skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
DJ. Romantic Songs Remix Bhojpuri 2020
Clean Your Room

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGuow4yRtn8
I‘m pretty sure that that‘s a reverse causation. People who eat very high amounts of rice are the poor who can not afford a better mix of food. They are then malnourished as rice is not providing all needed nutrients. Also being poor means often no health care. Controlling for these socioeconomic factors is very difficult.

Rice in itself is a healthy food, especially when it is brown. I read a study some years ago where a doctor even cured mild forms of diabetes with high loads of rice instead of junk food. Don‘t have a link handy though.

Americans are not doomed to diabetes. Diabetes T2 is one of the easiest diseases to prevent. Vegans for example have 60-70% less diabetes according to observational studies like Adventist Health II.
I had this impression that pozzolans were a thing... Like. Solved problem.
As any third-worlder knows perfectly will, everyone is on your own.

Aside from that, there are so many different factors (variables) that this oversimplified model is almost useless.

Every place, except China, which locked down a whole magapolis, will reach overcapacity of hospitals very quickly and UK government advisers know this.

'Flattering the curve' is a nice catchy meme though.
It takes a long time to acquire respirators and to train anesthesiologists.
So ... What country do we think he's talking about at the end of the video, which is extorting all cargo ships at port?
Investors are excited to write checks during the pandemic
Top White House official in charge of pandemic response exits abruptly (2017)
How about make apps that make contact tracing easier?
There's a story at the end [0] where he talks about a country whose ports ask for $5000 bribes to pass cleaning inspections. Comments in the video suggest it's Argentina, and I found a this [1] article supporting that theory.

I was half expecting it to be my own, honestly.

[0]: https://youtu.be/is4cqxLM-N4?t=397

[1]: https://www.bsr.org/en/our-insights/case-study-view/maritime...
Bananas are high in potassium. And for a healthy individual fruit consumption has never been a problem. Please show me a study that fruit consumption is linked with higher rates of disease in healthy individuals.
Also, if an affected region locks down well enough and long enough (cf. Hubei: https://miro.medium.com/max/6812/1*pwPIo7U6pBahMZhopHYbMw.pn...), the number of actual new cases per day may fall to the point where containment becomes feasible again.
Funny thing about this is that they don't disagree on herd immunity. They argue over optimal rate and tradeoffs (where/when measures slider should be moved).

In this rare case Pueyo credentials don't matter much as he pretty much echoes open letter from scientific community coming from Italy.

What is not mentioned is that buying a bit of time also increases a chance for many people to get treatment that is yet to be discovered/approved.
It might be better to look at beds available near the major disease clusters rather than a country as a whole, given that patients are unlikely to be transported around the country to fill the beds.
"Vehicle" is a little more generic. It could be a truck. Is a truck a car?

I suspect "vehicle" (and perhaps even "high rate of speed") might be frequently used by law enforcement because those are the same terms used in the statutory laws they are enforcing.
U.K. To Accelerate Measures After Virus Cases Jump Faster Than Anticipated
> I wonder if hydrocarbons could be synthesized with a reasonable efficiency by using electricity and (solar) heat. Making oil a non-fossil fuel could be the best of both worlds.

It's a thing:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biogasoline

> Biogasoline/Biopetrol is gasoline produced from biomass such as algae

>> Companies such as Diversified Energy Corporation are developing approaches to take triglyceride inputs and through a process of deoxygenation and reforming (cracking, isomerizing, aromatizing, and producing cyclic molecules) producing biogasoline. This biogasoline is intended to match the chemical, kinetic, and combustion characteristics of its petroleum counterpart, but with much higher octane levels. Others are pursuing similar approaches based on hydrotreating
An encrypted password file, such as a 1password or keepass database file, also doesn't have to be stored securely and can just be stored in git or dropbox or whatever.

