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To each their opinion but I work remote, which is so modern and logical and amazing that I vow never to take a non-remote job again. Slack is critical to my job.
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But that product is so bad that I highly doubt it
Promises for async results has been around for decades and E got the idea from Joule.
Do you have any evidence to show it’s worse than it ever was?

I guess you can't measure truth in an absolute sense, but you can measure people's perception of it, and trust in institutions - especially the press - is at all time lows.
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There is a similar product for Plex, I think it is called SyncLounge.

Yep: http://synclounge.tv/
Of course but that could be inconvenient in some situations. Like, when you just wanna show someone something in your code or when you wanna search across all repositories but don't wanna clone every single one manually again.
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The stock rises after the announcement...
Unlikely. The symptoms were worse at night.
Interesting read! There's actually 3 parts to this:

Part 2:
https://0x90.psaux.io/2020/03/19/Taking-Back-What-Is-Already...

And 3:
https://0x90.psaux.io/2020/03/22/Taking-Back-What-Is-Already...

Summary from the end of Part 3:

"So we managed to change passwords for both ssh and telnet, gain access to Root user for the web interface, changed that password too. We changed ACS URL to ours and remove the IP restrictions. To put it simply, we cleaned up our router from our ISP. Good for our privacy."
I've never seen anyone bow in greeting outside a movie either. (Assuming we're considering books to be "movies".)
So lets say that there are a couple hundred thousand dead and you are pretty sure that 50% of the people out there have it. Are you going to go out for dinner or a movie? Not me..

But ignore me if you aren't saying that the restrictions should be reversed so the economy goes back to normal. A guy on CNBC just said that even if it means 400K would die. The economy just will not go back to normal anytime soon.
3.2810^6 people is 1.59% of the 20610^6 US working age population. [0]

For comparison, in my native Belgium, 18.38% of the working age population receive temporary jobless allowances due to corona [1].

[0] https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LFWA64TTUSM647S

[1]https://www.tijd.be/politiek-economie/belgie/federaal/overhe... (Sorry, Dutch language source only)
This is 100% correct. Being upset at Apple here is exactly like publishers whining about ad blockers when they should direct their frustration and anger directly at the ad creators (or themselves) for foolishly abusing their audience.
I know you said "almost" but you don't have to re-write huge amounts to achieve zero gc and very low latency. There are open source tools, eg. agrona, aeron, that get you a lot of the way there.
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At least some places the mandates are at the local level and businesses decide for themselves. Example: In-law's business does print advertising. One of their big clients is a fast food chain. So their company lawyers decided they can stay open because they are part of the food business and therefore essential.
Coronavirus test: UK to make 15-minute at-home kits available 'within days'
Covid-19 is causing more daily deaths than cardiovascular in Italy (average)
Trivia: Strictly speaking a box that does NAT is not a router in the IP protocol sense, it's a kind of proxy. The router requirements RFC explicitly forbids altering most fields (incl the address field) in the IP header.
I'm guessing that index does not capture total return. For example, DAL has offered ~2-3% annual dividends at least since 2013, which adds up to a pretty substantial difference to between total return and asset price if reinvested. It's not clear if that's when they resumed dividends or if Yahoo Finance just doesn't have data going back further.
Search for german "Schutzmaske Kenia"

https://www.spiegel.de/politik/deutschland/coronavirus-in-de...
Not sure if this was your intent, but "sacrificing millions for the sake of the Market" sounds like you're trying to shift away from the point that right now about 3.28 million more folks (probably more) are wondering how to pay their rent/mortgages and feed their children. If this lockdown continues indefinitely the death numbers from the economic fallout will likely eclipse those of the pandemic.

But nah, the "market" apparently entirely consists of assholes on Wall Street playing Capitalism II and lobbying governments for payouts. No way it has any real impact!
Hi hsikka,

Are you a PhD student? And if so, are you aiming at a career in academic research? I'll offer my advice as a math professor, and as someone who supervises students.

If you want to get a strong foundation in physics, then reading Halliday + Resnick, and doing a large number of the exercises, would be one good way to go about it. (Look for used copies of previous editions on Amazon -- they'll be cheap.) There are plenty of other good suggestions in the blog post you linked, and also in this thread.

