skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
2-3% is not a reasonable estimate. It keeps getting lowered, especially in a western context with better medical care. 2% was an early estimate in a Chinese context, but even there it's going down as more cases are identified.

Now people are estimating 1.5%, 1%, or even less.

https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMe2002387
> Trie structure sucks if you have pretty random words.

Classic uncompressed trie sucks pretty much in all cases.

Now if we go for half-decent implementation of packed variation, it does get significantly better:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radix_tree
Airplay can also be used to stream video.
> My point is just that it's possible to construct one in any system that static analysis will be unable to detect or prevent. If you can construct it, it can also happen by accident.

how ? can you please explain ? thanks !
You didn't mention latency once which is by far my biggest technical concern. The Battle Royale games you mentioned in particular wouldn't work well with any noticeable latency.

I've seen some people mention that latency makes some FPS games unplayable on the game streaming platforms they've tried. Which is fine if it's a physical limitation, there are other genres to enjoy, we should just be aware of what it's good for.
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I remember first time visiting this page when I was 11yrs old and I couldn‘t understand a thing. Revisited then multiple times and it contributed greatly to my understanding of CPUs and my first logisim self-designed CPU was heavily based on this :)
I'm not sure what you don't understand - that doing things unnecessarily and then having to undo them is a waste of time?

Nobody here is saying DRY is bad, just that it's not universally the right thing to do without consideration.
https://fasterthanli.me/blog/2020/a-half-hour-to-learn-rust/
This article is wrong about React: it does not generates unreadable CSS class names. CSS in JS libraries do.

By default, using only react + react-dom, you can achieve the exact same output as "handwritten HTML + CSS".

But CSS in JS is not bad either: it generates unique class names by using murmurhash on rules and it makes a lot of sense in a component approach (you can see it like an automatic BEM method).

Even better: The main pain point of this approach (runtime cost) will soon entirely disappear. Linaria already provides a solution, Facebook will soon roll is own (called StyleX for now). It will create a stylesheet file with atomic CSS rules (one rule per class) and replace the classNames directly at compilation time, offering deduplication, eliminates of dead code and maintenability without sacrificing performances. IMHO a huge step in CSS development.
China thought this was more like SARS.

SARS kills 10% of people infected.

Now we know that COVID-19 is much, much less deadly than SARS.

But China didn't know that when the virus was first spreading.
Off topic: Always define your abbreviations. To find out what CNN stands for here, you either have to read a comment thread on HN, or go to the paper and read the introduction. The linked page doesn't even mention neural networks. And as some other commenter here has mentioned, CNN has other more well known meanings than Convolutional Neural Networks.
Not on the scale of 24” monitors but I’ve been really impressed by the performance of Sidecar on the new MacOS/iOS and currently use it with my 10” iPad as a second monitor solution on the go.

I’ve used similar apps (eg Duet Display) before but found the lag and compression bothersome, but Sidecar seems perfect, even over WiFi. With a 12.9” iPad it would be even better!
How do you explain Windows Mobile?
I already have a gaming PC at home and decent rigs in the places I frequent except the places where there is no internet at all. So it’s a no-go temporarily. But in 2 years when my current PC needs an upgrade. Maybe I take streaming services into account and don’t get that high-end graphics card.

But in 2 years it won’t be just Stadia in the games streaming game.
There are 555,278,657 passwords in the database. With a Bloom Filter, you could quickly rule out potential inputs. Even better, there is no need to hash the input, because... it's already a cryptographic hash.

The input SHA-1 provides 160 bits of hash. If we divide that up into 5 hash values of 32 bits, we can get a 3% false positive rate with a 483 MiB Bloom Filter (which will easily fit in memory).

https://hur.st/bloomfilter/?n=555M&p=0.03&m=&k=

This will be blindingly fast. We're talking 5 random reads from memory. Even in the worst case of 5 cache misses, we're still well under 1us. This will let us return "not found" for 97% of inputs that aren't in the database.

If we get a hit there, then we could turn to a larger bloom filter for greater accuracy, but we'd have to actually hash the key to get more hash bits.

Of course if you get hits for all your bloom filters, you still have to do a real lookup to positively confirm that the key is in the database.
Depends if you are doing it manually or in a automated fashion.

Also: the Internet is big enough for people to exist who do it "just for fun".
3 indie games is not exactly a lot. 3 indie games is what's launched on Steam any given 10 minutes. If you mean huge indie games, Steam gets about one or more of those a day.