You're trusting crypto to not be broken either way, why not trust an encrypted file that provides significant usability rather than an unencrypted file and "stateless" generation algorithm?
It’s almost Swiftian in its satire... oh wait, they’re serious. Strange that it may be quite a few of their own voters who die. I know Boris idolizes the mayor from Jaws who says the beach is safe to keep businesses open so maybe they are that dumb or maybe they’ll be really lucky. Risking an extra 2% of 50M dead (or even 20% of that) is a big gamble. How many allies died in Normandy? 200k? Hope it’s worth it.

I’m guessing that when things start getting Wuhan level crazy people will isolate anyway and they’ll get the worst of all results.
And the fact that your passwords are deterministic means that somebody who has one of your passwords can learn the master from it and pwn you everywhere.

Some non-secure login forms do still exist. Boardgamecore is one of them (shame away, the webmaster seems to think it's too expensive to get a cert and I can't talk sense into him). The whole internet knows my boardgamecore password.

I don't care too much though, because I use LastPass and that password is random. The worst you can do with it is make a bad move in my chess game. The fact that my board game password is public doesn't endanger any of my other security. My master password is still entirely out of reach.

But if I was using LessPass, you could use rapid offline cracking to derive my master password from my boardgamecore password. If you get lucky or if my master isn't strong enough, in short order you have my email and my bank and hundreds of other things, which I have to go change manually one by one after I figure out how to deal with the fact that all my money's gone.

With a deterministic password system, if somebody pwns you somewhere, they've pwnd you everywhere. It is only mildly better than reusing the same password everywhere. The danger of so many points of failure and no failsafety is definitely not worth the theoretical purity of "statelessness" (which you don't even really have because the state is in your head or a Google sheet)
It kinda seems blogspammy, true, but 'cum' is common, right? The most typical use in US official stuff is announcing the history of someone and they say "magna cum laude".
This.

The economy is going to be hit either way, it's just a choice between A) a lock down but most people staying alive and healthy or B) lots of people dying or sick and an overrun health care system.

Maybe we don't know which one will have bigger impact on the economy, but we know for sure which one will lead to more human suffering.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_OECD_countries_by_hosp...

The board of medical doctors has issued a therapeutic guideline that says not to ventilate over the age of 60, or better "to allocate ICU resources and personnel based on estimates life expectancy", as is an accepted ethical behaviour in cases of insufficient resources.

People 60 and older are sedated and practically euthanised if not enough ICU beds are available.

That's why you probably see other countries (namely UK and US) react differently.

Unfortunately it's difficult to asses the validity of the statistical reporting, even assuming good faith on the side of all parties, statistics protocols are easy to overlook/get-wrong in medical emergencies.

Use translated CC to hear it from this guy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lnxGwptaQc
We have entertainers put out PSA messages to educate the population to leave enough beds free to accept critical patients
Bearing in mind I didn't work on the Saturn. What I recall from others, for 3D rendering, the Sega Saturn:

- Could only draw quadrilaterals with any corner coordinates, but not triangles. You need triangles to draw general 3D polygon shapes. Triangles could be simulated by setting two corners to the same position, but that doubled the amount of rendering due to the next points:

- Drew quads in a strange way that overwrote lots of pixels repeatedly if they weren't screen-aligned rectangles. Instead of drawing horizontal spans on the screen to the bounds of the shape, as almost anyone else's renderer would do, so that each pixel was rendered once, it drew lots of sloping lines, starting with a line between points A and B at the "top" of the quad, working its way towards points C and D at the "bottom" of the quad, interpolating the endpoints and slopes appropriately.

- Drawing the sloping lines would have been ok (though not as efficient for RAM access) if it had managed to still draw each pixel once by careful choice of line pixels. But instead, it just drew sloping lines on top of each other, with the effect that you got a combination of some pixels being drawn over more than once inside the quad (wasted time), and also gaps where no pixels were draw inside the quad (holes!).

- To avoid the holes you had to ensure the line density was enough that you would definitely also have significant pixel duplication. The line density depended on the polygon's longest edge and its orientation after projecting from 3D to screen space.

