skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, I live in Oslo.

Ouch, that is really rough. I hope your severance was enough to carry you through until you can find something new. My partner is in petro-adjacent company* and they have a full hiring freeze. We are wondering when the layoffs are coming. Good luck.

*technically, they have an industry agnostic service, but something like 90% of their customers are oil companies, so...
Some top doctors can earn at least nba coach level figures. Frontline workers testing people will never make that amount because the skill level is lower so more people can do the work. If everyone refused and only a handful of people were left they couldn't reproduce the same impact anyhow and the program would close instead of paying them millions. Together they have a big impact and one on one they have a big impact but a single first responder doesn't have the attention or connection of millions. Would you put a poster of Jill, Nurse 56 from Grandrapids who works in the covid wing cleaning sheets? Probably not, even though the job is extremely important.
Avalonia? (https://github.com/AvaloniaUI/Avalonia)
Daily Covid-19 Updates: April 3 Recap
Working remotely is new for a lot of people and sometimes coworkers will call your personal number because it is available for emergency purposes, which unfortunately we now live in.
I don't know why, but these headlines disgust me. There is no insight. Just. Headline of greed.
This is up on the apple web site now https://www.apple.com/ie/iphone/compare/
Pg uses 8kb pages by default. You do really want your fs/db page size to match though except in very very specific scenarios.
IBM Functional Genomics Platform – SDK Access to Genomics Data (+ Covid19 Data)
I’m not sure who else has implemented this API so far, but I believe they mostly use explicit permissions instead.
Trump to defy 'voluntary' advice for Americans to wear masks
Depends on the lead time for making new ones and the supply of money.

Von Braun's V-2 team built 700 rockets before hitting a target.
It's possible just ensuring the food is hot food that is cooked might mitigate problems.
Thank you. It's very encouraging to hear that.
Exactly this. It’s not full Safari, more of a way to not dead end when someone messages you a link and you look at the message on your watch.
One way is to use waiting list controls.
Correct.

I'm a little bit disheartened that no one in this thread has linked to actual data... There's a LOT of study on this topic: Social mobility in the US is measurably atrocious.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socioeconomic_mobility_in_the_...
It has footage of Santa Barbara from the 30s? I'd love to check it out - was born and raised there and worked at the Hotel Santa Barbara briefly which is the only hotel old enough to fit this bill!
Re upgrades, have you tried pg_upgrade for upgrades in place?

Re enums, we had a similar thing and simply went with a smallint column instead of enum.
Just really liked the content, simple and yet effective tips.
See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monopoly_(game); according to the article, she created two sets of rules for the game: the classic monopoly game to show how unfair monopolies are, and another one to demonstrate how she thought it should be fairly done.
Write a tokio 0.2 framed TCP stream codec, push its values to Kafka (Rust)
My intuition is that you are correct that some marginal logistics operators will go belly-up, but I think the end result of that is a lot of equipment becomes available at low prices, and the cost of running a logistics operation goes down. Labor probably also gets cheaper with all the people who have been laid off. Anyone with cash can invest at great prices. So while there would be some disruption, there should be enough capacity to go around.
We’ve worked hard to deliver WebRTC and make it better over time. If you have specific bugs to report, please share!
UK debunks 5G-coronavirus link after conspiracy theorists burn cell tower
Net worth per capita is another measurement worth considering. $400m at roman population size is nuts.
Hummingbirds actually proves my point here, on how life and death solve the symbol grounding problem.

What is a "stable grasp"? An entire body of classical robotics literature is devoted to answering this problem. I work on robotic grasping research and defining what it means to grasp something successfully is a little tricky unless you have a broader context of what the grasping is for.

Nature doesn't care whether hands exist or not - only that the animal can feed. That is why we see such a spectrum of appendages in the animal kingdom. Some are hand-like, others not at all, and some in between. In some sense, "hand" is a mental construct of human language.
Nitpick: he's not talking about the Drittes Reich, he clearly must be talking about the experience people had in eastern German DDR / "German people's republic".
5-second video snippets is the new medium, just as tweets were to blogs.
We’d love your feedback on how you are looking to use these APIs. A lot of our work is driven by developer feedback.

