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I doubt it. They send a push notification to your Amazon Go app immediately upon exiting the store. They then later send an email receipt, as you said, about an hour later.

Because of the novelty of the store, and because it's on my way to work, I routinely go the store, and I've never noticed a discrepancy between the push notification and the emailed receipt.

I have no specific knowledge why the receipt email is delayed, but I suspect a more mundane reason, like they're batching payments, in case of multiple trips in-and-out.
Does a harsher criminal justice system actually solve anything?
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LevelDB is a widely used C++ project, written by the same people who wrote core parts of Google Search 20 years ago:

https://github.com/google/leveldb
Obviously poor phrasing on my part, I would not like to be killed by anyone.
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Yeah, but they need people good at Data Structures and Algorithms. I think I am above average but nowhere near the quality of people that they hire. Also, I am more interested in designing big systems end-to-end and feel that doing a lot of Data Structures and Algorithms is a waste of time.
Actually, to a large extend it's fuel prices that cause these "low" speeds. Many cargo ships can be a lot faster if they have a reason that's worth the massive increase in fuel usage.
have you considered following hackernews profiles? (comments, posts, etc)

also, best promo video of all time and amazing concept. we'd be great friends IRL. alas.
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I agree on all points, but are restrictions on internal travel much different from restrictions on external travel? Seems to depend on the definition of the boundaries, and I think it’s hard to quantify the relative costs of external/internal travel restrictions. So I’m not sure what we lose by also restricting “external” travel other than another level of inconvenience.
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Statically speaking there is a change You(in general - maybe you don't drive) could kill a person tomorrow with your car, something weird on the streets could distract your eyes for a second.

Would it be fair to be tortured? The punishment needs to be proportional with the crime but you probably don't want to transform good people that made a mistake into bad/destroyed people so when then sentence is over instead of releasing that good person you release a new criminal you created and trained in your prison.
I am a grad student right now with 2 years of industry experience. Google still prefers people who are extremely good at Data Structures and Algorithms. I like doing them, but not so much to just grind them for the sake of getting into Google. I like to learn how to design big systems and grinding Data Structures and Algorithms seems like a waste of time.
From what I’ve heard (cannot confirm) their technology has to do with projecting directly into your eye, which for now supposedly provides better augmentation of reality than screen-based systems like Hololens; however, it requires a room fool of equipment to pull through. The valuation was predicated on being able to miniaturize that down to portable size.

The thing is, there is no way to “show” this to the masses, and there is not even a comparable experience (you can’t show oculus/vibe in an ad either, but everyone has played with a 3D display at some point even if only static - such as the red disc toy with 3D images whose name escapes me - stereoscope, maybe?)

What’s the comparable experience of something projecting into your eye?
I wonder about British/Irish people.

Passports for EU citizens aren't stamped anywhere in the EU. I live in Denmark. Would the USA know if I flew to the UK, then the USA?

(I don't intend to do this.)
Who is running an rtpcr in 4 hours?
As someone who has drums of anhydrous solvent and glycerin at their workplace this guide is actually helpful.
As someone who has worked at home for many years, and has a nice home office setup. $1k is not nearly enough... you need monitors, a decent desk, a nice chair, office supplies, a printer/scanner, the list goes on and on.
The keyword right there is without a doubt "trying" (^_^)
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Recidivism is very high when people get PTSD, no mental health support or any support whatsoever when they are let free after a decade or two. In civilised countries the prison systems main objective is preparing someone for the life after prison. In other countries revenge is the top priority
I have a question for you. What do you think will happen when these guys are released? Most of them will have problems for the rest of their lives. They will probably be more dangerous to society.

Even if you for some reason accept the cruel punishment, you should also consider that they may move in as your neighbour when they are released. Don't you think that the mental state may cause more problems than if they were treated humanely?

76% of US prisoners are re-arrested within five years, which is higher than many other countries. Think of how many victims could be saved if the prisons were more focused on rehabilitation than punishment?
That also makes a ton of sense.
More control. No “sun setting” of things because other people think it’s not popular enough to support. Arguably a simpler setup and thus less things to break/go wrong (this is somewhat a factor of scale, and I believe somewhat a factor of over engineering at a lot of SAAS shops)
You're already far behind due to your insecurities or Will an internet forum really guide your life ?

An MIT grad will always have more gates open than an NCSU grad. You need to do other things in your career to lessen the gap. There is no moving past this point no matter who you ask. And no the amount of hard work you do doesn't matter. Everyone of the "elite" school students work hard.
> people are even washing their hands.

