skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's just an IP to me. I see OPs point. Thinking of your IP address as a brand is confusing.

At least with a word like Apple, the capital "A" designates it as a proper noun and can easily be recognized as a brand or company name in most cases.
Not everyone is dying from Corona.

There are others ways to die :)
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I am a generalist, and prefer to use vi as my IDE. I try to keep things simple, and write easy to maintain code.
I'm not talking about homeschooling. If parents are around their kids for 2 more hours out of a day, that's a positive thing. It's not inconsequential.
Alcohol delivery sales have grown by 260% on Drizly
Two days more of PeopleOfWalmart-worthy fashion-meets-shopping experiences.

Florida Wo/Man will continue providing global entertainment for the duration as an "essential service."
does anyone take US intelligence seriously any more? seems we have a fairly reliable years-long evidence trail that says it might not be worth it any more.

either they're legitimately incompetent (tons of sabre-rattling about the China "threat" yet no intel operations; likely hasn't been rebuilt after China publicly executed tons of spies [quite an effective deterrent it seems]) and they're saying as much here, or they're just deflecting outrage on an external entity doing typical IC stuff, which is complete noise.
>> Everything about this looks terrible for consumers. There's even less competition.

Sprint was giving away service, devices, and running promos on top of all of that. Still consumers didn't buy it. What do you want to happen in a situation like this? There was "competition" in the space but consumers had zero interest in engaging with them.
Worst are the bowls of holy water which everyone touches.
> Meanwhile I can't even find one ideas.

Here's the cheat code for you: look at what businesses are constantly spending money on, and you will find plenty of business ideas. There will be competition, most likely a lot of it, but don't let that deter you. Competition means there's money to be made in the market, and people are already aware of the problem so that you don't have to educate them on why they need a solution (you will have to clearly communicate why your product is better, though).

When going after existing markets, you basically swap an idea validation challenge with a sales and marketing challenge. Before launching my business, I had a misconception that if you're already solving a problem, you don't have to do much marketing and sales - WRONG! You still have to get in front of existing customers, repeatedly.

Going after an existing market doesn't mean you have to launch a carbon copy of an existing product. You can differentiate by a price (probably not a good idea), by a combination of features, or by having a polished UI/UX/Developer experience. If your competitors suck, you can differentiate by virtue of not being broken (e.g. "Product X just works" can be your shtick). You can also out-market your competition (here's the one thing they don't want you to know: better products don't usually win over better-marketed products).

Why businesses you might ask? Because they're not reluctant to part with their money if you can either save or make them money. You will have a higher average revenue per user (ARPU), which means you can spend more money on acquiring customers (CAC is the term-of-art) than if you were in B2C. You will also need fewer customers to reach your revenue goals, which will translate into less support.

If your goal is to build a sustainable business, I think this is the most optimal approach to take. Just make sure you're not in the winner-takes-all type of market.
The company isn't paying for your time in the car but it is paying for the space your desk in the office occupies. Would you argue that someone who drives 30 minutes more to the office than an otherwise equivalent coworker should be paid more?
You can't quite do that. The LICENSE file you put on Git is GPL-3. It's not compatible with the restrictions you are asking for.

And it's not clear that the copy is used in a commercial way. If the app is free, maybe they follow your full conditions?
I use OpenDNS ... did you ever get a decent answer to this?
Commentary from a pharma-oriented organic chemist:

https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2020/03/31/co...

TL;DR: better than the French but that's a very very low bar
And very easy to apply. No software needed, no need to alter router settings.
That illustration of 1889 should be an error: there is electric oven, toaster, radio and wall clock - isn't it bit too early for those items?
I am sure they did provide detailed analysis, the issue is we have a president that is not intellectually curious or concerned with information -- instead he believes in his "gut feelings" over all else (and has said as much when talking about how he views intelligence services).
Does it work with the `ssh(1)` client? I'd be okay with using this as long as it replaced _only_ the network-connectivity and authentication parts. I do use many of the other features made possible by SSH:

1. Network forwarding (local-to-remote, remote-to-local, dynamic, and unix socket support). The link you supplied mentions only local-to-remote.

