skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks for your comment. It totally makes sense.

Sometimes, it is the art of balance. As a product, the goal is to save users time as much as possible. Eventually, the users have to decide whether it's appropriate to put a super complex table in Markdown, although it will be fine for tables with short rows.

While I'm writing this reply, I thought of how to improve this in Document Node. It can automatically check and add padding depending on whether any Markdown rows exceed 80 characters (or similar). One less thing to worry about.
The "Chemical Weapons Convention" bans tear gas for use in warfare, so that could easily be considered a chemical weapon.
If everyone who didn't have a stash before is suddenly stocking up for a months supply of everything, you get shortages. The right way to build up your supplies is slowly over time.

Indeed FEMA is now asking that folks only buy a weeks worth of groceries: https://www.mercurynews.com/2020/03/23/coronavirus-new-guide...

Over here in Germany the recommendation has always been to have supplies for 10-14 days at home. Seems like a more reasonable number than a months worth - especially for city dwellers.
Are you arguing that we should bail out the cruise industry to save the lawyers?
Yuval Noah Harari: the world after coronavirus – Free to read
Not just the US. General health and conditions such as obesity are worsening in many countries around the world.
It would be very interesting to know where these funds end up, and whose initiative it is. Clearly it is organized.
Do you mean like when a moire pattern may sometimes appear to have a ghostly coloured after-image? I've seen this in old black-and-white films shown on colour TV. I've been trying to describe that to people to learn more about what it is but I always fail to. I feared there might be something wrong with my eyes. Is there a name for this effect?
Show HN: Someone hunted it without me knowing:D
No, we are supposed to contribute meaningful comments so that ideas can be exchanged in a civilized manner.
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"Are we supposed to only say popular stuff?"

I've noticed a lot of censorship on this site
> Where are you from?

I was born in Barcelona and spent 30 years there. My opinions are probably wrong, but they are not entirely uninformed.
What are the available betting markets?
Where do you take the doctors, nurses and paramdics to staff those ships? There is already a massive shortage in competent medical personal.

Add to this that cruise ships are notoriously bad in containing viruses. Before we had this massive mess there were regular noro virus outbreaks on cruise ships.

ASo no, I don't think that's a good idea.
At least you could argue [citation needed] that the airlines play a bigger role in the US economy than cruise ships. I mean their intent is to ferry people (and their money) away from the US, both in the fare (which goes to tax havens and rich people's pockets) and the money people spend in foreign tourist areas.
I tried suggesting Jitsi for Zoom to a group. I didn't attend the first meeting, but they said they tested both and found that Zoom was ``much more stable'' and had ``much better sound quality''.
The original comment is about content not available to "rent". How are you supposed to pay the $3 then? Doing that through a VPN would also violate the ToS (or: be generally illegal).
Would rather do this and wash thoroughly than mess about with strips of cloth.
The reason not to do that is that you don't want to cause customers - especially those from NY - to have "that argument" with your staff, multiple times each day.

The same amount of toilet paper - all of it - gets sold either way.
Is there a more authoritative source that isn't a Youtube video hosted on a Falun Gong media website?

Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Tang_Dynasty_Television#NT...
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The site owners stated the rules up front. Their site, their rules. Moderation is both welcome and necessary.
Yes, your opinion is not only wrong, it is totally uninformed.

Or worse, it totally uninforming
The article is also missing the point that the majority of cruise ship consumers are from the US. A lot of these folks live for going on a cruise. I've met people who have been on cruise every single year since over a decade and the people who work hard to save money to go on cruise. It's easy to say all these other people shouldn't need X when you don't need X. My only objection against cruise company is massive pollution they do. Government should definitely make fixing this a pre-condition of any bailout.
They're not uninformed, but they're biased. I doubt you'll find people in Cáceres that share that opinion.
They're likely not going to go bust though; they have a fuckton of money, at worst the ships are going to be docked for a while until this blows over.

They won't make money, but they're not going to go bust.

I think this is a major problem with a lot of businesses; they consider time not spent earning money as loss, instead of just a period with less income. And I think it's the responsibility of ALL businesses to keep a savings account so they can weather economic downturns for a few months (at least 6), while paying their staff in full.

I mean it's only been a few months and they're already asking for handouts? Besides, whatever happened to pulling yourself up by the bootstraps and how communism and the state is evil?
If you agree that they are not a random sample of the population - they are healthy enough to be fit for travel (like the majority of the population) you are not trying to contradict ant6n's comment as I thought. I misunderstood, my apologies.
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Ask HN: Smallest laptop that is decent for coding?
I'm looking for something as small as possible but can still be used in a decent way for coding. The goal isn't to code super complex things but use it more as a tool to quickly write tiny JS/PHP/Html programs. The small form factor is important so I can keep it with me like you would keep a physical paper notebook with you
If I read between the lines, you want to say "state-sponsored"?

