skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not "between" in the sense of having an intermediate cardinality between rationals and reals, since they are exactly the numbers available from strings in some symbolic system or other. Seems to be a slightly expanded case of algebraic numbers, since additional forms (like infinite definite integrals) are allowed.
Half-Life: Alyx review: The greatest VR adventure game yet
What if that has an impact on performance? Kernel-user space communication usually means copying data into different portions of memory, plus a context switch.
See if you live in one of these localities, you might be able to stay where you are for a while. Even if not, eviction proceedings usually take at least a month.

https://www.fool.com/millionacres/real-estate-market/article...
How about a bidet with a retractable nozzle that sprays mouthwash to freshen your breath after you puke?
Cookie Master extension for firefox.
Landlords don't contribute to society; all they do is leech wealth away from working people.

Furthermore, they increase property prices for everyone by buying property and leaving it empty, or buying property and hiking rent up as much the market allows.
To me, under circumstances universal income may be the most sensible solution. Which would also largely avoid questions like this one (btw everyone still going to take a hit - no doubt about that, but at least it could be negotiated between parties then). Governments still need to figure out if they have enough resources though - it's a lot of work if one is willing to take it.

Unfortunately, what I see instead here in Canada is heavy subsidies for large banks who are just passing it as more debt to everyone else. May do even more harm long-term.
Wouldn't the result of your argument simply be that there be no effort on the government to stop / slow / or manage the spread of a dangerous disease to simply avoid the liability you describe?
Alex Russel and friends love to bash Safari for lack of PWA support but are mute when it comes to things Google does to Chrome that doesn't benefit (or ever harm) the user and only benefit $GOOG.
Markdown Won’t Solve Your Content Problems
Well we certainly log a lot of information about both of those.

The Seshat Global History Databank people are into this sort of thing (real-world psychohistory): http://seshatdatabank.info/

( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychohistory_%28fictional%29 )
like sibling, i found knowbe4 to be pretty good. easy to setup, easy to use, great support, pretty comprehensive.

not perfect, mind you, but still pretty good.

they do bug the hell out of you but who cares? it's just one of dozens of calls i have to ignore on the daily. i told them to back off and they did.

i'll tell you what product is actually horrible, and perhaps ironically so. SANS security training (phishing part relevant here, but the entire suite is horrid). just stay away, don't waste a minnit evaluating it.
It is at least plausible that 4k might not be a strict requirement to fully benefit from an online class.
Condensed:

https://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/pm/P... and https://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/pm/P... provide a list of installed applications on the phone. These APIs are silent to the user.

The study analyzed apps available on the Google Play Store, and compared two lists of apps: Open-source apps (via https://androidtimemachine.github.io/), and non-open-source free apps (the top 500 free apps for each category in the play store). The non-open-source apps were the most common users of these APIs. Additionally, most of the time the callers of these APIs in non-open-source apps are advertising related libraries.
The market is not a living being. It’s a concept. Why should The Market matter more than real people’s lives? We’ve seen how well letting The Market self regulate and its players self regulate goes... Tobacco is addictive and kills lots of people with totally preventable deaths. But for decades tobacco companies were allowed to profit while ruining people’s lives. Had there not been for laws restricting tobacco use, we would be a lot worse off. That’s one example. There are countless others.
Thanks. Upon reflecting, I meant to say immune moderating as well as anti-inflammatory. Which is why it's become so popular for treating arthritis.

I wonder about the antiviral activity, though. What I've read is about possibly faster drop in virus levels. And I suppose that HCQ could be interfering with some stage of intracellular virus production. But time will tell.
Are you suggesting that the government acted inappropriately by shutting down public activity? This disease has the potential to kill millions, is health and human safety not a responsibility that falls on the government?
The arguments in this article are extremely weak.