2. Agent-forwarding (don't worry, I have confirmation-on-every-use, see my other comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22753590). This I use all the time to be able to authenticate to other SSH servers and git hosts. This is a must-have for me now for remote development and pair-programming.

3. sshfs, sftp, and rsync. Again, absolute beauties at the job of managing files remotely.

This is just off the top of my head, because I use these features day-to-day, but there's many other nice things ssh does that have nothing to do with the underlying connection or authentication method.
Same. I'm on Magenta Plus for my family + assistant and it's an incredibly good price for unlimited data/voice.
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My church in NY did this starting 3/15. If the Catholic church is ahead of the curve, you know you're behind!
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I'm a product manager that is trying to change roles to SWE. Trying to go into full stack or frontend.
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I don't think you would loose that much.

From my experience real experience comes from learning concepts not applications.

Someone that knows the ins and outs of Microsoft Word can relatively easy switch to switch to Libreoffice Write.

Or someone that is a good modeler in 3dmax can also become a good modeler in blender.

Buttons in applications change position all the time. UI gets reworked, keyboard shortcuts changes, etc. from each version to the next, but if the concept behind doing certain stuff is learned, it doesn't really matter which software product is used.

The only time when stuff is really hard, if you encounter a concept you haven't worked with before and have to change the way you think radically.
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Read the article. It's based on timing; if you send a "sleep 10" command and then a bunch of data, the client will either display the "sleep 10" and go on consuming the data, or, if it's being executed, will actually sleep for 10 seconds and the data will pile up until its OS stops accepting new data, so you as the server will see that the client has suspended the download and can deduce that it's being executed live on the target machine. You can then choose how to end the script; with harmless looking code or the actual payload you want to run on their system.
how dare
Yeah, this is the situation. Sievert has been groomed by Legere for this position for years. And Legere will still be in touch with him regularly, as he says on Twitter.
While I agree with all of the problem statements in this article, I don't quite agree with the proposed solution of just exposing style props for parents to pass through arbitrary values, at least not as a general solution (it could still be the appropriate solution for certain special cases).

I think this approach actually results in _less_ useful component isolation in that you can no longer reason about layout of the component _itself_ in isolation, because it can be much more difficult, sometimes impossible, to predict how the styles in the component itself will interact with the styles passed through by the parent.

Instead, I'd recommend always using plain block elements with no explicit height/width/flex properties for the outermost bounding box of your reusable components, so parents can _indirectly_ control how they're laid out using flexbox/grid and add containers that constrain the available space for them to render in and add flex properties if necessary.

Totally agree with the suggestion of using spacing components over margin though. We called this the "golden rule of components" in that reusable components should be entirely responsible for rendering everything within its outermost bounding box (outside of delegating certain parts/properties of it through explicit APIs), and should render nothing outside of it (including empty space, i.e. margins). Of course, edge cases exist where it's necessary to break away from this guideline, but I feel it's a great general rule of thumb for creating flexible reusable components.
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The modern day successor to what Misha Mahowald was working on.

https://youtu.be/lwT1jUvwRLc

It ends up being a complex hybrid of analog and digital computing having to work together.

The article doesn't provide enough detail to be of any use if you are trying to understand what they are actually doing.
So I use this everywhere in the world pretty much for years. It is very slow for web, but for just getting email and directions it worked great. If I needed faster I would just get a local SIM and stick it into an WifiAP that I have. You could also upgrade to LTE for your trip for a set fee by pressing on a link in the text msg they (t-mobile) sent you when you turned on the phone in the other country. For me not having to worry about my phone just working (even if it was slow) when I landed is a plus.
I got a kick out of the human compilers role. :)
What reports?

China reported 36 new cases yesterday, all but one are people returning from overseas caught under quarantine, and whenever there is sporadic local transmission, they tighten control in that area obviously while the country at large has returned to work.

https://www.scmp.com/news/china/society/article/3078010/chin...
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Whatever the rationale, how they communicated and dealt with you is were things stink.