Maybe it is, but criminals be criminalin'. A ransomware author probably has a warped mind and is always looking to see what bait would get him the most clicks.
This didn't go so well with the Diamond Princess. Cruise ships seem like terrible sanitary environments at the best of times. Motels on the other hand are great, they have separate rooms each with its own windows & AC, and really simple plumbing.
And that delay should be randomized.
They don't need to get rid of anything, and in fact they cannot. People want their current stuff.

What they can add is sandboxed apps with a virtual filesystem and whatnot.

But they do not want to spend the manpower to do so, it seems.
You don't think a loan to a company on the brink of bankruptcy is a cash giveaway?

Well, it would be nice if you're right...
What prediction sites are good for betting in football/soccer?
Betting Markets
For every single game, there is a vast selection of over 100+ betting options offered by bookmakers to bettors to choose. Amongst these markets, the most popular are:
1. Winner (Home, Draw, Away)
2. Over/Under
3. Asian Handicaps
4. Correct Score
5. First Goalscorer
6. Half-time Result
7. Etc.
The Good
1. You can choose any betting market from the huge list made available by different bookies;
2. You’re free to place a single bet on one of the markets or associate several of them with the potential to achieve greater profits;
3. Certain betting markets present sharp odds.
The Bad
Get to know more about the markets before diving in, as they can be very tricky.

I will leave the link of the website / app that I usually use to help me decide which game and market I should place my bet on, so far the hit rate has been excellent, what do you think.

https://www.betclan.com/todays-football-predictions/
Even with keys tied to machines and not just people, it’s convenient to have distinct meta data (name or email) associated with projects or directories.

It’s an easy way to prevent accidentally your FOSS contributions or projects with your $WORK email address.
Those don't produce fuel. They produce electricity.
Ive used one for the first time 5 days ago. Im installing one if I buy a house. The warm seat is amazing
That is just utterly sad and reprehensible. I cannot find better words. They are stuck in my throat.
I used to have the client per directory setup too. But then took it one step further.

Now for every client i set up a separate VMWare Workstation virtual machine with all the relevant git config files, ssh keys, software and build dependencies etc.

That way every client is compartmentalized and there is limited chance of data or code leaking between clients. And i can always mid-session put the VM on pause, switch to another client and then resume right where i left, with all the editor windows open and services running.

I call it the container approach to workspaces.
No country has enough enforcement officers to be everywhere all the time.
It's indiscriminate and insufficiently useful because occupying the field demands decontamination and collateral damages are ruinous. It's also illegal which may seem odd but 'just war' imposes constraints. Troops are less effective in CBW uniforms and atropine (and other) drugs deeply unpleasant. Neither side wants it, Syria aside.

Unneeded force wastes effort. We don't use napalm either. White phosphorus is used. Sadly. As is depleted uranium which wreaks havoc with dust. Weapons with chemical consequence abound.

Teargas was used for bunker clearing. The Russians have used sleeping gases in Chechen hostage rescues and people died from side effects. Nothing is simple with gases.

Old mustard gas is heavy liquid, bad juju. These old school simple chemical weapons were a giant toxic chemical love canal disaster. Belgium and France still heavily contaminated around the trenches.

Binary weapons safer but still pretty bad. "Safe" to handle is very qualified when field treatment is "hit it with a hammer" maintenance.

Ask yourself if the neutron bomb is still a part of rational war planning. Three days later, it's all usable as is. No electromagnetic spike damage, just smelly dead bodies to bury. Hmm. Bit niffy. Menthol up the nostrils is said to work by forensics staff.
Sure, but are people looking at the artifacts that other frameworks generate? I think generated code is mostly interesting to the framework devs themselves and not to most others.
They'll likely get it because they can pay politicians to vote in favor, or said politicians own a stake in those companies - probably indirectly to avoid an apparent conflict of interest, but who will find out?

Actually they did, see Panama Papers. So many higher-ups turned out to have a lot of money stashed away abroad.

Politicians are corrupt. I mean take Trump; while he 'officially' renounced control / ownership of his properties (I think?), he's still pumping hundreds of (tax payer) millions into his own resorts by going golfing every week in his own resorts. Said taxpayers are the common folk as well, not the actual resort itself.
I could not get NVIDIA docker work with Clear Linux (2080Ti). Any one successful with it?
That's only the ones without additional symptoms or mild additional symptoms.
Interestingly, the city of Amsterdam is trying to reduce the amount of tourists they get; one measure they've taken is closing the cruise ship port close to the city center.
What do you call a cruise ship full of lawyers at the bottom of the sea?
Nearly every country that is currently testing believes that they are catching <25% of cases and that the real mortality rate of coronavirus is less than 1%. Most countries only test serious cases and turn away anyone asymptomatic or who just appears to have a mild case.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/hell-coming-mathematical-proo...
"Good, fast, cheap. Pick two."

