skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Even if the starting number is low, as long as the growth rate is consistently exponential that won't last very long. And even if the majority of cases are mild, the hospitalization rate seems to be high enough to overwhelm our capacity (if growth is unchecked) at which point people don't get proper treatment and the statistics get worse.

I think the real measure of if this is under control is the growth rate and not the absolute numbers, since exponential growth will generate big numbers very quickly. If the growth is not under control, slowing it down at the beginning makes a lot of sense compared to later (and buys time for vaccine development).

I'm not an expert so I hope I haven't gotten any of this wrong, but the experts / authorities taking it seriously seems pretty justified.
11 - 15 years is exactly the period of the "standard business cycle", which was established by the boom/bust nature of economies that depended primarily on agriculture. Farmers considered it common knowledge that the "business cycle" depended on the Sun's variability.

So, there is a definite, well-known, historically traced effect that occurs on around that time scale. It would take serious study to move past the coincidence level, but it's not something that can be dismissed out of hand, either.
On laptops the open source driver experience still fails short of the fxglr capabilities.
Not quite if you consider geopolitical landscape.
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Got it. Thanks for explaining.
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I always daydreamed about roasting and selling coffee online as some kind of side-hustle. Would you mind commenting a bit about your daily life, the amount of time spent / money earned? My oven roasts were quite tasty so far, and I'm not sure what's hindering me from scaling up..
If this entire assembly is at absolute zero, something is very wrong in the universe.
We're all gonna die !

(sorry ;)
If there’s any truth in the fringes, this virus might in fact have been tailored.
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I was curious about those. How do they compare to Philips Hue in terms of colour spectrum and bulb quality? They are much cheaper and it would be great to be able to mix and match.
Telling people what you want and telling others when they screw up is commonly seen as mean behavior in the world today.

But it's hard to be successful if you don't do those things.
Yes you could see Milky Way pretty well on the moonless nights, even with naked eyes. The weather should be 20-35 C, usually partial cloud cover but no rain, sometimes no clouds at all, sometimes a quick thunderstorm, very rarely you'd get a whole day of rain.
Code_of_conduct – Civility or IT-Fascism?
It all started with a simple issue, and escalated soon.

CoCs cannot withstand even a casual integrity-check, yet they are used widely, possibly because github enables them with one click.

And I'm wondering:

Are there any high-profile products/projects out there, which have an CODE_OF_CONDUCT like this:

Be Intelligent.
Be Human.
Be You.

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Well it was a bit of a poke to see what reaction it would get but there was also an element of sympathy. I had a similar commute when I was younger and I ended up regretting it.
There are often clauses in these type of agreements about natural disasters. Of course I’m speculating, but it’s entirely plausible something like this applies here. Especially if it was ordered by the city, rather than the organizers.
When I can make post here as I am new here?
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It's was never approved because of one person that was continually harrased if it wasn't for her it would have been approved . There were only 11 people responsible to review these new drugs . For crying out loud pcp was approved as an analgesic after using it on a few prisoners . FDA's stringent approval process is required
Recently, cops have been getting in trouble for shooting suspects as they run "away" from the police.

I don't see this as commonplace at all. Generally, deadly force is authorized only in response to an imminent threat to oneself or others. Shooting someone fleeing would be justifiable only if that person was considered likely to harm others during that flight.

TV/film was always ludicrously loose on use of deadly force by police. Even Bert the cop shot at an unarmed, fleeing George Bailey in "It's a Wonderful Life"!
I think ~100k RPM is achievable with a shirt button on a bunch of twisted strings, pulled on both ends.

This was actually used to construct a cheap mechanism that needed the high g to separate some chemicals to analyse samples. I can't remember the details though.
PHP readfile is all about « streaming » GB size files to stdout, not so much returning a whole file in a single buffer (but file_get_contents is and might, indeed, benefit from the new readfile syscall )
Does this same process not work for a severed spinal cord? Or would it just take a prohibitively long time? Or.. can severed spinal cords be repaired now?
Citation needed.

The only thing I’ve seen even remotely to this is... no one under 10 has died.

That’s a lot different than what you said.
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This is one of the coolest things I've seen in my entire life.
It looks like it’s intended to be used with a batched creation of file descriptors that are known to allocated but not yet used (to cut down on total syscalls?) https://lore.kernel.org/io-uring/20200211223235.GA25104@loca...

