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React with TypeScript is a joy. I have the utmost respect for Angular, and for the way it pushed forward progress on frontend. Vue itself has taken many great ideas from Angular.

It hasn't been an option for me because I found it quite opinionated for personal projects, and in my work context I didn't enjoy / respect the people that were working on Angular projects. This is not about Angular, it's about where I was working and the people there.

It's easy to judge a tool by it's users, but we mustn't.
With this solution you could never be sure that pi is functional and displayed data is fresh - you'd have to always compare display clock with wrist watch or something.
Legos may take hundreds of years to break down in the ocean
It's not just a bad idea... it's a horrible, dangerous idea.
All of their points can be easily addressed with a static site generator or just some CMS that lets you write pages using templates instead of just pure HTML. That's absolutely declarative, a lot more than a JS-framework based app. The only point that would be missing is the reactive part as you mention: but who the hell expects a wiki to be reactive?! I expect it to be as close as possible to the printed version! A Wiki is NOT a web app!
Ask HN: Video format for easy transfer and browser support?
I am starting a work on creating mobile application that will record the videos and upload it on the server for editing. I am not sure which video format would be good.

I want to maintain quality as well as minimum file size for transfer and all. I hope to get some guidance here.
If you're not aware of what jq is, it's "JSON Query", a cli tool for filtering JSON streams - https://stedolan.github.io/jq/manual/
Studies show that hydroxychloroquinone- not chloroquine or chloroquine phosphate - is what's effective. It has less side effects if not used for a long period of time (>5 years, then serious liver and retinal damage can occur). Plaquenil, the brand, is 100% hydroxychloroquine (possibly hydroxychloroquinone sulfate, I'd have to check), which requires perfect dosing per patient, usually around 500mg/day for a typical adult.

With the generic hydroxychloroquinone, there are fillers, so taking 600mg might be better off, but don't quote me.

The problem is that hydroxyc. can have major interactions with antibiotics (which interests me, since Azithromycin is recommended in conjunction - perhaps its referring to Flouroquonines which are very dangerous to cartilage anyway by themselves (Levaquin,Cipro,etc.). Also, seizure meds psychiatric meds, acetaminophen, and blood pressure medicines can cause interactions.

Hydroxychloroquinone can actually help with weight loss and lowering glucose levels.

I think this sounds promising - not as a treatment per se, nor a vaccine, but a prophylactic at the first sign of symptoms. I suspect adding zinc might be helpful, but that's just my idea for clearing up infections sooner.

I think the Azithromycin may be used to address any bacterial side effects to which the hydroxychloroquinone may leave the immune system more susceptible, such as eye problems and strep. Another reason I think early use of zinc may help.

Anyway, this is interesting stuff. And it's so cheap - since it's already a generic, no "lawyer" can patent this to make money.

I think they're just trying to find the treatment, and I'm grateful it's not big pharma!
> Counterargument: skepticism is kind of boring compared to the other positions. There's just not much to build on if you flatly reject the ability to build things.

Skepticism doesn't demand that you "reject the ability to do things." See Hume.
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Google Meet seems to be the only one currently not cracking under the increased load, while Zoom, Webex, and others are starting to fail. I guess there's little room to add features right now...
> Right now there is not much fundamentally wrong with the economy, there is just a temporary setback because of the Corona lockdown.

A very bold claim there. There are a lot of things 'wrong' with the economy, starting with negative-yielding sovereign debt, corporate debt, repo markets, politics interfering with Central bank decisions, PE levels and ending with 30% stock market gains in 2019.
I fully agree with this. Zoom has done a huge amount of work optimizing its transfer protocols to make it that reliable. Is it possible to offer same reliability using WebRTC in a browser when 50 participants are connected? I am not sure. Even https://whereby.com/ offers only up to 12 people on their highest plan.
I think videoconferencing software like Remotehour serves a different purpose - seamlessly jump to a videocall without any software required to install until zoom releases a web client.
I had this problem with switching contexts. For work, we use a combination of old Java, Tomcat, JS and the likes. For my hobby, I mainly program games in C#. Two entirely different infrastructures. That said, I can keep both up decently well due to the sheer volume of practice.

