skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Hurricane" Corona, based on projections, is estimated to claim more lives in FL than all other hurricanes combined.

Could be hype or truth, but both storms and pandemics require lots of prep and recovery.
I feel the same. SF turned me into a libertarian/neoliberal.
We all have that one place that we secretly love but keep on the down low for risk of being chided by our more "sophisticated" company. For many that is McDonalds or similar.

For me, it's Waffle House.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bct8stbZafI
I just saw that comment today, and now this. Things are going downhill fast.
I lieu of adequate testing, I wonder if we could use mild proinflammatory immune response as a way for carriers to self-detect - i.e. so that they feel more sick, quicker, rather that just carrying it around for days unknowingly. Perhaps garlic?

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4417560/#sec4ti...
What Can the Picatinny Rail Teach Us About Artificial Intelligence?
And (3) read Deming to find out that the 3D space formed by time, cost, and quality does not look like one might think it does – for anything but the quickest of prototypes, increased quality reduces total time and cost!
3D Printed Surgical Mask
Want to help? Stop talking about ventilators and leave that to professionals. Instead, put your 3D printers to work and make a bunch of these. It is designed by doctors, which, I am going to assume, means they approve of their use.

https://www.billingsclinic.com/foundation/3d-printed-surgical-mask/

In fact, if you own injection molding equipment, adapt this design and start to pump them out by the thousands.
It gets the message across, whitie. Not everybody gives a shit about English. Especially when u English speaking cunts are dying dime a dozen lol
Microsoft Defender ATP for Linux
If you thought Netflix was richer thanks to a pandemic, you’re wrong
I sort of wonder if that is heavily dependent on country or area, I mean drunk pedestrian walking in Los Angeles might be more dangerous than in Copenhagen.
> that's 40 toilet seat covers per flush

Yes, another example of scandalous but misleading article headline. Reading along, the astronomical cost is in fact quite understandable:

> while the actual cost of the toilet cover is relatively low, it’s not something a manufacturer regularly produces. So the company ends up halting other production to make the cover, and the government ends up paying the costs of lost production. [...] C-5 is an old aircraft with limited manufacturing resources. Producing a new latrine cover required reverse-engineering the part, with new drawings and recasting a new mold. And since so few replacements are needed, the amortized cost is high.

Also:

> toilet covers, which can be 3D printed for $300 [...] service is looking at ways to bring down those costs by turning to methods such as 3D printing. [...] “We are reproducing those parts now, so we are no longer buying seats at that price,” Air Force spokesperson said.

So by the time the article was written the $10k toilet cover was in fact history.
Does this mean some microwave radiation escapes the oven?
A lot of people are making fun of Microsoft but most of them don't know or appreciate that you can run software compiled in the 90s on the most recent Windows 10 1909 without problems. Microsoft's backwards compatibility is off the charts.

Try that with macOS.
> As I explained, I am biased towards physics, if anything.

It's one thing what you say you're biased towards, it's another thing what you're actually biased towards :)

> I'm not sure what your point is.

You're claiming that chemistry had by far the biggest impact, and at the very least your post does not substantiate that claim (and listing a few key results from field A does not logically prove that those results dominate over other fields B, C, D in terms of impact).
Separate from international Binance (https://www.binance.com/en), but there is Binance US (https://www.binance.us/en).
Haha really all in one.
Please add more facial attributes.
KISS - Keep It Simple Stupid

Half the reason why most websites look awful is because somebody tried to be too clever and missed an edge case. Basic HTML renders fine in most cases.
That might be true...

Not to change the subject, but I just got the following idea:

How about a distributed software infrastructure where you can use any computer as the CPU/RAM, any other computer as the video card, any other computer as the keyboard, any other computer as the network card, etc.

Basically, outsource functionalities to different computers, via something like USB, or other bus/communications technology...

This might be a little bit off-topic (apologies for this), but I needed to get this idea written down, while I still had it...
I’m not arguing that certain people using particular standards could consider LLVM bloated and I’m certainly not going to argue that by certain standards C++ could be considered bloated. But for users of LLVM, be it via clang or Zig cc or GHC, it seems to work just fine. Are your complaints from the perspective of a compiler dev (or a general dev who wants to be able to more easily open up and tune a compiler) or are they just as a user? Also, for native binary compilation of performance sensitive applications, how many options are there in common use for the major languages? Your opinion seems pretty severe, so I’m just trying to see why that is.
Not everyone who understands the rationalizations buys them -- I'd argue quite the opposite.

I also understand that if your goal is to go far in the business world, it is very important for your sense of ethics to align in a manner that will encourage rather than inhibit your success. The rationalizations are both generally useful and effective for this purpose.

Not very ethical, though.
Yes, the formats and players should be changed to also allow more seek points than the key frames, exactly for these "picture not changing" scenarios but with the audio content we want to seek and consume.

