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raided at the request of the FBI (which was at the request of the MPAA) might be more accurate.
It always is a fight between having larger (and federal) countries/regions, and having smaller states. There needs to be a balance. Even with Norway, aren't you in EEA and Schengen?

In any case, the geographical boundaries of my state in India changed thrice within a span of ~70 years. And that happened peacefully. I can't imagine that happening without wars if the individual states are nation states.
On international waffle day, of all days!

https://nationaltoday.com/international-waffle-day/
Exactly. Very current affairs: governments are looking into getting location data from phone networks, apps, phone manufacturers to determine whether people are sticking to the curfews. And this change in perspective happened real fast.

Does the end justify the means? A pandemic like this is the ideal chance for a government to set up emergency measures like martial law, while the people themselves are too busy trying to look out for themselves and their family to be able to protest it.

Of course, anyone with half a brain already knew that unlimited data gathering, including location or personal information, was a bad thing.
Apparently not :(

Zig is unable to provide a libc for the chosen target 'wasm32-wasi-musl'
I initially followed the same path... then I just ditched completely PHP and its ecosystem and then never felt the need to write my own ORM/Router/libs again.
Very glad to see another classless CSS stylesheet appeared! It’d be great if there is a rendered sample of each element next to the tag in the listing, and also some sample full pages with rendered results.

Maybe a better RTL support could be added as an extension in later versions.
Those are valid points. But we don't know if the samples we have are representative. Either because of their size, or their composition.

Extrapolating the results from one context into a different context - different parameters (i.e. hospital capacity, treatment, prevention, local culture,...) - also yields a skewed view.

Even experts don't know how ugly it's going to get:

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/infectious-disease-expe...

So, I don't want to make any guesses about exact death rates. That's just a number. What we do know is that a substantial number of people who get sick will need intensive care. How bad things will get depends on how well health care and social security systems will be able to cope; and how the other domino's - companies, taxpayers,... - will cope with that reality.
It's about trust and permission. If I give e.g. a local news website permission to use my portrait, I do NOT implicitly give permission to Clearview, Google, Facebook, etc to use it for their own purposes.

I mean it's implicitly known that anything you post on the internet is public property, but legally that is not the case. Portrait law (at least in my country). You can't just take someone's portrait and use it for your own gains.
I submitted an info request about 2 months ago now, and I haven't heard a word from these jackasses
The lack of empathy displayed in that thread is disgusting.
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What's "OBS?"

That would be valuable information.
That's a nice gesture, but not really in it together.

In it together would be rent forgiveness.

The bookstore and restaurant have lost business, their customers aren't deferring payments with a gradual payback.
I can confirm that linux allows selecting a monitor, and it will be correctly highlighted, but all monitors will be shared.

Thanks for looking into this, the performance was amazing and I really want to use this!
I thought the point to absurdity was what they mean by UI =\= website?

on edit: =\= is the prolog version of !=, I guess they didn't want to use != in case anyone thought they used JavaScript in real life.
I've shipped a small app in it and am collaborating on another currently. If you're looking to use it on your team I'd wait for this years online WWDC, see whats announced and evaluate from there.
MERS however was and nobody is calling it "racist".
Sounds interesting, what are the common use-cases for this?
There is Czech initiative to provide same and being available under Open Hardware license soon.

https://www.corovent.eu/
«We were waiting for the high tide, but a tsunami hit us»
Can also recommend BackInTime, which is just a GUI for the rsync command-line app - like all good Unix utilities should be. Though BiT is Python 2 I believe, and I don't know if it did make it into Ubuntu 20 LTS yet (probably yes, and there's nothing to worry).
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Something refreshingly different on HN. Thanks!
Let's not jump to conclusions here. The 10k bounty has been _proposed_ but not yet accepted by the maintainers of OBS. As dodgepong writes:

> Thus, the only way I think we as OBS would be comfortable offering a bounty is if we have set concrete requirements for the PR ahead of time. That concrete set of requirements is defined and ironed out in the RFC process.

So they want to have a RFC with a bounty attached to it, before the bounty is actually "activated".

In before all you rush to implement the feature.
> most people and businesses can meet their obligations.

