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IOMED | NLP Data Scientist| Barcelona, Spain | Full Time | Onsite Are you looking for a job with a direct impact on healthcare?

* Problem: Clinical data is messy and makes research slow. * Mission: To structure clinical data and give unified, standardized access to it. * Product: Natural language processing models and a unified SQL data access interface for researchers. * Traction: Validated idea, Validated business model, growing and scaling stage. * Funding: +2y runout and growing. Backed by national and international VCs. * Stack: Python and Data Science libraries (pandas, numpy), general ML knowledge, experience with NN (libraries: keras, tensorflow) and NLP * Values: Scientific, methodic, transparent, hard workers with a HUGE emphasis on work-life balance. Join a multidisciplinary team working hard to make clinical research faster, accessible and ubiquitous. Also it's a nice excuse to enjoy Barcelona's vibe and nice weather!

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The error may differ if the zone is signed with DNSSEC.

NXDOMAIN is a valid response that won't pass a signature verification.

REFUSED just means that DNS Server can't or won't provide a response at this time.
Nice April's fool. :)

Edit:
Ok, I guess not. But how?
Love OBS. Does anyone know if there is a way to use the hardware encoder with a Radeon GPU on Mac?
(I’m not the OP) My experience was that 1.1.1.1 didn’t interact well with captive.apple.com so I had a lot of confusing experiences on planes and airports, and eventually had to stop using it.
But isn't this an issue in the OS security system? Zoom is only using a loophole, just like any malware would.

Same with the recent story on UNC links in Zoom chat. That's an issue in Windows. Why is windows sending your password out on the internet willy nilly? In this climate, 2020, Microsoft should know better.
No user mgmt? Did Confluent keep this as a paid feature?
Maybe it's better to have an OS that prevents spyware apps. If the victim isn't in control of their phone, do you want the abuser to have free reign on it?

What people need is a hidden extra phone, not a hidden extra app.
> extremely effective in every country

That has not been shown at all. We have a plausible mechanism of action, and a handful of very low quality studies showing it might work. A bunch of better quality studies are being carried out now.
I haven't heard of it before, but I'll certainly check it out right now, thanks!
If anyone is wondering how they can use this with something like zoom, I found this really handy blog post about it:

https://www.hanselman.com/blog/TakeRemoteWorkerEducatorWebca...
>Any sexual content (eg Wikipedia article on anal sex)

It's DNS level filtering so you can't handle specific content on sites at this level of the network stack.

From my quick poking of the service, it appears to filter things like sex shops, but not sites that do host mixed content. (i.e. Reddit, Imgur, etc)

To your question regarding health issues, plannedparenthood isn't blocked etc.

I sadly don't know a ton of terrorist URL's so I can't check them.
What number of deaths would it take to convince you to agree to a 3-4 month shutdown?

What qualifications do you have to assume this virus might kill 100k and not 10 million? Are you ok with 10 million?

Assuming you have friends who have elderly parents, are you ok with visiting them to tell them they are likely to die but it's for a good cause - 'the economy'.
Ex-NSA hacker drops zero-day for Zoom
How did you like Flutter for this? I've been playing with it some, and overall I like it a lot. I think they've made a bunch of smart choices, and the developer experience is great. But library support ended up being a huge problem for what I was trying to build. E.g., the official Flutter webview [1] is still marked as "Developers Preview" and says "it is not recommended to rely on webview keyboard in production apps". And I was also very disappointed with the mapping library support.

[1] https://pub.dev/packages/webview_flutter
I have been working on doing something similar automatically using a PIR occupancy sensor on an ESP32, since I can never remember to clock in or out at home. It's mostly working.
Have you heard of HIPAA? That means that every person would have to give permission to each data user

Anonymizing the data does not work, as you can infer and rematch against other databases. Even encrypted data is susceptible to reverse engineering
No one is saying you shouldn't take the occasional walk while maintaining physical separation, in fact, that's what's being encouraged here. The reality is that the physical separation part needs to be enforced across the country in order to make a dent.
On one hand, this is really ridiculous.

On the other hand, it might lead to the next generation of children who kick their technical careers off by figuring out how to circumvent censorship and that despise the companies enforcing it.

Maybe not, though.
This had me laughing the whole way through.

One of the most sarcastic put-downs of a language I've ever seen.

It won't change anyone's mind; that's not its purpose.

It's meant to be funny. Don't take it too seriously. Read it for fun.