Mind blown.
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Then perhaps the people saying that have different purposes. Which I'm sure was dlp211's point as well.
Get an auto feeder for food and water that can feed your cats when you are not around for 5-6 days.
Well, apart from the trade sanctions incident https://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/us-bombardi... and covering for the "diplomat" who killed someone with their car. It's looking a bit one sided these days.
Does it apply to H1B holders? (Are they “US residents”?)
If you're a felon, you typically can't get traditional employment. For most people, it's a shorter jump to "criminal" than "consultant".
Why does MC=MR imply TC=TR?
I bought a refurbished Herman Miller Aeron today on Craig's List for $350, with same day delivery. It might just be a Bay Area thing, but Craig's List was crawling with them. I'm guessing it's all the failing businesses liquidating their stock.

I used it all day and I'm amazed I spent years in an $80 Amazon chair.
Yeah, I bought the executive Aeron because I couldn't stand so much plastic and it cost an eye watering £1200.

But I'd spent £300 on a chair before it that didn't last three months, wasn't as adjustable or comfortable, I couldn't get a refund on and for which there are no spares on eBay. 10 years in it's looking like a great buy.
Several factors.

1. If you go to prison, innocent or otherwise, you're not getting hired afterward. This leads to desperation, desperation leads to...

2. In prison, you become socially reliant on criminals to simply get by. This results in cultural transference. Someone getting in trouble for shoplifting learns about the joys of [insert more lucrative criminal activity here]. Combine this with point 1 and you get repeat offenders who become 'hardened' criminals. Basically, they get better at crime, because crime involves skills just like everything else in life.

3. Poor prison conditions result in psychological trauma. This, in turn, leads to anti-social behavior.

In short, we pay a lot of money to create better criminals who are highly motivated to commit more crimes.
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People go in for minor crimes, get mixed up with gangs with hardened criminals and learn the trade. Once outside they have no opportunities so they become a hardened criminal. The system just sucks.
That's not even close to being correct, and blogs from maximalists are never a good source of correct information.

Happy to walk you through what PoS looks like in 2020, but you can look up the information yourself too.
Exactly, Magic leap has an ambitious software ecosystem vision that they have had trouble to realize - neither content producers, nor end users showed up in meaningful quantities so far. You can't sell what you don't have. At best it's going to take lots more in investment to make this work, if it ever will. Doubts about that are what is probably driving these rumors.

They are also a hardware company with some cool patented solutions that seem to more or less work. IMHO any of the big companies could be potentially interested in adding that core technology to their portfolio. That's worth something but maybe not ten billion.

What they don't have is the operational side sorted to build and ship products in volume (at least not as far as I know). They are shipping a product in limited volume to developers only and so far the reception of this device has been luke warm. Presumably this is not the final version.

The reason they are allegedly looking to sell is either that they are running out of funding and are having issues securing more and/or because it's clear that their current strategy is failing.

The real question of course is what investors stand to lose their money and what kind of financial constructions they can come up with in terms of equity swaps, and portfolio consolidation to protect their investment and turn this into an acquihire/IP grab. I hear Google has a lot of money in this already and its CEO is on the board and it has a history of doing AR stuff (and not quite succeeding). Jack Ma is on the board too.
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This is just going to a We Work in headset category. Along with the end of bull market today, many startups burning cash will go kaput. Their tech is not worth more than a few hundred million $. It would have been it worth a lot had it succeeded, unfortunately didn't. Maybe hololens/quest have a shot.
Did a triple-take when I scrolled to the bottom and saw.. GitHub. Super cool.
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My home one is more than that. It's a 5k ultrawide. Screen real estate is everything for me.
I'm trying to find more information about this, as I'm a tourist visiting the US flying back on Sunday. Does anyone know how this will play out, will they keep flying FROM the US to Europe?
I think they’re referring to everything up until now.
Not sure where you're seeing those "listed", but those are the names of viruses which are associated with diseases.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middle_East_respiratory_synd...
The point is to compare the blocking vs non-blocking though.
What? How about some specifics. My requirements for a monitor is high resolution for plenty of desktop space (minimum 4k) and IPS panels for viewing angle, besides, I think IPS is the least straining panel to look at. When you combine these two requirements you are likely at 700+ for a single monitor.

But hey, I see 80 col Vim developers, too, so everyone’s needs are different.
> Restaurants, and entertainment venues will be dead until May 2021, unless we find a vaccine that treats this.