A few months ago I had my first go at ASP.NET Core, specifically Razor. Hadn't touched it for months, now I'm trying it again and I already forget intricacies of the syntax (when to put curly braces etc.), all stuff you only really remember through continued practice. Most of all: its just knowledge you can find on the internet. The case isn't unique enough to not have a creative solution or find a source on. In fact, the information is so easy to find, its almost a waste of brain space to remember rather than figuring out the pattern to uncover the solution next time.

I also find webdev to be more and more complex by the year. Not because of the frameworks introduced, but due to the increasing demands from users, the competition and security issues, while there's still very little to streamline the process for the developer. It takes a lot of steps to get to the point where your site is online, with certified security, connected to a domain instead of an IPaddress, coming as someone who primarily did desktop development.
It's OK for the most common scenarios, I didn't comment on the regular "build a web app" case, but more complicated ones. I think @vue/cli is very nice, but I've had many issues dealing with the magic behind it, so much that it became easier to swap vue-cli-service with rollup and custom setups.

I'm sure Vue3 will fix all this, and it will be awesome. Very much looking forward to it
Experts doubts study that says blood type A more prone to coronavirus
I think as soon you use "values" it is no longer the ActiveRecord pattern since the result is not an object instance representing a single row in the table.

I never read a proper specification of ActiveRecord, but it could be that a "pure" implementation doesn't allow for joins? Hence the weird looking example with the nested for loop, which variations of I have seen plenty in real world code. Mostly by people that don't sufficiently understand the ORM or SQL, not because they were sticking to a pattern though.

In your example it is obvious what happens in this simple example, but as soon the joins become more complex, it becomes in my opinion quite unwieldy and non obvious what the resulting SQL will be. I had multiple performance problems in the past because of the queries the ORM generated or with memory/cpu usage on the app side.
> Why are all the masks single use? Why can't we make reusable masks that can be disinfected by UV light?

There has been no incentive for reusable masks. By not reusing the mask, there is zero chance of it transmitting infection to other patients. The policy makes sense if you are rich and not having a shortage. Hopefully the hospitals have been smart enough to not incinerate the used masks, because even recycled ones are better than a handkerchief.
Cf the 'Alipay Health Code' now in use in China

“Green code, travel freely. Red or yellow, report immediately.”

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/01/business/china-coronaviru...
To be fair, cargo-cult programming is a scourge in any domain. Since the cult many folks started with when they took their college (or free online) programming course was Java, all cargo looks like Java.
Is there some particular reason why this would not pass peer review in some low level journal? Are the statistics off? Or is the data fabricated? Because it will be published and it will pass the peer review if it satisfies those basic conditions. Peer review just means that someone else read the paper and judged whether the content seems reasonable. I don't think it is productive to call an article bogus because it is not peer reviewed. The judgement should be based on content.
apart from all the useless use of cat, great content!
This has no more value than being a "fun fact" (sorry for the word 'fun' in the context of a pandemic and death numbers)..
a) it is something you don't have any control
b) the diff (odds, bayes factor or any similar definition) is not that great to have an effect on public policy (something like, let's focus our resources on region A, since region B has less risk kind of change)

So, let's all enjoy this study as food for our curiosity, and move on with all the usual measures of social distancing, extra hygiene control and all.. Especially dangerous, if even one crazy person goes out because he has a certain blood type and helps the disease spread
Qtcreator is leaps and bounds ahead of vs
Definitely going to give Necromunda Dark Uprising a look then, especially considering the "compatible" terrain. Havent touched Necromunda in a very very very long time, so love the idea of giving it a shot again. Thank you for the tip, and goood luck with your stealth mission ;-)
But also, to be fair, a deeply fascinating mathematical picture-book.
Two Calgary beer companies crafting hand sanitizer in empty vats
The difference is the difference between metaphysics and epistemology. One can consistently accept that there is no first cause (everything has a cauase), smallest thing (everything has a part) as examples while rejecting infinitely chained justificationa or vice versa. They don't necessarily or usuallydepend on eachother.
Natural selection cannot apply if the vast majority of deaths occur in a demographic that is way past its reproductive phase...
Whipsaw mkts will eventually make it impossible for credit to be extended to allow these low ROIs to operate.