First, yes, Gruber established the base specifications for Markdown back in 2004, but so many other people have added extensions on top of it. This is also a contradiction to the author's third point about there being a lack of extensibility. Pandoc has a really extensive Markdown syntax, as does Github. As far as I know, nobody has mucked around with the basic semantics.

Second, I would much rather be able to express things that aren't supported by my flavor of Markdown with HTML, which is a typesetting language at its core, than something like LaTeX, which is kind of a mess readability-wise. Additionally, the nice thing about HTML is that I can add CSS to it (for most rendering engines) and stylize it however I want).

That said, I agree that AsciiDoc isn't bad. I also liked emacs org-mode before I discovered Markdown.
Maybe? The confounding factors are many. How to account for war (which often accrues wealth to the most brutal among the reasonably intelligent), disease (where selection is based on behavior, e.g., adherence to cultural norms, not necessarily intelligence), disparities in wealth across geography and culture (relative shifts in the normal distribution of IQ across demographics are reflected exactly in measures of wealth)? Let alone that procreation necessarily requires the joining of individuals who might have disparities in wealth, or intelligence, or both.

I tend to err on the side of caution with this one.
Is this ultimately just to free up bandwidth in areas limited by poor last mile infrastructure? The US has some of the cheapest transit network bandwidth costs in the world. Most ISPs can peer to YouTube(Google) for free minus the cost of equipment/data center ports. Thus, is this just addressing the last mile problem again, when the video finally makes it to the neighborhood and you just have too many people on a single DOCSIS node?
Interesting, what are the legit (if any) reasons this info is exposed via that API/endpoint?
Uber's coronavirus pitch to Trump: Help our drivers – and our business model
I guess it depends on the Costco. Since before this thing was declared a pandemic my Costco was already handing out wipes at the entrance for people to wipe down their carts with and had a table with hand sanitizer for us to use. The first few days I saw them religiously wiping down the tables at the food court (someone was there full time), and then by the next week they had shut down the food court completely. Today I went there and they still give you hand wipes, but in addition to that they have spaced out their checkout lanes and added plastic see-through barriers between the cashier and customers (like what you’d see at a gas station in a high-crime area). I have pictures of everything I’ve reported here.
Ah, no prob. It's funny though because the two words are almost opposite in meaning. :-)
It shouldn't at all. Did you read my comment? I said the government's actions were warranted. However, that doesn't exculpate them of responsibility to the people. The citizens of the United States are guaranteed the right to liberty. The government stopped that forcefully, so the people need compensation. That is true even if the government was right to forcefully stop them.
Unobfuscated link goes to https://medium.com/recombee-blog/introduction-to-personalize...
Most probably because of this: https://securitytoday.com/articles/2018/04/03/under-armor-ad...

Test your email here if it was leaked: https://haveibeenpwned.com/

Also from the email it seems someone created an account. This is not a marketing email
HMRC Exchange Rates JSON API for Customs and Vat
I'm currently working on a tax-related app and needed HMRC's official exchange rates. As they're only offering XML downloads, I decided to create a small API which provides the data in JSON format.

I am just posting it here because I found the setup worth sharing as it's just a couple of static JSON files on a GitHub repository which updates itself every night through CircleCI.

Hope this is of any help to anyone. ️

https://github.com/matchilling/hmrc-exchange-rates
I recently thought the US should look into taping the Census apparatus - which is already scaling up to hundreds of thousands - for contact tracing and more.
Yeah, my bad. I realized after writing that comment that pairwise spacing is possible in CSS:

p+p{margin-top:1em}
h1+p{margin-top:2em}

This says more or less directly "1em between p and p, 2em between h1 and p". The values can be changed independently, with no need for collapsing margins and so on. It's a bit unusual though.
Show HN: Covid WATCH – Covid-19 dashboard with the latest numbers from the world
This appears to be an advertisement.
Curious, do you have a source on this? The article doesn't seem to get very specific.
don't know about wombat and the other, but how can you say knowbe4 targets big companies? Their SCORM integration is horrible.
Happy to help. Hope the world calms down in the near future and you find yourself in a position to travel to TP land. :D

