skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Memory and the available CPU time to run the virtual machine. There's also a fader engine to do timed fades per pixel, that eats a fair amount of RAM as well (but it's a nice to have).

It was designed for smaller, but highly dynamic, projects. I figured large scale installations were already well served in the DMX/pixel mapping space.
Nobody gasses up on their way to the church? Nobody going for tea and biscuits afterwards? Just straight to church and back home? Everybody? You sure about that?

If less than a dozen people in your state died, at 1% mortality that's at least 1200 people infected, plus the 5-6 days incubation time.
This is ridiculous and I love it. Do your satellites have cameras that can be interfaced with as well? Could I have a satellite monitoring a specific area 24/7?
I never heeded much caution when soldering using lead solder growing up. When I got to university, the department employed a long-time soldering professional, with NASA certifications, etc. She was very knowledgeable, but visibly suffered from what I assumed was chronic heavy metal poisoning - hair loss and visible skin problems. It was a pretty big wake up call for me that I needed to treat solder with more caution.

Especially for people introducing children to electronics, make sure you're using lead-free materials. If for whatever reason lead is unavoidable in a project, make sure you're using good ventilation and wash thoroughly before going around your kids after you've handled lead.
I doubt it as the great employees will find jobs elsewhere and you’ll be left hanging onto the bottom of the barrel that knows they’re not worth the %25. They won’t leave until laid off as they’d know they can’t find meaningful work elsewhere.

Best bet is to lay-off fast as possible, as much as needed, so that’s it’s done and not hanging over the heads of your workers. Nobody wants to wait on the deck of a sinking ship.
How would you report it then? I mean, I get that you're reading this as an attack on christians, but... my atheist eyes aren't seeing that. I see a short piece with a handful of (mildly horrifying) quotes from these three churches, followed by a note explaining how others are behaving more responsibly. Isn't that how this should be done?
The problem is that these people are going to be taking up precious space in your hospital's ER and ICU units.

Remember, younger people aren't as affected by this as older people. So these dumb churchgoers (who I believe tend to be younger, if these are megachurches) will be catching it, then spreading it to their older relatives, who will then be flooding the hospitals.
Hell is simply this: Your own free-will rejection of the Godhead, who is all good, all love, and all truth itself. We are used to the end of romantic relationships hurting. If you end the relationship with transcendental love, goodness, and truth itself, it is not going to feel very good. He is a gentleman though and will let you do what you want.
Joseph Smith and the Early Mormons Challenged American Democracy
Zika, HIV are not about sneezing.
Say bye to that projected 2020 IPO
This is precisely why I’m largely against bailouts. This is a time for the better run companies — whose CEOs were prudent, saved up for a rainy day, and are all-around better operators — should be snapping up inferior run companies at bargain prices.

The sick companies should be allowed to die a peaceful death so the better ones can multiply.
Wow, this is like a drug dealer lacing their services with fentanyl. In all seriousness I'm making the comparison because in both cases the sanctity of life is being violated in favour of arrogant self-interests.
Agreed, it usually involves bringing some kids home from church after hours.
They appear to be aware based on their social media responses.
Actually, surprise, that some people went to church and possibly died (even though we do quite extreme measures to prevent death - going to a grocery store, in our situation, is far riskier than offering mass with everyone confined to their vehicles).

You have to understand two things: The first is that the Mass is the greatest prayer that humans can offer to God, and that your potential death offering it is valuable as long as you were not tempting God in the process (which is why we aren't careless in the face of a virus). It is important to emphasize that we do NOT _seek out_ death, but rather, if we should die, that is rewarded.

The second thing is, what is there to fear about death? To quote the Eastertide Proclamation: "Where, Oh Death, is your sting?" If you believe in God and have served him with your life, what do you have to fear? This life is described as a "valley of tears," while "eye has not seen, ear has not heard, what God has in store for those who love him."
If they have a problem with it, they should start a new church to protect their freedoms!
Perhaps not NFT. But you can get into other forms of hydro real cheaply if you're thrifty.
Aren't bags of chemicals also the part of the Christian perspective on physics? The fact that both Christians and Muslims can observe bags of chemicals does not restrict them to how they choose to think about people, or what values they choose promote.