Also, for the SameSite Lax thing, can you explain a bit more? That sounds like a bug. If you have a reproducible case, please file at bugs.webkit.org and let me know the Bug ID.
That's actually been the standard story for most of the time. Dangerous mostly to at-risk individuals, but requiring ventilators for a succinct percentage of people who aren't at risk.

That's the main reason that Britain changed their tactic, and the main reason most countries are worried, especially about ventilators.

That narrative isn't final- there's a lot of unknowns. As you say, we are now thinking there are more asymptomatic people than we thought, which would be huge.
You and Alex agree. https://wearethene.ws/notable/94836
Unlike Wintel, Apple absorbs the lion’s share of profits in the iOS ecosystem, and seem to want apps to be free complements to their hardware.
How is this large set of web platform improvements evidence of holding back PWAs?
A short guide to avoiding common pitfalls in interpreting Covid-19 stats
Yeah I came by to say the same thing. I understand that "cumulative" and "dead" are super sensationalist, but what really matters isn't how many people have had it, but how many people have it right now and how that number's changing day by day. It's impossible to figure out and it makes this chart very misleading.

For instance, China's hovering around 10e5 cases on the chart, but they have 2e3. That's three orders of magnitude misleading, especially when 95-100% of people recover completely and are quite unlikely to get it again.

tl;dr: China features prominently on those graphs but their outbreak is contained and finished, they've re-opened internally and pollution (hence factory output) is returning to normal. The graph doesn't reflect that in a meaningful way. [1]

[1] https://www.forbes.com/sites/jeffmcmahon/2020/03/22/video-wa...
I don't know the specifics here but many official sites also can have compromised parts, e.g. a subdomain with an old wordpress install or similar can get taken over.
I mean they could've taken inspiration from India's 21 day lockdown. Indian PM was very clear, despite the almost impossible nature of the task he clearly mentioned in his first speech that 'Jaan hai to Jahaan hai' roughly translates to you can only enjoy the world if you live first, so first save yourself.

Bangladesh is even more densely populated than India but hopefully the summer heat reduces the spread. Although i do empathize with how difficult and nearly impossible it is for them to make people stay inside. Also difficult to convince religious people who feel it is a rumor or something else. Unless someone they know dies.
Show HN: Golang tool to convert Linux host into TCP Load balaner via iptables
I always use Avisynth and Virtualdub with Deshaker
You must be an employee for the TN visa. As a founder, he would not qualify.
Rather than waiting on people to change their behavior (stopping the use of one of the fundamental elements of typography), you would have greater luck installing a browser plugin that removes <i> tags from webpages.
I'm not sure if the equation is right but I've done a daily case plot for Indian cases.

https://gist.github.com/theSage21/29608c666a378dcb276a9dd9e4...
Thanks! I had a chat with a mathematician friend today, and we came up with a fairly simple resolution actually that I'm pretty satisfied with: the trick here is to stop thinking of particles as T-symmetric billiard balls, and just to assume that there exists microscopic T-asymmetric interactions.

If we assume molecular chaos hypothesis (independent particle velocities prior to collision) and take into account probabilistic collisions occurring at the 2-particle microscopic level, then post-collision velocities are now dependent, thereby imposing an ordering to time.

