skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Remember that this would probably be much more difficult for modern compilers with their large stacks of optimizations!
> italy are both using hydroxychloroquinine

Do you have a link? I wonder because the "regular" media does not talk about it, and the AIFA (Italy's FDA) did not make public statements on the use of this drug.
you probably will, or already have. about half of Diamond Princess cruise ship passengers tested positive but were asymptomatic.

edit: of course that could have been the latent period at the beginning - not saying they all /stayed/ asymptomatic, just that it may already have arrived.
This one is sure to wind up in Matt Levine's column tomorrow.

The current owners of a large chunk of WeWork stock are going to have to sue Softbank to force them to complete the deal. For all we know, Softbank is experiencing liquidity problems, and would rather welsh on their portfolio company principals than endanger their own investors.

I'm curious what Adam will finally get after all of this, other than an incredible ride.
Title is misleading on HN. The linked article is accurate
It also isn't necessarily sufficient for the virus surviving on surfaces to be able to infect someone. If the virus needs to find its way into your lungs to infect you, and it is part of some surface matter that doesn't aerosolize easily, then the virus surviving on surfaces may not be able to actually infect people.
Will This Save Lives?
Building a registration form for our business and was surprised to discover there's an entire industry (maybe?) of Form Submission as a Service providers. (Personally, I'm trying out formspree.io--which accepts AJAX submissions and/or file uploads)
People are buying triple or quadruple their normal weekly amount in anticipation of being locked down and not being able / willing to go out. That’s not “panic buying”, it’s quite prudent given what has happened to China and Italy.
To me sub-1.0 means you can't rely on even point releases being non-breaking changes, more than the suitability for production use... though that difference sees some overlap.

Using node as much as I have, I've gotten used to updating dependencies fairly often and spending maybe a day a month on keeping things updated and smooth. I also tend to dig into nested dependencies and my bundle sizes (more on the front end).
I made one last trip to the grocery store on Friday. Wiped the handle and bottom of the cart, but I'm just crossing my fingers that the items I bought were safe. Included lots of individual fruits, so not really feasible to sterilize. I'm in Texas, so hopefully it wasn't prevalent enough yet. Not sure what I'll do when I have to make another trip in a couple weeks if we're still in quarantine.
I know this seems like its a silly question, but why are they calling it _Google_ web components?

Aren't web components now apart of the main spec via W3C acceptance?
Executive suites have been around for at least 30 years. Other than the startup sheen, they offer little new.
recaptcha v3 works invisibly in the background. There's buttons or pictures or anything.

https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/v3
Nightclub Chad is probably e-boy’s granddad by now

https://xkcd.com/2271/
> If someone's nose is causing as much distress as gender dysphoria, why not?

I definitely agree with you on this one.

But that's where I feel the line gets super blurry. This is not a white or black issue. Gender Dysphoria is an actual documented mental disorder.

Feeling ugly (or in the context of this debate, being classified as ugly), in general, it's not.
systemd-fsck, as the article outright told you, already starts it with -C .
>Thunderbolt is now officially dead

There is, actually Thunderbolt 4. It is in no way dead. To what extend this is different to TB3 is unclear yet.

>it has been absorbed into the official USB4 standard.

Not Strictly true. TB is not a mandatory part of USB 4 standard. Which means you will likely have lots of USB 4 controller without TB support. ( Cause It will be cheaper )

>There is very unclear support for existing Thunderbolt-over-Type-C devices under USB4

It will work as long as your USB4 has support and certified with TB. You will have to use a TB cable ( which you should have if you are already using it ) instead of any USB-C cable.

How exactly will TB certification works without involving Intel is still unclear.
Thanks. Yeah, same files and geographic area.

I'm paying for either S3 or CloudFront for distribution regardless, and either way their transfer out to internet pricing looks similar:

https://aws.amazon.com/cloudfront/pricing/

https://aws.amazon.com/s3/pricing/

Transferring from S3 to CloudFront looks free, so I might give it a try. Already have S3, just have to set up CLoudFront.

