skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks. So it's a growing/shrinking list, because there surely are a lot of even smaller countries that would be added if something applied.
Don't even get me started on "epicenter"
It's hard to take anything China says as the truth. If there's anything we ought have learned over the decades of lies coming from Chinese Leadership (and generally state controlled messaging) is that at the very least, that's not the whole truth.
When you define the rules ahead of time, I think it's perfectly fine. (I tend to be in the camp of "let the market be a market", but these circuit breakers are set well away from any normal market activity, are fairly proportionate, and obviously well-understood ahead of time, so I think they're better [meaning more practical] than my general "let 'em play" attitude.)
It's such an oddly obvious tell.

I'm left wondering if it's like the advance fee scams; making it blindly obvious means you only attract the truly gullible, limiting the amount of skeptical followers who'd reply publicly to your bullshit tweets.
Talking semi-seriously here, but I wonder if the next evolution in bot accounts would be using name and avatars generated from KnowYourMeme content in order to defeat casual verification
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You are basically asking the same question I am. Why are they not sharing this kind of things? I think it is because the majority of the population is illiterate in that regard. This whole "exponetial growth modelling" going shows this pretty clearly. Not showing just opens a door they are not aware of I think.

also, I don't care about the tools they use. As lonfg as the results are correct.
Do you need all 3 of them to have a class? In my experience classes are data+ methods that manipulate that data. Like a Vector class would have a rotate,normalize etc methods that return a new Vector.
I actually really like the OpenSCAD language; I've even started to prefer OpenSCAD to Fusion360 for sketching ideas in recent years.

It is very easy to import modules for operations like threaded holes or gear teeth, and it feels very familiar if you are coming from a graphical CAD tool like Inventor or SolidWorks because it follows the same process of generating parts from a nested series of elementary operations. I've never felt frustrated trying to write parts, but to be fair, I also don't use it for serious manufacturing.
A scifi book whose title I've forgotten had jumpable spaceships with quantum communicators that went back to a central switching station. Viola - instant communication with every other communicator in the universe, and with no leakage. Maybe future us has quantum Dick Tracy watches.
I thought that was an accepted fact.
It's been a while since I read about dinosaurs : )
Is a complete lock down, that isn’t a win. People are stuck at home so they cannot get infected. Think about it
I think it was in was in one of Stanisław Lem’s novels where a character postulated that the window of opportunity where a civilization is advanced enough to communicate with others but not yet advanced enough to not care about that any more is a mere 3.000 years. Even if it was 300.000 years ...

Assuming all star systems in our vicinity have inhabitable planets and they all develop such civilizations – what are the chances any of those two windows overlapping?
that's right, I don't work at chipotle and I made sure I don't short my employer's stock.

Also correct, I'm essentially shorting the entire equity market. Chipotle is very volatile so there would be quite an upside if market trends downwards.
> I donate most of my income and I have very little savings.

Unless you're very sure that you're donating to people who will help you in return (a church?), it's wise to see to your own financial oxygen mask before helping others.
Authoritarian/collectivist governments have killed around 100M people in the past century; a number comparable to the predictions of climate crises over the next century.

There’s a reason people insist on societies based around individual liberty and citizen empowerment — they work! They’re what has led to the greatest increase in human well-being the world has ever seen.

Suggesting authoritarianism in response to climate change is simply creating a second problem — and one that’s unlikely to solve the first.

So yes, people resist you trying a repeatedly failed idea again, just so you can be seen to be doing something.
Look at it another way: a centuries-old mistranslation is finally being fixed. (-:
Glad to see google open sourced this. I also implemented code search in my open source project OneDev (https://github.com/theonedev/onedev). To try it, please visit https://code.onedev.io/projects/android-framework-base/. Press "t" for quick symbol search, and "v" for advanced search with regular expression support.

You may also hover mouse over a symbol to find its declaration and occurrences.
Nope. This was just an extremely simple case of domain separated parameters with domain specific functionality pertaining to those parameters.

When you have 100+ parameters to deal with it helps in multiple ways to separate those out into domains and classes are a useful tool for that.
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I could be totally wrong in reading the chart, if you look at the 18-64 age group it's above normal levels and have been all year.
Wow, that's exactly what I've been looking for. What's the size of the face on those? I have small wrists and regular men's watches look comically huge on me.
Can anyone say why gold (GLD) is dropping so much too? I would've thought it would be a rough inverse of the market. It's still up over the last month (just barely), but down over the past several days.
Exactly. Clusters of parameters and functions that manipulate those parameters all specific to a 'domian' is really what a class is for. Inheritance/ Polymorphism is just more machinery to do that with.