I have to think more about this though, and I'm still struggling with understanding the circular dependency between entropy "being time" and entropy being "caused" by "motion" (with respect to ... time?)
1. Keep in mind NASA has multiple Centers and only one (Houston) is dedicated to human-rated spaceflight

2. Dirty little secret: even when NASA uses “startups” like SpaceX to launch and things go awry, the taxpayers are still on the hook for the majority of the loss because the Agency is self-insured
You can also reuse previous and following frames instead of using solid color borders
Here's a quick video explaining those graphs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54XLXg4fYsc

Log-Log graphs of new cases vs confirmed cases (which that graphs) is by far the best way to represent the data that I've seen.
Is China not a super power? Europe?
I want to design a game where the setup involves starting off playing Monopoly and then everyone choosing to switch into playing a game for practicing living in a gift economy. Anyone want to help with the concept?
Not only that it is an Islamic country which means thousands of people do gather for Friday prayers at every mosque which adherents take seriously. Not trying to criticize the practice just saying that it is not easy to stop people from attending, this has been happening across India too.

The biggest super spreaders in India was an international religious gathering of Tableeghi Jamaat which took place despite a ban.
Agreed that's much better, and addresses all the concerns in my sister post. Thanks for sharing!
Many of NASAs robotic missions are done through JPL which doesn’t follow all the same rules, but you’re absolutely right about the PR
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Before suing NSO Group, Facebook allegedly sought their software to spy on users
2003 was when I picked PG as preferred. Since then I've continues to work with DBs and of course evaluated Maria at least every 18 months (or a client was paying me to do this). PG continues to win for nearly every case I throw at it. Like when NoSQL was a fad (why tho!?) but PG had native json, then jsonb types. I didn't even have to look at that silly Mongo, PG baba!
I've seen some CS and math PhD grads being employed for software engineering roles where all that mattered was knowing framework X by heart, memorizing GoF patterns, TDD, DDD, SOLID, clean code and all what uncle Bob was preaching in the '90s and early 2000.

I think both CS and software engineering have their own importance but they are not the same. It's better to hire the right person for the job.
I always use triple tilde instead, ie
~~~language
code
~~~
is the same as
```language
code
```
(at least on github)

Depending on your keyboard it might be easier to type.
For what it's worth, I found OpenStreetMaps and the Open Source Routing Machine to be sufficient for our purposes.

If you don't want features like real-time traffic awareness, it's worth investigating the open source tooling. It can save a LOT of money.
Why would you think habits will change because of this?
You get a warm fuzzy feeling. And maybe the Ruby Goldberg machine of human suffering you activate when buying with them is a bit less cruel than that of Amazon.
Your place in life is the intersection of circumstance and merit.

Imagine 4 integers

(MeritWeight * Merit) * (CircumstancesWeight Circumstances)

We can disagree what respective weights ought to be assigned but its pretty clear that it circumstances favor you sufficiently your trajectory is high regardless of merit. If your Merit is high enough your trajectory may be high regardless of merit.

I don't think anyone disagrees much even though passionate arguments are passed by all.

The thing is that only a minority are gifted by circumstances and most people are neither worthless nor extremely worthy. The merely average are bound for average lives at best in most cases and often for lesser lives depending on how other circumstances of their lives play out.

When people say that life is unfair, which it is, and you say but look here is a list of a minority of worthy who made good despite middling or worse circumstances as if this itself were a refutation you are aren't even addressing the same argument, let alone refuting it.

For the record. The average small business owners salary is 66-73k in the US. By contrast the median individual income is 40k. A middle class individual whose father owned a "hole in the wall" had a family that probably had more to start with than 70% of their fellows. This example is itself a demonstration of your lack of perspective.

You literally think someone who started off better than average started out with substantial disadvantages.
We actually shipped pointer events a while ago. What’s new here is support for an external mouse or trackpad attached to an iPad generating real mouse events (and mouse type pointer events) instead of touch events.
Why wont they open again? People will still need clothes. Im not sure what has changed?
> A huge time saving over workflows involving video editors.

VirtualDub and Avidemux are (simple) video editors that do it exactly the same way.
I think real time traffic awareness is exactly what the poster wanted, but yeah it seems like people who don’t need that would be better off using OSS where possible.
Even when a bank or organisation does have good general security practices, I have, far too many times, encountered CS agents who have leaked information like sieves - given me multiple attempts on passwords, hinted which address I’ve registered with. I get why - many people have no idea about any of this stuff, and if CS don’t cut corners they never get to serve anyone. Many, many people I know can’t recall any passwords, and reset them every single time they need them.