I hope I didn't miss something on pricing... really can't afford bill shock!
Make this simple change to free up hospital beds now
I think that's what the grandparent is referring to: "physical contact" as opposed to "in aerosols". I don't think they meant actual physical contact with infected people.
Good. You shouldn't buy Mein Kampf ...it's in the public domain! (Well, the original german version is...)

A thoroughly punishing read but adults are entitled to inspect it for themselves so that it may never happen again. The infantalization of culture continues...
I thought that President Trump appointed Vice President Pence to lead the government response:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia_pacific/coronaviru...

But then I read that Jared Kushner was somehow involved/in charge:

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/jared-kush...

Either they are doing a great job and getting everyone involved, or more likely, they are doing a terrible job, and no-one knows what they are doing.
I suspect it will last longer than 4 weeks
> Disabled people certainly don't want to be part of that classification but there's no subjectiveness when it comes to their disablement.

You'd be surprised. Being disabled is a spectrum just as being ugly is. It's not just perfectly healthy people vs people missing entire limbs. It's also the person with moderate chronic pain who can do anything they like but not everything they like.

And then there's the whole other subjectiveness that comes from bureaucrats having to classify people into discrete buckets based on how disabled they are. Sure you can't raise your arms above parallel, but does that qualify you for 4C coverage and not just 3D?
I think that's talking about the first reMarkable. reMarkable 2 looks very optimized for right handed use.

But I'll be honest--I don't purchase "left-handed" notebooks or use them backwards or left-handed books or anything so maybe it doesn't actually matter as much as right-handed people think it does when righties writing articles imagine what lefties think.
What about Purell gloves? Would that be possible? We’d all sort of be cleaning everything everywhere if it was possible (the disinfectant would have be to be kind of dry or dry quickly, while still letting you grip).
The way I read the OP's analogy is just as the Night Club places restrictions on who can enter, TikTok is also placing restrictions on who can post content.

And why I think the analogy does have some merit, is because the metric used to decide on who gets restricted is the very similar in both of these cases.
Many people on this thread are complaining about the poor performance of this passively powered screen. PSA if you care about resolution and speed, and don't mind powering it; pick up the ED060KC1 panel. 300ppi 6" panel for around $75, base refresh is 450ms. If you're brave, it seems mostly stable down to 300-350ms. It's the same panel most high end ereaders use.
This is exactly one method hospitals use to sanitize rooms.
Thanks. Yeah, I have S3. Just wondering if CF would save costs in this simple scenario.

S3 transfer to CF is free I think so might be worth my giving it a try.
What makes you think that isn’t accurate?
Something in the vein of juniper but for JSON:API? That would be incredibly useful! I'm not at that stage yet, mainly hacking on https://github.com/zacharygolba/json-api-rs to bring it up to rust 2018 and add some more niceties as well as bringing the rocket integration up to the async branch.

What I'm working with right now is more of a pattern. It's a bit rough still and allows for too much recursion and N + 1 queries galore, but since my usual queries from my front-end are for single items it's been pretty nice.

Maybe one day I'll be more up to snuff on macros to expand upon that DSL. I'm already starting to see some rough patches in my very tiny pattern with relationships
I only heard about TikTok probably a couple of month ago,as I 'checked out' from social media platforms long time ago. Now what they are doing is is awful, however, that's already the case across the board. The world celebrates handsome men chasing a ball, women that have more silicone and botox in them than an average lab. We somehow give more attention to someone,who's ass size falls within 9th percentile, than the scientist,who discovers cure for some nasty disease. We reward people with tons of cash for coming up with some nonse, science free absurd, while we are ready to throw stones at anyone who says that oil fried fries are bad for us. The same crap happens on youtube or instagram,where pretty faces push yet another cream from big name corp.
That’s the definition of training though; instruction coupled with practice.

Why is formal schooling a required form of instruction for it to be considered “training” in your view?
wash the fruits with a little bit of dish soap, soap is enough to disrupt the virus.
> In the same way movie producers select specific people to be in their movies because they think their audience will appreciate them.

