skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Two minor notes:

1. "Semantic web" refers to data being linked and having meaning. You're referring to semantic HTML.

2. I don't think <strong> meant <em> but more so - as I understood it, <strong> meant text that had to stand out from the rest, whereas <em> meant that text was emphasised. Though I might be confusing it now with the retro-actively applied "semantics" of <b> and <i>.

Totally agree with the overall point btw, and I do tend to use them in the way you described.
Easier to use a random key, normal distribution.
The law and the practical application of the same by USCIS are different. Although doing things on behalf of your own company without receiving cash compensation could still be considered work requiring work authorization, USCIS is most concerned about receiving cash compensation - this is a line you cannot cross. But as noted above, this analysis is nuanced so I would recommend that you consult with an attorney before taking any steps because, for example, there are steps you could take that would allow you to work for your company now without leaving your current job.
Shiva Trilogy by Amish Tripathy, Second book - Secrets of Nagas. I read about the cycle of life and why it's important to keep moving. It talks about the water cycle, water starts from Ocean and ultimately meets the ocean, but it's movement from clouds to rain to mountains to river and then to ocean generates and nurtures life. Nothing else came close to simplifying why one should keep moving for me. It is simply beautiful.
NSO likely has dozens of backup bugs and is capable of finding more, so this wouldn't work unless you can continue it forever.
Guitar Hero [1] and Rock Band [2] were hugely successful [3] and required bigger and more expensive accessories than a simple gamepad.

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[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guitar_Hero

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_Band

[3] Guitar Hero III was the first game to reach $1 billion in sales https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2009/01/guitar-hero-iii-first...
No it is possible, but the -ss needs to be after the -i not before:

https://ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg.html#Main-options

> -ss position (input/output)

> When used as an input option (before -i), seeks in this input file to position. Note that in most formats it is not possible to seek exactly, so ffmpeg will seek to the closest seek point before position. When transcoding and -accurate_seek is enabled (the default), this extra segment between the seek point and position will be decoded and discarded. When doing stream copy or when -noaccurate_seek is used, it will be preserved.

> When used as an output option (before an output url), decodes but discards input until the timestamps reach position.

It is much slower when used an output option, and I don't really know what it does when you do stream copy, but I suspect it leaves the whole segment with some sort of offset instruction. I often get artefacts when I play it back on vlc, so I try to avoid that option (unless I am re-encoding).
12k+ Android apps contain master passwords, secret access keys, secret commands
You easily notice it's 40 years old though, the game is horribly unbalanced by modern standards.
This is a piece of art: the most polite and well-researched STFU I have ever seen.

A gem: “We also note
that any real-time systems requiring sub-millisecond latency inevitably have
limited scope because of the constraints of the speed of light.”
Playing Monopoly as an adult was a totally different experience. The game can finish fast if we all played aggressively and willing to trade, but we did not as we wanted to kill time during a lockdown. The key is to be enterprising in the trades you offer. Get the two brown ones first anyhow and with any kind of trade, and then for anything, if you are feeling stuck, offer to slash the rent, or even rent free. Then comes the installments or things like giving rent for next three rounds and stuff like that. As a kid, never thought about those, but now, with these new rules, it became more interesting and exciting to play. I tipped this to my nine year old nephew yesterday, and I guess I will get a call from his mom in a few days about ruining the game for them.
> Also, so far I haven't found a truely good SSH client on the iPad.

It might be worth checking out Prompt - supports some nice edge cases too, like SSH agent forwarding.

> - There is a ton of stuff that could be done on the iPad, but is banned outright. Termux is great on Android, not allowed on the iPad. The iPad would be great for development, if not mostly disallowed.

Check out iSH (free, available as a testflight, but also open source on GitHub) - https://github.com/tbodt/ish It's a full user mode x86 emulator, letting you run alpine Linux in a nice terminal, and install packages from it. I don't know to what extent iSH would address your desire for something like Termux.
Seems like the more frugally people use it, the more they can up the price.
Yeah Monopoly Deal is still a terrible game by modern standards but it's far better than monopoly and I've had fun playing it.

You should really try some good board games though. Carcassonne, Catan and Ticket to Ride are the classic good modern board games. I'd also suggest Love Letter (great short card game for 3/4 players), Colt Express, Camel Up (light fun for 4-6 players), Cash 'n Guns (good for parties), or if you want to get a bit more cerebral, Azul and Sagrada are great.

For two players the best ones IMO are 7 Wonders Duel, Patchwork (this is the lightest one), and Battle Line (a traditional card game but you can't play with a 52 card deck, and way better than any other 2 player card game I've tried).