Now add a more stringent hygiene component. Yeah, it's going to be a tough space for the reasonably foreseeable future.
Prove that what matters? That they meet tons of working age people?

As you say you can expand the circle of isolation. All the at-risk patients (Say people over 65 and all adults with preexisting conditions). Then you isolate those people that they have to interact with. For example all staff at all nursing homes where any such person lives. But you quickly end up where you started. All the people who work in all the nursing homes have kids and spouses. They can't see those people when they aren't working, and then return to work with the risk group. They'd need to take their kids out of school for example (remember the point of all this is to make the rest of society work normally, schools are open). It's hard.

It's probably easier then to designate people as high risk "patients" and treat them with full protective clothing, move them to special homes where care can be given with more protection and so on. But that also requires 3 things: lots of staff, lots of protective gear, lots of time to set up. I don't think there is a surplus of any of those things. It might be something to consider for the long term.
The Hurtigruten is a coastal freighter cum cruise line traversing the Norwegian coast between Bergen in the south and Kirkenes near Murmansk up north, making loads of stops underway to on- and offload cargo and passengers.

The Norwegian coast can be quite rough in the wintertime - a friend of mine is the steward on one of the ships, and she assures me every winter there are numerous passengers who insist on being dressed up in full survival kit and quite literally being tied to the mast - to experience the full wrath of a winter storm from a safe position.

To each his own. It probably isn't boring, at least. :)
Some additional details from other local sources. Details are scarce, so... sorry, but I think I can add a couple of things to the linked article.

The UME (Military Emergency Unit) has been disinfecting retirement homes for some days now (about a week IIRC). Initially they were only allowed to do this, disinfestation, and it was the homes' responsibility to "ask for help" on anything else when needed, and some didn't.

The news referred to in the article is that "at least 2" undeclared dead people have been found by the UME and also a number of cases of abandonment. Besides these "at least 2", there have been some other deaths but, generally, they have been declared. (What I know from friends: Most homes have secluded people in their rooms and many are understaffed to check on them frequently enough.)

A related problem seems to be that funeral services are overwhelmed: they don't have enough space to store the bodies, and they do not have protective gear to deal with the bodies correctly (added note, see below comment). This has led to an announcement yesterday that a local ice-skating ring is being arranged to store those bodies temporarily while they wait to be disposed of.
Evergreen? There is not much new in Windows 10, everything is based on the previous version.
Adafruit used to sell the kit (not anymore), but you have the instructions, parts list, pcb files and firmware (on the download section) and everything here:

https://learn.adafruit.com/brain-machine/overview
oh, thanks for the comprising debug info...
yes, the first error might not be crucial...
i think i tracked down the reason, its due to some new code-inline-image feature i'm currently testing. some lines too long in the shader code - firefox doesn't seem to like that... i'm on it...

and the socket stuff is for remote osc-connections (you'd have to start a small server-script locally to use that - see shaderoo help-page)
What? Are you doing it with your butt cheek pressed together?

Most of the time I have to wipe few time to be clean.

I am missing something?
Anything with SSD and 8-16GB RAM should do the work.
Personally i would buy a 13" macbook pro.
What is AI-assisted Engineering?
Bringing 330 Petaflops of Supercomputing to Bear on the Outbreak
I'm a C++ developer, not a frontend developer. I can debug C++ executables, because of debug symbols and gdb. I generally don't need to know any assembly for debugging.

If Svelte is compiles down to JS where the connection between the compiled down code and the source code is unclear then maybe they need similar tooling to address this.
This page just puts ads around a single YouTube video. Direct link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoMxG165_Rg
I would like this movement more if they focused less on the investor pitch metrics and had more operational transparency. Opening up to a userbase about something like your product development cycle & the challenges experienced in real time would intensify the relationship x10+ for better and for worse. Like Kickstarter reward updates (are supposed to be). Real time Gantt charts and dashboards with explanatory blog posts about why this or that did or didn't happen. Its a big risk if you get off message, SHTF, and you poison your customer relations. But if you believe in what your doing and don't have anything to hide then I think making the connection is worth it. To me, that would be an Open Startup.
You constantly submit chapters 1 and 2 at the same time? Why?

Is there something that makes them better than chapters 3 onwards?