Sadly, they’re probably right.
Ask HN: Would you fancy an “honest academic papers” website/journal?
Being a PhD student in computer science about to finish her degree, I have often felt discouraged by academia in general, and academic papers in particular. I have succeeded in publishing papers that I, in hindsight, found too complex, and had papers rejected when I put effort into making the methodology sound simple.

So, here's a thought: what if we all write an "honest version" of our paper? Instead of the classical abstract, intro, background ..., you would have something like a single-sentence summary and graphics, the real reason why you wrote the paper (e.g. I wanted to publish in that conference badly, so I reverse-engineered it) and the methodology in layman's terms.

How do you find the idea and what sections would you like to see?
Of all the comments on this site, you picked this one?
No need to panic! You can still pipe it to gron [0] and recover useable output.

[0] https://github.com/TomNomNom/gron
It's kind of appalling to put more than a million muslims into forced labor and "re-education" too.

I think it's worth remembering this in every mention of the "effectiveness" of the Chinese response. They act quickly and decisively because they have absolute power concentrated in a corrupt and authoritarian government. We can't trust anything they report because their press isn't free. In the west, the media isn't automatically right, but we can criticize and demand better standards. Likewise with the actions of our leaders.

It's also worth remembering that the Chinese had every opportunity to make sure this did not happen again after SARS. And their censorship of the discovery of the disease and the subsequent propaganda blaming the US for the disease is nothing short of disgusting.
I built something like this 15 years ago, it is still up but I have not touched it in years ( Canada: https://foodpages.ca/?giftcards=1 / USA: https://dinehere.us/?giftcards=1 )

In my aforementioned experience trying to entice restaurants to sell eGift cards online is a waste of time.

Good luck though.
It'd be easier if you pointed out what about their site set you off into thinking it was fake news conspiracy pushing publication...
It happened the same to me, and at some point started to work.

I changed the following, but dont know if it really worked or was just a coincidence...

- In the FoldingAtHome Advanced Control, set the Folding Power to Full.
- In configutation / slots, remove, readd the GPU
- Disable pihole in case you have it
We literally do this for hospital rooms. There are uv devices that the cleaners bring in and turn on for 30-45 min.

So good idea!
You could set up some fans to exhaust from the room and create negative air pressure.
Why would it be called a mental disorder? If it's a disorder, it's a physical disorder, whose symptoms are the shitty behavior of other people that it "causes".

Or perhaps a mental disorder in those other people, but that's not likely.
Many people just won't listen, attractions have to be closed if you don't want people to come.
... and smartphone.
I've been:

1. Opening cereal/cracker/other boxes with gloves on, taking out the bag inside the box, and recycling the box. I figure the interior bag hasn't been touched in days, typically, if it was ever touched by human hands.

2. For other things, like bread, I've been moving the bread into clean ziploc bags.

3. Washing things like Apples and plastic milk jugs with soap and water.

Feels pretty paranoid but seems to make sense right now.
XSS in steam react chat client
fyi tiktok isnt used in China. ByteDance has a different brand there.
I think that was just misleading fluff. I'm left-handed and I have a current gen reMarkable. It has a good left-handed mode. It looks to me like the metal strip on the left side is meant more as a mount point for the cover. I don't think they neglected lefties in the design of this device. IMHO, the extra space on the left side from the metal strip makes it easier for a left-handed person to rest their palm while writing.
Some, yes, but I think most of them went to US.
Since it's a spreadsheet, is there any way you can share it? I assume the Dr's names could be easily changed so it's generic?
This isn't about content being low quality or not liked. It's about content containing specific things that TikTok moderators were told to look out for.

There is plenty of extremely high quality content made by people who appear fat, poor, old, disabled, ugly, etc in their videos.
Google Tasks for Web
I don't remember when I've bought it by choice, but I certainly would be fine with it if it was the last thing left and I wanted spaghetti. On the other hand, I tend to avoid linguini of any kind.
Seems the form's action goes to their backend and you also include your email in that url, so seems to be a "form submission > email" service.