All of those are 10x better than Monopoly Deal, and about 1000x better than Monopoly.
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You need to expose that kind of stuff. By hiding them behind @agentname.com you just help them.
It is unlikely that you would be allowed back into the US as a visitor (under ESTA or with a B-2 visa) to retrieve your belongings - that is, it's doubtful that this would be considered essential travel.
I'm a ludicrously casual user of orgmode but https://github.com/jceb/vim-orgmode works for me in conjunction with the beorg iOS app.
I recently bought a book from waterstones online but only because amazon would have taken at least 3 weeks to get it to me. It was the same price as amazon but I did have to pay a couple of pounds for postage.
Though another reason to not buy amazon is to avoid fakes. I have bought a book from amazon that was clearly fake.
If you look at the last few "confirmed" plots, all the lines are in the bottom left corner but the x-axis still goes to above 70 (I guess for the sake of consistency) - this means that most of the space on the screen isn't used and it makes it very difficult to make out anything from the lines.

And when you need to recreate the same plot with diffirent subsets of the data like you've done here, that's a great use case for an interactive dashboard which allows the user to select the countries/regions and also zoom in and out.
https://tableplus.com/

Supports many databases
A similar thing I've noticed is people want to believe they've had it. My fiends are often often say things like:

"Yeah I had a mild fever last week, I probably had it"

Which to me translates to: "I hope I got off so easily and now I'm immune and can get on with my life".
There's nothing you can do now to travel to and work in the US on an H-1B1 visa until the US Consulates and Embassies reopen. Until then, you are absolutely fine to work remotely for your employer now whether as an independent contractor or even a direct employee.
Because they don't want to infect others. In normal practice masks are worn when sterile or high risk surfaces are exposed and no risk can/needs to be taken. Which is about all medical professionals use masks for. If they know somebody is infected they use physical shields, because that is the only thing that will prevent exposure. A mask used as a shield isn't used in a professional setting because what it is is guessing. It can't hurt so sure wear it if it makes you feel better, but all you are doing is guessing, not preventing.And if you want to tell others they must wear them you are saying they have a high probability of being infected. Which you don't know, just are afraid of. Don't tell people what to do based on your fear, that rarely goes well.
$1 million then is not $18 Million today in purchasing power IMO. Maybe it is in inflation. Probably relative to GDP /stock market is a better way to measure it
Everyone of us software developers sells something that can be computed or made as well. For insane prices no less.
Yes, iirc, towards the end of Capital in the 21th century, he takes universities investment funds as an example (as they can quite large and data is public). And there is a strong correlation between the size of the fund and it's return.
Yes, AC21 might still be an option. You should consult with an attorney if and when you get laid off (unless you know now that this is almost certainly going to happen).
Your DOB and SSN shouldn’t need to be private information! The first is a matter of public record and the second is an identifier not a security token.
Things it did right:
It was the right tool at the right time. Everyone knows it and can use it. It's like Javascript for documentation.
I thought this was true for N64 Virtual Console games, but most older consoles were using pretty much the same emulator.
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The conclusion I get from this is not plan anything on "free" features promoted by SaaS providers because that can hit you hard in the future. Either plan based on something payd and covered by a contract or try to come up with another solution, maybe an in-house solution, maybe a free solution with a failover based on another provider.
Please. Table 6.

Intervention: Wearing N95 Mask
Intervention Effectiveness: 91%.

It's true that handwashing, wearing some kind of mask, gloves, and gown combined is also 91%, but that was not a study arm that specified an N95 mask. Wearing any mask has an intervention effectiveness of 68%. Adding the gloves and gown brings it up to 91%.

What the meta-analysis is saying is that wearing any mask + gloves + gown + handwashing is about the same effectiveness as wearing just an N95 mask. It also supports the idea that "don't touch your face" is probably good advice, but it's also probably not the primary means that SARS spreads. It's probably mostly breathing in droplets that someone just exhaled.

I understood perfectly well what they wrote. They say that evidence is limited for the superior effectiveness of N95 over any mask because the lower confidence interval of N95 and the upper confidence interval of any mask overlap by 5%. Based on the studies they analyzed though, it's likely that N95 is more effective than masks generally. It's also very logical since N95 masks filter better and have less leakage than surgical masks.

I am tired of people like you trying to bend science to their ideology. That is part of what got us into this horrible mess.
> Is China not a super power?

No. They are a regional power at best.

> Europe?

Given the number of US bases in Europe, I'd says no. A superpower by definition wouldn't need other countries defending it.
"I can guarantee you that these people are a lot of fun to be around. They're always off doing something exciting. Sometimes it blows up in their face. Sometimes it's wildly successful. It's always fun, though. They're always on their grind."