And it seems like the Steamworld developer is quite serious about porting games to Stadia, since 4 games out of the 10 you mentioned are all related to Steamworld in some way. That doesn't strike me as a healthy indie market if it's so heavily sustained by one developer.

And announcing 4 more indie titles coming soon doesn't leave me with any confidence. It's not much.
2-3% wasn't an early estimate for China. It's the figure. It's based on the reported total cases and reported deaths. We have no other figures to go on out of China other than what they've officially reported (anything else is pointless speculation, we could each claim anything). The death rate there is in that 2-3% range so far.

I do agree, generally, with your point that highly developed healthcare systems should be able to get the mortality rate under whatever the figures are in China. That might only mean 1.5% to 2% though, given China's reported mortality figure is closer to the high 3% area.
Much much better than an app! And besides, an app like that - unless open source, it's very likely someone will be using it for spying on you.
It sounds like you might be more into a Netflix style model, which has a large (possibly rotating) back catalogue to catch up on everything you missed. I don't think anyone is trying to do that, but it's also the only model I'd possibly be willing to pay.
Stockpiles can get quite old (unfortunately I don't have any concrete examples to hand). The US DoD actually runs a shelf life program for testing all sorts of things to find out if they're still good.

To your question, there are many different kinds of masks. For cheap disposables, the foam or adhesive could deteriorate and it would no longer seal to your face properly. Some of the more expensive ones have cartridges; I have no idea what parts might deteriorate and under what conditions, but it wouldn't surprise me at all if they didn't work after sitting on a shelf for 25 years or so. And I have no idea what various filter membranes are made of; chemical stability could conceivably pose a challenge in the long term, particularly regarding what they come into contact with inside the package.
If it was me, I would not hire someone PT as the first employee (or first couple of employees). Why? You are trying to transition from founders to a team and that is hard. You are going to have to build processes, watch other people mess up your baby, and generally have to transition power away from yourself. The emotions behind that process shouldn't be ignored.

In your case, the fact that you are already questioning this person's commitment is a big warning sign to me. Skip it and circle back later once you have a few people working there and see if you feel differently.

Culture - If you are going to build a culture around working differently than the current norms it could make sense though.

PT - I think long term as you build a structure and get to around 15 to 20 people PT is a great way to find amazing people.
JPEG -> JPEG optimization certainly makes sense, since it doesn't require any decoder to be updated.

JPEG -> [something else] compression (like Brunsli or Lepton) can compress better though, since they can use (better) predictors, entropy coding, context modeling, etc. But they do require either a new decoder (saving both bandwidth and storage), or an on-the-fly conversion back to JPEG (saving only storage; bandwidth wouldn't change).
This has been something I've been trying to answer and can't arrive at a conclusion.

I can't tell if I happen to have lucked out for the first time ever working with really good engineers, and that's why the Clojure code bases I currently work on are overall better. Or if it has anything to do with Clojure itself.

From my prior work experience: Scala, Java, C#, JavaScript, ActionScript 3, C++; the code bases were always kind of crap. Everything was always called "legacy code", even if it was something that we had built just the year before.

Similarly, in the open source, or even language core, things were always deprecating one after another, new release introducing breaking changes, and you had to constantly play the upgrade and refactor game to keep things working. That in turn contributed to making our own code bases so called "legacy", as the framework used even a few months back is being deprecated, or libraries you depend on that you can't upgrade to the newest release without breaking everything so you stick to outdated dependencies.

None of that happens in Clojure, things are mostly stable for decades.
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This is a paper that was published in CVPR (Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition). In that context it is unambiguous that CNN means Convolutional Neural Networks.
You're mis-representing, because nowhere did ComputerGuru say what you're claiming you quoted, of HIBP.

The not-remotely ingenious part was regarding Cloudflare.
What do you all call the feeling around enjoying the work you do because of the mission and/or technical challenge and/or team? Or, the feeling of wanting to do high quality work wherever you are?

Generally, I've never worried about that being called passion.
Someone beat me to posting it. Have you tried the search though? Works pretty well, I usually sort by date.
To be fair, I’m quoting solid data published yesterday. And you are not disputing any of the data that I’ve quoted, or offered any “better” other then your own speculations of what could happen in overloaded scenarios.

Say it with me Jacquesm... The CFR in the general population is not One point Four. The CFR in the general population is not One point Four.