Just because people over 70 won't be going to them, doesn't mean the rest of us won't be. Besides, once I've had cornavirus - which could well be inevitable - I'll no longer be scared for it and will head back out. So will everybody else.

To be honest, the best way to avoid a severe economic impact is to accept you'll most likely get it, and rather than killing businesses by staying inside, just got on with your life, stay fit and healthy, and hope for the best. You're more likely to be killed driving your car, so carry on living!
That's cryptoeconomics in a nutshell, mechanism design and decentralised governance.

I curate a popular resource on this here: https://github.com/jpantunes/awesome-cryptoeconomics
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This was in the story "saviour of the plague years" in a 1995 Wired magazine futurist fiction compilation. They called the desire to run around and spread the disease the "Hong Kong Jog."
> [paraphrasing] get some good idea along the way devote a minute to write down a “stub” for that (just enough to jog your memory when you return), so as not to break your concentration or momentum

This "stub" or aide-mémoire doesn't define the idea, just evokes it. So you better come back while that memory is still fresh, or you will not be able to work out what it was!
There's not a single statistic to prove that anything what you say is logical. mI'm pretty sure your old customers will not look further if there's already an option on their phone and completing with the richest company of the world is dumb. They did their research too
>I know this is probably a controversial opinion to non-meditators, but if you're going to downvote, at least provide an argument for why you don't agree.

I'm guessing it's the pretense that you can simply teach anyone to meditate whether or not they want to learn. Also, it suggests a system where a form of torture is potentially justified because you shift responsibility to the person being tortured. "They took the class on meditation and signed on the line that they understand how to endure solitary, so their suffering is their own fault!"
Can someone please explain if there's some semi-obvious subtext to the caveat -- that greater comparative transmissibility is NOT due to comparative longevity on surfaces.

Is there something else specifically, or is this just a general observation that greater transmissibility must be due to 'some other factor(s)'?
Hmm, I'm not so sure...

Even if the mortality rate is much lower than what we suspect today, we know that the health system is going to be overloaded -- just as is the case in Italy.
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I'm a little bit sick of hearing stuff related to age. "oh but they are in their 30's they will be ok" etc.

It doesn't change the fact they are now carriers and are potentially going to infect a child, or an elderly, or someone with a compromised immune system.
Uncertainty is the worst for financial markets. And we currently have extreme levels of uncertainty. Economically, it seems likely that we'll see a global recession in the first half of the year. Simply because many companies can't produce as much with travel restrictions in place. If governments step in to help this could recover quite quickly for the second half or latest next year. But no one knows how hard it will hit companies and how quick recovery will be. And until we get first indications, markets will continue to panic.

On the other hand, for long-term investors it doesn't seem like a terrible time to get into the market.
Perhaps it's a good idea to place copper tape on all door handles and other frequently touched objects. It's certainly very cheap to do so. Here's some discussion on that idea with more evidence: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/LwcKYR8bykM6vDHyo/coronaviru...
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Geographically Russia is in Europe
Care to elaborate what those problems are?
Or.... get some distance from the problem, then work on addressing the underlying reasons you go to it, while practicing not doing it. There are many paths.
It won't solve the problem, but it might be big enough a move that people realize now is the time to minimize contact as much as possible.
I generally like being alone in my room. My desk, tv, and bed are within 10 feet of each other. And I have never really put anything on my walls. Just white walls, desk, bed, and tv. I have been in a basement for the last 18 months and I have been upstairs for about 5 minutes today. I have a bathroom and fridge and microwave down here.

But I have a feeding tube. That is how I ended up down here. We thought it would be the safest place to be while I was going through chemo. For six months while my immune system was garbage I just stayed down here and would only go up to get groceries or go to chemo/radiation. So I always joked that I think I could deal with solitary. I prefer being alone.

All that changed about a month ago.

The balloon on my PEG tube (DDG it) had deflated. And one night I went to change the gauze and while I pulled the gauze out it just started pouring out blood. In a matter of seconds my boxers had blood all over them. I was terrified. This much blood on the outside, how much blood is going into my stomach? Am I going to bleed to death? On the ride to the ER I was feeling faint..

I am getting to the solitary part.

But I saw a nurse right after checking in. And she determined I wasn't bleeding to death. I was going to have a bit of a wait to see a doctor. 4 hours to be exact. But they wanted me out of the ER waiting room due to being on pembro and there had just been a case of C-19 8 hours away.

