skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAW6VBWTiAA#t=36m

ACE2 is also found in several other organs in which they are
seeing multiple organ failure with this virus so it likely is can bind to them and contribute to damage in these organs including the heart but as OP says there are multiple ways the heart could be affected

Loss of ACE2 receptors in the heart can cause impaired heart function

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAW6VBWTiAA#t=8m
Thanks for the link. The vast majority of the studies cited there are in fact in a hospital setting. I'm skeptical masks worn in the street are going to help more than distancing measures, though they'd probably help in crowded environments like public transport (along with hand washing).
I am trying to understand what types of lower costs would the landlords need, property taxes? Those won't go down for sure but would it make sense to keep their properties vacant? I'm failing to see how this makes any sense. Still, I don't know much about what landlords have to deal with and how much sense it makes to them.

The offer will intuitively grow as there are more empty places but they may want to game that. It may be part of the problem and why we see lots of empty commercial spaces. If you live in NY it is quite disheartening to see empty storefronts on main streets, it adds to the depressive landscape. I think they may have become more than greedy and charged more than what the places were worth and now in the downturn are in a bind: lower prices and see a lot of the property generate rent (but that would force them to lower their current profitable rentals as well) or keeping it as it is.
I have been buried in side projects my whole life and I started finishing more and more of them.

1. Don’t force it. The good ones, you will have a hard time not working on

2. Take some pride in finishing things. It gives the extra push when 1 isn’t enough
My pshrink told me the same "maybe you just like to learn the new technique, not to finish". Like that I have welded a ton of steel into a carport, then left it unpainted.
Given the fact that I always focus on the hard parts and the struggle to finishe the "details" and that throughout my career I've been inclined to do POCs, MVPs, and never finish things. That and the fact that every single day it takes me several times to cross the door because I forget the wallet, keys, phone, etc, make me wonder about ADHD
Is there a "cure" for it or is it just a label to get and use as excuse?

edit: I got bored of the pshrink after 5 sessions
Half the U.S. Supply of Trump-Touted Virus Drug Now Cut Off
What's the crime? I understand why morally this might be repugnant but is it illegal? Based on the linked article they arrested him for things unrelated:

"Officials said they seized the supplies from Baruch Feldheim, a 43-year-old Brooklyn man arrested on March 30 for lying about his activity and coughing on FBI agents who questioned him."
App developers in post-Covid world: A bleak future, rife with opportunity
I don't think it's premature, no. We have a lot of data indicating that it's a respiratory disease. It should be studied, almost any coronavirus anomaly is worth studying, but we know what conclusion to expect.
Yes, as of April 1. I wrote about it below.
You're still making judgements based on appearance. Guy has muscles, you think he's taking testosterone supplements.

I'm sorry for making racist comments against the aliens from Galactus 5. I was just worried about how the aliens from Galactus 5 are stupid ugly aliens. I won't let my fear of the crazy stupid aliens from Galactus 5 get to me, I'm sure they are good programmers.
"When confronted by federal agents, Feldheim wasn’t cooperative. In fact, he claimed to have COVID-19 and coughed on them."

The authorities don't mess around when it comes to that. This alone could earn him some prison time. Will be interesting to see how the case ends.
Sure, why not ? Let's consider for example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linezolid , it's quite clear what it's used for but if you dive in the "Interactions" paragraph for example, it's definetely not a dumbed down article overall.
That's sort of the point though. Contexts where casting is not permitted in that sense are where the types are an integral part of the semantics of the language and for which it doesn't make sense to speak of "otherwise valid statements" (as indeed is the case here with C++).

The original comment's "otherwise valid statements" are precisely UB in C++.
No paywall: https://archive.is/fpD0C
Archive: https://archive.vn/efjfi
> That's not consistent with being at the start of a very long exponential growth phase.

This is an example of how you are making straw man arguments. No-one is arguing that the growth rate will continue to be exponential in the face of effective mitigation.
Max prefix kicked in and tore down the sessions before that damage started (it's also why it was so short).
Read a Paper: Neurological Differences Between Writing and Coding
Quick search reveals that some people have encoded Euclid's axioms in Coq (Lean and Coq are based on roughly the same theory):

http://geocoq.github.io/GeoCoq/
> half-finished MVPs

What I would give to have half finished MVP's! I have a long list of ideas that I can't decide which one is the most worthwhile to pursue, so none of them get started.
I had been using CamelCamelCamel for personal use to avoid price gouging, just giving a quick go/no-go to friends and family ordering things we don’t buy enough to have learned what the normal unit costs are. Managed to avoid a handful 2-3x $ purchases over the last couple weeks. I know I’m not their target user, but I will miss it. I wonder if Keepa will follow suit.
ADHD seems to be a popular diagnosis in the west (mainly US).

