skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I understand what you say but I prefer not to do workarounds with my working tools. Imagine that, rather than "I wave to wear dark clothes" I said "yes, I must be facing north to work properly" or "I have to hold the USB connection to make work" you would immediately say "no way". :)
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drones cannot deliver the quantities of chemical required. Also, how do drones absolve command chain of responsibility? There's an awful lot of infrastructure required for their deployment.
As a semi-related aside, I have epilepsy and one of the signs I am about to have a seizure is a sense of presence. It's really hard to describe but I get an intense feeling like someone is watching me close by. It's a very familiar feeling, last time I had a seizure, just before I fell to the floor I began to run away from what I perceived as a presence. Not fun.
What self-isolating future? In the USA, as soon as coronavirus blows over the boss will say: "Okay, back to work. I need you in the office during core business hours." And hour+ long commutes will come back with a vengeance.

It's part of American work culture. It's a form of virtue signalling. By showing up at the office every workday, early in the morning, you are indicating your commitment to the company and to delivering value for their investment in you. Executives and managers won't give that important signal up.
This is a really weird setup and it's not "a CDN on a Raspberry Pi", it's a "CDN with a Raspberry Pi origin".

TL;DR: It uses CloudFlare Workers to add cache and CORS headers to cached responses.

It's unclear to me why though. Why bother with all this complex setup, code and extra expense? It takes two lines of NGINX configuration to add the headers and CloudFlare's regular service supports the caching headers natively [0] and will proxy through the others you set.

[0]: https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/11500320685...
Glad to know people can now work with glossy screens. It still seems a workaround to emulate what I consider a must, though.
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How about you start by taking a look at Amazon's 25 year history of long term growth at the expense of negative short term profit?
>Exceptions: weekly full-house meeting of 400 employees isn’t supported by hangouts so you can only participate in read-only mode

Those have almost always been 'meetings that should have been an email' in my experience. I think some leaders are just used to having an audience to be effective.
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When I talk with people who are not sure what the purpose of life is, I point to people like this guy as an example of what the purpose can be.

There's really no point in his travels other than personal satisfaction. That people can be motivated by things like this helps me to relax, and I hope more people learn to enjoy these simple things as well.
The huge majority of it. The Chinese Central Bank has to buy a lot of T-bills to keep the ¥/$ exchange rate where they want it. And the domestic finance market in China is very highly regulated to maintain capital controls; I’d be surprised if you can even buy T-bills outside Hong Kong and Macau.
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Only because exploiting animals wasn't considered to count.
Except terrorizing a population into surrendering hasn't proven to be an effective tactic in history. I'm struggling to think of a single case where it actually happened.
The changes during extraordinary times aren’t always permanent. Apparently female workforce participation during WWII was a record high but not in the decades that followed.
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Funny, I started seeing 401 errors intermittently when trying to download some releases some hours ago, but it went away after a couple of minutes. Seems GitHub is starting to have some issues today but https://www.githubstatus.com/ shows nothing, maybe they haven't noticed yet.
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I don't know the story behind the name, but I didn't realize it was clever and I do consider it very user friendly -- short, memorable, stands out, easy to pronounce.
Agreed - IPX & Netware were way ahead of anyone else until years after MS released Active Directory. I actually started out working working with IBM using Token Ring and installing Magde NIC Cards.

These days with NFV/SDN/Etc the "Network" is more a spaghetti of virtual circuits. Try drawing a diagram of east-west pod traffic using VMWare NSX/vSANs in a hyperconverged ACI overlay environment and you will run out of ink !
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You re forgetting that people need time to adapt. Imagine if we did the opposite switch, we went from all being farmers to working in an office downtown overnight. It happened, but over many many decades. Of course it's not going to work for everyone, but many many people will adapt
This spreads from rat to human as opposed to human to human like coronavirus. It is still alarming because rats are literally everywhere, but nowhere near a pandemic level.
Along these lines, I wonder if we will eventually see charts like this for ALL human viruses with a person by person trace: https://nextstrain.org/ncov
As long as it doesn't involve a lung biopsy for each patient :$
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Agreed. The Matrix did a very good job of avoiding the uncanny valley when translating all the anime elements. While other ideas by the creators had to remain in that realm, thus Animatrix.
I realized after I had kids that a huge amount of "new urbanist" thought is driven by the young and childless and does not incorporate the needs of people with children or of children themselves.

This falls under the same category. Without child care or some place for the children to go, it's absolutely impossible to work from home. If only one parent works it can be done, but if both parents have to telework it's a no-go.

