skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Okay, I don't get it.

Why not hook this into LLVM's compiler infrastructure, instead of recovering the CFG from a binary - and not any binary, but one that has to built with special flags anyway? This seems backwards.
Wow, what a story!
If you don't mind me asking, what was your path like going from dumpster-diving vegetables to retirement at 35?
here is a drive happening in Austin, Texas:

https://www.kxan.com/news/coronavirus/masks-gloves-and-therm...
That analogy only works if “report”, “report_final”, and “report_final_FINAL” were all released, were insanely successful and made you a billionaire and then you didn’t want to lose the customers that liked those versions when you made some small edits.
I doubt you will get a useful answer in a comment. Each of your questions is very broad. And you didn't even select a search engine yet. You didn't specify the scale you're dealing with. You didn't specify the number of reads/writes per second that you expect.

Choose one system and learn it well.
Isn’t this true of any client side site? If the client side JS has access to some information, it’s always possible for the server to inject custom JS that returns the data. Theoretically this setup provides little additional security but it does allow (for example) people to use a client pinned to a version they’ve verified to not leak information and collaborate without worrying about leakage. (Excalidraw developer here)
I want to highlight a short and serene poem which Goethe "probably wrote [...] onto the wall of a wooden gamekeeper lodge on top of the Kickelhahn mountain where he [...] spent the night." [1]

It feels especially poignant these days, even haunting.

(If you want to hear it in German, Schubert turned into a “Lied” [2]).

Wandrers Nachtlied ("Wanderer's Nightsong")

Über allen Gipfeln
Ist Ruh,
In allen Wipfeln
Spürest du
Kaum einen Hauch;
Die Vögelein schweigen im Walde.
Warte nur, balde
Ruhest du auch.

O’er all the hilltops
Is quiet now,
In all the treetops
Hearest thou
Hardly a breath;
The birds are asleep in the trees:
Wait, soon like these
Thou too shalt rest.

(Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wanderer%27s_Nightsong

[2] for example https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SBTUcVxqEEA
I see what you did there, I think. It’s interesting: I don’t mind capitalization and the a/an substitution here, although I could see the capitalization being confusing in another context. However, it’s/its and to/too almost always take me out of the flow of the text and force me to read it again to figure out the proper meaning. As a native speaker, I would still say I forgive the mistakes, but they do undoubtedly hurt my comprehension of whatever I’m reading.
We are descended from creatures that poised, concentrating on making no sound, waiting for a perfect moment to strike.

We are descended from creatures that sat by a lake in Kenya for millennia, carving and crafting arrowheads.

We can all concentrate like a boss.

It's distractions that are the problem. Our ancestors split shift on kids, which is still the biggest distractor.

But they never had neighbours, phones, TV, or better things to do.

Perhaps one day we shall fine distractors like we fine polluters. Till then its a question of quiet offices.
> Could you elaborate on this? I don't see anything special from photos.

Here:

- https://balotot.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Crumpler-Shee...

- http://unhunter13.free.fr/forum/crumpler/sac_ouvert.jpg

- http://forum.tt-hardware.com/fichiers/uploads/upload_6_3/fer...

- https://s3.bukalapak.com/img/8108548365/w-1000/IMG2019011313...

Notice how the zipper is behind the shoulder straps. When worn, the bag can only be opened ajar, and the zipper operated only with much difficulty, which makes any attempt at stealing blatantly obvious.

Also this makes the tension from shoulder straps apply to the outermost fabric structure of the backpack, whose weight will therefore make it press against your back instead of pulling backwards on shoulder straps due to the overhang of the typical backpack design. The bag naturally rests on your shoulder and stays close to your back all the way instead of pulling you back on shoulders and pressing against your lower back only.

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSGpH_7...

> And also why don't you buy a second hand one?

Ultimately I may, but they've been out of production for years and hard to source around here, so I tried a number of other backpacks first.
Ask HN: Which board game would you play online?
Hi there, like most people in the west now I currently am confined.