I will have to find myself a .. .hose I guess? (Just kidding) going to give it a try!
How much would that lead weight and how much would it cost them?
If you accepted that it is okay to exchange people's lives for money, then yes. I don't. I do accept that monetary compensation is a decent enough equivalent to a suspension in liberty for a temporary period of time though

Life is a more important right than liberty, but loss of any right must be compensated appropriately. The same is true for property. The government currently seeks to co-opt private property for its use fighting the pandemic. I think it is right to do so. However, any co-opting of private property (i.e., eminent domain powers) must be met with an appropriate compensation, as the constitution requires.

Otherwise, you basically are calling for the legalization of civil asset forfeiture (which, if I'll remind you, the Supreme Court declared illegal).
"Music Inspired by the Life and Times of Scrooge" is an album by Tuomas Holopainen, which I really enjoyed listening to. And yes, it's related to the comic series. Don Rosa provided the cover artwork for the album.
Not all wealth is liquid. Not all wealth can be liquefied.
If you're looking for a cheaper alternative then https://clusterhat.com/ is worth taking a look. I have one sitting on my desk (4 Pi Zero nodes and Raspberry Pi 2 controller).
Little Snitch definitely needs a social feature where you can crowdsource good rules from other people and see what rules are common within the communities for certain apps.
That's true (although in some cases it may be hard to see text on blackboard), anyway it's just about YouTube making the default SD, but HD option is still available.

> Users will still be able to watch in high definition if they want, but will have to choose to do so.
>I also block first-party cookies

This is the front loaded approach which can cause breakage. I prefer the back loaded approach of using an extension like Cookie Auto Delete or similar that deletes cookies once you're away from a domain for a set amount of time (I think mine is set to 2 minutes).
This isn't an area that's having problems from what I have read
Others are commenting on the second-rate ISPs that you mention. I will only comment on the "net neutrality". This virus can potentially kill every man and woman over 80. That's our parents, grandparents, uncles and aunts. If I get to watch videos of cats for two months on 480 instead of 1080, and that may save 500 people, bring-it-on!

Unfortunately there may be/will be people that because they can't enjoy a movie, they will go for a walk. That doesn't help. So we're captive of the second-rate-ISPs, the stupid people that want to go for a walk because "internet is slow". I'll take "that bullet" to just save even ONE grandparent.
Yep, that's right. Its cardinality is the same as rationals, since it's countable.
that is probably the worst story of the lot. before i didn't think anyone else could continue the work on asterix. but if the new authors realize that the best way to win over the readers is by listening to them, then they will have a chance
Sure, but that's an objection you could register to everything Bill Gates ever proposes, and a lot of other people besides.

It's the equivalent of wandering around whispering 'remember, thou art mortal' to people. Wealth insulates people from the consequences of their actions. Good point, duly noted.
Tuomas Holopainen the Nightwish person?
You can use youtube-dl to pull down audio-only tracks. I do this frequently for talks without much in the way of visual presentation that I then listen to as podcasts.

youtube-dl -F https://youtube.com/video-url

That will give you a list of formats, pick an audio-only one, and use the -f flag to download that format.
Do you have a source for that?

Everything I've read is about the last mile.

And considering the major uptick is caused by video for work and for classes, I would guess that is 99% domestic, so what would be the cause of a massive increase in international traffic?
Telegraph is reporting it: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-health/science-and-diseas...
wonder if this one of those buy the rumor sell the news or the end of the bear market.

Seems like theirs a lot of bad new left. But, is it bad news that's not already baked in.
What is the primary source on this? None of Alphabet's mouthpieces contain this information. I glanced at Google's own blog, various YouTube blogs, several official Twitter accounts, and SEC filings in EDGAR. I search PR Newswire etc.
I like the concept of it, but the app has atrocious UX on mobile.