You keep throwing a number around and saying “it would be very bad news” when that number has no basis being used in a general population equation whatsoever!
I understand, but it isn't enough. You have to have a selective receive primitive to write something like:

for(;;) { // The main state.
receive(
when([](M1 msg1){ // Dive into another state.
while(some_condition) {
receive(when([](M2 msg2){...},
when([](M7 msg7){...},
...);
}
}),
when([](M3 msg3){...}),
when([](M5 msg5){...}),
...);
}

In that case, if you receive M2 before M1 the instance of M2 will be kept in the queue.

But if you have to write something like that:

for(;;) { // The main state.
auto * m = receive();
if(m->type == M1::msg_typeid) { // Dive into another state.
while(some_condition) {
auto * m2 = receive();
if(m2->type == M2::msg_typeid) {...}
else if(m2->type == M7::msg_typeid){...}
else if...
}
}
else if(m->type == M3::msg_typeid){...}
else if(m->type == M5::msg_typeid){...}
else if...
}

then you can easily lose a message by a mistake.
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As others have said these brands already have offerings. The difference is they're not pushing it hard since they know there's still work to be done.
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Reader was kind of a social network too, and would have equally been a great foundation to build on instead of shutting it down for google+
It's the figure of deaths in china / verified cases -- and we know that the verified cases is low. In any case, I'll just go with The New England Journal of Medicine on this one, not some online spook.

https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMe2002387
time spent in a way that made you feel good isn't wasted. maybe it had no economic output but that isn't a waste.

But the long term benefit of TV/Video isn't a diet that's good for you. Consider all the things you could do (not "achieve") if you'd use it for reading books, travel, learning a language or art. What this medium robs you of is boredom, which maybe feels great in the short run, but is hugely damaging to your creativity, focus and (probably even) mental health.

When I deleted facebook I noticed a huge improvement, but also I shifted my attention to other things which are equally addictive (HN, and my "personal information pipeline"). So like when I stopped smoking and moved to caffeine and sugar I substituted my FB addiction with other forms of unhealthy consumption. Getting rid of FB is therefore easy but getting rid of the underlying addiction is _really_ hard.

Sitting alone in a room with your thoughts is almost impossible (for most). Try it for a couple of days! Do nothing - not even reading a book you'll feel like you're going insane!

What works though is taking really long walks, or going out to nature for a few weeks (or months) and being on your own. You won't feel bored for long I'll promise! The most awesome memories I personally have are from things that made zero sense (and often in the most terrible circumstances).
You are right. Sorry for my bad and disrespectful wording.

My point was more about that if the percentage of people who currently use their car to get to work will go by public transportation instead, it will feel less unsafe, since there are many other people around.
Can anyone recommend a good open source version of this?
Plus tons of cross-pollination from the PIK/VarDCT mode, e.g. the (MA)ANS and Brotli entropy coding and the Patches intra/inter block copy mechanism :)
Problem with xrandr is figuring out how and where to run it automatically.
What pissed me off is that I purchased a second chromecast ultra so I could game on my TV in one room and projector in another room. But it only worked with the specific chromecast that came with my controller for like months.
Why are they happy with you working for them but not for someone else?
Describing the Clojure dev team as "trying very hard to catch up to statically typed languages by retrofitting some type system" because they work on spec is pushing a narrative that I doubt they'd agree with, both regarding spec's goals and its rhythm of development.
What are the options to have windows domain controller? We got some 20-30 windows7 and 10 pcs and need to centrally manage them - with profile roaming, with SMB ACL, and Administrative policies.

With this strong push towards Azure, there is still no replacement for AD, neither samba reached the point of being a primary controller replacement. Are active directory domain services supposed to be an alternative? It seems to me they only provide ldaps and able to login on windows, but no trusts and nothing to enable sharing ACLs.

So for a new deployment, with ample time to learn the options, I still have to setup some redundant windows servers, with AD and trusts, the old way.
In case you were curious why it took till 3500 BC to invent the wheel:

https://www.livescience.com/18808-invention-wheel.html
Passion and having a problem with 3 days is probably the red flag
It depends what purpose you're using this for. If it's something like a password manager where you're checking the user's existing passwords to see if any have been breached, then yes, you should make sure not to hit false positives.

But if you're using it as a way to prevent people from using known-breached passwords on a site/service, it's really not worth worrying about. False positives would only be a problem when the user is using bad password practices anyway. If it's a non-shared, random password like it should be, a tiny chance of blocking an acceptable one is fine. They can just generate another one, it's an extremely minor inconvenience at worst.