I've never met anyone who was rich and fun to be around or intellectually stimulating. Most of them have others do the work and then take the credit.

I'd rather be around Mozart, Abel, Galois, Lasker or other people who were not successful according to your bizarre definition.

> None of them watch TV.

Neither do many poor people who have a richer intellectual output than greedy people who know how to play the system.
A Polish numismatist, Zbigniew Żabiński, came up with trofa (from Greek trophe 'alimentation'), a universal measure of the value of money. One trofa is defined as an average person's daily ration of food typical for the given place and time. Altogether, it has 3000 kcal: 1800 kcal in 450 g of carbohydrates, 900 kcal in 100 g of fat, and 300 kcal in 75 g of protein.

For instance, in late 1970s' Poland, one trofa consisted of 400 g of rye bread, 100 g of wheat flour, 250 g of potatoes, 100 g of beef, 100 g of sugar, 80 g of butter, and 1/2 litre of milk. Assuming that its content has not changed, you take the cost of the food (8.70 PLN in 2016), add 20% for condiments and preparation, and get 10.50 PLN as the 2016 price of a trofa in Poland.[0]

In Octavian's times, one denarius could buy you 2 trofas (with content appropriate for ancient Mediterranean lands),[0] Judas's 30 pieces of silver were worth 60 trofas,[1] etc.

Unfortunately, Żabiński published in Polish behind the Iron Curtain so the trofa is virtually unknown outside Poland. The Big Mac index is its pale reflection.

More information in Polish:

[0] A table of trofa's price from Octavian's Rome to contemporary Poland: http://blognumizmatyczny.pl/2016/03/14/trofa-miernik-wartosc...

[1] Thirty pieces of silver: http://bazhum.muzhp.pl/media//files/Collectanea_Theologica/C...

[2] The purchasing power in medieval Balkans: https://repozytorium.amu.edu.pl/bitstream/10593/8080/1/11_Zb...

[3] Google search: https://www.google.com/search?q=Żabiński+trofa
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Not only that, but in speech, the 've is often dropped entirely, like "Hey if you got a few more minutes can I ask another question?"

I wouldn't write this, but I would absolutely say it, and it doesn't carry the rough affect of something like ain't.
Please stop spreading FUD: https://www.postgresql.org/message-id/flat/201103091459.p29E...
This is a pretty nifty solution! To nitpick, I'm curious how much the ETA between successive stops fluctuates.

For example, if you have 2 buses on the route `A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H`, using the same value of T(F-H) for the bus starting off at A and another one already at D, might not be quite right?
Do you have any US travel document? If not, then once the US Embassy where you live reopens, you should contact it and if you are unable to get through, contact your Congressional representative. I also have a separate concern about the continued viability of your asylum claim since you traveled back home.
For you sure, but for ten thousand others this is the first time around.

https://xkcd.com/1053/
This is probably country-dependant. I’m from Australia and the prices shown are the final price, with everything included, because businesses here are legally required to do so.
True to all you said, but no athlete can do (the equivalent of) this today:

“His total take home amounted to five times the earnings of the highest paid provincial governors over a similar period – enough to provide grain for the entire city of Rome for one year, or to pay all the ordinary soldiers of the Roman Army at the height of its imperial reach for a fifth of a year”.
As you well know, it is very hard to get into the creative mode while also dealing with the arbitrary and stupid business rules.

There's a reason that people like Ken Thompson or John Tukey worked for companies.
It's the light chain that binds, you can modify heavy chain to do what you need and said.

This is what's done when humanizing antibodies too.

The extra infection potential is when the virus or bacteria can survive or thrive inside macrophages or monocytes, which react to opsonized particles, such as with antibodies.

You can make IgA or IgM instead to prevent this mechanism. They work by polymerization to bind whatever they attach to. Former is typically not activating the rest of immune system, while IgM would activate everything strongly perhaps inducing your own production.
Yes, an application for a change of status to visitor status, if filed before the person's current status expires, would allow that person to stay in the US while the application is pending (even if the person's previous underlying status expires). Of course I can't comment on whether that application would be approved.
It's not clever, it's just much more simpler. Using linear interpolation for the time between 2 stops will have low accuracy because for the particular situation time might not be linear with position and distance. Also traffic incidents might happen.

Going with a pool of free keys will be much more dependable, even if somehow more complicated to manage and easier to break.
I don't think GP meant that Google decided a standard, but that the world (and in this case, Twitter) decided that whatever Google does is considered the standard.