--

EDIT: We all know there are lots of reasons to use JS for a ton of use cases -- indeed, JS is currently the most widely used language on Stack Overflow: https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2019#technology-_-... -- but that doesn't mean we can't recognize and laugh at the idiosyncrasies of the language :-)
Good to see grid computing brought back from the dead.
I wish they would have explored what some of the commenters noted: does it happen when you position OBS such that it has to recursively capture itself? (The feed contains a picture of the feed which contains a picture of the feed which …)

It seemed like some positions, it would handle 2-4 recursions okay, but the positions where it had to do infinite recursions were the ones that the frame-rate plummeted.
You're missing data. The data you're missing (which you should now research) is how China blockaded cities and regions, with guarded checkpoints. Since we Americans love Freedom so much, many many more of us will die.
Those will cover the capture plugins, but OBS still needs XWayland to run due to a dependency on GLX for rendering. For those interested, there is an open PR here to add native EGL/Wayland support: https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/pull/2484

For wlroots compositors there is also the wlrobs plugin, which can be used if you don't need pipewire: https://hg.sr.ht/~scoopta/wlrobs
It's the default on a number of platforms. Have you encountered the argument that the terrible spelling and grammar on scam emails is a form of screening only the most likely to engage? I think we can safely assume that the most likely people to fall for a scam are hanging out with the default search engine their platform gave then.
Disclosure - I am not a parent.

But blocking your kid from having access to sexual education does not sit right with me, and I can imagine how they might not have proper sex ed at school or not be comfortable discussing it with their parents.
I have unbound at my house providing normal DNS -> DoH to Cloudflare DNS.

I don't see any IPv6 endpoints published for the 1.1.1.2 and 1.1.1.3 equivalents, do they exist?
I've been looking into building a containerized FFMPEG stream routing solution but haven't been able to think of a good use-case. What is your alternative destination after Facebook RTMPS?
If you care about women rights, you should also care about open source, here's why.

It might actually work to push the FOSS movement ahead.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crimson_Contagion

https://int.nyt.com/data/documenthelper/6824-2019-10-key-fin...

> In the exercise scenario, forcasting gives a 90% change that the pandemic will be of very high severity, with 110 million forecasted illnesses, 7.7 million forecasted hospitalizations, and 586,000 deaths in the U.S. alone.

> During the exercise, a significant topic of concern centered around the inadequaces of existing executive branch and statutory authorities to provide HHS with the requisite mechanisms to serve successfully as the lead federal agency in response to an influenza pandemic.
That's the problem with marketing secret stuff. The stuff only works if no one else knows what it is, so how you spread awareness to thousands of intended recipients but not others, using a public website?
You can do both: Do you job well, take pride in your work, and go home at the end of the day.

So much of your employment relies on things that are outside of your control. Even when you have a great job that you love, it won't last forever. Your job isn't a marriage, or a parent-child relationship. At the end of the day, it's just a job.
It is not the refresh rate, it's the fact that you are looking at a screen that is not moving so much while the airplane and you body is shaking; your internal sensors are telling you are moving, the eyes do not correlate the information, you get motion sickness. I had this problem in my first 50 hours of flying, sometimes even after 100 hours.
Oh, what textbook are you reading?

You not being aware of something does not mean it does not exist.

What is this political ideology of mine you are identifying?
Apple just killed Local Storage: what that means for Burner Wallets
Dealing with paid software in corporate america is a terrible experience for all involved.

As a user:
I see some software I might be interested in trying. I have to go to generally some nameless, faceless group to get them to buy it. I open a ticket, or get an inquiry started, and they start asking boilerplate- do we have similar tools already, what is the license, etc. If we get past this phase, there is typically some kind of legal review. Maybe a few weeks later we can actually have this on our machine in some form.

From a company perspective:
A user wants to buy yet another piece of software that we have to manage and keep track of. We will have yearly contract renewals to deal with most likely, understanding and holding them to their support model, ensuring they don't phone home, ensuring we are in compliance with our number of licenses, etc- this is all quite a bit of continued work. Also- how do we package this software and get it out to our users- there is a process for that as well.

With FOSS, we have none of these problems aside from the potential phone home problem, which isn't really a problem, because we restrict by default. It's just a much more pain-free process.
Just found it, it's Toki Tori 2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=084BUNlI7Gk
This article is rather badly written, it puts the most important part in the second to last sentence, almost as an afterthought.

Plus Caesar encryption is a bad example, since it's so bad that you can actually compress the ciphertext using standard lossless compression algorithms.
(copying my other comment): Just found it, it's Toki Tori 2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=084BUNlI7Gk
If you are looking for a more robust solution Streamlabs OBS[1] is more popular in the livestreaming community, it's OBS on steroids. It is also open source, and just released a beta on Mac like this week.

[1]: https://streamlabs.com/
This is an almost offensive statement to anyone familiar with the life and philosophies of Jonas Salk, who came up with the polio vaccine. He actively worked to avoid enriching himself, and avoid becoming a billionaire industrialist, by refusing to patent the cure.
>If you believe government has a role in enforcing the NAP, then it's legitimate for the government to enforce isolation measures.