For a specific example, it has a nice toggle above every track, where you can flip between video and audio-only. It works great, except that I cannot find a way to force it to stay on audio-only. As soon as the current track ends, the toggle resets back to "video".

And this kind of stuff is all over the app.
A month ago [1] there was a post about the proof of Ringel’s conjecture, that a complete graph can be covered by certain trees. Sadly it was a non-constructive proof.

In a little googling of the Graceful Tree Conjecture, it turns out that Ringel's conjecture inspired the Graceful Tree Conjecture [2]

It was shown that the GTC implies Ringel's conjecture. Fun to see the connection in the last two math problems I dipped into.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22373701

[2] https://tspace.library.utoronto.ca/bitstream/1807/13623/1/MQ... page 13 in their numbering
So the government's actions were warranted, but said actions still violate people's rights and therefore the government should be held responsible?

Who do you think pays the government's legal fees and damages in such case? The taxpayer does.
Wow they buried the lede; I'm glad you highlighted this. This is going to be an interesting situation for some Safari users. "Why did your app delete my data?" "If you don't like that you should use Chrome."

Of course Google could do this too, if they had a reason, even if only downstream from Chromium. It's just a commercial decision. Apple have decided they don't want their users to have usable anonymous web apps. Of course, since they don't support beforeinstallprompt, we already know they don't want their users to have web apps, period. Gotta get that sweet 30% cut!
I was rather curious to see how this handled Garden Path Sentences[0]. For "The old man the boat.", Stanza interprets "man" as a noun rather than a verb. Similarly, for "The complex houses married and single soldiers and their families." "houses" is also interpreted as a noun rather than a verb. These sentences are mostly corner-cases, but was an interesting little experiment nonetheless.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garden-path_sentence
China Lied – People Died – 21M Dead
How would lowering YouTube quality help with that? Pretty sure videos are going to be served to users by CDN servers close to them.
You cannot write a general Cauchy sequence of useful reals with a finite number of symbols. Hence you cannot in general express its limit with a finite number of symbols.
I got one of these, and the name of the registrar was very close to the one I was using at the time. I came very close to paying that invoice.
> Are you suggesting that the government acted inappropriately by shutting down public activity?

No not at all. I would highly encourage you to actually read my comment. I said:

> If the government orders an indefinite shut down, a huge violation of American's civil rights (but one that is warranted in my opinion), then they need to properly reimburse for that drastic change in civil rights.

In this sentence 'but one that is warranted in my opinion' indicates that I think the government's actions to shut down the economy are warranted.

However, I think we must be reimbursed for the government-ordered loss of rights.

Like, if the government wants to seize a house to build a road (eminent domain), I think the government can act correctly to do that, but they must reimburse the home owner the full cost of the house on the market.

This means that the government in this case needs to reimburse everyone for the full cost of what their time would have garnered them on the market during the shutdown.
Agreed. Sage Foam is another all-time favorite.
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I'm mostly seeing "5+ years" as the experience requirement on all positions, senior or otherwise. Is that an absolute or negotiable? Thanks!
If the government would not act, it would open any public buisness up to liability from transmitting a lethal disease. This is libertarian nonsense.
Jesus Christ.

This issue can come up on you while you're in the middle of the highway.

If you don't have experience with it before it's extremely scary.

You don't know if your blinkers are working (they are), but you have no idea.

You don't know if your braking lights are working. You don't know what speed you're going.

One slight criticism and you send me an essay about spreading FUD.
I mean Asterix is also slightly incorrect and insensitive about a lot of European people ... and we love it.
I think the whole “went off the deep end pursuing a religious epiphany that required him to call women uncreative receptacles for male creative power” thing disqualifies Sim from being compared to Uderzo.

(And I say this as someone who leant a LOT about comics reading Cerberus.)
> Who do you think pays the government's legal fees and damages in such case? The taxpayer does.