And then additionally, there should be better recognition of the "picture not changing" conditions, to allow better use of such a feature.
In SEC vs. Telegram, the court sides with SEC [pdf]
I've just tried it and it works well.
Thanks!
That what i need!
Cpp-Taskflow 2.4-Pre: A New Concurrent CPU-GPU Tasking Interface (CudaFlow)
Clarification that they are not based in Malta from Changpeng Zhao (CEO of Binance): https://twitter.com/cz_binance/status/1230860647086338048
Not according to BT (British Telecom): https://newsroom.bt.com/the-facts-about-our-network-and-coro...

They've seen a 35-60% increase in daytime traffic, but it's still only half of what they're seeing in the evenings and nowhere near their network capacity.

AT&T has noted that their network traffic is up only 27% (https://about.att.com/pages/COVID-19.html).

I'm not saying that it isn't reasonable to lower streaming quality (a luxury item) at a time when the internet has become an even more critical link in our well-being - be that economic, social, or even physical as information on the physical danger gets transmitted over it. It's also reasonable to guess that there are a lot of people at home streaming content mid-day. However, the data seems to indicate that while daytime usage is up, it's still well below evening peaks and the increase in traffic isn't as huge as many people are probably thinking.
Because those DPDK guys are just a bunch of clowns I guess, trying to avoid even the normal one user/kernel transition.
I was just thinking about looking for something like this for a new internal site for a customer. No fuss, this is exactly what I need.
This may be a stupid question: how do you borrow a digital book? And why is it called borrowing? Can't you just make infinite copies?
The pandemic is driving media consumption up and ad sales down
I’m a indie game developer and got a voucher program from the publisher and tried it.
It analyzed my face quite well!
If the google translation wasn’t too faulty, one was still lying down, one was getting up and probably trying to get out of the way.

The main impediment to seeing them seems to be the headlights of oncoming cars, possibly while coming over a hill. I always slow down in exactly those circumstances (hill and oncoming headlights) for similar reasons: you just don’t know what’s over the hill, and it’s an extra few seconds of travel time. There’s no downside and only extra caution and safety for all involved.
>> and Jobs ultimately found solace in Zen Buddhism. Both succumbed to cancer. In Jobs’ case, a faith in Western medicine would have certainly served him better.<<

Just to be clear, Zen (or any other type of Buddhism) has nothing against modern or old medicine, it's just a way of dealing with the would we live in. Maybe Jobs had his reasons for not liking modern medicine but Zen wasn't one of them I'm pretty sure.

Meditations like TM are designed to self hypnotise or put yourself into a trance like state and therefore forget your worries for a bit (like drinking/drugs et al). This is all 'small mind' work.
Buddhist meditation, particularly Zen is more about the 'Big Mind', that is, trying to get 'out of your head' and live in the 'real world'.
Zen meditation is the _practice_ of being in the 'now' and not living with delusive thoughts which bring on depression/anxiety.
When you get up from your meditation session you should then go on to try and live in this state of concentration/awareness. The more you practice, the better you get. When you work, just work, when you eat, just eat etc. It's only our small mind thoughts about future or past that make our daily tasks seem unbearable.

This is a big topic but basically, while TM may be beneficial to some, charging for it is a scam IMHO.
80s corporate music with a DEC announcer :D

This idea of someone on other side of mirror was a frequently used horror movie concept of that era.
Yeah I need to push some updates and the newest code and parts list.
They have a completely different goal, much harder than merely saturating a single network port.
Extenuating circumstances policy and Covid-19
I have a bare PCB and PCBA CM that is still running. Let me know if that can help in any way.

We can reprogram our lines to make any type of PCBs and assemble them (we have inventory of most standard components).
More recently: a 2017 mask decontamination study from Taiwan that compared a number of commonly-available solutions, using several mask types including N95:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5638397/

Surprisingly, the method that worked best was...

> "Place the test masks in a traditional electric rice cooker using dry heat for 3 minutes (149~164°C, without adding water)."

Apparently dry heat was much better at preserving the structural integrity of the different masks, compared to chemicals or steam.
Using Bluetooth to Fight Coronavirus
D seems like its pitch is "a better C++," but "a better C" doesn't seem quite right.
That's very light-weight!
Most light-weight facial analysis library I've ever seen!
Except the comment that the commented you quoted is answering to?
Someone was going to do a mini-doc about the project and we were going to do a full how to video as part of it but then... COVID killed the video star.
>Kim Dotcom's house was raided by the FBI [...]