I don't think most libertarians would interpret doing something that has such an indirect pathway to harming someone as aggression. If you're an at-risk group and somebody comes too close/coughs on you, I could see that being perceived as violating the non-aggression principle, but not e.g. two people having drinks at a bar together, which increases the chance of a virus spreading, which increases the chance of you eventually getting it. Especially when trying to stop that indirect violation would be a very direct violation of the rights of the bar owner and patrons to property and free association.
Your response is political and emotional. There are objective facts here WRT what this administration did and didn't do. Feel free to ignore them and downvote. Facts don't care about your feelings. Downvotes and tweets don't change reality.
sorry, I don't know. I only just ran the uninstaller.
> The two bugs, Wardle said, can be launched by a local attacker — that’s where someone has physical control of a vulnerable computer.
That's the iOS version. All the security issues are on the macOS version (that's not on the Mac App Store and it's not sandboxed)
Please excuse my ignorance.

If immune system overreaction is what's killing people, why aren't we giving them immunosuppressants in carefully balanced doses?
Thanks! And uhh.. you can't really, sorry. I didn't really think of that before submitting. Part of the learning process was to create a paid app and learn about the forms and processes required by Apple and Google to sell paid apps.

If you would like a promo code, let me know and I'll set you up!
Yep, that's true. The OP asked what I wanted. I know it's a pipe dream.
You seem to be suggesting that the right response is unknowable ahead of time. But the people who listened to epidemiologists early had better outcomes, so it seems like we did know what to do -- we just didn't want to or were in denial. I just don't see how given that any slack is warranted in the aftermath of this.
people say this, but I have yet to see anyone I know actually move to europe, even those with dual citizenship or an easy path to get it. I do however work with many eastern european expats.
Haha. Took me longer than it should have ;)
How does this compare to the other word spinners out there?
We use this time tracking app at my work and it accomplishes several things:

1. Keeps track of time I am spending on certain tasks (so I don't spend too much time).

2. Allows me to check-in what a coworker _may_ be doing so as to see if now is a good time to interrupt them.

3. Can be used to keep track of hours for hourly pay

4. Items can be put on to remind me things I need to do that day with reminders if needed.

I highly recommend this for remote teams and I look forward to see where it goes (though it already has a lot of features now).
There is a limited amount of time we can be on a lockdown. For example, in Massachusetts where all non essential business are shut down, pretty much all routine medical care has stopped. The major safety net hospital in Boston is laying off 10% of the workforce because they are not seeing routine patients). So the time in lockdown needs to be spent wisely, otherwise we will create more health problems than we solve. 8-9 million people a year die from cardiovascular disease in the US. If that rises by just 5%, we will have made things a lot worse
And most people aren't electric lawnmower users anyway.
I think you meant to say that the "condition handler can run before the stack is unwound." (whereas exception handlers in Java, C++, Python unwind the stack while searching for the handler)

(I agree it's a nitpick, but since your comment is likely directed to people who do not know the condition system, it's better to be precise.)
Try hyperloglog (HLL) which is another terrific and widely-available algorithm for set membership.

All these algorithms are statistical, and should be checked by hand in the second phase, e.g. not-member is reliable but is-member should be confirmed.
The world could soon run out of space to store oil. Prices may plunge below zero
Policing content is nothing new for Cloudflare, the 8chan events showed just how easily they succumb to public pressure.
yes we do have reason to disbelieve [0]

[0] https://www.businessinsider.com/wuhan-residents-say-chinese-...
i don't think the target audience of this app wants to think about being a "dead man", or dead anything, when this app would be useful. It's a fun nerd term, but if your life is actually in danger it's far from where your mind wants to
wander, even though it's technically correct.
They offer this service as DoH as well. So in theory you could configure those apps to leverage this.
Covid-19 to reduce from May 29th [video]
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Agree - my initial reaction to this was "oh no", or to quote someone from IRC "millions of kids can now learn how to configure DNS".

FWIW, it seems like 1.1.1.3 doesn't block sites like Twitter where a lot of the kink community moved after Tumblr shut down.
Oh snap, it's out of Beta!?

Downloaded!
I was somewhat dreading what the interface would look like on my next car purchase. On the one hand I'd love the idea that the navigational map on my phone may be displayed on the car's "big screen", but I didn't know what to make about this touchscreen stuff.

Makes a lot of sense! Right now I can adjust almost everything by touch alone: cruise control, volume, etc. I would hate for those to get buried in an inevitable submenu on a touchscreen.
Or maybe there are more people at home with free time to make reports on neighborhood apps.
You've heard some other responses, but also consider that the abused person still often feels like it isn't that bad, and that the abuser doesn't really mean it, etc etc (usually the result of psychological abuse).