At least I think I’m reading this correctly.
You don't need to compile it, AMD provides docker images.

For example I was able to run fast.ai/pytorch oh my amd gpu https://github.com/briangorman/fastai_rocm_docker
Trump’s not even named once in the article, nor are party affiliations.
There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it.

“There is not too many ways to initialize and merge dicts in python. Let’s add one more!”

Which one is idiomatic now?

Imagine a large codebase where all these possible ways of doing one thing are inconsistent and misaligned.
I remember myself replacing % string format notation with .format() everywhere. Just for the sake of consistency. And then they introduced one more way to format strings...

[0]: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0584/#motivation
I don't think you want to be making guesses when you're dealing with something where there may be no modern medicine to fall back on. You're talking about a 19th century situation here.
Amazon has huge margins. They could sell you the same services for waaaaaay less money. They just won't.
Across the world, the percentage of fossil fuels used to generate power is dropping. This trend seems likely to continue, and Australians can accelerate it with our economic power. Coal is not required to alleviate poverty. Saying coal is required to alleviate poverty is a hyberbolic and emotional statement.
> as if the virus somehow cared about political constructs like country borders

The virus may not care, but it doesn't fly planes, control customs, coordinate response or a bunch of other things. Borders and other political constructs have large effects on contagion.
Those who are young and healthy can infect those who are older.
The risk of systemic healthcare failure due to COVID19 – let's talk math
Now they’ve put in Amplify Console it’s a lot better for this kind of work, personally I’m a big fan.
I don't think panic is the correct term, and it's an over used term.

People are simply hedging their bets. A bit of isolation won't harm anyone, not isolating might. Organisations are running various scenarios and calculating what the least amount of business disruption will be.

It really isn't panic.
Could you provide a source for the 15% statistic (that need oxygen assistance)?

Also, is it not possible to provide this oxygen assistance/therapy at home without hospital intervention?
Actually, there is a market solution to this problem. I cannot claim to have thought this up, it was discussed in an episode of econtalk. Don't remember the person that was interviewed.

The idea is that big pharma companies have to publicly post a price for each of their patents. If anyone is prepared to pay that price they get the patent for that price. Next there needs to be a tax that is a percentage of the price of the patent. The money that comes from this tax needs to be funneled back into healthcare or even better go straight to the ones who are paying for the particular medicine that the patent protects.

Now the level of innovation can be set by how high the percentage of the tax is. If the tax is very low healthcare will be expensive but there can be lots of innovation. If the tax is high healthcare costs will be low but one can also not expect much innovation.

Of course, there also are some other things that need to be fixed. E.g., doctors should not get all of their schooling financed by pharma companies and so on.

The general idea of such taxes could be applicable to any sort of non-replacable entity, e.g., it could also apply to land. For one thing, this would make feudalism regarding land quite impossible, which would generally be considered a good thing.
Wow, what a way of thinking about it. Truly thank you. Helps me understand more.
Although it's certainly a typo, ~6 Mbits a second isn't enough for more than poor quality 1080p video, roughly equivalent to streaming from Netflix or Hulu. If you were streaming a backup of a UHD Bluray, for example, the bitrate could be over 100 Mbps.
I expect the fact that it was both hands may have played a role. I imagine that a prosthetic can be great as a supplement to a working hand, but that it would be difficult to manage with two of them.
well the PII is hashed so FB wouldnt gain any contact info they didnt already have. But it's definitely still valuable to know purchase/behavior
That’s not really surprising, but people tend to forget about it. In the end somebody has to pay for ops. It’s business as usual, like it was a century ago.

There are cases where you can indeed save money by doing more by yourself. But how much time does it cost you and how much is your time worth?

How much time do you need to research, purchase, and eventually build your hardware? How much time do you need to get a decent data center deal? How much time do you need to bootstrap your setup? How much time do you need to regularly maintain your infrastructure?
> For those that are young and health the risk is still low

This is true, and people love to keep pointing this out to show how "contrarian" they are. But.

1. People with mild symptoms are able to transmit the disease to vulnerable populations.

2. If the spread isn't slowed, the number of patients can outstrip available ICU capacity. Without treatment, the death rate goes up for everyone.