What glory is there in the concern for glory, and moreover, the humiliation of evil people? Isn't there a smell to having a taste for the humiliation of evil?
really not sure what you're getting at and how this is connected to the pandemic. Contrary to what HN may peddle, "startup" is not an industry. Many startups are in industries that are doing extremely well right now. E.g., with people spending so much time inside, online entertainment in all its varieties is thriving.
Markdown is supposed to work together with basic HTML.
Luke 4

Then he brought Him to Jerusalem, set him on the pinnacle of the temple, and said to him, If You are the Son of God, throw yourself down from here. For it is written:

He shall give his angels charge over you, To keep you, and, In their hands they shall bear you up, lest you dash your foot against a stone.

And Jesus answered and said to him, It has been said, You shall not tempt the Lord your God.

Looks pretty clear to me.
There's an old joke that goes something like this:

A priest was caught in a flood. Standing on the lawn outside his house, ankle-deep in water, he spoke to a group of men in a rubber life raft:

"I'm staying here. God will protect me."

Later, standing on the second floor of his house, he spoke again to a group of men in a search-and-rescue boat:

"I'm staying here. God will provide!"

Finally, the waters rose until they reached the roof of his house, and shouting to a Coast Guard rescue vessel, he insisted:

"I'M STAYING HERE! GOD WILL PROTECT ME!"

Some time later, the priest was waiting impatiently outside of the pearly gates, and when St. Peter allowed him through, he marched right up to God and demanded an explanation.

"I have been faithful all my life. I have served you in all your glory, O Lord, and you promised to keep me safe from harm. Why did you let me die?"

And the Lord spake thus: "You idiot, I sent you three ships!"

God does not expect you to give all unto Him. God expects you to take care of yourself. As Jesus said, the Sabbath was made to serve Man; there's no point in following practices that harm us. I firmly believe that this is a lesson many churches willfully ignore, which makes me sad, because it's really kind of the point of Jesus's whole journey.

Frankly, mega-churches are a perversion of Jesus's message to begin with, and I suspect their staff would be on the receiving end of a thorough whipping if Jesus were to enter one today. But given that the Second Coming hasn't happened yet, I humbly suggest that you learn from the priest caught in the flood, and recognize that God does not want to be a helicopter parent.
LOTR, Narnia series, Planet Trilogy, Back of the North Wind.

LOTR and Narnia awaken my imagination to something beautiful beyond this world, which set the course of my life. Back of the North Wind's meditation on death somehow put me at ease during a very depressed time of my life, that in the worst of my pits everything will be ok.

Planet Trilogy helped me understand the modern worldview.
No, I meant that the Class format has metadata about what the genetics were so some java.lang.reflect thing can query about what the genetic type was. I don’t think it comes with soundness guarantees.

I agree C# got this right.

I agree that doing specialization up to link time is ideal from a certain standpoint.
Harbor.im
That's funny. I find his press conferences to be rife with petty asides and braggadocio. Normally it's just obnoxious, but when he's dodging clarity on what people need to do about Coronavirus, I find it to be incredibly unnerving.
I hadn't heard about rosin fumes being dangerous until this thread. I'll definitely have to learn more and work on some better ventilation in the future. I do love that smell though!
And infecting other people, who have nothing to do with those churches.
With some effort, someone could document which megachurches are holding meatspace services. They could perhaps even do a prospective matched control study.
It wouldn’t be a very good pyramid scheme if everyone made a fair wage.
Actually, most. We have a stay at home order active in Minnesota, but have City permission for this as they believe the risk is too low.
How to Write Derived Count and Delete Queries
A thread on Handshake from 6 months ago:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20995969
Round the world in 80 days.