In this scenario, it's easy for the alert part of the brain to say "let's just download this app and set it up, just for the heck of it, even though I don't really need it," and it won't feel like the same kind of commitment that is needed to actually leave the relationship, or get a restraining order etc.

Or, similarly, a concerned friend could say "I know you say he'll never take away your phone, but let's just set this up, for the heck of it." Again, the victim may agree, with the one part of their mind knowing it's the right thing to do, and providing plausible deniability for the other part of their mind.
Low self-esteem
In mid-2019 Zoom was only behind Cisco WebEx:
https://www.ciodive.com/news/zooms-rise-carving-market-share...

Now it is the market leader. Hence all the bad P.R.
Zoom's CEO was the head engineer for WebEx.

Also public, profitable.
$ host www.glaad.org 1.1.1.3
Using domain server:
Name: 1.1.1.3
Address: 1.1.1.3#53
Aliases:

Host www.glaad.org not found: 5(REFUSED)

Looks like some things don't change. This is the kind of shit Peacefire was exposing back in the 1990s: Completely innocuous GLBTQ+ content being labeled as "inappropriate" by content censors. And Cloudflare doesn't even have the figleaf excuse of having a financial incentive to dance to the tune of the kinds of people who think GLAAD is somehow inherently bad.

http://www.peacefire.org/

Also:

$ host www.peacefire.org 1.1.1.3
Using domain server:
Name: 1.1.1.3
Address: 1.1.1.3#53
Aliases:

www.peacefire.org is an alias for peacefire.org.
peacefire.org has address 65.181.125.58
peacefire.org mail is handled by 10 mail.peacefire.org.

This verges on the comedic.
If it has enough adoption, hopefully ICANN would reserve it for Opera or Unstoppable Domains, in the same way they wouldn't sell me .coke or .google.
Great article!

What date is it again?
I have little kids and don’t want them to accidentally stumble onto malware or porn sites. But I still don’t like this kind of policing happening at the DNS layer. Even more do given his their previous service became a huge success.

Btw I see some resemblance with google here. Initially they were all “do no harm”. Only after they captured the whole market we realized we shouldn’t have succumbed to free shit. These guys are following the same model. Give free shit and get traffic, even though they lose money. They themselves claim they only charge businesses not consumers.
Readings on Time: The missing aspect of managed time in mainstream programming
This is an Aprtil fools right?

>> This is something I have been waiting for: exact arithmetics. It is incredible to think about a language having such a feature.

Haha!
>Not if it is in an airplane.

Even less so if it's on the space station. Or on a Mars rover. But we're talking about cars. Something a lot of people like to mend for themselves.
Well, one way to do the math is say, a 6 month shutdown is losing half-a-year for * 300m people. So it costs 150million years of dating, going to the park, the beach, etc.

So if the average lifespan is 75 years, a 6 month shutdown could be viewed as costing 2million lifespans of being outside.

Now this is rough, because being dead versus quarantined isn't the same. On the other hand, the people dying are predominantly at end-of-life, so the figure might really want to multiply by 10 to get a better estimate (because most of the dying people will have had < 10 years left anyways).

And that's entirely aside from the economic consequences.
Your target audience substantially isn’t men, and would probably be put off by the “dead” part too.

Since I’ll bet your target audience doesn’t already know what a “dead mans switch” is, you get a chance to come up with a better targeted term.
>We're a few weeks away from mass-testing in the USA.

Mass-testing isn't a panacea and is only one piece of the puzzle. We can be implementing the other pieces while our testing capability continues to ramp up.

>This isn't about "winning against the disease" anymore. Its about stalling for time so that our nurses have enough N95 masks to be safe while treating people again.

Barring some manufacturing miracle we won't have enough disposable N95 masks for a long time. There are plenty of reusable N95 or better masks stockpiled around the country to provide one to every health care worker. We just haven't made a national decision to do that.

>We're out of supplies. The nationwide stockpile of masks is depleted. Hospitals are running out of equipment. Stalling for a few weeks will help significantly.

It's wishful thinking that a few weeks are going to change anything. We will have pretty much the same tools that we do now to fight the disease. The change that is needed is to make use of what we have.
What if the game itself was 100% vanilla and all the dead man’s switch setup was done through a website using your iCloud login? Then instead of the help button the user could configure a “safe word” that when entered triggers the notifications.

Also, doesn’t a true dead man’s switch require periodic confirmation? As in, shouldn’t it trigger _unless_ I enter my safe word as a guess every N days?

Edit: I just read the homepage, the linked page didn’t really explain the switch, just the dedicated help button in the menu, so disregard that part.
A total lack of oversight of tech companies is a good thing?
"As of 2018..donated around $36 billion to the foundation.."

You mean Bill's foundation? How about as of April 1st, 2020 how much as Bill and Melinda given in billions separate from their foundation? Is there something more...current you can find?