This is not an overreaction. #2 reportedly happened in Hubei. Containment makes sense if the goal is to save lives.
Data analysis of the Spanish flu seems to indicate that it is indeed smart to close before cases appear. A pretty good analysis here: https://twitter.com/NAChristakis/status/1235204443362205699
I sure hope I don't live if / when that time comes.
Batching and pipelining calls is a quite common design in RPC, especially databases. Mongodb for example has a very easy to use aggregate([op1, op2, ...]) function which you use to build a pipeline of generic operations that all data flows through on the server side, eg input to op2 is the output of op1, and so on.

It doesn't allow any client logic between op1 and op2 if that's what you meant though?
Any devs out there with a Visual Studio/MSDN as subscription should also be aware of their free Azure credit. I get 50$/Mo, which is more than enough to host a static site with CDN (my blog typically runs at around 1-2$).
Of course there is, people who need them may be unable to economically purchase them. Basic price theory only obtains under specific conditions like perfect competition, perfect information, fungibility of commodities, and zero friction for market entry and exit.
These types of measure are expected to slow down the propagation of the virus, which should at least help hospitals to manage the flow of patients, and overall save some time. The virus could decline naturally in the summer, or a treatment could be found.

But all these containment measures will also slow down the economy, which will have a cost too.

What I find interesting is that it seems a lot of people ask for greater containment (closing schools and borders, canceling events and conference), while at the same time, measures such as reducing speed limit, taxing junk food are hugely unpopular. I think it's similar in the sense that this would reduce mortality in exchange of loss of freedom and economic activity.
> which will have a cost too

Yeah, a pity that carbon certificate value will fall.
Aren't knowledge graphs just a buzzword way of saying "graph database"?

So yeah, the types of problem a db system solves are db problems, even if its using a semantic network model instead of a relational model
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The case for closing schools is that kids or younger adults may be transmitters, even though the virus is harmless to them.
No idea, it was probably sponsored by them but the concept should be the same for AMD and others too.

EDIT: here's a bit more context (they've been contacted by Intel after publishing initial PoC)

source:
https://news.rice.edu/2020/03/02/deep-learning-rethink-overc...

paper:
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1903.03129.pdf

repo:
https://github.com/keroro824/HashingDeepLearning
There’s nothing particularly strange about it. There would be probably be some measurable heat that would eventually make it to the final gear if you had an ideal setup for measurement. I haven’t done the order of magnitude estimation, but it’s probably not significantly different than snapping your fingers in your bedroom and asking precisely what effect it has on a specific air molecule in your kitchen.
This will simply cause a bigger panic buy next time. It would have been much better for retail to raise prices until they are always stocked, that way at least no one will have to pay shipping and eBay fees. If government wants to have enough for healthcare workers, then pay up, they can get as many as needed.
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In the long term supply and demand solves the problem, yes, but in the current situation that is not necessarily true. Raising prices incentivises people to hoard masks, buy up all masks they can from retail for lower prices, steal masks, etc to sell at a profit. By the time more production is available the outbreak is already over, thus the amount of masks is essentially fixed to what we have.

"Who is willing to pay the most" is not necessarily the best metric of dividing essential goods in a crisis. What if nurses and doctors don't have access to masks because a few people that don't even need them buy up all supply, to then price gauge people later?
Keep in mind that many people become business owners because they are too toxic and conflictive as employees.
Wouldn't a binary rating system work a lot better here? Either positive or negative + a comment, sounds like it would work way better.
> A bit of isolation won't harm anyone

I strongly disagree. Some containment measures will be extremely costly. A lot of business are suffering now.

I'm not saying they shouldn't be taken, but the measures can turn out more costly than the virus itself. I'd hope we leave experts take these decisions based on facts and projections, rather than fear alone.
But I am frightened by it and other people seem to be too.

I wrote a long rambling comment in reply to this earlier and then deleted it. I'm looking for "beta readers" for a website to try to share useful information about germ control.

I have a lot of personal baggage from being mistreated by a lot of people on the internet. I'm not confident there's any point whatsoever in trying to put out useful info. The world likes to come up with ridiculous justifications for claiming I know zip, nada, zilch and I'm a loon and, also, I'm overly sensitive for not liking the ugly personal attacks.