I moved countries and schools abruptly in '94 and the new place was too different from what I was used to. This really caused a lot of damage. I got a copy of the Verne classic from my school library and read through it. I was already a Sherlock Holmes fan by then but Phogg gave me the idea of imposition of order in my life as a way to create a semblance of control and to manage the chaos. I didn't think of it in those terms then but that's really what happened.
Functional style programming – Deep dive
And they will infect people who have nothing to do with those churches.
C has strong types for the purpose of optimization. A C compiler never wonders whether + means int addition or string concatenation for example. In JS the optimizing compiler doesn’t get such type information except by profiling and profiling is nondeterministic.
AirBnB has always had a really high concentration of units in cities, though, were people are leaving, and a lower concentration of units in "typical" vacation destinations like beaches and mountains when compared to a site like VRBO. That has changed a lot over time as AirBnB has expanded and VRBO has tried, especially after it was acquired by Expedia, to get more urban inventory, but my guess is it is still largely true. The more traditional vacation homes on VRBO are also the types of homes where I would prefer to be in a quarantine, as opposed to a place that looked (and felt) like it was obviously someone's primary residence most of the time.
You are right that most won't be happy, but any hiring will only occur after the pandemic is over because there's not enough personnel to do interviews right now. As for what happens after the pandemic, things might be back to normal.
ER's cannot turn you away legally; and if you're bad enough where ICU is a reasonable expectation, it's an emergency.

It wasn't well received here, but there is technically legislation you can fall back on. Even if uninsured. EMTALA. At a minimum, they have to stabilize you such that you are not in immediate danger of dying. Which, again, severe respiratory distress tends to qualify.

This was the website linking to a battlefield consent card for the uninsured.
https://www.rickbradley.com/healthcare

Know your rights. It doesn't mean they have to do much more than that, and be ready to fight and raise all hell if need be if someone gets creative on their definition of "emergency". I'd recommend having your attorney, or the State Attorney General on speed dial, and be on good social terms. Make sure to have someone healthy and willing to fight tooth and nail for you as possible. There are few things as effective as a strong patient advocate who will not back down. Make your arrangements now, while you can.

Also, spread the word to everyone you can, and tell them to do the same. I highly doubt any hospital is going to want to risk the backlash of large swathes of their community slamming them simultaneously. Especially if many do escalate to the Attorney General. It's a pandemic, and they are the people in a position to help.

Note, if you have insurance, don't bother trying anything linked there. It's more of a last resort, and is basically guaranteed to eventually result in legal action to resolve things.

Has not been tested personally, but may well end up happening if I or the SO are unlucky and contract something in the next month or so. Also, I am not a lawyer. Just a guy who reads too much.
> [...] made me realize that understanding something intellectually is very different than being able to use/live it. That I wasn't somehow "superior" because of the thoughts in my head.

Out of all the reviews, this one exemplifies the power of fiction (and books) the best. Your candid thoughts will stick with me.
Don't really care. Leaded solder is much easier to work with.
Time will tell. I hope for what it's worth that none of you picked it up or passed it around. Best of luck with that.

Here in NL where I live the progression was something like 'extremely small chance it will come here' to 'overloaded ICU's' in the span of 3.5 weeks.

I must say I find it odd that in another thread I'm arguing with someone who wants me to come up with some kind of plan to keep ICU's running in the face of imminent disaster and you go out on your outing because of your imaginary friend.

Both of you are out of touch with reality in different ways in my opinion, and in both cases you're going to end up sorely disappointed long before this is all over.