Would look like this:

<form action="https://airform.io/your@email.com" method="post">

<input type="text" name="name" placeholder="Enter your name">

<textarea name="message" placeholder="Enter your message"></textarea>

<button>Send</button>

</form>
I think anyone who has experience playing old video games can intuit the first 1/3 of the article from this experience. Think of one of those spaceship games played on a 2D screen, where you can exit out the right side and re-enter through the left, at the same vertical coordinate. That's a 2D torus, or R^2/Z^2. And one can easily extend this by one dimension to generate a possible physical universe. The generalization is that now you are in a 3D room shaped like a cube, where you can fly into the ceiling and come out the floor (same with the left/right, front/back walls). This is R^3/Z^3, the simplest space like ours that isn't "infinite" (while finite, it might still be very big, and that's why we shouldn't expect to be able to detect this situation by simply shining a light and waiting to see it from behind).
Neat! Been a while since I have been in the forms "world" and looked at recaptcha, thanks for sharing.
For some reason lately, the title of that book keeps popping into my head: "Only the Paranoid Survive".
They should hire them instead. Maybe together they can cut production costs so this life saving equipment doesn't have to be sold for $11,000.
Great timing! Current conditions are WeWork's nightmare scenario.

WeWork's raison-d'etre is short term leasing. Leaseholders will end those leases if everyone is working from home. Add to that that an economic recession was always going to be the real test of WeWork's ability to keep up with its huge long-term leases.
The fact that there are no distractions is actually pretty nice. Just like having a home office puts one in "working mode" when sitting at it, using it puts one in "thinking/reading mode."

It's also pretty good IMO for taking meeting notes, because the only things one can do is listen to the meeting, take notes, and doodle (which has been shown to improve attention and detail recall [0]).

Of course, that also applies to a paper notebook and a nice pen.

[0] https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/the-thinking-benefits-of...
Broadcom Sues Netflix
I don't think Reddit gives moderators instructions to remove content if it indicates that the poster has a list of undesirable characteristics like being fat or poor.
Body Dysmorphic Disorder is in the DSM 5.
Where did this company "threaten" to sue? All I can find is the following source

"Now, despite the country battling an unprecedented health crisis, there is potential for a legal battle with local media reporting that the manufacturers of the valves are refusing to share their blue print for further production and could potentially sue for copyright breaches."

So they may have the option to sue?
Almost all of the French industry is led by 'cronies'. Macron is the 'top crony' - he was plucked from the layer of 'new young cronies' to save France from Le Pen.

In Europe, since the revolutions, the primary marker of crony isn't so much birth, it's education, i.e. Oxbridge/Grande Ecole etc., but once they're through that 'kind of egalitarian' gamut of education, it's mostly 'crony' from there on in.

This has a kind of nationalist/communitarian aspect which can be helpful in times such as this (cronie CEO is buddies with cronie Minister of Finance), but it's generally not good for competition and global competitiveness.
Can anyone give me any intuitive understanding of how ray tracing can be adapted into a conventional rasteriser workflow?

Doesn't ray tracing need a persistent, whole-world scene graph? Rays can end up anywhere, no matter where the camera is pointing, isn't that right? I thought the whole scene wasn't on the GPU? I thought the CPU streamed polygons to be drawn based on what was likely to be visible, but it can't stream the entire world every draw can it?
Can't remember what was the country,where the absolute majority of parents give their children away to institutions if they were born with any mental or physical disabilities....Nice not have those nasties around,I suppose,right?
My point is why are we putting them in this position? How about a GRANT instead of a loan?

The restaurant is TOAST when the loan starts being due as they try to reopen in the middle of recession after a forced closing and they'll all be out of work trying to feed themselves, pay rent and take care of their loved ones.
Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube don't have moderators hiding posts by fat or ugly people.
It is a shame that the intro to this article appears only in the eighth paragraph: "Nearly 80 million jobs in the US economy are at high or moderate risk today, according to analysis in the last week from Moody's Analytics. That's more than half of the 153 million jobs in the economy overall."