So I actually think this is probably a completely pointless exercise that will go nowhere, which is why I deleted the comment, but one person enthusiastically emailed me already, so I guess I didn't redact my request for beta readers quickly enough. Thus I'm basically reposting it, though there is zero hope of faithfully recreating the original rambling post, so you are getting a completely original, slightly less rambling version.
It should be noted that the cases of Coronavirus in mainland China are mostly in Wuhan/Hubei.

Most provinces have recorded less than 1000 confirmed cases and have fared better than the current situation of European countries, for example.

Taiwan is in range and did fare very well compared to its population.

For reference, the WHO COVID-19 dashboard also lists the number of cases by Chinese provinces, which includes Taiwan because of UN formal position.
You have to grow thick skin. People will try to bring you down mentally. Doesn't even matter if you are famous, the world is full of people that will try to put themselves above you so that they can feel better about themselves. Its just that the more ppl you talk to the more of those you will interact with.
Get moderators that will moderate public forums ( control your communication channels). Dont share stuff about your private life. Everything you say can and will be used against you.
There must be other use cases besides ps and top to justify new syscalls right? ps and top are not exactly slow to even make these optimizations visible.
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I non-scientifically feel like they are actually a shade more accurate and pleasing than the Hue bulbs. No idea what the actual numbers are, but at equivalent settings, the Ikea ones make the room feel a bit more like I want it to. I have a suspicion they have the better spectrum as well, but I may be wrong on that. The Trådfri bridge is a complete disaster though; color temperature can only be set to 3-ish presets that cannot be changed, even though the bulbs can do the whole spectrum, switches are very limited in what they can be programmed to do, etc., wayy behind Hue. I use their bulbs with a Dresden Electronic Conbee Stick on a Raspberry Pi and their software, works very well. The Ikea bulbs very occasionally flicker off and on again for a millisecond when paired to a Hue bridge; it's not frequent (every few days?) or very noticeable, but it's there.
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It is expected to be more stable than influenza. So regional eradication is conceivable in the long term and it's likely to eventually become one of those diseases that is limited to poorer/harder to reach parts of the world. But that is certainly years away. For now we all have zero immunity.

The relapses are a bit of a mystery but it's not uncommon with viruses e.g. various herpes viruses.
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I am not demographic x and therefore x people deaths don't matter is quite sociopathic.
You can have a stringent safety process without having any efficacy process. The FDA has no incentive to approve drugs but plenty to deny them so delay is the order of the day. Delay in approving new effective drugs costs lives.

The FDA has not shown any willingness to pull back on regulations during the current COVID crisis, nor have they historically shown any such willingness. Politicians have forced them to. They have never shown any organic willingness to relax regulations.
1:0 for Capitalism vs. Humanity.

Exactly this is why the motivation to do at least some things should not be bound to earning profit.

There is common goods that we need to share, global issues that need to be addressed together and we need to find ways to achieve this if we want to develop further as a civilization.

Money must not be the sole reason why we do things or we will fail with this "strategy" and we need to come up with good ideas for an alternative and try it.

I know this will probably not make me very popular especially with people living in the US as their minds are constantly being flooded with the idea that everything straying from capitalism is socialism and therefor evil. I will post it nevertheless, down-votes don't hurt and I will write my opinion until it is censored completely.
That's one way. Another way is for the government to declare and emergency and order production, and to set rules about distribution like limiting people to one box at a time or whatever. Markets are typically closer to economic optimality over the longer run but not in the short term, and furthermore optimality is not always that important for many commodities that can be stockpiled against future emergencies.

You are talking about economics like a mathematical theorem when you know full well that economic behavior is an emergent social phenomenon and that people are not pure economic automata. This is disingenuous at best and dangerous at worst.
eBay isn't unique; all the price gouging on Amazon and similar platforms is also resale.
I'm not sure what you consider "hysteria", since you haven't said, but in case you forgot, the comment you replied to was about people staying home and canceling travel plans, and the economic impact of this, not about hoarding PPE.

Staying home and canceling travel plans is the caution your comment seems to argue against. I responded to your comment in this context, and to your non sequitur "number 15" argument.
> What will happen though, if the fd is already used by some other area of userspace?

That's what the min_fd patch is for, and potentially other systems for reserving blocks of fds. Much like memory, you'll ask the kernel for a block of it and then do your own allocations out of that.
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