Non-parents don't get it. It's impossible to get anything done with kids around. The only way I can imagine it to be possible is if you were to abuse and traumatize your kids so they'd leave you alone because they're afraid of you. Maybe that's what some of our ancestors did.
Yeah, I’ve had enough. As a classical liberal sitting near the political middle I’ve been watching the political left devote four years to doing absolutely nothing but try to reverse an election. We are trying to destroy ourselves from the inside. And now Dems try to stuff piles of unrelated stuff into an emergency bill, taking advantage of several Republicans being sick with the virus? Really? I would be just as incensed if it were the other way around. These people are playing with lives. The American Left has gone insane.

As for Biden...I’d like to see anyone defend him as a real choice. The only thing we can say is he is less worse than Bernie, who would destroy this nation.

Dems don’t have a serious candidate. Get governor Cuomo to run. That would be a serious candidate.

Aside from that taking quotes out of context is a cheap shot.
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I keep reading this statistic about deaths in Italy, but how much of it is shaped by doctors desperately deciding to withhold care from the sickest in order to save others?

i.e., would the age curve be different in an ideal situation where everyone was getting optimal care, and is the statistic thus misleadingly suggesting that younger people are less at risk?
Our ancestors got their children working as soon as they were able. Farm work, piece work, factory work, whatever.

Kind of frowned upon now.
When using Apache, PHP was mostly commonly deployed as an Apache module (mod_php.) Almost nobody ran it as CGI unless they had no other choice. mod_php felt very, very fast compared to alternatives.

I remember doing "custom compiles" for a number of local early web host / Internet providers because their admins didn't want to build C code.
I wouldn’t discount that so quickly. While we didn’t see the impact immediately I do think it opened the door years later as the economy adjusted.
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Her writing is clear, to the point and gets the message across with a minimum of grammatical errors. I don’t know what the target grade is for her students but it’s below a perfect native level score. If she’s intimately familiar with the grading rubric I can easily believe she can coach people on how to speak, read and write to a level that’s sufficient to get the grades necessary for her client’s purposes.
Yeah, I'm two weeks into this and badly miss my office.

Edit: no children either, just easier to work with people in the same building sometimes.
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The problem is that if you have one big dumb lock around everything then you have no actual concurrency or parallelism.
No one there mentioned the Unix Philosophy.

"Text is the universal interface."

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_philosophy#Doug_McIlroy_on_Unix_programming
Since you use a text editor anyway, why not use a text editor and a text file to, uh, take notes? Your tool runs in an interpreter and needs a dependency maintenance workflow.
I practice Buddhism. The primary practice of the sect I follow is to chant.

When I chant, I feel better mentally. I have seen others do the same.

I doubt that a scientific study has been done on this. I have no idea how you could do that and control all the variables.

It's something anyone who wants to can try, though you can only go so far without a teacher and some kind of community. And if you live in a country where religious freedom is limited, there would also be challenges.
yeah I am certainly not an expert and I don’t know why the us military hasn’t used them, but they haven’t, and still aren’t going to from what I can read. I found that rabbit hole while researching hunting ammo, not because I am a military scholar or anything.

Seems kinda odd to me anyway, though I suppose limiting the damage a combatant receives while fighting isn’t a bad thing. Coming up with a stance makes you have to mentally address the concept of good vs bad guys, and I suppose I don’t see enemy fighters as bad people, just people fighting for differing ideals. That makes me tend to agree with rules that limit fatalities and excessive injury.
The author is completly clueless and on top probably trolling.
Yeah, that's not a meeting, that's a sermon.
So many simple good ideas seem to come from Domain Driven Design.
>This post could do with more specific references

This. Just to get the ball rolling, Ghost in the Shell deals with consciousness arising from cybernetics, in Akira technology and human potentials interact heavily, and Neon Genesis Evangelion portrays humanity's efforts to gain the heavens through science.
There is also a vim plug-in that do much of the same, even handling formulas (!):

https://github.com/dhruvasagar/vim-table-mode/blob/master/RE...

Personally I prefer to keep my markdowns simple, as it was explicitly designed to be a simple markup readable in raw form. Often the constraints of simplicity force me to think deeper about what I'm trying to explain so as to fit the format; limitations can be a strength.
But you do more video conferencing, buy/order stuff etc., which all generates energy consumption too.
Interviewing successful small businesses and solopreneurs has become a cottage industry. This is a good trend, inspires others to attempt it!

