishing cultural independence would lead to a China 2.0, cultural authority in hands of the state. Likely less innovation caused by a lack of cultural diversity, less motivation to invest into land that's already been grabbed by others.

How can the problems that are likely caused by cultural independence be solved without fully centralizing cultural authority? Can something like a driver license for the web even be possible or be fair?
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Those addresses are reserved if you subnet the /24 as a /24. You can use them if you use the IPs either as /32s or /31s.

Some platforms may choke on this. I have no issues personally with .0 and .255 used on my network as routable host addresses.
Thanks for this. I'll try this on my pi-hole.
You're misreading this simple text.

It's talking about primal elements and how something formed out of formlessness and emptiness. At the point where an actual "earth" (e.g., a planet) is formed there is no mention of it being covered with water; more like the opposite.
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Great! I can guess which is age & sex.

It's a good time to show how important web accessibility is. The wording inside the HTML Canvas can't be translated.

Stay strong & safe @kijin!
You may want to mix different note formats as needed. For example, you can use Google keep for simple notes and Evernote for notes that need to be organized. It is also a good idea to use a tree-based note-taking tool to organize your refined knowledge. This is because the structure of knowledge follows the structure of the tree. I use this(Actually, I made it): https://learnobit.com
So you want to work in cybersecurity?
It reminds of syphilis. Back in the day, syphilis was known as the French disease by the Germans, the Italian disease by the French, the Polish disease by the Russians, the Spanish disease by the Dutch, and the Christian disease by the Turks.
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This tactic is also used to criticize/de-legitimize existing, working solutions when a new manager wants his old, familiar environment. "What Bob's team built is far too complex. If we replace it with the system I used at my last company, it will be much simpler." If I had a dollar for every time I've seen this type of thing, I'd be rich. So be careful you are not just playing corporate politics and changing solutions every time a new CXO joins.
The centrism bias should be considered bias too. The "truth is in the middle" or "both sides must be the same" is quite often just not true - in politics, work and personal life.
nat ist stateful.
if there is no state for the connection, it's probably denied.
I think your wish is that client applications (like browsers, and other client applications) embraced SRV records. I do not believe the protocol itself cares about your DNS lookup.
> wage slavery

Also called a "job". You're telling me I'm a wage slave? (in the last 10 years nobody reported to me, I was never self-employed).

Through this sort of wage slavery in the last 10years, I have achieved an incredibly high standard of living, compared to the regular citizens of any age in human history. I think this narrative is just devaluing the meaning of words and the suffering of those who really are exploited.
The way Re-frame works, almost all of your application logic is represented with immutable tuples and maps (called "events" in Re-frame jargon). The parts that can't be represented this way, i.e. need to access the DOM, are moved to the edges of the codebase and are called "effects" and "coeffects". In practice, 80-90% of your application code can be represented as events, while the remainder becomes effects and coeffects. Your application logic is effectively a finite state machine and you can unit test all of it.

The visual part of Re-frame is handled by reagent, which is a minimalist React wrapper that represents React components as pure functions, JSX as built-in Clojure data structures literals (hiccup), and state transformations using Clojure's idiomatic atom data structure. Re-frame builds on top of this base, by enforcing that a single atom (called db) holds all of the state and providing a DSL to create cursors into parts of it.

Like most things in Clojure, Re-frame's initial setup is not a straitjacket and you can swap out the state atom with e.g. an in-memory datalog database using posh/re-posh and make the data retrieval completely declarative too.
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Unfortunately it's quite difficult to prove who tilted the devices in a court of law.
Usually?

You are a delivery worker. You will get fired if you aren't fast enough. You will also be fired if you trigger a tilt indicator.

You're on your final warning, and replacement tilt stickers cost $3 on ebay.

A delivery worker won't be hacking e-mails - but if they know hardly anyone checks the tilt sensor serial numbers anyway...
In my experience code written with frameworks is equally lacking in documentation. Writing to the DOM and maintaining state are tiny beginner things that don’t require much documentation since the DOM and web storage are standards and already well documented. It’s the actual code the developers are actually writing that needs, and lacks, documentation.

When I mentioned in my comment above that writing is one of only two things separating a novice from an expert I wasn’t being clever.
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I wonder if such a strict shut down will be helpful. How long is it maintainable, and do they expect to remain virus-free after that? E.g. they quarantine a lot of people for 2-3 weeks, no one gets sick, they return to business as usual, and boom, a sick traveller (asymptomatic at the airport) infects a few people...
Really nice insights into the flow, I will adapt some of these into my own as well.
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>The political bias of wikipedia editors

There is the problem of sourcing. Per the Wikipedia's policies[0], any contributions must be grounded in reliable sources, which in case of recent events boils down to big name news publications. Given that most of the big name media seems to gravitate towards either progressive, or socialist views, the contributions are likely to end up with a derived slant.

The other aspect is notable in cases of a conflict between the netizens (or generally the consumers) and the media[1], where Wikipedia is self-bound to side with the media's reporting on themselves. As far as I can tell, Wikipedia has no provision for resolution of this conflict of interest.