But it can just as well be that you have depression and anxiety disorders or anxiety based personality disorders. (E.g.: Obsessive Compulsive Personality disorder which includes dysfunctional traits like perfectionism that can interfere with your ability to complete projects).

What I am trying to say is that if you feel that psychological counseling can help you figure out why you are stuck in life or some other thing in life in particular, please do not try to diagnose yourself. Go to a good hospital that specialises in mental health and get a proper diagnoses by a qualified psychiatrist.

It is very easy to go the wrong track and come to the wrong conclusion while self-diagnosing yourself as many symptoms overlap with many related mental ailments.
Not to take away from your comment, but I wanted to highlight another sport that requires similar sacrifice at an early age, which is the male dominated sport of F1 racing. Many top drivers are the result of training and competing at 7-8 years of age in kart racing. I would say they "peak" later than a ballerina/gymnast but require the same early sacrifice to be a top athlete.
Controlling the MBP control strip: make play control Spotify
Future of Copyright and Competition Law in Media
Linux Slackware is the best operating system
After several years of struggling with side projects I found one thing that motivates me: money. I don't even start a project if there is no possibility of some revenue. %99 of ideas got eliminated immediately. Every people have their own motivation though but having side income from a side project even you are sleeping is different thing. I have limited time for side projects. I always think I have one bullet so trying to use it wisely.
If a hospital agrees to purchase so much over time I'd give them a discount. Cash flow works much better if you get it, one time purchases are the most expensive because you have to pay for all of your costs now.
Many US states (or locals) have laws against price gouging during a declared emergency. In the case of NYC, see https://www1.nyc.gov/site/dca/media/Face-Masks-in-Short-Supp...
So no configuration files at all?
> It turns out that everything was simply out of stock

I don't think that everything is out of stock in Spain or Italy
I didn’t say I would do either. It is a generic discussion about tradeoffs.
Not wealthy, but left NY for the South three weeks ago with wife and kid and are 100% open to never returning (other than to collect belongings), depending on employment circumstances. Like many, we both are somewhat insecurely employed in our well-paying white collar jobs.
The Museum of Portable Sound
Seems temporary:

> Amazon Europe has requested we temporarily shut down operations in order to lighten their burden while they try to get necessary products into peoples hands.

> So, as of now, and likely until the end of the COVID-19 crisis, we will not have a working website in Europe.

https://twitter.com/camelcamelcamel/status/12421791057154539...
I had to disconnect from my VPN to be able to view the page.
Board games to get you through quarantine
That's actually really impressive. I didn't realize any of these efforts were that far along. It will be interesting to see how long certification takes.
What Is Sitting Disease?
Buy cheap real human visitors, real human website traffic
This is certainly a useful lens through which to help you focus, but I've found that I'm now ONLY motivated to do things because of the possibility of financial upside. Have you encountered the same?
I was expecting an entry for exuberant-ctags...
I’m extremely pissed off at these folks who built an unfalsifiable model, panicked the whole world, and will now pretend that it is “science” as they ignore and downplay the death and destruction that follows in the wake of their foolishness. This will not stand.
While I understand your point about “Eclipse”, as a long time open source web developer, macOS user who has had to work at times with Microsoft servers, I did not think the best of “Visual Studio”

Now I spend much of my day in Visual Studio Code.
Also, rclone seems to have a pretty decent forum and user community (important for tech issues, if/when you ever have them) at:

https://forum.rclone.org/
This headline is weird. It appears this is temporary, and in the EU. But good for CamelCamelCamel, seems like the right call.
This may be a little off topic, but has anyone ever considered a web standard that includes a cryptographic signed file in a standard "well known" location that would contain content such as

- Domains used by the site (first party)

- Domains used by the site (third party)

- Methods allowed per domain.

- CDN's used by the site

- A records and their current IP addresses

- Reporting URL for errors

Then include the public keys for that payload in DNS and in the APEX of the domain? Perhaps a browser add-on could verify the content and report errors back to a standard reporting URL with some technical data that would show which ISP is potentially being tampered with? Does something like this already exist beyond DANE? Similar to HSTS maybe the browser could cache some of this info and show diffs in the report? Maybe the crypto keys learned for a domain could also be cached and warn the user if something has changed (show diff and option to report)? Maybe more complex would be a system that allows a consensus aggregation of data to be ingested by users so they may start off in a hostile network and some trusted domains populated by the browser in advance, also similar to HSTS?
I found having an ideas sheet is good for this.
You can know the idea is recorded and that removes the desire to immediately work on it. And you can later logically choose the best thing to work on from the list
Frankly, you lie about Italy. Also, we are actually closing schools when there is outbreak of flu - few schools is enough to get flu under control.
We obviously both hit a nerve :D.
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It's not even the original headline, which is "Amazon EU + COVID-19 "
You probably already know this but you'll probably be very happy with Backblaze B2.
Inaccurate title.