If you keep this up you are going to endanger yourself and the people you love. The risk will go up until you win the lottery ticket, and then, likely you will end up occupying some of that scarce ICU capacity, effectively killing someone else.
Stefan Seltz-Axmacher on the end of Starsky and the future of autonomy
I would recommend reading the Catechism of the Catholic Church from section 2558 onward. It's free online and you might be surprised at how understandable, clear, and honest of a definition of prayer it is.

https://www.vatican.va/archive/ccc_css/archive/catechism/p4s...
Do you have any idea how long it took your wife to learn to achieve the level of skill she is at? Let's say this was WW3, and we somehow lost 75% of these specialized personnel, what would be a ballpark estimate to get a reasonably intelligent person with no medical experience up to a "functional" level?
hopefully you are writing infrastructure as code - would be easy then.
An empty school, at that.
Yep, I made permissions tables per-entity too with simple `CRUD` access a bit like RWX (it was an API). It's definitely fast enough. I was handling ~5000 concurrent users with queries returning in the ns range. To be fair, I skipped RBAC checks if the entity was marked as 'public'.
> The sick companies should be allowed to die a peaceful death so the better ones can multiply.

I don't quite buy that for travel, though, which is in a depression that has never been seen before. It's not like putting some antibiotics on a petri dish and letting the "strongest" microbes survive to reproduce. It's like throwing the petri dish in an incinerator and saying "Oh yeah, just waiting for those fire-resistant microbes to get stronger!"
This virus is not just going to kill sick companies, but also plenty of otherwise healthy ones.
That's not at all how it works with antivirals, which is why we have effective antiviral treatments for only very few viral diseases.
The two moments of trend spotting: velocity and acceleration
I agree that lead is unsafe. However, I'd like to point out that this new solder just doesn't flow.
Don’t you need a bounds check?

for len(buf) > 4 {
Your [18] is a 404.

Would like to hear more on your allegation regarding DANE.
Weekly deaths in the US down by 7-10k for the week ending March 7
Childbirth is a bodily function that the species is biologically predispositioned to perform. It will happen whether a doctor is present or not, to say nothing of the numerous possible complications. Ventilation is not a comparable analogy here.
Just because you can get solders both leaded and lead-free having the same flux, does not mean that is usually the case. Your typical lead-free alloy will have a nastier flux. Is this a big effect? No.

The real reason to stick with leaded is simply that it's much, much easier to use. If you get a joint done in half the time, that's half the exposure to nasty stuff. For hobbyist stuff, it doesn't really matter. A moderately skilled operator can do the job about as quickly with either type of solder. For the really hard stuff, like fine-pitch QFNs and 0201s or worse... give me 63/37 any day. (But only if I can't have a skilled soldering technician instead!)
>a Yelp spokesperson says “we have paused the automatic rollout of this feature,” as “it has come to our attention that some businesses did not receive a notification with opt-out instructions.”

if you've ever needed proof that this is a mirror dimension and not the prime reality, this is it.

one could imagine such a well intentioned conversation at yelp HQ, trying to connect damaged businesses (yelp clients) and their customers (also yelp clients) to gain easy PR during a disaster. the execution took a wrong turn and ended light years from reasonable. opt-out automatic enrollment of business funding? are you insane? there must be some dimension of go fund mes i do not understand because this seems likely to end in the atomization of one or both of yelp and GFM via lawsuit, not counting summary execution in the court of public opinion.
The Rhyolite ghost town near Death Valley National Park has a house entirely made of glass bottles. They’re round ones though!

https://www.roadarch.com/h/rhyolite.html
What the hell? I'm in my fifties and this is nice relaxing and a break from being serious and on point 86400 seconds per day.

Unless you're trolling and then i guess you got me, fool me once.
I actually had a boss who was a CTO who would do something like this.

He was a good boss.

At another job I did something daft and tried to recover a backup. The backups hadn't actually been recoverable for at least 2 years.
Can you quote whatever you're talking about? I've searched the letter using keywords "demonic", "demon", and "infect" and can't figure out what you're talking about.
Assumes "the continuation of strong social distancing". The United States isn't practicing this. The policy and practice are variable across states and localities. I think it's at best moderate contingencies being used so far.
WASH YOUR HANDS. It's the most important thing to do! Both lead and coronavirus hate it!
Let me present you my lord Cthulhu
https://www.chaosium.com/blogstaying-in-color-in-at-home-wit...
Data shows that most people with Covid-19 suffer mild symptoms, then recover
Like I said about not tempting God. By refusing to take the three ships, this is a perfect example about a priest who was, even if unintentionally, tempting God by expecting a dramatic divine intervention.