No they can't, for some it is that dire. 1/5th of Americans are unemployed as of last week - how many of them were living paycheck to paycheck?
They would have to be able to prove that in a lawsuit first. Do they have similar agreements with the alumini magazine? The python coder's meetup group? The personal blog?

Just one of those pictures would be enough for a lawsuit.

Of course, if someone were to sue, they would be heavily pushed to settle out of court. I suspect there's a lot more legal activity going on about things like this, but everyone that starts to make some noise is quickly silenced with a lump sum and a binding contract to shut up about it. If they don't, they're threatened with spending the next 5-10 years in court. Because if there's anything corporate lawyers are good at, it's stalling and making sure the suing party, especially if it's a random consumer, spends years and hundreds of thousands in court fees.

What we need is more rich people suing businesses. Or a massive public defense fund supporting the average joe's case.

But right now it's in the rich people's interests to support shady businesses, and if they don't they'll be offered massive financial incentives on the golf course.
The following is case assured me that the justice system in Germany is good and just:

A child was fatally hit by a truck at a tram station after another child pushed them. The truck driver tested positive for pot and was ultimately acquitted because the court concluded that even if the driver had been perfectly fit for driving, the accident would have been unavoidable.

I can not remember but I am certain that the driver had to face additional charges for driving under influence but this is another thing.
thank you for your answer! You have shared some really interesting thoughts! Although I am not involved with e-learning, I find it really interesting though and it's amazing to hear your opinions!

> Good question. I have no idea. I no longer have any way to tell.

Have you tried to make the courses a bit more interactive? Maybe with some questionnaires or story telling?

Have you reached their parents? Would be interesting to see how they handle the situation. I've read that some parents try to mimic schools at home, and they have created lockers, desks, and etc.. for their children so they can have the feeling of being at school!

How is the software performing? do you face any major issues?
> Well I can't access that design; it isn't published.

Apparently thats not true:

"I really don't get this DIY respirator hype.
I get the idea, but why does everyone seem to reinvent the wheel using their "fancy" 3D printers and arduinos?!

This is 70s 80s tec, all patents expired. There are literally pages of exploded view drawings: http://www.frankshospitalworkshop.com/equipment/ventilators_...

Source: https://twitter.com/FauthNiklas/status/1242064388300947456
You can use OBS for things like compositing a video of your face over a video of your computer screen, and allowing output to a loopback monitor interface (i.e. virtual camera / microphone) would allow you to share that view via generic video conferencing software like Jitsi or Zoom.
And it looks rather similar to this one.
> You could have chosen to educate them in a helpful and friendly way, but you didn't.

> I take it you've never paid for food and rent from the income from your photographs.

Are you talking about yourself being unfriendly and throwing accusations?
A class-action suit that would probably last for a couple years and end in a settlement where the claimants - assuming they fill(ed) in forms x, y and z, would be entitled to at best a few hundred dollars.

See also the Equifax settlement. I'd say Equifax is the best / most recent example about something like this.
I had a sudden gastro episode at the end of january (could have been from stale yogurt, dunno), mild fever and body ache for cca 24 hours. Practically in parallel my sore throat started, coughing a lot of sputum for next 2 weeks. But basically no fever. As I was getting better, my wife got it from me, another 10 days of 'fun'. No running nose, no fever after first day.

I never had anything similar, for last couple of years I don't get this sick since I became much more active and started doing tons of mountain sports. Mostly 2-4 days sore throat/running nose and I am back.

I keep thinking if we caught it (in Switzerland), but probably it was something else.
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Report are 0 dead, I'm sure a few cases flew under radar.
Thanks for working to correct that.

Do you have a go-to reference for tags and their meaning?

This blog post is actually a great intro to rust too :)
Steve is a good writer, and at this point it's pretty clear everybody should stay the f* home, so I'm all for pieces that achieve that.

That being said, I do hate fear mongering, and insinuating that the situation in Italy is even worse than we may believe by a factor of 4 is a big stretch and unecessary.

Some facts from Italian government institutes:

[1] https://www.epicentro.iss.it/coronavirus/bollettino/Report-C...

- median age of death is 80

- 87% of deaths above 70

- 99% of deaths with 1 co-morbidity, and 74% with at least 2.

[2] http://www.salute.gov.it/portale/caldo/SISMG_sintesi_ULTIMO....