I was recently targeted by I-don’t-know-what. Third party opened a fault ticket on my BT FTTC line, and then through a combination of SMS SC spoofing, real links to BT systems, and false links to very plausible looking “book an engineer visit” screens tried to get me to invite a criminal over to play with my technology.

The idea was likely to get me to welcome some unknown party into my home to mess with my router - I would assume putting some kind of packet sniffer in place to skim data and cards - but I honestly have no idea to what ends.

As a general rule, I ignore all communication from banks and service providers, as I’ve nearly fallen for a “card fraud” scam twice - the second time, they already had my card, and had already done some petty fraud that they wanted to talk to me about, with the hope of me giving them access to my online banking. The worst case in ignoring them is that they will try again. If it’s actually important, they’ll keep trying. If it’s fraud, I’ll notice and will contact them.
I also mostly edit Markdown in vim.

I hate that I have no idea how it will render on Github or wherever without actually pushing a test commit out, or using Github's interactive UI + copypaste to preview.

There's a bunch of command line tools and libraries implementing a variety of incompatible supersets of markdown.

Anyway, you can write Markdown-style plaintext documents without trying to conform to Markdown. The point of markdown is to be able to render those straightforward documents as pretty web pages without the degree of uglifying and boilerplate markup that HTML requires.
Yeah, unfortunately I'm not aware of any open/free sources of real-time traffic data.
In Iceland the sample is not random. It's based on people volunteering, people with symptoms are going to be overrepresented.
This is a fascinating argument, thank you for sharing.
The 'food desert' concept is a fantasy, there is no such thing.

In fact, trying to understand how such an upside-down false narrative could even exist, is the more interesting aspect of the 'food desert' phenom.

The density of fresh food is indeed lower in some areas, but always within reach. More important, this an issue of supply and demand: food is the most ancient of all commerce. Where people want to buy a food, it will be present. The very premise of 'food desert' is fundamentally flawed from the start. Food is a very competitive, very open, very dynamic, very well understood phenom. There are essentially zero places in America wherein there is truly unfulfilled demand at a basic level. Food stores cover every nook and cranny and balance quite well with demand.

Also - fresh food is the healthiest food, and it's also the cheapest. It requires work to prepare it. Processed and prepared food is the most expensive, and generally less nutritious. Though there are some anomalies (ie milk), food is still cheap.

The price of food has been deflating consistently over time. Just 2 generations ago food might have made up 24% of a HH budget, now it's 1/2 that.

Poverty exists, food insecurity exists, and surely there are some people who can't access what they need, but in general, the 'food desert' things is an invented narrative.
In the website :) the desktop app is almost ready. I'll personally send an email to everyone on the waiting list when it's ready so if you'd like to get notified please just add your email in the waiting list field :)
Not sure where capital is being destroyed here.

Someone gets great machines for half price.

Someone gets paid to remove the equipment from the store.
Bill Gates is funding factories to manufacture 7 potential Covid vaccines
That's if the market is optimal. The market is not optimal as the big players buy the smaller ones and centralise where taxes are low, rather than stay where they came from.
Very easy on a US keyboard. It's just the top-left key, directly adjacent to '1' and below Escape. No modifiers (shift, whatever) required.
Thanks for reporting the bug! I thought I'd fixed this issue. Which version of MacOS/iOS/Safari are you using?

Edit: I just realized that I just hadn't pushed the latest version which contained this fix. v3.0.17 is up and running now (was v3.0.15). Please let me know if you continue to experience this or any other issue!
You can cancel your online streaming, I got free slot on my accounts :) I'd be happy to share with you.
" notably the buying power has gone down massively because wages have not kept up with rent/healthcare/education."