It needs to be addressed or it will repeat in some other context. Right thing to do is get cool heads in mgmt to handle the hot heads in mgmt. Small changes in comms can prevents such distracting/harmful escalations. And experienced managers/admins will know how to make it happen.
* Average time between infection and death from COVID-19 is 23 days.
https://twitter.com/michaeljswalker/status/12454153391497052...

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3...

So lockdown won't be reflected in death rates until _over_ 3 weeks have passed.

This is the UK, 3 weeks ago: https://twitter.com/stevethewall/status/1244249363427328003
Yes, but people do need to do things like buy food. That requires either going out yourself or hiring someone to deliver it. Either way whoever is out should be wearing a mask.
> There isn't a good study on it.

Other than countries that are currently wearing masks and are flattening the curve?

> But you may also touch your face more and in more dangerous ways when you're wearing a mask.

This is simply a terrible argument for a number of reasons, first and foremost: you do not get COVID-19 from touching your face. It has to get in through the mouth or nose.

> If people feel safe b/c they're wearing a mask, that's also self-defeating.

Even if it makes them safer?

I can't even deal with people that want to say "we don't know if masks help" then why are doctors and nurses wearing them?
Google to plant 100k access points while CA schools remain closed due to COVID19
Holy crap, I had to look this up because I didn't believe it. "Religious services" are actually the first defined type of "essential activities"...and Texas' governor just did the same. Wow, this is incredibly foolish.
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T-Mobile is fairly popular in the SMB space and with companies that are "large-ish" with 500-750 employees. They are competitive there.

Though mostly I agree it's Verizon / AT&T in the large corp space. Should be interesting to see if this merger can penetrate the corporate ranks. My guess is probably not, but TMO/Sprint will continue to win marketshare at the consumer/individual level.
This is the one good thing to come out of this pandemic. I don't have to see or hear the BBC banging on about bloody Wimbledon for weeks this year, ahh what a relief!
N95DECON – A scientific consortium for study of N95 FFR decontamination
Nice and clean. Congrats on getting it out.
If every fresh strawberry producer is held to the same standards, people will either buy the strawberries at the new price or go without. The strawberry industry isn't going to be wiped out.
While I haven't taken the time to research further, I figured I'd try to brick the algorithm by speaking absolute gibberish. I also tell everyone else I know. Since machine learning is still "dumb", I figured that enough people babbling incoherently would require the spammers to hand-scrub the data or make more training rules, both requiring more work.

No idea if it worked, but it was the least I could do to halt progress in the wrong direction.
And this is a quote from Howard Rheingold:

> You have to remember that in democratic societies citizens talking with each other is very important. We've lost a lot of that with the mass media. Now we have an opportunity for citizens to create their own communications with each other. So when these big deals with the big companies and the big governments carve up this new territory, I feel it's very important that we keep a kind of "social green belt", that we keep the ability for citizens to talk amongst each other.

-- "The Computer Chronicles - The Internet (1993)" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_o8gerare0&t=22m14s
Just to add more options, if you are willing to eat an allocation per transition, you can achieve a better developer experience by using trait objects.

You can define the trait:

trait State: std::fmt::Debug {
fn transition(&self) -> Option<Box<dyn State>>;
}

Then implement the trait for each struct, and transition:

#[derive(Debug)]
struct FirstState {
foo: u32,
}

impl State for FirstState {
fn transition(&self) -> Option<Box<dyn State>> {
println!("First State Hit {}", self.foo);
Some(Box::new(SecondState {
bar: "Hello".to_owned(),
})) // transition to second state
}
}

Can even make an Iterator:

struct StateIterator {
curr_state: Option<Box<dyn State>>,
}

impl StateIterator {
fn new(curr_state: Option<Box<dyn State>>) -> Self {
Self { curr_state }
}
}

impl Iterator for StateIterator {
type Item = Box<dyn State>;
fn next(&mut self) -> Option<Self::Item> {
let next_state = self
.curr_state
.as_ref()
.and_then(|state| state.transition());
std::mem::replace(&mut self.curr_state, next_state)
}
}

And use it:

fn main() {
let first_state = Box::new(FirstState { foo: 0 });
for state in StateIterator::new(Some(first_state)) {
println!("{:?}", state);
}
}

Which outputs:

~ state-machine git:(master) cargo run
First State Hit 0
FirstState { foo: 0 }
Second State Hit: Hello
SecondState { bar: "Hello" }

Playground: https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&editio...