However, and I hate to throw water on such a noble aspiration, are you sure that this is what you want to do? Getting a "strong foundation" takes a lot of effort. If you want to invest this effort, then great! But you might consider investing that effort into learning something closer to your field, which would both be interesting and directly help in your research.

In my observation, it is common for graduate students and professors to learn about areas outside their research area, but they don't always worry so much about getting a "strong foundation". For example, when I was a PhD student, one of my fellow students enrolled in a graduate course in physics, without worrying too much about whether he satisfied the prerequisites. It was a great experience for him, and it's one that apparently helped him a great deal in his mathematics research career.

Myself, I have invested a fair amount of time learning algebraic geometry, which is a difficult area of mathematics, different from my specialty. The results have been ambiguous -- I still don't know the field nearly as well as I wish I did. In particular, I still have only a sketchy understanding of the foundations. But, happily, I know enough to talk to algebraic geometers. Indeed, I'm currently writing a paper with a colleague in the subject, which involves both his specialty and mine -- it's not one that either of us could have written on our own.

In any case, good luck and best wishes to you!
Ah yeah, it could have been someone else... Not sure. It was a while ago. Anyway, I don't personally have a strong opinion here on definitions here. (I'm not qualified to.)
Circular.
Yes.

One of the oldest Egyptian royal motifs is the king smiting a bound captive or a group of bound captives with a mace.
There is no rule against pay walled content, and most NYT stories have numerous people complaining about it. The NYT and WSJ posts still get votes because they're large enough that many people are subscribers, and their paywalls are trivial to bypass.
> - put topic on a "list of things to discuss i next meeting"

This single habit probably takes care of 80% of the issues people have in this thread. I almost wish Slack encouraged you to elevate DM drafts to a not urgent but important status to short-circuit the interruption pattern. Then you could review this stack as a mini-agenda and batch conversation topics when appropriate.
While I agree that Perl influenced Ruby which I guess in turn influenced CoffeeScript and Elixir to some degree, the lineage of PHP seems to be dead. I don't really know any languages that are inspired by PHP itself, other than maybe Hack which one could argue is very closely related to PHP.
My brother is a restaurant owner and reports that despite volume being down, profit is up due to less overhead. Others in the restaurant industry are reporting the same. When we come out on the other side of this, I think a lot of businesses are going to rethink a lot of things they held on to as infallible truths.

Sorry as many mentioned, yes the key ingredient is takeout: This is a fast casual italian / pizza restaurant. I find fast casual restaurants doing just fine in my area. It's traditional sit downs that are struggling.
I definitely know more people laid off this week than last week. No one was really sure how much business they could sustain with this whole thing going on, and now that there's been a full week and a partial week employers are starting to pull the plug.
Thanks for making this! It's really nice because you only have to go to one website as opposed to many. I think some folks might prefer this easy approach, but I personally prefer a more "offline" approach like JobFunnel-->https://github.com/PaulMcInnis/JobFunnel
Here is a pretty good article that assumes that you have zero knowledge and talks about how UBI could be implemented without any more inflation than we already have.

https://medium.com/basic-income/wouldnt-unconditional-basic-...
How is our social system so fragile?

I mean seriously - thousands of years and wireless comms and rockets to the moon and not only do we forget to prepare for a virus (something that had happened routinely throughout our history) but when it hits and people have to stay at home for a few weeks the economy falls down and leaves millions of people who want to work unable to do so.
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That's interesting that the curriculum didn't teach it! I went to a not terrific school and we learned about Self in undergrad P/L theory.
No, we don't, but what people are interested in here is the lockdowns and when they can end - totally or partly.

The hospitalisations of young people all so far appear to be exceptional cases. This is also true of the reports of "fully healthy people". So far every case I'm aware of like that has turned out to be a lie. It implies the lockdowns could be restricted to the elderly and the frail.

In one case in the UK a woman under 40 was admitted to ICU with no pre-existing health conditions. Worrying, right? She'd been taking 8 ibuprofen a day. Ibuprofen suppresses the immune system and 8 per day is a staggeringly high overdose. The maximum dose for an adult is 4 per day so she was killing her immune system completely.

In another case there was a death of a young person in Spain, reported as no pre-existing conditions. After the death he was diagnosed with an unrecognised leukemia.