This is simply not true, it's the other way around. Food has never before been easier to access and cheaper. [1]

[1] https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2015/03/02/389578089/yo...
Its from an Uber post - more story and follow up in this post https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/226879/did-postgresq...
You are vastly overestimating the human capacity for seeking comfort and getting back to normal.
VenueGen, a browser-based web conferencing service
Do most Germans use QWERTZ?
> With uncontrolled pandemic, something like 5-10% of people would be out sick, 20% of those in the hospital.

It doesn't look that that estimate is nearly right. It is true that there are always people reported as "tested positive having no symptoms at the moment" but that is different from "tested positive and never developed the symptoms" due to the point where we are in the exponential curve. In short, the numbers could be significantly worse in an uncontrolled pandemic.

Now if it's only e.g. every second person that can be infected and completely remained asymptotic all the time, in an uncontrolled outbreak you'd have a moment where e.g. 10% of all population is so sick to need the hospital. And no system could sustain that. The reason for the huge hospital need is not "to give them a nice bed" but that they could be exactly those who will eventually need the machine to be kept alive.
Is this satire?

Not only should people get 'free food' but someone else should have to deliver it to them as well so that they have 'equality'?
This isn’t some threshold below which results are meaningless, it’s a time period approximation.

Given the lack of computerised record keeping at the time compared to now, it’s more important to have a reliable metric from the period than hit the 100y mark exactly
Similarly, jpgs are encoded in blocks, so as long as you cut along block lines, you can crop a jpg without decoding or re-encoding.
If she is not your spouse, then she will not be able to accompany you on your TN visa. If she is your spouse, she can enter on a TD visa while accompanying you. The TD visa does not have work authorization so she will not be able to get a work permit. So to answer your question: Never.

However, being in the US will allow her more opportunities to interview with companies that may be willing to sponsor her on other visas that will grant work authorization.

Another route is the F1 student visa to OPT/CPT.
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Just wanted to say that was such a fantastic read. Incredible stuff. I aspire to be as talented in Applied crypto.
(As does HTML. HTML5, XHTML, HTML4.x, HTML3, ...)
I love this idea of bringing realism into board games like this.

I want to design a hippie anarchist postcapitalism gift economy game to transition into from choosing to stop playing Monopoly. Set the whole game up as usual, but add Jubilee (holiday of forgiving all debt and redistributing wealth) to top of community chest & General Strike (everyone stops working and paying bills) to chance below the top card (to give Monopoly a second chance to redeem itself? :P ), and then start playing the gift economy game.
Yeah Apple would never do it. Best you can hope for is YOUR government doing this vs other governments to help protect you from foreign malware. If you own government has a poorly funded intelligence apparatus or is actually the one spying on you, you're out of luck.
I understand the OODA loop thanks.

I was replying directly to your point that military historians found that some military commanders were making good decisions based on the info available even if they caused grand follys. I was pointing out that doesn’t really say much as most people try to make good decisions but won’t always be able to or won’t be making decisions that actually matter as external forces overwhelm no matter what decision is made.

The best laid plans of mice and men often go askew to paraphrase Burns.
Does any editor other than emacs support it in practice? And does the tooling around it run outside of elisp?
One reason is that daily increases are very volatile/noisy. The standard way to handle this is to use n-day moving averages, but they have a time lag and are harder to interpret.

Financial Times has the best graphical trackers I've seen. They used to show cumulative counts, but switched to 7-day moving averages of daily increases" recently.

https://www.ft.com/coronavirus-latest

I agree that displaying increases/growth rates are more informative overall, but it does take more time to understand the metrics. (Just compare the descriptions: "Total Deaths" vs "7-day moving average of daily increase in Total Deaths")
Not obvious from the front or releases page (without clicking around), but this is a multiplatfor app, Linux/Windows/Mac.
> only true question

you mean like, the last question?
If you start on the wrong path, optimizations can only go so far. That's why Android still sucks after all those years of investments. That's why IntelliJ is stills slow as a dog, even on the most beefy modern machine. I wish Jetbrains would have written their IDE in something else.