So I was being walked to a room and she said they were low on places to put me. I was going to be in a "mental health" room. But they got a bed in there for me. White walls, a bed, no problem..

Huge problem!

It is so hard to describe. It was basically a cinder block box and a massive metal door. Everything tucked away so you couldn't kill yourself. And it was so loud since the air had to be pumped in. And I had a bed they wheeled in for me. And the door was open so I could go to the bathroom when I wanted. If that door was closed and I couldn't get out I would have lost my shit. And I nearly lost it anyway. Something about that room was just unlike anything you can imagine. It was like being buried alive.

I would imagine solitary is about a million times worse. I would classify it as torture.

And my feeding tube had slipped between my stomach and the "outside skin" tearing up everything making it bleed. Just shoved it back in and loaded up the balloon with more saline and went home. And then had the tube replaced the next day during normal hours.
A+ has been GPLd for 15 years or so now, and the body has been cooling since 2008 or so when the last change was made IIRC - see http://aplusdev.org

I vaguely remember it was even packaged in Ubuntu multiverse and/or Debian at some point.
They assigned their patents to JP Morgan Chase last year presumably as collateral for a loan which they'll get back if they or the buyer pays back the loan:

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/11/14/magic_leap_imoney/
Here‘s an argument: The US is supposedly the land of the free, where everyone is allowed to live life according to their beliefs. It would be against this principle to force this re-education program you‘re proposing on someone.

A way simpler argument would be that it‘s unrealistic to expect this level of discipline for a stretch of time like this from people who couldn‘t even stop themselves from killing someone.

However, if you‘ve ever read „Papillon“, I think the methods he describes as using in dealing with his sentences seem to me to be pretty close to meditation.
Funny because I'm still getting probed by their recruiters almost on a monthly basis for several of their positions. Perhaps because I live 5 minutes away from their HQ. ;-)

It's a shame but not a surprise. I have friends and acquaintances that have worked or still work there, and yet I wouldn't vent details of what I know here, everyone knows they have been struggling with their technology, overpromise and growth. Archetype of the "too much money in too little time" syndrome, and a despair to deliver and build a successful company. Be careful with what you wish for.

I don't know Abovitz personally, though I have worked with people who worked with or under him since the early Z-KAT days and he is well regarded. Contrary to what most think about engineers in South Florida (or Florida in general), we have some very capable people here. Companies complain that they can't find good talent. However most of the time they cannot put their money where their mouth is and commit over the local "market price", which is comparatively low, to secure a good hire. It has certainly been an issue in my career, indeed. But guess what? We faced the same difficulties in one of my companies finding the right people when I lived in the Bay area a couple of years ago. The answer is not that simple.

Having worked mostly in startups through my life, from the outside it amazes me how they were trying to spread out so early. When I first heard about them they were pitching movie producers, but after they got their first $50M things started going crazy. I once dated a girl who was a writer producing fancy literary content far before they had shipped anything. This was way before they hired Stephenson. I have experience in medical devices and robotics, and their recruiters have contacted me offering positions for healthcare applications, and also a very pushy one was trying to convince me to move to their Sunnyvale office where they have a robotics team. Think industrial manipulators. Then they go out and sue their once employee Gary Bradski for doing his usual Bradski things and for which he is lauded in the valley... but not here it seems. Certainly they have management problems due to lack of experience.

It would be painful if they fail. They have been the most funded tech company in the state and at least they managed to ship, something many startups are unable to demonstrate.
No Schengen stamps if you already live in the Schengen area. Unless there is data sharing the US gov wouldn’t be able to see it from a passport.

I suppose it will be another question on the form. Next to ‘I am not a terrorist’
https://outline.com/MCtCDY since that page wastes a ridiculous 1/3rd of mobile screen real estate.

tl;dr: they developed a classifier for respiratory diseases based on CT scan images and are planning to deploy it so others can use it.
You just said you arrived in January. The ban wasn't in place until February.

Are you arguing they don't know how to stop flights?

Did you go back to the airport and stake it out?
Half our open plan office with 15-ish people in it uses browns, never been an issue. There's almost never complete silence anyway (people talking quietly etc.), the keyboards are subjectively below the threshold of registering as noisy.
I think you will find that most of the people this $1k is targeting is people who already have the means to work from home, but maybe need some additional things.

No mic/webcam for meetings. Maybe own a laptop but don't have a desk/chair.

The 1k isn't about funding a fancy setup to permanently work from home. It's about filling the gaps so that they can work from home as effectively as possible during this time.