Welcome to post-peak oil pricing dynamics.
Meteor 1.10
Oh, yes, please. The iPad (especially the Pro ones) is such an incredible machine — thin, light, fantastic battery life, and faster than most laptops. It would run Mathematica really, really well.
A list of resource for Covid-19
On advantage is if you have a lot of icons, you don’t end up making a request per icon.

And if you in-line the SVG then you don’t get caching benefits.

Plus you can actually style the individual strokes with icomoon icons - it’s just not as trivial.

Disclaimer: I’ve been a happy icomoon customer for years (I just wish they had an API).
MapleSoft Maple was on par with Mathematica, when I worked with both (ca 2010). Not sure about current state of affairs. Maple's embedded programming language is also quite a bit nicer.
> His ego/talent ratio

To be fair, the denominator in this equation is fairly large, too :-)
About NKS, granted there's a bunch of self promotion and inflated urgency in there. But I feel like there's a useful work, cataloging in exhaustive detail a large number of systems and patterns which are built into the number system and nature.

Is there anything actually wrong with NKS aside from the tone?
Adobe Is Giving Everyone 2 Months of Free Creative Cloud
Pricing for Pro looks a bit steep.

I maybe wrong though.
Shameless plug: if you really like jq, I built a project that uses libjq to process various formats.

https://github.com/jzelinskie/faq
>> I still feel slightly excited to learn new skills

What you learn at work during crisis can be very valuable. Especially with unexpected events that people up and down the food chain, don't know how to handle. It's like being a fly on the wall while watching things break down at Jurassic Park. Its not fun if you are in a position of responsibility, but if you are not and an observant kind, there is lots to learn watching a system break down and reboot.

There is always another crisis around the corner where you can apply lessons learnt. The world is getting a whole lot more complicated compared to what our small brains can handle, thanks to hyperconnectivity and info exploding, so expect a whole lot more weird ass black swan events ahead.

If you have been in the deep end and not just survived but seen good outcomes, it makes a very big difference to how you handle the next crisis, what you think you are capable off, what to look for when picking teams etc.
Russell's paradox deals with self-referencing logically unconstructible objects, not with the impossibility of proving anything as existing.

>Formal proofs are syntactic. […]

This confuses means of formal proof with meanings attached to them. A proof, whatever the means used to perform it, only matter to conscious beings. A computer can help to solve a logical problem, but so far none have been catched wondering which logical problem would be interesting to solve as its next challenge – as far as I know.
Hello everyone,

I Just gathered list of resources for Covid-19, I hope it helps. I'll update resources each week. Stay safe, flatten the curve
When I watch an apocalyptic movie, it always strikes me that the help gets free refuge.

If the bunker entrance is sold with a ticket, the security personnel and the engineering gets to live as part of their jobs when the rich need to pay 1 billion euros per ticket.

However, those real-life rich peoples bunkers are much more individualistic. They don't seem to intend to keep a social structure down there.

I find the movie version of the apocalyptic survival more realistic.
Using the term 'lurker' for consumers implies a pretty negative value judgement. If something like Wikipedia is not there to be consumed but only written (and I've long asserted that wikis are write-only media, but Wikipedia coupled with a good online search engine is not a typical wiki), what is the value of the 1%? Contributing to something nobody reads just becomes an act of masturbation.
These mythical people are dinosaurs that have lost (or never had) their love for the work they do, and are not interested in improving.
Is a Financial Advisor really better than random opinions from here?
I notice you are in Italy. Warm thoughts to you all
Because Elon thought that the coronavirus panic is dumb.

https://elonmusk.today/

https://www.thestar.com.my/tech/tech-news/2020/03/11/tesla-c...
Do babies inherit the developed immune systems of their parents? If not, how do the gained resistances from survivors pass on to the next generation?
This is the first time I see someone getting color inside their HN comment.
If you get into a head on collision at high speed you'll both be dead.
Is it just rounding, or is there some way for more than two players to participate in a game?
The complexity of the rules turned me off of Infinity. I also didn't like the miniatures - they're smaller and less stylized than Warhammer 40k.