Functionality like mapping the keys to new names or uppercasing certain specific values or sending the data to certain places.

You could have the functions and parameters all in one long piece of code, or you could put them into domains which makes dealing with it, reading it, understanding it, and working with it easier, in my opinion.
> In school they taught classes and inheritance like it was the biggest thing since sliced bread.

they even had to dance around how to have a main entry point in class only languages like java

the early 2k were really religion blinded around a class god, without teaching the real values and uses of classes in the context of problem solving
If you don’t want to start a startup, just invest in one.

One that is derisked and not yet IPO.

But usually only accredited investors can do that. Another way that the Federal government helps the rich get richer.

PS: The JOBS act changed that with Rule 506b but you have to convince startups to use it
Ask HN: Why are crypto markets down?
Really just curious -- you would think this type of uncertainty that is bringing down the stock markets would have people hoarding crypto. Why isn't that happening?
I see CSS examples like this, and just want to cry that I can barely make a UI that works. I know CSS is powerful, yet it is absolutely mind numbing in getting consistent results. Anything I make looks like it was designed by a developer. The only good thing is that I know this to be the case, and I'm constantly on the look out for ways to improve.
I’m working on ideas for a new startup and this is a very different economy than three weeks ago. The Dow is down 24% in that time. Overall, I think my chances are better.

Raising that friends and family round might be tougher, since some people are feeling less rich than they did. Others will be looking for a hedge.

I’m targeting B2B SaaS, and there’s certainly going to be some purse string tightening. But I imagine there will still be room for low-cost tools with a 10x ROÍ, which is the surest way to be successful, anyway.

The biggest advantage I have going is flexibility. Right now I can turn on a dime, which a public company, or even a Series B, can’t really do.
I don't know who the author of this blog is, but this was sincerely the least insightful article that I've ever read. Kindergarten level, crayon drawn graphs were representative of their insight.
I thought about getting a Thelio to be a mid-level gaming desktop built for Linux, but it was a little difficult to justify economically--when compared against parts I could put together myself and still maximize Linux compatibility (e.g. using AMD processor/GPU to avoid stodgy NVIDIA drivers), it was still about a thousand dollar premium to go with System76. I want to support the Linux desktop, but I don't make enough yet from my dayjob to justify an extra grand.

My hope is that their costs will come down as the manufacturing process gets streamlined.
They will all go to zero, given a sufficiently broad timeline. They're making a joke.
The virus cannot survive permanently without hosts (human or animal). People are stuck at home until everyone (that's still alive) is clear. Then everyone can come out.

Edit: s/hosts/human or animal hosts/
The issue is that any competent law firm will pull up articles and comments by officials stating that warm weather will dampen or hinder COVID-19 spread. They would only need to pull up a video of Trump stating as much and make a case that it's "reasonable" to believe the president.

And even more serious sources basically say: "we don't know at this time", which is not enough to make these actions criminal (as per current laws, per my limited unprofessional understanding).
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I think "every couple weeks" was a reference to an automatic 401(k) contribution from a paycheck.
> a pixel is a point sample with no size

They have pitches. When people talk about their size they mean the pitch.
Jungian psychology (shadow work) and the occult have been absolutely critical for me to work through the internal contradictions that led me to seek out drugs in the first place.
Why didn't they come up with a new unit if pixels don't mean anything any more?
Does it still make sense to talk about what people expects when discussing the markets? isn't the vast majority of the action these days is coming from algorithms that try to predict the very very near future?
I certainly understand your sentiment and it's a reasonable one: if you wouldn't buy, why would you hold? Normally I like this POV. People stick with "losers" (stocks, not people) to "get their money back" and that certainly applies there: you've already lost that money, you just haven't realized it.

But there is a difference. Like if you're in the market now, it's for a reason. Likewise, if you're out of the market now, there's a reason. Hopefully your reason for being in is long term (5+ years), at which point, not a lot has changed. If you still have gains and those aren't in a tax-deferred account, you may accrue a tax debt by selling now.