Just include a note in the error message saying something like, "In very rare cases, this could be a false positive. Even if it is, you must choose a different password." The 0.1% of users it impacts (or whatever your error rate is) will be fine.
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So sketchy! As they say in this podcast, hard to wrap your head around
> Of course if you get hits for all your bloom filters, you still have to do a real lookup to positively confirm that the key is in the database.

As I replied elsewhere, please do not ignore this part for good user experience. I've seen it ignored in open source projects (Keycloak). You don't wanna block perfectly fine passwords for reasons unknown to the user because of false positives. That might cause unwanted reactions at your user's side ("was my password leaked!?!?").
So far China has around ~3,000 deaths on ~80,000 cases.

3.75%

What are you trying to refute about that exactly? Those are China's reported numbers. Online spook? I have no idea what you're talking about.

Your only alternative is to say, flat out, that China's figures are wrong / a lie (Which figures though - deaths? Cases? Both? Is the mortality rate even higher?). And once you do that, we can all just start making up numbers at will.
As as lesson, "question authority" is twice as long lesson a "obey" and equally as pithy. Would you mind sharing a time where you found it was better not to question things so we may better understanding what values of "everything" you find useful? Presumably you are no longer two, and answer every question with "why". (Especially the question why, itself.")
Why would I exclude man made machines?
> The most effective, practical response would seem to be distributing surgical masks, mandating everyone wear them in public, and restricting N95+ for health care professionals working in close proximity to infected persons.

I totally agree and it seems what China is doing to contain the spread of the virus.

If you're leaving your house, or entering a public building, your temperature is measured and you have to wear a mask.
Saying there is no connection is an unfalsifiable claim, so you’ve departed the realm of science with that one.
"The people who should be most wary of this policy are Googlers who are looking for a team to join."

Only building new shiny things from scratch and never having to support them? Doesn't sound like a bad deal.
> Sure enough neither of them was in the dataset.

Give it a week...
I’ve been off Facebook since 2009 or so. The only feature I miss is being notified about people’s birthdays.
> In the RGB components of each individual pixels, there was one of them that dominated too much. I think it was the red component but I don't quite remember. To combat this I adjusted the settings quite a bit, and even reduced the saturation heavily. Still it felt sort of strange.

On certain types of LCD TVs, the sub-pixels are not equal amounts of Red, Green, and Blue. As you've found out, some TVs have more Red sub-pixels than the other colours. This is because TVs are optimised for video viewing, and the manufacturers worked out that more Red in a scene results in a richer picture.

There's some videos out there that show the differences in close up (I don't have the URLs to hand), but in the worse cases, text can end up being unreadable due to the missing sub-pixel colours.

The bottom line is, a cheap 43" TV panel is not the same panel as you get in a 43" monitor.
Were they fired because they weren’t good enough at Clojure? Perhaps all Clojure did was filter out less capable performers. The small team of skilled developers might have been just as fast in Java if they weren’t encumbered by the mediocre ones.
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Boost requires attribution in the source form (you can't remove the copyright notice from the source repo when redistributing). The second paragraph of the license:

> The copyright notices in the Software and this entire statement, including
the above license grant, this restriction and the following disclaimer,
must be included in all copies of the Software, in whole or in part, and
all derivative works of the Software, unless such copies or derivative
works are solely in the form of machine-executable object code generated by
a source language processor.

It's similar to MIT or Apache-2.0 in that respect. As for Unlicensed and WTFPL, sure they're both effectively the same as CC0 (though I would personally be cautious about removing copyright notices from a WTFPL codebase).
Personal dating ad: "person wanted for passionate relationship." What's wrong with this ad is that passion is a byproduct of chemistry, so you can't "bring" it to a work environment, but sometimes you+work+team click and it happens. You could have an inherent passion for a cause, but you would still be subject to chemistry.
Same here! I haven't had a TV in many years and since quitting the news (on every medium) I'm much happier and have much more time and energy to devote to fun and productive things.
Can he get done in 3 days what someone else would do in 5?

Businesses are always selling products that claim to do be better and do more than their competitors. I’m sure the same is true for employees!

If so then let him work the 3.
If this "universal detector" is now used as a discriminator and the original models are fine-tuned/re-trained then it will stop being a universal detector no?