- When drawing a highly distorted quad that meant a lot of pixel duplication at the more "pinched" end.

- Calculated texture coordinates by linear interpolation along these lines, instead of 3D projection. This made the texture look strongly distorted on quads not facing the viewer in 3D space, needing a workaround in software.

- And then there was the difficulty figuring out how to get the hardware to actually do these things from the poor documentation and an enormous list of some 200 registers, without useful sample code or libraries.

Drawing a good looking 3D textured polygon was tricky on this thing. Even when you had it drawing polys they looked wrong in all sorts of ways until compensated for, and still looked a bit wrong no matter what you did.

And then you just knew it was much slower than it could have been given the rest of the hardware, bus speeds etc. It seems like the hardware designers had put a lot of effort into a complex chip, but unfortunately didn't understand much about 3D graphics.
They're also not quiet.
Singapore is gradually increasing[1] measures now as more imported cases show up - broader travel restriction, no events of more than 250 people, and enforced WFH, among others.

1. https://www.moh.gov.sg/news-highlights/details/additional-pr...
Yeah I mean there's that but we're trying to do stuff that such nihilistic sentiments never could appreciate. There's a lot of truth to why these kinds of things like fips 140-2 level 3 are a thing even though yeah if you weild them foolishly they won't do you any good but I don't know. I just could never trust any of the stuff Intel marketed mostly because of the systematic poor quality of hardware accompanying their shit
Half Life 2 speedrun with developer commentary
How to Build a Simple Movie Recommender System with Tags
It's possible to disinfect masks with ultraviolet light. [1] It's crucial that hospitals don't throw away their used masks. Save them in bags for disinfection later, or if a miracle occurs, just pitch all the bags full of them.

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4699414/
My startup built a chrome extension for Gmail before inboxsdk and it broke every time there was a google change.

So glad you guys brought your solution to the world as freeware so scrappy startups like mine could avoid having to chase all those updates.
I did my research. Also I tracked my nutrition with Cronometer in the first weeks. Not a single day did I miss on B-vitamins.

Heme iron is associated with disease in all major studies. I don‘t see a reason to ingest it.

I have a great O3/O6 ratio. I don‘t use oil at all and avoid foods that are filled with plant oils. My breakfast contains lots of flax seeds. Our usual foods contain hemp seeds. All good sources of O3. And all without pollutants from fish.

I get a lot of information from nutritionfacts.org. Dr. Greger offers free information as in free beer. No ads, no sponsors, even the earnings from his books are given to charity. I highly recommend you check him out. He certainly has his biases but still way less than most other doctors.
I really dislike video chat for full-time remote work. Video chat is still too lo-fi to approach the utility of in-person meetings and has the same downsides (grooming, dress, other appearance-based stereotypes). What's wrong with voice?!
Easy to say when you don't seriously have to face your children becoming homeless. While it certainly isn't as dramatic as a pandemic, there are severe human consequences of completely shutting down the economy. I'm sure I don't need to repeat the stats that showcase how close to the edge much of America lives - 40 million Americans don't consistently have access to enough food[1]. 1 in 6 children don't have access to enough food (which has massive effects on development and long-term health). 22 million children rely on school lunches as their primary source of nutrition[2]. Food insecurity is directly correlated with higher rates of diabetes and obesity[3]. Half of America has a negative net worth. Unemployment is correlated with alcohol and drug abuse[4].

Pretending that the only disaster we are facing is medical is blinding yourself to the reality that we are trying to navigate our way between twin catastrophes.

[1] https://www.usnews.com/news/healthiest-communities/articles/...

[2] https://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2020/03/13/us/ap-us-virus-o...

[3] https://www.feedingamerica.org/sites/default/files/2019-04/2...

[4] https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2017/07/how-job-l...
I'm not sure how people will react by say, week 4 of isolation. I've been cooped up indoors for a week and it's already taking a toll on my well being.