God does expect us to give all unto him. However, this does mean different status depending upon your state in life. If you are married, that doesn't mean enter a chapel 24/7. That would not please God. Instead, you please God by doing everything to be a virtuous husband/wife and by raising your children in a holy manner, and by doing your best to observe God's commandments.

And, finally, I agree with you that protestant mega-churches are a perversion of Jesus's message due to both doctrinal errors and attachment to money, and I fear that they will one day be like parable of the 10 virgins in the Bible:

"Later, the other virgins arrived and said, ‘Lord, Lord, open the door for us!’ But he replied, ‘Truly I tell you, I do not know you.’"
> "Fuck All of These People Entirely"

I agree with this guy without even knowing what he's talking about. It's just a general finding.
Right, but I feel like almost any Airbnb engineer can get more than 25% of their salary somewhere.
Remains of the Day is incredible, but I will say I think ishiguro's best work is Never Let Me Go.

The story line is enrapturing but ultimately not what the book is about. I'll leave two quotes.

> We all complete. Maybe none of us really understand what we've lived through, or feel we've had enough time.

> All children have to be deceived if they are to grow up without trauma
Yeah we almost exclusively used VRBO for 10+ years as the family was growing. The thing here is i wouldn't want anything to do with a metro or vacation spot. I'd be looking for a place in some backwater town that nobody would have any interest vacationing in. That kind of setting seems like the domain of AirBnB. My local town has three properties on AirBnB, for example, and nothing on VRBO within ten miles.
> what would make god happier

It's supposedly not a vending machine, from my understanding. It is a realization that you are limited either way in the grand scheme and a belief in a promise and meaning.
It's called 'Kurzarbeit' (short work) in German. That's what brought Germany comparatively well through the financial crisis 2008.

The cost of hiring and training new personnel are pretty high, actually. It's usually much cheaper for a company to keep its staff than being forced to hire new people after a (short-term) crisis is over. "Kurzarbeit" does allow a company to keep their employees and only pay a part of the wages. Some of the rest is paid by the government, and wages are a bit lower than usual. That means: The cost is distributed between company, state and staff. Which seems a pretty good way to get through a crisis.
I have tried using Airbnb for accommodations in the last two years and always found them to be considerably expensive than a decent hotel. So never used it. I am beginning to think Airbnb could be just for a niche set of users.
Only one. She was a contemporary of the Nautilus. It was their experience with that vessel that killed liquid metal coolant for the navy.

It might help to understand something special about the nuclear navy in those days - prototypes in the lab don't count. Prototypes on land don't count either. The only prototypes that counted were ones that actually went to sea. All the way through the Skipjack generation, they were regularly doing crazy-eyed one-off experiments.

Nautilus and Seawolf were both prototypes.
I am just speaking in general - nothing to do with this pandemic. If we look at the difference of company culture in say Munich, Boston, Osaka, etc vs. Silicon Valley; there is a huge amount of waste:

Airbnb Office: https://www.google.com/search?q=airbnb+offices&client=firefo...

I am sure there are exceptions but I am commenting on what I perceive as a person living in the silicon valley. "Start up" companies - meaning the unicorns - sink a lot of money into things to attract people. What they have a simple office and benefits, provide more pay to the employees or invest back into the company to increase leverage? I also heard that Airbnb CEO was grilled by the board for all this spending, quoting WSJ [1]

> Executives were grilled at a board meeting late last year on why overheads such as its head office and employee expenses had been allowed to balloon, outpacing even the then-rapid growth in revenue.

[1] https://www.wsj.com/articles/airbnb-racks-up-hundreds-of-mil...

This seems to be a pattern in silicon valley. Get a ton of VC money, spend it on nice stuff because profitability is 10 years down the line.