In other words, rather than checking with the standard how to indicate that content should not be cached, they simply checked whether Chrome did not cache it, and since it didn't, decided that whatever they were doing was the way to prevent caching.
No need to import from the US, in your friendly western neighbor (Netherlands) US qwerty keyboards are the default.

Also, when I lived in France, it was a matter of a phonecall to Dell to get a US qwerty keyboard instead of azerty. No problem at all. I think a colleague asked for an 'English' keyboard and got a UK qwerty, that's the only thing to be wary of.
It's pretty amazing and mind boggling you need so many resources and talent to create such clear minimality!
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He didn't say it was the only job pitch that he'd read at the end of an article. He said it was the best one.
Author mentioned OSM but they could also use Mapbox's navigation APIs if they don't want to host things themselves.

https://www.mapbox.com/navigation/
Did you file a bug report in Feedback Assistant?
They said in the article they sample the time as frequently they deem necessary.
... effectively on dust, that is.
Criticism is valid, but he talks about cases of millions connections to a single db, that is a significant scale many companies will never see. In addition to that, probably no database can serve under significant load without careful tuning, preferably with understanding of DB internals and knowing compromises DB authors took when designin it.

PostgreSQL is constantly improving. At least some of the problems with scaling with number of connections have more to do with locking rather than process-per-connection architecture, it is being worked on with impressive results doubling number of transactions per second for 200 connections: https://www.postgresql.org/message-id/20200301084638.7hfktq4...
Mozilla described it here now: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2020/04/twitter-direct-message-cac...
I'm sure you know this but just to be clear you could start working for the new company based on the filing of the H-1B petition alone and without premium processing, it could be many months before the petition is reviewed (and hopefully approved). But yes, you can receive stock as long as you are not receiving it in exchange for services rendered (at least not until you are authorized to work for the company). My expertise is limited to US immigration law so I can't comment on your tax question.
Try Mashinky, then.
From my understanding when an antibody attaches to a virus it causes a signal for T-cells to eat the and destroy the virus. So the antibody would be effective in getting the body to destroy any virus found. However I don't think it would create any sort of immune memory which is what a vaccine or recovering from the illness by yourself would do.

That said it would be fantastic in that it could provide some immunity protection for a while why the antibodies are active in your body allowing health care workers to be safer. Might also be very helpful in creating firewalls in institutions like old folks homes or hospitals.
It all depends on perspective. From my point of view, Adobe's pricing is definitely messed up and I know a few people who are still using pre-CC versions because they don't want to pay for a subscription, especially if they only use Photoshop occasionaly.

On a similar note, I pay on average 5USD per (PC) game by tracking sales and would only consider paying more than 10USD for new games that I want to play really badly (e.g. DOOM Eternal). Console game pricing always seemed way too high to me, I'd spend what I saved on not building a PC in just a few AAA titles.
Under present law, no.
Avalonia is not first party (Microsoft). It’s also still in development and not production ready.
It simplifies it, all empires are build on hard work rewarded proportionally.

Something else struck me the other day..

Imagine a bar chart with the essential services on the left and entertainment on the right. We all know that the work needed to keep society going isn't paid so well. We also know that profit is huge in things no one needs. The new thing I noticed is that it works like that over the entire spectrum. The more we need something the smaller the investments. New hip things (that we've always done without) are flooded with money. Amazon is hip, the postal service is not.

I think it works like this: After a hard reset society rebuilds from scratch. At this point the market is interested in stuff people need. We want that hip new broomstick and we want it now. Eventually the sector stabilizes. Broomsticks continue to be made but the excitement is over. Margins go down and the market moves its attention to the right of the bar chart. Meanwhile the essential industries become more and more efficient but less and less resilient.

You could still call it "the original values of the empire" but I believe this public attention or market focus to be a more granular perspective.

Entitlements could extend the chart beyond producing stuff no one needs. (at least they are still making something even if it is just video games)

Since attention is something that can be controlled it becomes a puzzle that can be solved. We could plant enormous food-forests. They take 80 years to fully mature but I'm sure we can invent some futures market and some subsidies to make it into a truly hip thing.
I just tried to use this extension on my LinkedIn profile and the generated CV shows my name and LinkedIn link as someone else entirely... If you'd like to debug, my LinkedIn is https://linkedin.com/in/pswe.
I guess, the only question that matters.
Unfortunately it does not matter for us, we are too transient.
Why is the fact that you work at Google and have researched caching for your PhD a disclaimer? I fail to see how it denies your previous statement
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That might be a mistake on their side which they might repair now that they started to ask for lots of money for the data.