I think you 'd be better off submitting a link to either the first chapter, or a chapter you find particularly interesting, or the whole book.
That was simply zero information about the nursing home situation in Spain and plain old (you should guess where it comes from) political internal ethno-supremacism.

Meanwhile in the real world, for instance, I live next to a nursing home with 100 cases (6 deaths so far), 35 of them workers, that has been transformed into a state field hospital with support of all authorities and the military after the business asked for help. That's Santa Elena, Torrent.

This illustrates why isolating old people at special facilities as some luminaries have been advising for is an absurd plan.
It’s actually worse than placebo...
iPods are just a stolen ideas bolted on stolen design, based on 3rd party hw and sw, so it isn't a miracle they made it in 11 months.
I have to ask, given your user name, was this in central-west Auckland in the mid-90s by any chance?
True, but the video is stating that on specific days China reported wrong numbers of positive cases on purpose. Still we need to verify the source of the leaked document
Not sure about that. Electrostatic properties of the nonwoven fabric must be preserved. Tough pathogen likes spores must be eradicated as well. Then, the "warm place" must be kept sterile, or it's going to become the infection vector. The solution must be scalable.
So office depot can sell it to the public, or the shipments can be redirected to costco. It's a pretty minor adjustment either way.
> They are blocking perfect vistas of the sea.

Counterpoint: they absorb a lot of tourist demand for visiting particular places, while taking up a minimum of space. Building the equivalent hotel capacity in the same places would be far more intrusive.
I would say aws even biased against rewrites and would prefer incremental improvements on the existing code base. Pretty polar opposite of google / fb.
The issue (for me at least) is not that it was unpopular, but rather because it did not attempt to justify its position.

That being said, sadly chances are that it would get censored even if it did.
Coronavirus and Its Impact on Carbon Emissions
"Turn all your ships to hospital ships"

Dear God no. Please don't create a covid19 death ship. Covid19 has proven to be a ruthless killer on recycled air systems. It would be impossible to screen for the virus - it would certainly find it's way on board.
Funeral services rejected to get bodies with covid-19 because the lack of materials to deal with it properly, and therefore it would be irresponsable. Not saying they might not be overwhelmed as well.
How to Develop and Debug Ruby Applications in Kubernetes
The top has absolute power over the workers. This is the result of greed and extreme capitalism.

The reason to justify employers/share holders getting paid so much more than workers should be that they take so much more and higher risks.

Now we have it backwards. When business is profitable the top takes all the bonus and dividends. During downtime however, workers get to swallow all the loss.
Well more papers per scientist come out of my side, more chatter comes out of the other side. So from that metric I would say you are probably right.
Wikipedia says

On August 25, he was present at the liberation of Paris as a journalist; contrary to the Hemingway legend, he was not the first into the city, nor did he liberate the Ritz.

Wikipedia cites Hemingway: A biography by Jeffrey Meyers
I think we're ALL trying to work that one out.
Yes, you're right. I forgot that part.

There's both things: They do not have enough space and they do not have protective gear to deal with the bodies correctly. I updated my comment. Thanks.
I've tried a lot of formulas in an attempt to reach the same customers.

1) make it expensive and they stop listening entirely

2) Make it free and they get paranoid. They take it as if you are looking to take a chunk of "their" action.

3) Literally put your money where your mouth is. Ask for the slowest hours of the week and for the owner to be there. Tell them you want to eat and talk business. Bring your employees, your wife and your friends if your budget allows it.

You eat and drink, accumulate a decent bill then you sign them up for free. If they like it they take a subscription.

In stead of scared and insecure they treat you like a customer and customers in restaurants are treated with patience and respect. They will stop pondering when they will make any money from the deal since you've already ordered a lot.
As oppose to a government that actively supports LIVE organs harvesting of Falun Gong/priosoners/political opponents?

Fucking live organ harvesting! I don't want to even imagine the terror, even if you are locally anesthetized.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilgour%E2%80%93Matas_report
if you are looking at Macs, mac book air.

Chromebook is a fantastic option in terms of price, though everything may have to stay in the cloud.
Why are the hotels a worthy way to spend the money? They push up the house prices for those who actually live there. Someone who isn't taking up a bed that a local could sleep in is being a better tourist IMO.
Look at this, I've returned the ability to export types :)
In beta now available renderers for flow and ts.
You can see alive how the export results change when you add columns or change constraints.
If there are no foreign keys using JOINs, fields can become nullable, etc.
I made a simple example:
https://holistic.dev/en/playground/5596577a-ad0e-40e6-a05b-e...
Remove -- before ALTER and see how the result of the type export will change.
Modern MVVM iOS App Architecture with Combine and SwiftUI
It's good that you can look at the source code!