It's very likely given how extreme the statistical evidence is that basically all such cases have some sort of mitigating factor. Young people who are healthy and not doing stupid things don't seem to die or even get critically ill.
If he was driving a car there would have been two corpses.

This is the only difference.
After the atom they did the bbc micro and then the electron which was supposed to be a cheaper version of the bbc micro, though interesting history on that with issues I vaugly recall.

http://www.computinghistory.org.uk/det/33746/Acorn-Atom-TRAN...

has some nice nostalgia content to compliment this.

FOr me 1967, zx81 was first computer, school was a ICL 2902/3 via acoustic coupler and teletype connection that was painful and with bad lines, 30 minutes handshake was kinda how it felt to get connected. Then RM machine and in last year at school we got our token BBC micro that the teacher was overprotective with, almost had to let him know which key you was going to press in advance.

>The real tragedy was this was followed by the utterly useless national "ICT" curriculum in schools which was essentially all about teaching kids how to use Microsoft Office, and probably discouraged an entire generation of kids from getting involved in software. This still makes me angry.

Totally and completely agree and to some extent, still feeling that today.

90's was painful - how many times did you have the convo about work and you would say you work in IT and some peon would say, aha yes I can do that - I know Word. Some painful times back then, as they proceeded to ego rub all down your sanity.

I would also add that games in many ways did curtail people exploring computers a bit as in the early days, you had to write your own or type them in, today, none of that and in many respects - totally shut out of modifying them to learn.
But some exceptions, just not the norm.
"Be nice to each other" is just another way of saying be polite, which is part of being professional.

People "feverishly reminding everyone of their pronouns" are not being polite, professional, or nice.

Getting worked up over occasional polite requests about pronouns is not polite, professional or nice either.
Also worth noting the population then was 231 million, of which 110 million was in the labor force.

So today:
3 mil / 160 mil - 1.9%

1982:
670k / 110 mil - 0.6%
I'm only trying to point out that Bosch may have specifically chosen the term 'accuracy' instead of 'specificity' or 'sensitivity', which don't translate easily outside of the Anglo-sphere, and in my opinion your thread is a valid example of why those two terms don't get used to market this device, which is what kicked this thread off in the first place ..
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22693084
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Heya, can you do everyone a favour and go fuck yourself? Much appreciated, thanks :)
Jobless claims soar past 3M to record high
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All I get is a blank screen and a bunch of errors in the console.
Further, unemployment benefits are managed by the states, and those states are running web services which typically see a few hundred hits a day. They are now trying to process tens of thousands of new records each day, and at least in MI the service is absolutely not up to the task.

My wife managed to get her filing completed a little after 1am this morning. She was the only one of her 20 coworkers to successfully file, the rest are continuing to attempt to get the state web site to work today, while more people pile in.

These numbers are going to get much, much worse.
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> N95 masks are single-use

No they are not [1].

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22680799
Shocked the story didn't mention the Fogerty suit - the strangest copyright -music case of all

https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/27501/time-john-fogerty-...
Active discussion:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22690229
Really clear! thanks for sharing.
> and Republicans in particular - realise that their ideologies are dead

Good luck. Their base doesn't care. I was speaking with my father a couple days ago, who is a US Board-Certified surgeon and ran his own practice for 40 years. He's a smart guy, but firmly lives in the Fox News/Rush Limbaugh bubble. He was saying how he was hoping this crisis would put the final nail in the coffin ... for the corrupt democrats. It's insanity.
Perl consultants and distributors know that Perl is still widely used duct tape in the industry, and has even seen a slight upturn in popularity recently (although perhaps not as much as some other languages), when a new generation of developers has discovered how useful it can be. It's just not something one talks about.
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Can you add the ability to sort by recent? In most cases in my experience jobs that have been sitting out there for more than 10 days are already filled and the company just hasn't removed the listing yet.
People at rock bottom are not all ready to be helped and yes, plenty of drugs turn addicts into arseholes.

Still, America has a lot more of this kind of problem after pushing many mentally ill people into the community.

It's great people are helping at the base, but these are systemic issues.
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>If the coronavirus kills off these net negative to society, in both health and wealth, I see nothing but a boon.
Have heard similar estimates, found an article corroborating this.