Maybe it was buried because, in the next paragraph, there is some ferocious back-pedalling: "That doesn't mean that all those jobs will be lost. But it's probable that as many as 10 million of those workers could see some impact to their paychecks -- either layoffs, furloughs, fewer hours or wage cuts, said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics."

Even so, it does settle down to: "Of those 80 million jobs, Moody's Analytics projects that 27 million are at high risk due to the virus, primarily in transportation and travel, leisure and hospitality, temporary help services and oil drilling and extraction."

Those figures are stark enough to make an intro. It is vexing that an article in the business news section of any big media house should have started: "A week ago, Darrin Dixon wasn't all that concerned about the coronavirus."

FFS. News, not drama, please. Relevance, not voyeurism.
Refer to my comment above.
Is all your argumentation based on straw men?

There are many ways to improve the economy so that it better serves the needs of the majority rather than just a small wealthy elite. That is a fact and does not imply neither pixie dust nor dictatorship.
I don't know that aerosolize is the problem so much as people putting their booger hooks up around their mucus membranes around their face - after touching other surfaces, that is. (edited to add that bit, since that's the important part)
Oh, no, plenty of people who are confident that they're beautiful are getting paid these days. Plenty of them stripping for it.

Spend just a little time on Twitter/Instagram/Tiktok or click on any given Patreon link and you're likely to come across new age digital strippers. If anybody is unpaid and making popular content these days, they're very unaware.
Thats the whole point though
It depends. If it’s a child, runny nose can be a symptom:

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prepare/children-f...
Yes - that's what I mean. Virus gets onto hands via touching objects & surfaces, and from there to face.

Also (to be fair) if you want to increase your chances of getting accurate info you probably need to go to more credentialled sources than some random guy reporting on an unnamed podcast in an HN comment ;)
> However, when the pair asked the manufacturer of the valves for blueprints they could use to print replicas, the company declined and threatened to sue for patent infringement, according to Business Insider Italia. Fracassi and Ramaioli moved ahead anyway by measuring the valves and 3D printing three different versions of them.

Which links to https://it.businessinsider.com/coronavirus-manca-la-valvola-..., in Italian, and I don't understand Italian.
It takes about 20 min and minimal technical abilities to set up a Google App Script attached to a Sheet which can accept a POST and do literally anything with the submitted data. Obvious is to save it to the Sheet but you can also tap into Gmail and email results anywhere you like. Works with any free Gmail account as well as GSuite accounts. Search for Google App Script doPost - which is a built-in event handler that will accept POSTs once you publish as a web app and grant the proper permissions. Use the published URL as your form's action handler. All for free.
How much chlorine is required to kill it in water?
i think they like it to cost $11,000 and do things to keep it fixed that way
Broadcom sues Netflix for its success: You’re stopping us making a fortune from set-top boxes, moans chip designer
> it's a place for people to put their own content

Please, please, read the ToS and stop thinking like that! This is not people's own content, it's Facebook's, YouTube's, Reddit's content. If you want to own your content - you should rent a domain name, a server and host it by yourself.

Except typical social network users doesn't want to own their content. They are here for other's attention.
Link redirects to Amazon page. Shame on you, OP.

The website https://coronavirusalerts.info was hacked and the page /get-ready-now redirects to a non-existent Amazon product page.
Still not sure about Marvel making the list over Pixar, I get the numbers, but there is something intangible that feels like it is getting overlooked.
No one seems to be losing their minds here but you. I’ve been stuck at home for over a week now, in an NYC apartment, with a 4 year old. I get out once or twice a day to walk in the park. It’s not ideal, but I can do it. No one is going to be rioting in the streets. Get a grip.
That’s a perfectly normal secondary attack rate, in line with both flu and H1N1. Why do you say that it’s acting strange?