You will invariably have people breaking quarantine after a few weeks, especially if there is a sense of the threat subsiding.
The plan also relies on flattening the curve like other countries' plans. They're just calculating that people won't stay in lockdown for months, and that if they put one in place now people will start emerging just in time to hit the peak of the infections.
Can you give a specific example of this technique?
Missouri Sues Televangelist Jim Bakker for Selling Fake Coronavirus Cure
He was probably trying to type emojis into form fields instead of punycode.
Check Adventist health study 2. Vegans for example had 60-70% less diabetes. Guess they had the same genes before choosing that diet.
> Is it fake security

Compared to what?

Compared to a regular stateful password manager? Absolutely, for all the reasons mentioned by the parent poster. Stateful password managers are just more secure since the sitepasswords have no relationship between each other, so individual sites leaking a site password does not give them any possible attack.

Compared to using just the master password for all sites? Well, a stateless password manager is probably better than that at least.
Yes. I do this. In Gdocs though, name is productivity, where I add the day in format [dd/mm/yyyy] followed by bullets points on things I thought and did during the day.
It also helps me to wrap my mind around in the following weeks, like, what was I thinking? then I go back to the log, and remember the trail of thought leading to my decisions. It is quite worth a while doing this I reckon.
We don't know that yet. This hasn't even begun. We have another 6 months before we'll understand anything. Wuhan might just break out again.

Following others lead is only political conservative. It's the learned behaviour of risk managers, push responsibility to others even if it's not the best action. They are there to manage internal risk.
I also found that having one master password like that is probably not so clever. But who is saying that you have to use the three input fields like this? I came up with my own system.
So I'm kind of using lesspass now as a password generator. The generated password I save in keepassxc along with the rest of the information. In most cases I don't need to consult the vault and can generate the password on the fly but I'm not bound to lesspass at all. So in case I should lose access to the vault I can still log into most sites.
I love Greek mythology (who doesn't?), so much so, that all my servers and client machines are named after Greek gods/titans/heroes. I got the idea from my first job with the MoJ where all their mainframes were named after the gods.
Sars survivors showed some reduced lung capacity but overall not significant enough to affect quality of life. Morbidity mainly came from poorly executed steroid therapy carried out in a number of hospitals in an attempt to control respiratory failure, which resulted in more permanent disabilities.

Source:https://www.nature.com/articles/s41413-020-0084-5
I am the author of Simple Gmail Notes (a free extension for Chrome and FF). When I started to develop the extension years ago, I did some research of InboxSDK and Gmail.js. I am not sure if it's still true now, but at that time when I use the SDK I need to load a remote and minified JS file hosted at the Streak server, which seems not a good idea for security concerns. I don't think Streak will try to steal the data in purpose, but still... Also, I wonder if that might cause problems with extension verification nowadays. Both FF and Chrome has more strict safety policies now.

I then tried to use Gmail.js for a while, but it seems not that stable, the extension got a lot of complaints of not working from time to time (Gmail.js cannot load email data correctly, but not every time).

After a few months, I finally decided to parse the DOM data myself, it's actually not THAT difficult, if you are not trying to build an extremely powerful extension.Gmail.com did change the UI from time to time, but it's not that huge actually. For the latest big UI change on Gmail, I remember it took me about 1MD to finish all the required code changes.
Listen, I have a graduate degree in Mathematics, so a mistake like that was inevitable, especially because I was trying to be careful about it.

That changes everything! The full-bore user is only $30 over the non-user. I have completely changed my mind. Why even bother measuring this nonsense? This explains why my provider doesn't charge per usage for my symmetric gigabit plan.
What's your agenda? You've posted this link with the same sound bite multiple times already.
In other words, this is a backup. But you could, you know, just backup your vault.
Agreed. I do quite a bit of videoconferencing and I find the "need" of other people to see faces weird. Voicechat should do the job as well.

Maybe it's more difficult for people to focus on the conversation if their eyes have nothing to focus on?
If it was never okay to as questions, then any discussion ever could be shut down with "personal belief". If some beliefs can be examined and others are deemed too sensitive, then eventually the untouchable beliefs multiply and take over all discussions.