Thus I would love to play risk or other board games with my friends and people online. I've been struggling to find decent quality games (I've mostly looked for a risk and it was either full of flash games or of barely playable UI sites).

Would you know good online board games to play during the confinement ? Else would you be interested if I built something ?(probably a Risk but suggestions are more than welcome)
I read the parent as if class warfare is the desirable outcome.
I have ADHD, which doesn't mean I lack the ability to focus -- for me, and others with my subtype of ADHD, it means I get deeply focused on random stuff. Some of it is worthwhile, and a lot of it is a complete waste of time.

I think a lot of developers have ADHD like me, because we can get totally lost in code for hours and hours at a time.

Now, before you envy me too much, the other side of the token is that when I'm given work I'm not interested in -- which is usually most of it -- getting started and seeing it through is like pulling teeth.
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The real radical solution is to enforce ownership of any and all metadata connected to you, and to acknowledge that in the case of a breach, damage is done statutorally, even if nothing has happened due to the fact that no one has seen interest in using your info against you yet.

You should also have the right to update or modify any state stored about you at any time; after all it is yours.

No one who collects it wants that though.
To be honest, a small amount of double dipping doesn't matter a whole lot. Like oops, you changed your name and we sent cash to both names. shrug mistakes happen, keep it. The total expenditure is negligibly affected. Mistakes can be ironed out in time. Sneaky bastards will be caught with their hand in the cookie jar and prosecuted.

Simplicity first.
You're missing my point. AL is the "L"ow bits of the "A" register. AH is the "H"igh bits of the "A" register. The whole thing, low plus high, is the "A" register. We can tell that by the names AL and AH.
Ah, for some reason I thought you meant clientside alternatives. For backend, there is sails and now nestjs.
This was after preventing mask supplies that were scheduled for other countries (Swiss company selling and masks travelling through Germany) to reach other countries

I am 100% sure, if this didn't reach France, was an Italy/Spanish problem, the EU wouldn't give a shit about it and do nothing.
My understanding is that it's part of the official Chinese treatment regimen. That seems like good enough authority to me given they've been through the worst of it so far.
No one's disputing that.

It makes sense that if people who can work home do so, the environment will be better than if they don't work from home. Also, many people who cannot work from home at the moment are still driving to work (restaurant workers, grocery store workers, other retail). This current situation isn't too far off from a state where just those who can work from home do so, and the rest drive to work. And anecdotally, the air where I live has gone from one of the worst in the nation to delightful.
Surprised by some of the negativity here! I've been extensively using julia for my graduate physics research and a lot of hobby programming for almost 3 years now and absolutely love it.

It's a beautifully designed language with incredibly responsive and wise developers and 1.4.0 is a great release I've been on 1.4 release candidates for over a month and haven't had a single issue, and love the new features and improvements.
A few counterpoints:

- The CDC (and the US Federal Government in particular) has been understaffed and underfunded for the entire duration of the Trump Administration; to expect the agency that's been gutted for 3 years to rise up to responding effectively to a pandemic seems a bit much. The CDC is not the Center for Pandemic Control; 99% of the time their goal is to optimize tests and 99% of diseases they work with are not pandemics.

- Understanding that the responses to the pandemic by federal agencies would be suboptimal, the pandemic response team was created for this very scenario to provide an "optimal" response to a pandemic. But that too was disbanded by the current administration.

Removing all the ways in which an agency is empowered to tackle a specific problem and then claiming its institutional decay doesn't sound reasonable to me. Federal agencies are hyper-specialized things and deliberately don't have the kind of "leadership" that you're looking for... that power is held by the President, as it should be. Literally any other competent president would have (re-)created the task force and empowered that to lead the response.
Thanks. So it's not so much that "you still have the opcodes that operate on just 64/32/16/8 bits" as "ASCII assembly code for any CPU is expected to be source-compatible with ASCII assembly code for any later CPU"?