Sure. That doesn't mean the government doesn't owe everyone money. Some individuals have more income than others. A progressive tax system ensures that they will end up paying more for it than I will.

I will also point out that I said the government owes everyone for lost income. Not all companies or individuals experienced income loss. I for example can work from home, so I only should be paid for my loss of liberty. Others cannot work at all right now (like airlines and their employees) so they (both companies and individuals) ought to be paid more in addition to their compensation for loss of liberty.
Do we have to keep arguing about the mental health benefits of socialising, getting out, moving about, contributing to something?

The only people who are arguing "more research is needed" are social science professors and their PhD candidates.

Yeah, sure, if your mental health is so poor you can't leave the house, it goes without saying those who can get out of the house do, be default, have better mental health. That doesn't mean those people aren't deriving any additional benefit.

You don't have to be wealthy to volunteer, you can be homeless and living on government allowances and still volunteer.
I'm not sure why you're talking about the election, because back then the story was that Hillary Clinton had a big lead, and Donald Trump was going to be transparent about how his money and business worked.

Since then, we've heard a steady drumbeat of news about President Trump's nepotism and self-dealing. How would you rank the impact of such news vs. the Mueller report, or the treatment of immigrants at the border? There won't be a Emolument Report either.

Yes, just one more Trump is Selfish and Plays Golf article, or Where are Trump's Tax Returns, or Why are Trump's Kids in Office, or Why is the Navy Boozing it Up at Trump Estates, or Why is there link between Trump and Saudi money. Yes, there's blood in the water.

Maybe a second push for impeachment on these very issues.
Empirically: "by means of observation or experience rather than theory or pure logic."
Need reviews on app that let you make/receive phone calls on Mac via Bluetooth
Recently, I switched from iOS to Android. And I was missing Apple's Continuity feature. Where I could easily make or receive phone calls on Mac, get access OTPs, messages quickly on my Mac. I also noticed I was ending up landing social media or hacker-news :D spending hours every-time I picked up my phone for a call(there're a lot in this work from home situation).
To solve this problem I've launched an app recently on Mac Store called "CONNECTON". https://apps.apple.com/in/app/connecton/id1497000705?mt=12
It would be great if I can get some reviews. :)
Thanks - Neha.
Why is it easier? It seems to me easier to take any position when you have no influence and nobody is going to take your advice. Even if small, there is a chance that if he is wrong and people think he is right, (or vice versa) there could be negative consequences for him, without any particular bound.
10.6 is best IMHO
While at the same time not being a sociopath like most of today's other big-picture problem-solvers (Jeff Bezos, etc.)
We moved from GTM to Zoom. One thing I like/miss from GTM is the camera options: "Everyone / Who's Talking / Active Cameras / No-one".
I feel like LLVM 3.4 and GCC 4.8 were around for ages and now they increment major versions every time I reinstall Linux.

Is it just me? Why do compiler version numbers increase so faster now?

(I read these release notes, it seems quite nice but is it a major version?)
This is basically hugging face with more languages?
I doubt that this is going to be an issue for applications using ReactNative or other solutions to package websites as applications.

For applications that have you add it to your home screen using the app icon, it may be more of an issue, but why wouldn't you sync that data back up to the server?
Web platform's hidden gems (series)
I do, but I usually can't read any of the code examples and small text slides when I don't set the videos to the highest definition :(

I wish they would use special compression for text that's not moving.

Do you have a better suggestion?
This is the same reason everyone gets a hundred spam calls a year. There is zero enforcement even though most times you can deanonymize these scammers with 15min of googling or talking to them.

Scambaiting has been popular on Youtube for years. They seem to be the only ones doing anything about it.

The arrests last November in India shutting down the call center was a rarity.
Uncovering Openwrt Remote Code Execution (CVE-2020-7982)
This is precisely why I've never installed it, because I figure it would overwhelm me.

How does combo help you not be overwhelmed?
The Medieval Invention of Toilet Paper