Source? The US asked for his extradition and the NZ authorities raided his home, as far as I know.
> But it is reasonable to expect that people can at least try to drive cautiously

It is. But the underlying point being made by several people appears to be that they believe he _was_ driving cautiously. And that it just so happens that, even doing so, the situation was such that it was still reasonable for him to not be able to avoid the collision.
Covid-19: España necesita ayuda urgente/Spain needs urgent help
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkJPgmB8s3M

La situación en España ha alcanzado una crueldad inimaginable. Tienen que dejar morir solos y sedados a los mayores de 65 años. Esto se debe a una combinación de falta de equipos (respiradores), recursos, medicos, enfermeras y la inacción del gobierno. Los hospitales están colapsados.

Spain is having to allow people 65 or older die due to the lack of personnel, resources and inaction on the part of government. They are quite literally sedating those 65 or older to let them die alone. The healthcare system is collapsing.
honestly think it's a mental thing and has nothing to do with the food. and the fact that it's omni-present and always open...

people also swear by popeyes down here. and yet i like chick-fil-a better.
They should be in prison, instead of making money on violating people's privacy.
Implementing Function Overloading in Python
Which is the best training for Affiliate Marketers?
I feel like learning is a continuous process, technology changes from time to time so might stay updated with all the latest trend.
I lived in a small town that at the time had the highest number of fatalities in the state for both drunk walking and rail crossing deaths.

And though it was the kind of town that would make you want to top yourself, i think the real reason was there was a pub on either side of the tracks.
..no, you fundamentally have a 1 to 1 relationship with a core/port with DPDK. And a lot of the use case is very much normal server style work loads, it's not just people running network switches with it.
No I'm implying that China probably already has a backdoor built into this system and could strategically use it to further their Taiwan -control agenda.
Here's a hypothetical, but extremely plausible scenario.

Lets say tomorrow a major security vulnerability is discovered in CoreJS. Full root access because I'm making this all up.

NPM says core-js has 19k dependents, so it would be very preferable if an X.Y.1 release could be pushed with a security only fix, to be picked up in as many projects as possible.

In that case, I think it would be extremely reasonable for NPM to decide to take action. For example, they could take the package over themselves and publish a patch release.

Or they could temporarily add maintainership to a trusted member of the community.

No solution is without problems in this scenario, but there would be good arguments for either of those serious actions.
I can read Russian. According to the information from the court:

1) he lost an appeal, meaning that his case was in the court at least two times.

2) the dead victim was not lying on the road, that’s false information. She was trying to remove other victim from the crosswalk.

Knowing the motorcycle culture in Russia I would not be sympathetic to anyone there - it has nothing to do with safety on the road.
> You can't have too many hash browns. That's just not a thing.

One hundred percent agree with you. That said, finishing off a triple topped is enough to make a shred of doubt cross your mind. You then just have to wash that doubt away with a refill of Mr. Pibb and move on to the bacon and peanut butter waffle.
http://archive.md/a0a1D
This isn't an apartment block. That's a combat ship. If they see a problem they might even fix it with administrative measures like locking out a part of bathrooms to limit their peak load, that's it. There are strict space and weight concerns, especially as any weight on a ship, especially top weight, pulls a lot, lot of other weight with it...
According to your source

> The coronavirus outbreak is more severe than the 2009 outbreak of H1N1, or swine flu. That illness infected between 700 million and 1.4 billion people worldwide but only had a mortality rate of 0.02%.

1.4 billion worldwide, not just in the United States.

The mortality rate is much worse for coronavirus and it hasn't been around since 2009 so we've yet to see how many cases and deaths occur.
Why is the "per-person" cost relevant?
The markup for the callout buttons/links on the example page [0] is just <a href="#"><em>Button text</em></a> (for outlined) and <a href="#"><strong>Button text</strong></a> (for filled). That's a pretty creative solution that I definitely haven't seen before.

Giving opinionated styles to unclassed HTML elements is definitely not the right fit for every website. But, given this project's goal of being a minimalist, quick-start stylesheet that requires no classes, I think this use of `a em` and `a strong` selectors to create button-y links is pretty ingenious.

[0]: https://andybrewer.github.io/mvp/
Over 50 years! Not so ridiculous. It even includes crew costs. Isn't it about as much as a software engineer total costs in a typical Valley company?
Deal reached on $2T coronavirus stimulus bill
Ever wonder why places were called the Wild West?

It's an awful dangerous place when you're alone out in the Wild West.
Nobody would click on this article otherwise.
You know, I have an appetite. Absolutely. But once I have polished off three sets of hash browns, I'm usually good.

You win this one. I"m not even going to compete.
Do you think SwiftUI is still too experimental to build out a production-ready app? I'm a RN dev leading the app development at our startup, but every time I check on SwiftUI I LOVE what I see. Sadly it looks like the final results are mostly tech demos rather than fully integrated apps.