Which is too bad, because I _loved_ the lore of the game. Some absolutely fascinating writing there.
How is support across compilers? Do clang and MSVC support it?
I think if you’re to the point of liquidating assets for “food, shelter, or weapons”, I would prefer a few Krugerrands that fit in my pocket. How can Bitcoin beat them in terms of durability and wide acceptance?
Hard for me to say, a lot stuff is traded over the counter, and one can get short exposure alot of different ways. Blackrock[0] has about $10 trillion notional for the single name cds market in 2016, estimated in 2017 that there was about ~$15,000 million avg daily volume in HY, and ~$26,000 million in IG (cash traded bonds, etfs, and cdx) and that's not considering the notional on the derivatives (swaps/options) on those.

[0] https://www.sec.gov/spotlight/fixed-income-advisory-committe...
Try playing Kill Team instead of 40k. It's smaller, faster, and more story-forward.
It's easy to take basic scientific discoveries for granted. The existence of DNA and micro-organisms, for example, or that living organisms change over time were important discoveries. It wasn't that long ago when people didn't know about them. These are the types of things I meant. The mechanism by which they work is, of course, far less certain.
React with JSX means you can easily mount a component into an element, but you can't easily add interactivity to all of the existing HTML on the page as delivered by the server.
Yes.

In particular, as you describe it, you'd then need to solve for P(E1 ∩ E2) by extrapolating from the existing result of P(E2 | E1) present in the article, then plug it into that formula you've provided.

(Bayes' law streamlines the whole process by combining the two-step calculation into one.)

edit: a slight nitpick: E2 is an event ("this person has type A blood"); P(E2) is a number.
That's another thing: I am pretty shocked that our government doesn't have emergency reserves not even for these kind of simple items.
There is a Google Arts and Culture VR app available. It's nice because it also has commentaries on some of the pieces of artwork so it's almost like going on a real tour in a gallery.
Doom Eternal – Official Launch Trailer
Oxford Owl for Home
One of their criteria is widespread adoption. Svelte isn't there yet. One day it probably will be, but today is not that day.
They look great indeed.

That said, some of the icons reminded me of this article:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22490089
Also: booze.

Whisk(e)y would become a valuable barter good IMHO.
> notice how they always force the company they are investing to pay legal fees (i.e. take it immediately out of the LP's new investment)

This always left a bad taste with me
But Eclipse and all other java software is amazingly fast. It's just IntelliJ that's really slow. I can't see how that can be blamed on "the java implementation"?

But is it a fact that the macOS Java implementation is bad? Do you have benchmarks or something else to support that?
No idea why you were downvoted - this is the answer to that question
Well, ok, I've only used nixos, so I don't know all the details.

But on the case of nix, your view is the set of packages you installed. It can not be a full Unix for obvious reasons, and the dependencies are not part of the view (so the packages themselves are not installed in a normal Unix).
I see what you meant and that's actually interesting regarding LNC. What I mean is if you can use A and B to prove C, it doesn't matter that you may be able to use A and something else to prove B. Relative to C, A and B may be considered axioms.
If we really don't flatten the curve, then the estimates are over 400,000 shortage.
And there are sites like Wirecutter that a lot of people hold in high regard and pushing the don't use mask message

https://thewirecutter.com/blog/face-mask-for-coronavirus/
Send the concrete mixers round ;)
The original SARS virus had the same relationship and that was peer reviewed.

Do you have a basis for saying its bogus? This is a new result.

How would you even do a double blind control study. Expose people to the virus?
How do you mean? When you are not moving but only rotating, how can it rise and set apart from the world rotating around the sun?
> Elon Musk said the company would make ventilators if there is a shortage

Well he should better start, because there will be a shortage.
I was tempted by Svelte for a while, but in the end Preact remained the best fit for our needs because the output filesize grows slower with Preact than Svelte.