Is there any indication in the source demarcating the 8008 assembly from the 8080 assembly?
Actaully, julia for loops can be made to perform at BLAS levels with this package: https://github.com/chriselrod/LoopVectorization.jl.

Here are my early experiments at making a pure-julia multi-threaded BLAS using LoopVectorization.jl https://github.com/MasonProtter/Gaius.jl. It absolutely blows a naive triple for loop out of the water and is quite competitive against OpenBLAS until you get to very big sizes.
But the article specifically mentions those that care about how their limbs are disposed of? You’re drawing a parallel where there’s none to be had.

It seems like impersonal limb disposal mentally affects some amputees and it seems like a reasonable concern that could and should be addressed.
Meditate. If you want strength, lift weights. If you want undivided attention, practice meditation.

It also helps with noticing distractions before they grab you. This way at least you have a chance to actually think before reacting to the urge to check HN or whatever.
Julia is an amazing language and anyone who loves computers and/or science should be trying it right now.
I'd expect percentage losses as deep as those seen in 2007/2008. This isn't just paper money drying up, it's the inability to physically work. It's not just a matter of injecting a ton of capital into the economy, literally that capital cannot do anything if people can't work.

We'll also see hyperspecialization towards COVID-19 in the health sector, which could leave those industries vulnerable when COVID-19 finally runs its course(likely many months from now).

Some industries are already failing, and will need propped up. If not, then those industries will take awhile to recover after COVID-19 runs its course.

Also I'd be incredibly wary of huge single day gains. Consistent slower gains is a better sign of a healthier economy than the spiky behavior we've seen as of late indicating people are heavily speculating on the volatility.
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Putting up a blog post seemed like overkill, but this was a fun project to pass the time during lockdown. At the same time I find watching her sleep extremely soothing and it's helping a lot during this crisis.

The setup is as follows:

- Amcrest 4K PoE camera outputting a RTSP stream

- PoE injector (I have some left over from my networking setup, and the main PoE infra in my home isn't close to the nest)

- Pi4 2GB acting as a firewall and WiFi bridge

- Intel NUC i7 transcoding the RTSP stream to RTMP for ingestion

* I originally did this with ffmpeg but the particular incantation I used seemed unstable and had some weird keyframing artifacts. I migrated to a trial of a "professional" live streaming toolkit which is able to somehow re-encapsulate the RTSP as RTMP without live transcoding. I'm just guessing this given how low the CPU usage is with this method.

- RTMP to Twitch

* YT Live requires 1) a 24h wait before streaming and 2) an audio stream along with the video, which made it more annoying than using Twitch

* Streaming to a DO instance (my original plan) would have been fine for 10-20 people but would have been more brittle to maintain. Also it costs money.

This is very easy to do and should work for essentially any cheap RTSP camera for direct streaming. Stay healthy out there!
I think that's a reasonable thing to do under normal circumstances. There are currently 27k confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the USA, and I expect that to double or more in the next 5 days (increase in infected, wider testing), so I don't think a small pilot is a reasonable thing to do under current circumstances.
I am leading several efforts helping multiple state HIEs (health information exchanges) and hospital associations gather COVID-related data which they can't obtain any other way due to the US's terribly disjointed healthcare system. The data we are providing to the various states is pretty depressing.

We are also getting close to standing up a solution that allows Washington State and NY state and others to search for patients that took COVID tests but for whom they only have partial demographics. The solution will allow the states to find hospital visit history and full addresses.

This week has been very crazy for my company.
This doesn’t clarify whether the article is correct or not.
True. I also googled to find corroborating reports but could not, so I remain skeptical of the characterization in the article.
Traffic infrastructure can be changed. It takes a couple of decades, but it has happened in other cities before.
Also note that you can look at subpopulations, e.g. people in Italy of age >= 65

https://www.euromomo.eu/outputs/zscore_country65.html
The peoplw implementing for their sites may well be off work for various reasons at the moment.
I think it is an area of work that (given a large enough company) benefits from having dedicated owners. Engineers have too many other things pulling at their strings, whether it's deadlines or just code they 'rather' be working on.