But for those not in yet, there will be opportunity here. There always is because at some point the market is oversold. My point is that we're nowhere near that yet because the number of cases is only going to go up for at least another 3-6 months and the likelihood that you miss a sustained rally in that period is pretty low.
For a fun browser painting performance test try resizing the pane with the illustration. It's nice to see WebRender doing quite a bit better on it compared to other browsers.
"The alternations of night and day grew slower and slower, and so did the passage of the sun across the sky, until they seemed to stretch through centuries. At last a steady twilight brooded over the earth, a twilight only broken now and then when a comet glared across the darkling sky. The band of light that had indicated the sun had long since disappeared; for the sun had ceased to set—it simply rose and fell in the west, and grew ever broader and more red. All trace of the moon had vanished. The circling of the stars, growing slower and slower, had given place to creeping points of light. At last, some time before I stopped, the sun, red and very large, halted motionless upon the horizon, a vast dome glowing with a dull heat, and now and then suffering a momentary extinction. At one time it had for a little while glowed more brilliantly again, but it speedily reverted to its sullen red-heat. I perceived by this slowing down of its rising and setting that the work of the tidal drag was done. The earth had come to rest with one face to the sun, even as in our own time the moon faces the earth."
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Even if not - it was a pretty great payout event for older devs that are pretty much in their 70s now.
>But on the other hand if they're all in a 8h window, that person is posting from work - are these posts their job?

Eh lots of people have desk jobs with enough downtime to be posting throughout their work day while they are bored... then maybe they go home and are doing something else.

Although I agree it would be suspect if they never really posted outside that window.
The death rates are only low because people are able to get hospital care. ~20% of cases require hospitalisation and a large fraction of them will die without hospital care.

At the current growth rate (of confirmed cases) in the US, in about two weeks there will be more cases in the US requiring hospitalisation than there are ICU ventilators in the entire United States.

We need to get that growth rate down, or a decent chunk of the people who are hospitalised and unable to get a ventilator will die.
Yip, I read that elsewhere as well.

Honestly should of just said, all air travel. How the thing spread to other countries in the first place.

Still, I'd be supprised if London don't end up with quarantine zones before the month is up. Going by how it has patterned in countries that have had to move from containment onto delay. Then it's not a case of if, but when.
SQL is easy like solving differential equations is easy. If you know how, you just work througH it, but that’s only because you already learned all the prerequisites and then spend a year getting good at it. Anyways the point is that either way, you’ll never have an entire organization working at this level with SQL or solving equations and that’s fine. The CEO doesn’t need it, sales don’t need it. They do need numbers though, so having a dumbed down interface that can show some curves after clicking “net sales” and “country” let’s them move forwards with what matters to them, without having to learn the difference between an inner and outer join, which doesn’t matter to them.

Not everyone needs to be a programmer even if they do need the value typically buried in programmer interfaces.
Wouldn't tidal drag make years shorter? Longer years means a more distant, high energy orbit.
Well said Mr. Buffet... and accurate.
Lately for me it's been FFVII OST :P
I think its interesting that Twitter has the capability to automatically and instantly tag tweets or accounts as being written by third party apps

Yet they choose not to
Hololens is not "flying off the shelves". It would not be viable as a standalone business either.

None of Magic Leap's many problems would have mattered if there was actually a market for the product to sell into. But the market needs a product that's better than any available technology allows today.
If you want to use React with JSX then you must add babel to your project.
Panic is real. And it can be very difficult to undo some of the damage caused by panic.

The circuit breakers are a neutral addition. In some cases they may be triggered unnecessarily and are just delaying the inevitable. In others they may have a very real benefit in giving people time to figure out what’s really going on.

To be fair, I’m not sure how this affects algorithmic trading, which is not gonna be affected by the emotional aspect and are the dominant players today.
Because despite cryptos intended usage, most people buy it as an investment - and are trying to cut their losses as it declines
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That's absurd. The plan is to make devices repairable. Current devices not being repairable is the problem being solved. What you've described is the status quo.
This is actually one of the exact 'features' I was thinking should be there. I guess this might be due to my inexperience with these tools (my problem!) but I've never experienced, or figure out how to, jump between the landmarks with VoiceOver.
"usage defines language"

Yeah that's exactly why GP is asking to change the usage.
> His two front teeth (red box) are different shapes and sizes.

Which would be entirely normal for a guy from Manchester. My two front teeth are different shapes and sizes too. We don't really do "cosmetic dentistry" here in the UK, certainly not to the extent it's practised in the US.
The impact of the Coronavirus epidemic means that many companies & individuals can see that they’re going to have a short term cash squeeze this year - they have interest payments due & the income to pay it isn’t going to be there.

So they’re selling anything that can be sold to raise the cash to make those interest payments - in a strongly deflationary environment you’d expect $/£/€ to rise against everything, including gold and bitcoin, which is exactly what’s happening.
>but what about if I have been in the stock market for 10+ years and I wanted to get out in the next month for my retirement?