I like keeping things small because it delays having to add complexity (and simple is easier to maintain, especially when you have better things to do) and saves on bandwidth.

Of course I'll keep evaluating new versions as they come (given nothing is sacred in my pipelines), so that might change in the future.
Let's not exaggerate. His companies are public - he has quick access to hundreds of millions in cash.
What would be the offset be? Which time zone would you use when time zones are set on a longitudinal basis and all the longitudes converge at the poles?
Saudi Arabia oil is the cheapest in the world. They have massive oil fields. So in principle they can bankrupt anybody unless somebody can come up with a cheaper way to get oil.
To put it simply, if someone rubbed a blob of chocolate sauce on your hand,asimple paper wipe will not fully clean it. Nor will a water spray.

You would have to wash it with water and rub with your hands to fully clean it, and then wash your hands again.

Compared to using a tissue, a bidet is definitely eco friendly, considering the amount of energy required to make the tissue in the first place.
Wow yes... Are specific emojis allowed over others?

Test:

⏩⏫⏪⏬◀▶⤵↩↔↙↘↖↗⬆⬇⬅↕↪ℹ⤴🆒🈳🈶🈚🈵🆓🆗🆖🈴🈲🉐🈹🈁🆕🆙🈺🆔🆘🆑㊗㊙🈂Ⓜ🉑🈸🈷🅰🅱🆎🅾©®™‼⁉⭕〰◼◻◾◽▪⬜⬛▫〽

Course HN does just fine without Emojis. I can only imagine the amount of downvoting that would ensue. I could see maybe some being useful like the arrows.

Edit:

By the looks of it the emojis that are meant to be signs work. The ones that are actual faces do not.
“The Plague” – Albert Camus (1948) [pdf]
Don't quite understand how a nuclear bunker is useful. MAD means you would have maybe 30 - 60 minutes to get into them? Plus, if I was attacking the country where the bunkers are located, I would make sure to blow them sky high, since I can't verify what is in them. Maybe in a pandemic they are useful, although using SARS-CoV-2 as an example, you can't be sure you aren't locking yourself up with someone carrying the virus.
No, I agree - part owner of an independent bookstore here (obviously a different kind of business). Waaaaay too steep. Could never afford that if I ran an independent local restaurant.
Yea, the 1% of the time you need that extra control then you can easily use JS render function or JSX. The documentation covers all of this: https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/render-function.html
Unless I missed something she just said "it's bad and be nice to each other" but didn't announce more actions, unlike spain, france, italy, there is no real lock down.

The "restrictions are bad because that's what they did in east germany" is such BS. Simply asking people to take it seriously obviously doesn't work, I'm in central berlin, people are still out in groups, playing football, eating outside with their families (from toddlers to grandparents), I regularly see people coughing heavily without masks in supermarkets.

I know smart people who still think that we shouldn't have done anything and continue to live as usual. You don't make these people comply by saying "please take it seriously".
I use Vue without a compile step (I abuse Go's templating engine to achieve this). Mostly to avoid the security nightmare of Webpack's 434583593e4735683 dependencies (and most of the other options are not much better) so Typescript is not an option. I love that I can do this with Vue (I can't with React).
Politics as usual. Fault is more important to some than fixing problems.
> Well, all I can say is get a new dictionary,

Great umanwizard, it's a good thing you're here to tell us that Cambridge university is wrong! After all, what do they know about finance and economics?

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/divid...
I have fond memories of funit.fi, and it wasn't because of the Linux kernels being released there ;-)
If all you ever do is copy and steal, you'll never learn how to develop the skills necessary to innovate and create.
All of them look soulless minimal shit to me.
AbstractAlgebra: Computer algebra package for Julia language
Why not? You can do it on an iPad too. I used to produce music on my Pentium 3 PC with ReBirth.
I think that done deliberately to emphasise the pipelining aspect, redirection would visually obscure the main principle of the article.