Thinking maybe we have to wait for a behemoth's adoption (like AirBnB & React Native) to take the ecosystem to the next level.
As usual, the article fails to link to the actual court ruling, even though they're usually perfectly readable without any preexisting legal knowledge. Here's a copy:

https://drop.qoid.us/453109383-TG-Order.pdf
Coronavirus party held to defy social distancing. One partygoer now Covid+
Actually, we made this asset to make avatar system.
That's the reason why we add numerous facial attributes in one deep learning model.
Unfortunately, pepole go to prison in Russia for lesser things. I've met a guy who has spent 8 months shared between a jail, a Russian prison and a penal colony (the worst of the three) because he was dumb enough to say he had a bomb in his souvenir bag when an aiport guard kicked it and asked what the (obvious) item was. He wrote a book about the aforementioned experience. So be extra careful what you say or do if you happen to travel to Russia.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/41023722-the-million-dol...
see the three dots i had in there? that's me being lazy and not quoting the whole hyperbole.
Do your children drive? I’m not sure what you mean by saying that these arguments bear a resemblance.
Hopefully they close forever. Why on earth do Americans like such disgusting fast food?
Yes but the dev setup is not really necessary for all of those OSes.
What a nightmare for him and his family. Hope he pulls through.
this is very bad because some 300+ waffle houses have closed in the eastern U.S. out of some 1400+.
Yes, I think that could be one possible usage.
You don't need to collect user's face image on your service side.
Just using this plug-in in player's client device, and just collect the output label. : )
> If I want to find anomalies among them, what would be the way to go?

What is an anomalous JSON file other than a JSON file that does not meet the specification[0]?

I have never gotten a "strange error" from a JSON parser. Most JSON parsers are very specific about whatever character they dislike. I would suggest that the algorithm you're seeking is in fact whatever is giving you the error.

If you're speaking to an API returning JSON, then you should be able to determine what the API is supposed to return to you. Many times different responses contain meaning about why the response is different than expected, like HTTP status codes.

Deep learning is a tool to use to solve a problem. Until you have a well defined problem it will be difficult to apply various machine learning techniques to it.

[0]: https://www.json.org/json-en.html
"I miss the good ole days of the Internet -- back when the men were men, the women were men, and the kids were FBI agents."
I actually think this article makes the statistics seem worse by than they are by presenting them in a way that is easy to misunderstand.

Okay so a third of all pedestrian fatalities have been over the driving limit of alcohol, as the article points out. That sounds horrible. It sounds like you should never drink and walk, ever.

Thing is, there were only 1,547 pedestrian walking deaths in the whole 311 million person country in 2011. That same year there were 32,479 automotive fatalities. Throw in liver disease victims[1] and you’re looking at maybe a 1:60 ratio of pedestrian walking to every other kind of alcohol death.

More people actually die of “natural heat and cold” than alcohol related pedestrian accidents.

Alcohol is generally bad as we all know, and leads to all kinds of bad health outcomes, but I’d argue that pedestrian accidents are the least concern if we are to prioritize.

[1] There’s a bit of a silent fatty liver disease crisis going on, but that’s just obesity doing its thing. I’d love to see more urgent action on obesity.
Shoes, socks, pant legs, at the least, are chock full of pathogens. I take them off at the front door and put on house slippers. Then go wash my hands. Then I wipe everything from the grocery store. People are gross.
Do you hold your mobile native apps to the same standard? As a former iOS developer I guarantee you there's a lot more of your data getting collected from those than you'd think and you can't do anything about it.
"I can tear out a sheet and give to a person, I can hand them a pen and let them draw"

...and when you get it back, you can catch a disease for which there is no herd immunity then give it to your girlfriend who gets it on her blouse that rubs against seniors all day long helping them get dressed and go to the toilet at an old folks home...
We have a plan to add more facial attributes such eye-color, gaze, facial emotion in the future update version.
There’s no operational difference between selling old Gilts back to the market and the ability to issue new ones. Under expectations they work the same way.

Spending is automatically recovered by taxation of the flow. If the central bank spends on wages, the Treasury will end up running a surplus.
I think the biggest problem in the future will be the apple’s security chip every new macOS hardware includes one it gets integrated more with every version of macOS. My assumption is that at some point essential parts of the OS and macOS programs will be dependent on the presence of the security chip and apple will cut off support to hardware without one. Just a matter of time. The questions is how will the hackintosh community solve this problem?
> While more than 300 locations have closed, 1,627 remain open.
Infectious Dose May Explain High Mortality of 1918–1919 Pandemic (2010)
Your premise is that a person needing money not to starve is worried if the government knows their money is going to food? Or rent? Or a student loan? Or a hospital bill?

I'll take at face value that this person does exist. They should take the digital payment and use it for a single or two lump sum payments they don't care about being tracked, like rent.

Is this really a Binary situation, where as soon as one or two not so private payments are trackable, now you can't use cash for the rest anymore? Maybe just don't use government stimulus for private things?

I'll buy this, if you're making a slippery slope argument about cash being completely obsoleted.