You can work-around allocating-per-state by making a hacky enum with an array of pointers, assuming the states themselves are immutable, which gives me an idea for a library.
Startups Unveil Tech to Fight Covid-19;Challenge May Be Getting Enough Engineers
It depends on how much of the market they control and how it's controlled and distributed.

Simply having a universal healthcare system and high taxes doesn't make you a socialist country if you still have economic freedom in every other industry.

I can't give you a percentage, but if your government is starting to take over many industries, I'd say it's going down the socialist path. Generally inefficiencies in one industry lead the government to take over others to sustain itself.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-52092395

Thousands of testing kits and medical masks are below standard or defective, according to authorities in Spain, Turkey and the Netherlands.
It will be easier to nationalize one big conglomerate than a bunch of smaller companies. Thanks for getting a jump on this!
An operator fusion primer (in Apple’s Combine framework)
Wait, a sexual fetish has its own icon?
Shoot me an email and I’ll get you sorted
I love how specific yet comprehensive this package is. The manual appears to be lovingly crafted and from what I can tell, well written [1].

I don't know how many people are specifically looking to draw CAD diagrams of steam locomotives, but I absolutely love that this was someone's itch to scratch and they put so much time into this.

[1] https://github.com/oskardolch/SteamCAD/blob/master/SteamCAD....
Like... military coming in and taking over of the hospital over concern of "public health"? Administration of these places should see an _immediate_ danger to their positions, otherwise I am failing to see possibilities for any swift action, sorry.
I am curious for Sprint's reasons for allowing that.
Agreed. I used it just this week to record my screen (have used it in the past for streaming) and was blown away at not only how easy it was to use, but how small the files were and how well it integrated the encoders my system supported.
It really depends on the space and how creatively you use it. I live in a relatively small 1-br and have no trouble. (I have a single desk with 2 monitors, and a HDMI + USB switch to toggle between home/work computers -- total footprint? 15 sqft. And it's comfortable).

The fact that your friend had a kitchen table makes me think her layout is optimized for other purposes. For 2 people, a small Parisien cafe table or a nook table are stylish, minimalist alternatives that would open up the space for a desk.

When I was a poor grad student years ago, I lived in apartments as small as 400 sqft (total) and never had any issues with my home computer setup. It does take having minimalist (but often inexpensive) furniture and having the spatial sense to use space efficiently though. Not sure I would extrapolate it to a class issue. Maybe an urban/suburban/rural divide? I have friends with rural/suburban upbringings who feel claustrophobic in these settings, but I grew up in a hyperurban environment where small spaces were the norm.
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Isn't that what wireless phones are?
iCloud Keychain definitely needs an update as it’s kind of ancient in terms of user experience compared to a modern password manager. And of course, the keychain in macOS was a very forward thinking feature of the operating system.

On the other hand, you’d be bonkers to choose a platform-locked password manager in 2020.
The actual stay-at-home order issued today and other FL executive orders (pdf) can be found at https://www.flgov.com/2020-executive-orders/ .

#91 (https://www.flgov.com/wp-content/uploads/orders/2020/EO_20-9...) is the stay-at-home order, and #89 (https://www.flgov.com/wp-content/uploads/orders/2020/EO_20-8...) has more details of what is "essential" and not in this context.
Currently the lead developer (Jim) is the only paid developer, and he's able to work on the program full time thanks to a few large sponsorships. That said, we'd really like to be able to pay more people, as the program has many development needs that could really use attention. More detail about sponsorship/donation opportunities can be found here: https://obsproject.com/contribute
> Are there any screenshots? I couldn't find them myself.

Here is one screenshot from 2018.[0]

[0] https://twitter.com/app4soft/status/1064140024822853633