Some devs will take interest to documentation but most wont. Most seem to just do a single mind-dump and call it good, no better than the college essay they got a C on. There's also real value in having someone own the organization of the writing.
https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/fmydx0/research...
And a no-link post on HN. What's next? A no-reply to this comment?
You say this:

==Everything I have read and experienced suggests this is not true.==

I only see examples of things you have read. What about the experiences you mentioned?
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Just integrated data from the COVID Tracking Project for coronavirus related queries, ex. https://www.runnaroo.com/search?term=coronavirus+NY
1. Many people live in studios and don't have a kitchen

2. Here in SF and every other city I lived ground beef is $9-10/lb
Currently the API is priced at $0.01 per call, with $10 of free credit when you signup.

We'll likely add monthly subscriptions in the future perhaps with a recurring monthly free tier, but we don't have them yet.

If you do run out of the free $10 credit and want more time to see if the API is going to be useful for you shoot me an email and I'll be happy to issue more credit.
> Defeating chunking would require additional memory + compute power on the DPI boxes, which I suspect ISPs don't want to bear.

It depends. ISP may be willing to spend more, if they gain more or are forced by governments to do that.

Even as is, the proposed method is still too easy to defeat, especially with IP bans: if the ISP really doesn't want to let youtube.com work, all the A and AAAA records will be blacklisted

> The timing information would still be suspicious.
> It's really only undetectable if you're sending/receiving messages

Indeed, so the suggestion was to use the draft folder and FB messenger.

A better method would rotate the whitelisted websites- like using mostly gmail for 20 minutes, then facebook for 1h, etc. and of course only "on demand" so that traffic does not occur 24/7

For multiplayer game, the audio channel already provides a very simple method to stream more than a few kb per seconds.
https://superwet.live chord and lyric generating neural network

I'm working on Superwet Fantastic.it's very tongue and cheek for now. But i'm making progress. Spent 3 months amassing a 30gb chord/tab data collection. Most of my time being cleaning the human uploaded mess. It's showing good potential now and I have a todo list hours long that hopefull will result in the model being powerful enough for commercial applications.
Sure, but in the case of copper you want to conduct electricity, so it makes sense to say that it conducts it "well". In the case where you want to avoid head conduction, like when re-entering the atmosphere, you don't want heat to be conducted, so a "poor" conduction is actually "good". I thought it sounded a bit odd, but since I'm being downvoted I'm assuming not many people agree, I thought I'd just point out that I thought it was interesting and/or caused some dissonance for me at least as a reader.
is this legit source? I doubt it.
The parent to you was trying to say we are somehow taking advantage of them. Before covad-19 at least, we could just buy food from some other place. We don't need a lot of the rural land. The same thing goes the other way, the people living in small town could get medical care from some international company, but it would cost way more than their subsidized us federal govt healthcare because in my hometown more than half the people are retired.

In washington state we have the same arguments. If you really want to make people in rural areas made, point out that we are subsidizing them. i'm not against building infrastructure that we all need. But lets be honest about it. A significant amount of tax revenue from Seattle goes out to pay for things in low population counties. It does against the dishonest ideaology that they are the real producers of things and we somehow take what they make. We need each other, but we city folk like me subsidize your local docs so they don't leave, subsidize your schools, and we pay for roads that are used to then get to timber to harvest.
The amount of Ge and thus strain has increased every node. All to make hole mobility better.