"CamelCamelCamel Is Temporarily Not Tracking EU Amazon Pricing due to COVID-19" might be better.
A lot of people I know told me that they are using a publicly shared excel sheet in their community to maintain unnecessarily crowd to their nearby shops and to maintain social distance.
Me and one of my friend, who thought this app will really help people who wanted to buy their essentials without going into a crowd, knowing if the store is less crowded before leaving home. We are just trying to do our small part in saving a lot of lives by reducing unnecessary crowd to the store.
About app:
If you are a grocery store or a drug store, you just register yourself with minimum information to manage your own store, set your store location & name, enter max allowed people in your store at the given time. Increase and decrease the current people count at your store counter page by clicking on + or -.
If you are a customer, just search for your location using the search bar, or just allow location from your phone to pick you coordinates, which will list out all the stores that are near you and which are open at the moment, along with the count of people at the store and max allowed count at the given time, this will give you an ability to see if there is a less crowd before you go out to purchase any essentials avoiding the crowd.

The app really works only if you share it with your customers if you are a store owner and with your friendly grocery stores/drug stores if you are a customer, share it, so that both you can maintain the social distance.
HN is peculiar. It's one of the few forums where you can find rocket scientists talking about rocket science. Much more important, when talking about rocket science, non rocket scientists often state their experience is from playing KSP. I mean, people often declare their ignorance when writing a comment, without being afraid of any negative consequence. This is good. It means its an educated audience -- uneducated audiences rarely assume incompetence. An educated audience does not require as much of "nanny" moderation, for lack of a better term.

I hope HN mantains this profile, and I hope this profile applies to medical science as much as it applies to rocket science. I've learnt a lot about rocket science from discussions here, and I hope to learn a lot about medical science from discussions here. All without any danger of assembling and flying my own rockets, or cooking my own medication. I am very aware that Dunning-Kruger applies to everyone, myself included.
That final link is very insightful. Not to pick sides, but if Lean really doesn't have subject reduction when you use quotient types, that's a crazy property to drop (or lose accidentally).
There might be too many layers, but those same layers mean that there are multiple people any one of which might notice that you are the rare 1 in a million case not the common thing with almost the same symptoms that they see hundreds of every week.
It is unfortunate that they won't be tracking the goods that they do still stock.
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I had a similar problem until I knew I had to work on a start-up and pick a market to go help. It took me ~2 years to choose that market but I haven't looked back (crypto developer tools).

Look back, not forward.

Take all the things you have spent the past 5-10 years being interested about. For me, it was coding, programming languages, developer tools, design & minimalism, products, B2B, mathematics, economics, investing, productivity. Crypto dev tools is the intersection of those - a new field allowing me to keep doing the things I'm already provably interested in rather than making bets about the future.
> “If you are no longer interested in a project you started, maybe you already got what you came for.”

I found a method for this which works for me. I have a book labelled "Ideas & Inventions" and when I have an idea, I write down everything that suddenly hit me, and I keep writing until I feel I have exhausted the idea. If the idea then goes, I leave it in the book. If the idea remains, I write about it again, until, if it remains and I have to implement it, I do so.

Sometimes it will be a game idea (I've spent time as a game dev, the last idea cost me a couple of years & my family before I realised it wasn't worth it), sometimes it's an invention (electronics, mechanical, or both), and sometimes it's just an idea in general.

I find that the feeling that I have to make something is my way of preserving an idea, and to simply write down the idea often fulfils this need. And of the many ideas I write down, only the ones which really matter make it past the notebook phase.

Hope this helps others out there, and if you do try this method and find it helps, please let me know!
Sure, btw this list has a lot of 2, you don't need to play the originals.

Assassin's Creed 2, Bioshock, borderlands 2, call of duty modern warfare 2, (divinity Original sin, combat was great, hated the puzzles), doom 2016, elder scrolls (hardcore start with Morrowind, otherwise oblivion), fable, factorio, fallout 3, far cry 3, Gris(short, get it on sale), half life 2, magika, shadow of Mordor and war, saints row 1 and maybe 2, the Stanley parable, Kotor 1, Minecraft(and Terraria if you have someone to do coop with), maybe West of loathing.

Those are at least botw tier.
Let me guess, you've been playing Zelda since you were a child.
Anatomy of a JavaScript Pretty Printer (2017)
Yeah, I think the iPhone 5c, especially in combination with those punched-hole cases, hit this spot to a degree, but the market apparently disagreed and they went back to prestige.

Teenage Engineering does joy better than anyone else I can think of, but it's impressive when the huge companies do any of it. Remember when dumb mobile phones became commodity enough that industrial designers really got creative? Thinking KDDI in Japan, especially the Infobar. Some manufacturers still do that but don't have the software chops to complete the thought.
I don't understand this dichotomy - type checking vs. all other static analysis? Or unchecked types vs. static analysis without types? Or something else?
> Most specialist doctors here treated covid in 'what the heck are people worried about, just another flu, right' fashion till maybe 2 weeks ago.