- deaths in March for above 65 year olds are still projecting lower than previous years
Very true. But wasn't it China who tried to blame the outbreak on "US soldiers" to protect the CCP? I think it's very justified for the US to counter that by clearly attaching the place of origin to the virus.
pete in some south american countries means "blowjob".. i know its a bit niche but i cant help to giggle when reading this product name.
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Actually, both GitLab and GitHub allow configuring different email addresses per team.

The notifications don't go to the email in the git commit.
"proinflammatory" ... "perhaps garlic"?

The linked article uses a lot of jargon, but I thought I understood from it that garlic has an anti-inflammatory effect. I'm not a doctor though, and don't understand most of the article, so please elaborate if you think garlic would make more inflammation.
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pg_comparator, albeit barely known, is a monster. For sync purposes think of it as a rsync for PG.

It needs temp tables.

https://www.cri.ensmp.fr/people/coelho/pg_comparator/
Compared to native development the toolchain and dependencies are out of control and I'm unsure how it can really be improved, Expo does a decent job of abstracting some of it but you lose so much from the managed workflow that it makes me question the purpose of building a native app at all. I think the real threat that PWAs bring is to frameworks like React Native and Cordova rather than fully native apps which will likely always have specific use cases.
The regional government tried to shut down the news. That's inexcusable, but they are hardly alone on this.

Looking at your own reference from (the incredibly anti-China) National Review it was only Dec 25 that hospitals started taking it seriously (ie, they quarantined staff) and Dr. Wenliang sent a text about it on Dec 31 to colleages.

China notified the WHO on the same day (Dec 31), and gave infection numbers on Jan 3[1].

As someone who spends quite a lot of time trying to track down data in Australia I'd say 2 day turn around on the data isn't too bad.

I think people who want to blame China for this will, no matter what. I'd note that news on infectious diseases that didn't originate in China often took even longer to be widely known (eg MERS, Ebola outbreak, Zika outbreak)

[1] https://www.who.int/csr/don/05-january-2020-pneumonia-of-unk...
This makes zero sense and it's not about emotion.

The language is young and you don't certify a software solution every two days or don't rewrite your nuclear power station code every day.

Very experienced programmers switched to Rust because it makes it possible to build large scale industrial programs both efficient and reliable. They won't switch to C++ just because they think they're good enough to live dangerously.

(btw I work on plant control and yes I write parts in Rust)
You're conflating two things: the npm package, and the GitHub repo. In your hypothetical, I agree with you that action would be needed: the repo should be forked and patched, and NPM should publish the new release as the official npm corejs package. This has accomplishes the same while trampling as little "ownership" as possible.
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Funny that the developers seem to be spanish speakers.

Crono = Chrono
Pete = Blowjob
I did the ghetto version of this yesterday: pg_dump -t tablename sourcedatabase | psql targetdatabase
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The ventilators used for severe cases of COVID run at much higher pressures.
but also on github as soon as you change the header your reference needs to be updated
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Esto es completamente FALSO. Yo soy de España y no se está viviendo esta situación. Además soy de Madrid, la ciudad con más casos de infectados del país. Lamentablemente toda esta situación se está utilizando políticamente por parte de una derecha que se ha dedicado en este país a recortar los servicios públicos durante 12 años y ahora pretenden embarrar el trabajo de todos los que están dejándose la piel por cuidar de todos nosotros. Sí, hay falta de medios, sí, se están viviendo situaciones dramáticas. Pero utilizar esto políticamente es muy rastrero. Fomentar este tipo de bulos con la única prueba de un audio de WhatsApp anónimo es de ser poco patriota y muy insolidario.
But the things ARE the better versions already; they are ubiquitous, the process for mass-production (think of face masks atm) have been developed decades ago. It's a logistical problem caused by a sudden and unexpected surge in demand.

There is no shortage of toilet paper, there's warehouses full of them (https://youtu.be/wA4KS546rZo), it's just a matter of getting them to the shops. Nobody's out there making a better version of toilet paper.
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"Exponential growth is a difficult concept to grasp. One looks at the numbers and they seem reasonable, so you take measured action. But in 3 days those numbers double, and in another 3 days they double again. Suddenly 100 cases becomes 500 and then 2000. The only way to control exponential phenomena is to get ahead of the curve. The charts below indicate that we are only days away from reaching a critical point where the cases will exceed the capacity of our healthcare system."
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Counterpoint / However: A lot of the "made in China" products were developed and designed in the US.
What I really want is a Makefile that is also Markdown.