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-unemploymen...
>This event forcing America to adopt more progressive policies

Most of the legislation is temporary heading into an election. I suspect the GOP would be happy to cut that net ASAP and sadly their own voters would support it.
Accurate, but not as "grabby". Of course, I don't think the author was necessarily aiming for accuracy.
You want to be deliberate in the license you choose. Some strong copyleft licenses are just not allowed in corporations and the newer common clause and similar, while meant to protect the company from the likes of Amazon, are actually hurting their business in the way strong copyleft do.

The other thing to consider is that mostly developers will use open source, so consider your audience.

One company doing really well is Astronomer.io with Apache Airflow
In addition to my prior comment. U.S. manufacturing would not cost anything resembling 10x production cost vs. China. And even then, it's only a very small part of drug company expenses, and pricing is largely market driven, not based on a a true cost + markup equation anyway.
>> Also, it is work time, you have to expect to be on the ready, and answer people that needs something from you,

I don't want anyone who's job requires deep, introspective thought on big problems to be constanly distracted by a flashing toast that's probably a non-time sensitive, low-effort inquiry or worse.

This applies to my newest junior developer trying to learn a big, hairy code base, our senior product manager working through plans for the rest of the year, the CFO figuring out how we can afford to keep everyone employed or the vast majority of positions outside of those explicitly focused on inbound communication. If you work on the help desk, inbound marketing, tech support or sales, sure a big part of your responsibility is responsive communication. For most other roles responsive does not mean immediate or even really, really soon.
Yes. Such reports also deserve to be examined skeptically.

The big problem surfacing at the moment is deaths being reported as 'caused by covid' when they're in reality deaths that were about to happen anyway, and the victim happened to be infected e.g. cancer sufferers who were already in terminal decline.

There's increasing evidence that the excess death rate - deaths that truly wouldn't have happened if not for COVID - might be nearly zero.
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Genuinely curious: what's your source for this claim? Are you a current or former employee, or did you hear this from one? If so, what position(s)?
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Generally speaking a lot of depression era policies and concepts / the new deal stuck around / are still with us compared to what was there before.
Is the change something that can be stabilized? Or when people have the option to eat out again, will delivery-only restaurants suffer too much from competition with eat-in restaurants? (Assuming there's some level of customer preference for eating in?)

Now I'm curious about pizza places. Most pizza places offer seating. But I feel like Domino's might in fact be delivery-only.
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Sure, here it is: https://workwithgo.com

And the bot is here: https://twitter.com/work_with_go
The former Minister of Finance in greece and current MP Yanis Varoufakis has made the same connection [0]. He argues that it's the same crisis, but that the crisis has transformed, so that the solution can't be the same as in 2008. E.g. the ability of China to offer massive renminbi-swaps is set into question because they are being hit hard by this crisis. The weren't hit during 2008.

He also questions whether the US will be willing to offer the same condition-less USD-swaps.

[0]: https://youtube.com/watch?v=OLfHpvJKNg0 is an interview where he explains his position.
Are they really 'environment'? They are tools which do not place any restriction on where and when you can use them.
Depends on the jurisdiction but in most no, voluntary leaving is not covered.
How do you expect to "motivate" people to just go to work, spend money in restaurants, fly around, take cruises...as if there was nothing going on, while at the same time millions of people are dying? Everyone is going to have someone in their family who dies because of this virus. And they're not going to die silently - you'll have crazy imagery of emergency rooms spilling over with patients circulating among the public. And I'm not speaking about "media hype" - since this will hit all hospitals, people will just have to look left and right in their hometown to see the catastrophe evolving.

Are you going to plan to force people to take vacations, eat out, do their "normal" stuff, while this is unfolding? Because without excessive force, nobody will do that. You'll have open businesses, but they won't have any customers for months while the above-described pans out. And probably for quite a while to come, because this event will rip a gaping wound into the conscience of the American people, probably larger than 9/11 did.
Yes, agreed. Both businesses and individuals need support, and I think it would be reasonable to tie business support to them keeping their employees on the books.
What is the process for freelancers to get unemployment? I think that was mentioned in the new stimulus?
Count the number of unicorns ycombinator has invested in and compare those returns to the returns that could be generated by trying to secretly take payment from advertisers. Why would ycombinator waste even a single minute of a single employees time on such an unprofitable activity when it could instead have that same employee spend that same time helping to find and grow the next unicorn. No one is getting rich selling ad space on their own website. Pg is more than smart enough to know this.