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[0] "If no reliable sources can be found on a topic, Wikipedia should not have an article on it", https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Reliable_sources

[1] terribly sorry about bringing up the specter of echo Tnzretngr pbagebirefl | rot13 in 2020
Thanks for your interest!
I didn't want to be dependent on the number of hardware timer captures, so I did actually start with a system like you describe, with a single timer/compare and managing a linked list of upcoming events. On compare interrupt, it would iterate through any events that had passed in time, carefully setting the compare register each time to avoid potentially missing any changes. I actually thought it was pretty straightforward, but it had the effect of skewing similtaneous outputs: Each iteration cost almost a microsecond, so having 4 similtaneous changes would actually be splayed over 3.5ish uS.

Instead I am now effectively bitbanging the outputs with the dma controller. I manage a circular buffer of gpio pin changes (16 bits for "turn on", 16 bits for "turn of") for about a 128 uS window, and the DMA reads on a .25 uS interval from that buffer. There is a lot of complexity in ensuring the buffer's contents is accurate with event changes in a race-free manner, and testing that sufficiently has been where I've had to put most of my effort.
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Crap. That gist contained some draft version of aesnihash. SORRY. See updated version https://gist.github.com/majek/96dd615ed6c8aa64f60aac14e3f6ab...
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Thanks for spending time on this. I would like to understand what "really bad" and "fails most of the tests" means.

For the record, the commit: https://github.com/rurban/smhasher/commit/10f56385f3e9abb018...

The main point of this hash, in this context, is to do streaming hash and find \n at in one loop. The intention is to reduce data loads _mm_loadu_si128 (I already have user data in xmm0, so why not do some aesni already?). Because it's streaming I can't for example derive the initial seed based on the chunk length, since it's unknown at the time of calling hash. See:

https://github.com/cloudflare/cloudflare-blog/blob/master/20...

I don't need full aes hash, but maybe that could be an option as well.

In other words, in my case I don't care just about hash() speed. I care about memchr() + hash() speed. I would like to understand/measure the hash quality itself. Maybe adding another aesenc round would be sufficient to fix it.
In the grand scheme of things it doesn't matter that you can read everyone's messages when your economy is growing at 1%, the economy of your supposed "friend" that you're selling the messages to is growing at 2%, and the economy of the people whose messages you're reading is growing at 6-7%.

Maybe they should have used the money to develop 5G instead, lol.

> Switzerland’s Prime Minister, Simonetta Sommaruga

For a supposed website about intelligence, strange of them to use the phrase "Prime Minister" to describe the President of Switzerland (who actually is just a figurehead with the same power as the other members of the 7-member Federal Council).
In the last unsuccessful interview I went through, the interviewer mentioned something about "being a family" or similar.

I have major issues with this statement because it conveys a lot of unvoiced & unreasonable expectations or workplace dysfunctionality. It also seems that a lot of folks become really defensive when asked to explain what they mean by this and they try to pass it off as some sort of common decency and camaraderie when what they really mean is tolerating a lot of unprofessional conduct, extending a lot of undeserved and unreciprocated forgiveness, and forgoing duly deserved and legally owed recompense.

I am not a sex worker. Nor am I any sort of phycologist or psychiatrist. I also do not usually earn those sorts of wages. So I am absolutely 100% unwilling to pretend that anyone at work is related to me or engage in any of those things I described above.
Feeling the same way, which is why I'm wanting to build some open source apps that replace as much as possible w/ db/api from db...e.g. using Hasura + React or Vue to create a SaaS framework, to re-use for multiple business ideas, maybe have a hosted version or being open core as a biz model.
I know what you mean. While web is unavoidable in some area for the 'instant deployment' benefit it brings (in consumer internet...), it lacks in my opinion a solid architecture fundation (separation of business data and layout...), and we pay a high price for this (costly development, high cost of obsolescence...). So I prefer to avoid web development when I can.

Also, many development environments (not only web) are not keen with 'medium skill' developpers: the architecture is too complex that it is a mess just navigating around, and it requires self discipline and experience to organize your development. There should be, in my opinion, a 'safe place' for people whose job is just to transcript business requirements into working code without requiring extra 'architecture' skills. Most IT departments of companies have this 'medium skillset' population, and as a result, there is a lot of waste and drama.

With that in mind, I spent around 1 year of my private time designing a low-code framework to provide enteprise IT developers with a 'medium skillset' an efficient tool to develop business apps. This is fully open-source, so do not hesitate to have a look and get involved ( https://openlowcode.com/ )
As someone that never did a PhD I wonder why it is assumed that it is needed for research. Usually a PhD just seems to be a low paid position with a bit of academic freedom these days.
Not sure why people are downvoting an insider answer from an actual FB employee
I admire your positivity and it's inspired me to take another look at where I left my (audio only) attempts. I sincerely hope you prove me wrong with getting streaming providers onboard.

For what my failed experience is worth, try getting some internal contacts at these companies. The public, and even "developer", contact channels for Spotify, Soundcloud, Tidal and TuneIn are a dead-end. At least, that has been my frustrating experience. Presumably if you throw them money they take you more seriously.
Exactly. But this was the last time the business collectively did something that short-sighted, right? Last time.
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