So something with runnable (singleton) entry points and some english sentences giving context.

This is what I typically do for small experiments that I will completely forget about.

Too many IT folks do work and leave the running-entry-point and build-dev-loop as secret shadow workflows. It is basically fraud or stealing if you are an employee.
LambdaMoo, BayMoo (and the now defunct ParkMoo) were all favourite haunts of mine in the mid-90s when I was at university. Perhaps I'm feeling nostalgic for those innocent pre-social-media times: I'm in the process of writing a Python "MOO" as a weekend fun project -- a sort of interactive literary world inhabited by other writers / creators / explorers.

If you're interested in this sort of thing, Richard Bartle's "Designing Virtual Worlds" is the classic to read.
FWIW, the Lcov/Scov two-strain theory turned out to be somewhat of a nonsense paper.
Not sure why this is downvoted, as it is a purely informative comment, which might help the GP to implement something they need.
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And yet, many RFCs are written in markdown now. And variants like kramdown do support semantic markup.
This issue was my immediate though as well. I was expecting a dialog saying that a user was requesting control, asking if I would allow it. A simple toggle for allowing others to take control would perhaps work too.
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Variable names sound be succinct . They don't need to be short, but they also shouldn't be essays. I had one coworker who would essentially write everything the function did. Variable names would be 100+ chars. It was impossible. Variable names should be as long as needed , but no longer.
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You can access the filesystem of the DPT-RP1 via wifi, bluetooth or USB. There is a nice python library to do all that [1].

[1] https://github.com/janten/dpt-rp1-py
Postgres 10+ now has logical replication features built in, which makes that a better bet for near-zero-downtime replication. Especially if you're trying to move a database geographically or to a different machine or Postgres version, without the downtime that a full dump and restore requires.

https://www.postgresql.org/docs/10/logical-replication.html

This isn't rsync style two way sync, though, it's more for one way streaming / ongoing replication, although you could technically set up a master-master or replication chain if the conflicts are dealt with correctly.
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This kind of reporting damages the BBC’s reputation. Imagine if their medical correspondents reported to the same standard.
"... you will never use them in production ..."

I'm a Haskell programmer. Continuations are part of my everyday toolbox.
How you solve that particular business problem should be really easy to deduce from the code that you wrote to solve it. 2000 line functions that are one big switch / case statement don't fall into that category for example.

So it's still thinking about how others (that could even be yourself two years down the road) use the code is very important for such applications.

The definition for code to me is a language used to explain other programmers what you are trying to do that can be parsed by a computer.
I find that MDN often has good descriptions.

One example is this "hidden" gem.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/ma...
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As many have said it seems everyone is creating designs for ventilators, but few are producing large numbers that are being used.

But I'd guess that 99% of the effort required to create a ventilator is not the design of the mechanism pumping air into lungs but guaranteeing it is reliable, maintainable, easy to use, is hygienic and can be cleaned safely, obeys regulations and manufactured.

It doesn't matter if there's a crisis on or not - hospitals will get sued if your Heath Robinson style ventilator breaks and kills a person, however sick that person is.
It s probably for the best. You dont want twitter crowds shutting down conversations and leading to analysis paralysis because every intervention is risky. I would go even further and say the records of these groups should be deleted after months, so as not to become lawsuit material months down the road
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Failed because... what?

Corollary: It's good for the South Koreans that they understood the complexity, then.
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It makes sense to me. This is a database keyed by facial images. They don't know your name with certainty. The only way to look you up in the database is by face. Then presumably they need the ID to make sure it's you who's requesting the info. Hard to imagine how else to do it, given the nature of the technology.
This wont change in a capitalist society. The only ways to fix this that have a chance to actually work that I can think off is 1) Americans work for as low wages as workers in China to compete or 2) non-capitalism. I would love to learn of any other ways but this has been discussed by people way smarter than me for ages and I have seen no other solutions that wouldn't sink the US economy or cause a revolution.
How does Zig compare with Nim and Rust? (putting aside the differences in adoption)
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Why are paywalled articles still allowed on HN front page? And why are people still upvoting them?