You shouldn't be. Unless you plan to die soon and really live it up, you should be have money you need now, money you need next year, money you need next decade, etc. When you approach retirement, you should start moving the money you need now (at the point of retirement) into much less volatile investments. A year later you should move the money you need next year (at the point of retirement) into a similar vehicle. As you get closer, each bucket of money eventually moves into the safest vehicle possible (FDIC insured savings/checking account, ready for you to use it in day to day transactions). At the point of retirement, assuming you plan to live for a few more decades, most of your money should still be in the market but what you need in the short term should be in cash already and what you need in the medium term should be in a low risk investment to protect against inflation.

This is the general pattern, the exact situation depend upon your own financial situation, health situation, family situation, and many other factors that a financial/investment adviser would be able to help you with.
I'm all set myself. My only expenses are taxes and mortgage. I grow my own food in the backyard for fun and I'm pretty sure I can scale it up when the going gets tough.

Personally, I believe that giving should be done without expecting anything in return, otherwise it becomes an exchange, which I find incredibly exhausting.
You should stop reading this discussion here, for your own peace of mind. Because there's someone writing quotation marks and then immediately writing "quote-unquote" only a few bullet points ahead. (-:
Stock exchanges are heavily regulated. That's why trades can be made so quickly.
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i was quite impressed with https://www.metabase.com/, good documentation and a lot of effort to make production level setup very easy
There’s a whole range of costs associated with various preventative measures which could be taken in the face of any risky activity. Some of these things (like encouraging good hygiene) are obviously worth doing, others like canceling all public schools much less so.

And it’s not just an abstract “economic” cost on the X-axis, ultimately it also comes back down to quality of life and even a cost in lives. Actual people losing their businesses, losing their houses, etc.

I can’t help but think of Asimov and Three Laws. Taken to its extreme, robots interpret the law of “not allowing humans to come to harm” in a way that they ultimately enslave humanity.

First, I think the nCFR is fundamentally and significantly overstating the risk to the general population because orders or magnitude more people already have it than have been tested positive. Second, I think the treatment for COVID is pretty basic. With a concerted effort to deploy temporary facilities across the US we could add sufficient ventilator beds for a quick peak in cases and save trillions of dollars in economic damages.
I think the big gloom right now is that Trump has revealed that the US is not capable of a China or South Korea style response.

Those countries were very well prepared because of SARS.

South Korea is sharing everything they can on how they've handled their response: https://twitter.com/HannahNamMD/status/1237618159840100353
In 'our' era, the megafauna of North America were pretty big as well (up until 13ka). Giant sloths, wolves, cats... and they survived an ice age. Not so well-known either.
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It all gets synced to their app. They do allow you to export your data on their website, but it's not necessarily an easy process.. but the app that can do everything from monitoring your sleep cycles and reading heart rate to recording your route (and elevation change) on a hike with the ability to navigate you back to your starting position.

I have a Garmin Instinct that I bought a year and a half ago and wear it daily. It looks like a dumb-watch, and the battery lasts 2 weeks with daily tracked GPS runs... Can't say enough good things about it. Oh, it's also waterproof (I've swam and showered with it many times) and shockproof.

The privacy activist in me is pretty worried about what they can do with this data, since it's all synced (sleep patterns, exercise habbits, etc...), but I have just enough cognitive dissonance to use it anyways lol
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It a shame that we as engineers can't just say "this maintenance is required to fix this known issue. It's not a huge deal but will cause trouble if it's not dealt with". Instead we have to be all doom and gloom and tell management that the company/world will end.
TL:DR Soap (and solvents, and alcohols for that matter) reacts with (and therefore breaks down) the types of molecules that make up oils and fats and the viruses in question are held together by fats.
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I don't know why people see the only way to collective struggle being through an authoritarian battering ram. I think this says far more about you than you realize: the only way in which you could possibly imagine yourself working with another person is at the barrel of a gun.
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There is a certain class of work in the IT/software world that is utterly thankless - nothing goes wrong and people wonder what they pay you for, something goes wrong and the very same questions get asked.
A whole article and no code examples. Fail.
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That's the word for when a WWE star enters the stadium with loud music and fireworks, right?
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The market exists through manipulation (regulation).

There is no such thing as a free market that erupts spontaneously. Despite the rhetoric from certain circles, “free” markets are actually highly managed and regulated entities. There’s a reason why places with the best (largely defined as consistent) regulations, and greatest stability are also financial centres.

If markets erupted without any regulatory framework then their quality would be highly correlated with the level of anarchy in a place. Whereas the reality is almost the opposite.
> human hosts

We think it came from some form of animal, and I've seen a report of a low level infection in a dog.

Edit: While I think the former is common knowledge, here is a source for the latter: https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/coronavirus-dog-spread-humans...