I consider statements about what "most specialist doctors" were doing, especially without citation, to be a form of the misinformation I'm talking about.

If there were people who didn't take the oncoming pandemic seriously enough, they should probably revisit their priors and processes by which they come to conclusions.

But it doesn't mean we should start posting about it on the internet as justification for speculating on things we don't understand, and simultaneously casting doubt on the expertise or authority of an entire group of professionals.
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Since when did the goal of the Internet become to protect people from harmful information? This has been used as a justification for mass censorship and it needs to stop.
I train my own models here: https://talonvoice.com/research/

I used my wav2train project, which is based on Mozilla’s DSAlign: https://github.com/talonvoice/wav2train

DSAlign only generates roughly sentence level alignment, which still may be a good start for you. It works by segmenting the audio by pauses, transcribing the segments with a strict language model, then figuring out where in the text the segments are based on the transcript. wav2train then generates audio segments using the alignment, but you could edit it to stop there and just look at the tlog file that tells you where the sentences are in the original file.

I’ve also used the Gentle Forced Aligner and Montreal Forced Aligner. MFA wasn’t too hard to set up for English, but I don’t recommend running it on large batches of audio, as it was slow and unreliable at large scale for me.
I was under the impression that VS is amazing and the best-of-the-best IDE as long as you're entirely working within the MS ecosystem and your employer is paying for all of it. I never heard anyone hating VS itself, just MS or perhaps M$.
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The video doesn’t explain what they do. But the man in the video looks pretty jacked and I agree with the initial thesis: these federations suck.

My experience is with IPF. Expensive meets. Stupid squat rack. Lots of lame C-suite dramas and litigation (see Wilkes v IPF). The equipment rules seemingly designed mostly to extort fees from manufacturers. The only good thing is having external judging of my squats, but heck, I can video myself and see if the squat is good or not. I decided IPF wasn’t worth the money and I could peak better around my own schedule than their meet schedules.
This a the fallacy of choice in action. People who want to learn about a subject at depth are still helped by simple and accessible descriptions. Simple doesn't have to mean wrong, but can rather mean "a human invested a lot of thoughts producing those words so that all others don't have to". This is in my opinion the great way of doing simple, and it definitely has its place on wikipedia.

If you're not convinced, even professional scientists themselves regularly publish and read "review papers" which are pretty much papers doing no research other than summariing and simplifying the current state of the research in their field.
> not sure my current priority for charitable donations should be a 30 seat restaurant with $35 entrees.

Doesn't this illustrate the issue with market decision making in general?

Rationally wouldn't you want to go on funding the things you wish to happen / enjoy in equal proportion to before the crisis, if the money flows are still the same (e.g. you can still 'virtually' tip the waitress at your fancy restaurant etc?)
Yes, it's actively encouraged by the Theia community to align the DX to VS Code: https://youtu.be/NLkQzx6rrnU?t=1040
I struggle to think of any artificial "fragrance" that's anything other than an annoyance to me. I include perfumes, colognes, and various kinds of masking scents that are supposed to make other products smell better.
If this "industry" is "disrupted," I doubt that I would know or care. (Words in quote marks indicate cynical bemusement and a lack of time to expound on them.)
> The only thing that gets me is wind. Wind is wicked bad for calls. Even for music. The wind makes a very loud sound when it hits the over-the-ear cups from the rear.

Switch from High to Low cancellation mode in wind and the static pops should go away.
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Hmm, ok seems like you could end up with something practical! Unfortunately any misstep will give you a $100/month extra bill. It was stuff like this I was hoping would be solved already without extra hacks :)
> had lived for 392 ± 120 years

Is the same problem, I personally (is just my opinion) wouldn't discard that where 392 solid meals instead, one seal or reindeer at a time boosting grow periods between nape and nape, minus an unknown number of pregnancy events.

Scientists are forced to publish something, anything, in short periods of time, so here we are. And is getting worse.
Hey there, I built this to help beginning CS students at my school's dev club get a personal website up and running quickly.

All you need to do is clone it, add your info to this file:

'recrootBox/src/components/ProfileInformation.js' , then just deploy to netlify.

A few people have found it useful, so I figured I would share it here..
I already answered that to a sibling post to yours 2 hours before your post.
The National Review is a host for a virus that infects your mind with a disease that makes you hurt yourself, like the parasite Toxoplasma gondii that makes mice unafraid of cats. They have a whole host of counter-factual and anti-science articles mixed in with news, and the news is often slanted by leaving out inconvenient facts. Basically you can't read it safely without the intellectual equivalent of a fume hood.