These are the sites I could think of, off the top of my head:

https://www.indiehackers.com/

https://www.nocsdegree.com/

https://www.projecthatch.co/

https://www.starterstory.com/
For sure it’s more integrated than southern Italy, but I don’t know and can’t speak about other EU countries. It’s entirely possible the higher traffic brought in the first asymptomatic cases earlier than in other regions.
I think there's some irony in complaining about "Jitsi" and proving a link to "cghnyc".
Is everyone else seeing the same impact on cycle time?
If you use the standard blocking synchronization primitives, you cannot have stale reads. If you don't, the right way to introduce them would be with the C11 memory model relationships (synchronizes-with, happens-before), volatile shouldn't be touched with a 10 foot pole except for synchronization with signal handlers.
But you communicate with other people over e.g. video-conferences, which consumes more power than talking to them in real life.
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> Scientists already have a precise knowledge of what the human body is made of

We don’t even know the mechanism of action of many commonly prescribed drugs with certainty. We can’t cure rheumatoid arthritis or many other autoimmune diseases. Humanity is far indeed from from a universal vaccine.
Exactly. These companies will go bankrupt, but some savvy investors will snap up their assets on the cheap or bring them through bankruptcy and be back up and running on the other side.

Edit: My point being, we should let this happen. I see no reason to bail them out.
This isn't one note, it's dozens at least. I wanted a centralised way to organise them, and I wanted to try making something myself. Working on all these files by hand would be tedious and error-prone.
They have them at the store.
If South Korea deserves two A+ maybe you could award them an A++ :-)
Odd that they would try to skip straight to remote instruction, or odd that they would be reprimanded for it?
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And what about

Peer https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4182877/

Reviewed https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2973827/

Papers? https://www.academia.edu/download/41294025/Zn2_inhibits_coro...
Important to mention, but when I checked out the specification pattern. It's useful to know that it can only be applied if your programming language of choice supports expression trees ( eg. C# )
I find it interesting that SK is always brought up in these discussion about CFR and how now action is required. Actually SK is the prime example of a country acting quickly and early (also showing that general lockdown is not necessary in that case). They would have been even better off had it not been for patient 31.

One of the main effect of that action (apart from slowing down spread) was that they managed to keep the virus away from the most vulnerable parts of the population. Look at the age distribution in SK: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1102730/south-korea-coro...
and compare that to Italy: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1103023/coronavirus-case...
Dry mud
Omitted by the article (I'm sure it was an oversight): The US had a chemical weapons program into the 1990's (link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_chemical_weapons... ) -- this program was decommissioned by President George Bush in 1993, but the last of the munitions WON'T BE REMOVED UNTIL 2023.
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This is the first I've heard of it, so thanks for the tip. I'll be reading all of https://matrix.org tonight!
I've used two things in the past that have worked very well for me. I used an 11 inch sub 100 dollar chromebook for a couple of years as my mobile workhorse. For true transportability, I've used a tablet (with a terminal emulator for some local capabilities, and with ssh for broader capabilities) and a folding bluetooth keyboard. I keep these in my bag.
So they do :-D

It's getting long in the tooth by Google standards I suppose. Who knows when they'll axe it.

I think it's strictly 1:1 (which, I gather, Facetime isn't?).
It has good video quality, but what I like most about it is that it's nicely resilient on dodgy connections.

I've often used it wandering around my garden, at the fringe of Wifi range, and it does the right thing: tries to stay on Wifi, but switches over to 4G if the connection becomes too dodgy, then back to Wifi once that's stable again.
All of that with pretty minimal artefacts.
> Is concurrency really easier in functional languages

You can use the same approaches in non-functional languages. You can only use immutable data structures, and pure functions everywhere. Then you get the same benefits of easier reasoning about concurrent execution, as you get from a functional programming language.

So the point of using an actual functional language, is that the compiler pushes you very strongly towards programming this way. It's kind of like using a language with built in garbage collection. You could implement a garbage collector in C, and use it everywhere in your program where you allocate and release memory. But having it build into the language frees you up from having to think about it very much.
Your first point is the part I'd like most to change with this.

I live in an apartment with three other people. It's fine when we're all coming in and out and spend all day at work.

But now that 3/4 of us are at home, and confined to our rooms it's getting annoying. There's no good public space, and none of us share any interests.

I live and work in a single room, and I wish so much I could move to somewhere with more space. If I were full time work from home there's no reason I'd need to live with other people. The only reason my rent is so high is because I live near a city which I have to do to work. I suspect this is true for other people as well, and if we saw a greater amount of full time remote people would spread out a little.
I came across this while looking for a file transfer tool to quickly and easily transfer files to my Raspberry Pi during development.

My first thought was Firefox Send, but unfortunately it doesn't seem to support use from the command line with curl/wget. It looks like there is an unofficial command line client, but I want to avoid installing any additional tools.

transfer.sh is exactly what I need. If I have anything sensitive, I always have the option of encrypting it first, but the whole thing is OSS, so I could setup my own server easily enough if I really wanted.

This is a fantastic tool - Firefox Send missing curl/wget support seems to be a strange ommission.
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Are you talking about American membrane stripped eggs? Our eggs do not last as long as European style membrane eggs.
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