No one in industry was confused about HEMTs, and the needs of pfets were well known.
If they don't want to sell us things, we can buy them from other places. This is all leading to the dissolution of the us. I'm getting to the point that I am tired of subsidizing the lifestyles of people living fantasies of self-protection in the countryside, including where I lived as a kid. Big cities (including the ones where I live) have a large amount of tax revenue that goes to pay for health care, hospitals, roads, bridges, education for people in small towns. My small town last all their factory jobs and it's increasingly just old people in a shrinking place.
Microsoft operates Bing and Bing Ads. Nowadays they are also serving ads in Windows 10 itself.

Market share is irrelevant, the incentive is there.
Thanks, OneSignal.
Corners and edges. Psssshhhhh.

TOUCH THE SIDES!

TOUCH THE SIDES!

TOUCH THE SIDES!
USDA is active in the state of Ohio. If you have your ear to the ground you can find when they start giving stuff away. Sometimes you can find it on church builtins or job and family services. Sometimes no proof of income is required. The USDA spring and summer give aways usually have a sign up for a year and that's all.
I have been working on a fork of jitsi video conference web client, aka meet, to add features dedicated to Agile teams.
So far added Poker Planning and post-its.

Demo available on https://jitsi.retrolution.co/
(new features are visible in the chat section)
Rand Paul Has Coronavirus
Story is substantially true

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/president-do...

https://www.governor.ny.gov/news/governor-cuomo-announces-fo...
If you can learn how to repair things there will always be need of that in a siege. Returning value from utter losses will be of great need.

edit

For a couple simple examples consider the bic lighter. The strikers are made well enough it is possible to refill them and reuse them several times. Here is a video I made on it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fnnDu-_hso

possibly not the best video but it just shows it isn't very hard.

What about a ventilator that needs a part? Not hard for someone who knows a lot about 3d printing.
while we see some industries taking a hit during this crises, we also see many others soaring with the rise of distributed and remote work. Software products targeting this field will get even more relevant and jobs will likely flourish.
That is why I believe having software/management skills are still relevant in the short/long-term.
So what’s the criteria for getting to live by the beach then? Is “I was here for a long time but didn’t want to buy anything” a valid reason?
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the #1 thing is how to build community online... effectively, relationships.

this is actually harder to do for a lot of folks... especially the millions who are now forced to do it.

im training a few folks a week: http://yen.camp
> The amount of Ge and thus strain has increased every node.

Not really from what I know. The compressive strained channel was dropped out for some FinFET designs, and I think tensile strained too in some because it was exploding litho layer count. Can you tell your source?

Compare the amount of money spent on truly moonshot material science like making 3-5 logic, and the amount of money spent on continuous improvement of pfet performance for mainstream applications.
This is not a slam dunk by any means. Plenty of the working from home that's happening right now is not sustainable -- it's not like everyone has an extra room (or two!) in their house that they can just switch over to being an office for 8 hours a day.

This also distributes heating/cooling/electrical usage in a way that I would imagine is less efficient overall.
There's a lot of space between obesity and underweight. What's being discussed here is use of excess stored body fat to extend one's food supply without impacting muscle mass or cognitive function. Perhaps I should have added the recommended minimum body fat levels but anyone getting near those levels would be unable to get an appreciable number of calories from stored bodyfat anyway, defeating the purpose of using body fat for food supply extension.
Because some people are dying to defend whatever their politician-of-choice's line of thinking is.
There are quite a few, the "Infektionsschutzgesetz", or whatever the official name is, being one of them. There are also national emergency laws and such. That's nothing new.
I’m reading she is self-quarantining because she interacted with someone who later tested positive.
I guess I need the confirmed cases csv as well?
I hope you’re not as optimistic as that.

GM lost the American taxpayers north of $10MMM. That was enough to purchase over 500,000 vehicles at the time. 500 fucking thousand vehicles. That’s just the amount of money that they lost us with their “good Bank bad Bank” style IP-related scam. Do you think this is not reason enough to be cynical during financial crises?
I think google will invest in the scientific ecosystem since they've shown some interest for diff programming using scientific models, and these are becoming more mainstream, even in pytorch.

The ML stuff is just a start.