Beliefs are meant to be examined and evaluated, not coddled.
Same problem here. Where are you located? Not US, I suppose.
This sounds like something that call for its own subreddit, because, even if there might be remedial lawsuits you can bring to them, it will be expensive to litigate in US. I am afraid they count on that.
Given this is a real emergency/problem for everybody now.
In Italy, government has temporarily forbidden the actioning of repossession/penalties clauses in mortgage contracts and has suspended payment of taxes.
I would recommend banding together with other people in your country/same situation.
Your bank allows you to move money with just a password? Change to some bank where you get a way of logging in that requires some sort of certs. Ours used to have a small box you had to enter a key that the website provided to you, plus your pincode. Now there is an app that displays where you are logging in and you have to enter your pin to sign. When you transfer money it needs another signature and you can see all the transactions on the same screen before you hit enter.
Ask HN: Need help calculating Covid-19 growth
My so called "rich first world country" decided to stop counting new cases once they were caught with their pants down after a 90% growth in a single day.

I generally don't care about their excuses, but I need to know how to actually calculate growth based on past data and other variables.

I recall seeing something that you could use population number, previous cases and growth to figure out how long until a certain % of the population was infected, but I can't seem to find that.

We live in the city center surrounded by bars and restaurant and this Friday they were still crowded and even had a queue outside.

Me and the missus have quarantined ourselves with food and entertainment, but need to figure out when most might have recovered from it.
For people who don’t find that clear enough, here’s a bloke comparing the obits in L’Eco Di Bergamo between Feb 9 and Mar 13: https://twitter.com/benphillips76/status/1238854071509016577

February 9 is 1 1/2 pages.

March 13 is 10 full pages.
Oh right, of course I forgot to divide by 100. I should have also remembered what my other teacher said: always check your units.
Show HN: 3D Helix showing countries affected by Covid 19
I do remember a CGA driving game on the PC in all it’s four-color glory. Pink, teal, black and white.
Is it possible to make your config available, e.g., GitHub?

I'm just starting to get going with Rhasspy, integrating with Home Assistant, and the docs miss just enough that I hit walls everytime I try.

Thanks for the info you've already provided though, sounds like I want exactly what you do.
You raise a high bar for China but if the virus appeared in many other countries the global outcome would have been much worse.
You will get by far the best experience using Chrome 80 in an desktop environment.

Direct link to the online examples (COVID-19 Helix):
https://neomjs.github.io/pages/

Feedback appreciated!
Those exhaustive guides are called books on OS X's case.

https://www.amazon.com/Mac-OS-Internals-Approach-paperback/d...

https://www.amazon.com/MacOS-iOS-Internals-User-Mode/dp/0991...

https://www.amazon.com/MacOS-iOS-Internals-II-Kernel/dp/0991...

https://www.amazon.com/MacOS-iOS-Internals-III-Insecurity/dp...

https://www.amazon.com/Mac-OS-iOS-Internals-Apples/dp/111805...

However the future leads to userspace extensions, so their usefulness is kind of relative, beyond targeting pre-Catalina versions.
It is correct in theory, but Wuhan coronavirus spreads very quickly and easily. I doubt UK has enough hospitals and people to provide proper medical treatments.
Some banks are offering breaks on mortgages, so don't make too many blanket assumptions about that.
U.S. sanctions 'severely hamper' Iran coronavirus fight
Watch this and decide for yourself:

https://vimeo.com/209647801

This is the reality of farm life for most animals, despite what you often see in commercials etc.
Good point. This is a password manager where 2FA is impossible to implement.
Maybe they should include this 3Blue1Brown video to explain what 'exponential' means in this context:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kas0tIxDvrg
I am quite happy with https://crypto.stanford.edu/PwdHash/

Funnily different master passwords generate a different output space ( good if you want special characters), which is a tiny bit worrying.
He meant to say “fewer”.