skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Did they close their whole country to control the spread? Are they mostly open now? Did they have the same rate of infections and deaths (even if they fudge numbers some)?

Look, I dislike CCP as much as anyone but I think we need to look at reality so we can be prepared.
Why is it so important to you that the "free world" follow the United States and by extension, one particular political party inside the United States. Why can't the "free world" be free and not need to check in with the United States for permission on everything? Is it really that important for the United States, and one particular political party inside the United States, to have control over the "free world"?
In my county, renters have to show hardship to skip their rent. Then they have 90 days to pay back any missed rent once the emergency has passed, which they can extend, 30 days at a time, up to 180 days total (including the first 90) if they can still show hardship.

Additionally, you cannot be evicted for lack of payment during the emergency. After is less clear.
Is this the team handling iTunesConnect and other such "services"? I'd definitely believe it.
...I kinda thought it was neet-o
Sanders probably isn't a viable candidate. He can't beat Biden head-to-head (he got almost all his delegates when there were many candidates still in the race). And even if he did, I don't think he can beat Trump.

On the other hand, I don't think Biden can, either. (Or at least I didn't before Covid 19, which hasn't shown Trump to be the pinnacle of competent leadership.) Is the cupboard really that bare at the Democratic Party, that these candidates are the best they have?
Replace ore with oil, but otherwise the same story in Canada.
Jim Keller invested in them I think.

SeerNet is the successor to the conditional computation type of papers, it remains to be seen how well it scales to real world datasets and hard networks.
> The below patch fixed the issue:

struct {
uint8_t dac_state;
- int dac_rd_index;
- int dac_rd_subindex;
- int dac_wr_index;
- int dac_wr_subindex;
+ uint8_t dac_rd_index;
+ uint8_t dac_rd_subindex;
+ uint8_t dac_wr_index;
+ uint8_t dac_wr_subindex;
uint8_t dac_palette[3 * 256];
uint32_t dac_palette_rgb[256];
} vga_dac;

> The VGA device emulation in bhyve uses 32-bit signed integer as DAC Address Write Mode Register and DAC Address Read Mode Register. These registers are used to access the palette RAM, having 256 entries of intensities for each value of red, green and blue. Data in palette RAM can be read or written by accessing DAC Data Register.

> After three successful I/O access to red, green and blue intensity values, DAC Address Write Mode Register or DAC Address Read Mode Register is incremented automatically based on the operation performed. Here is the issue, the values of DAC Address Read Mode Register and DAC Address Write Mode Register does not wrap under index of 256 since the data type is not 'uint8_t', allowing an untrusted guest to read or write past the palette RAM into adjacent heap memory.

Ugh, this looks like an ugly patch :( How about not letting the index overflow in the first place?

> Though FreeBSD does not have ASLR

Why not?!
> Landlord service Naborly creates 'blacklist' of tenants who are nonessential and can't work from home

I agree this seems like bad ML. Why assign so much weight to a once a century event?
> Prevention and treatment are different though.

There are different, but they are not mutually exclusive.

> A patient who is already severely depressed and anhedonic and struggling to leave the bed is unlikely to suddenly start dieting an exercising.

I had the same symptoms, I found that exercising and dieting was the only thing that gave me pleasure (other than alcohol or cannabis). During the thick of it I would do pull-ups by walking to the bar, knocking some out (if I had a RA flare-up then I would do planks), and then collapsing after my heart-rate went back down. The issue was that people kept telling me to keep eating carbohydrate, which was causing lots of inflammation (I had tons of visceral fat). I also found that direct sun exposure improved my symptoms a ton (I was talking a D3 supplement prior).

Maybe if we told people "We have no idea how to cure this--the only proven method is diet & exercise, and this often lead to an early death if you don't start now" it would work? Once I realized that myself, it was a huge kick in the ass. I was figuratively paralyzed because no one seemed to give me this most basic advice, and the only way to get to a psychologist where I live is to self-harm.

I know a cancer survivor who was told that, and she did it, at 65, and she was obese by a large margin with severe trauma from the chemo.
What's the motivation to use Chrome and IE Tab v. MS Edge (where the Chromium-based product supports IE Tab-like functionality natively)? Or just long enough ago before the Chromium-based Edge shipped?
I always recommend http://doc.qt.io/

btw, appleseed looks nice. I'm looking for a ray tracker that can render typical 720p indoor scene under 15 seconds. (similar to https://appleseedhq.net/img/renders/bedroom-2.jpg)

Can appleseed do that (this will need hardware acceleration I think)?
If you have Plex running check out SyncLounge too: http://synclounge.tv/
My state was going Clinton regardless of how I voted, so the only meaningful vote I had was for a 3rd party (which can lead to them getting funding).
Are there any frameworks like this that support IE10 or IE11?
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I spent many hours in the early 2000s playing RTCW:ET, I haven't played in 15 years and didn't know about ET Legacy. Downloading that now and going to see if there's a server about!

Thanks :)
Then that becomes part of the payload that you decompress, and you no longer have a 0 byte payload.
That's true but they may be able to cancel the contract based on a force majeure clause because of the global pandemic.
Would it be legal for O'Connor to simply make his logs public? It certainly wouldn't be ethical, but it would show the value of what he has.
Note that all the browser market share data shows a distinct difference between weekday and weekend browser market share: IE has way more market share during the week.
So... is data good or is it not? I mean, I am sure each and every bank, renter, landlord, whatever has a list including those people who did not pay on April 1.

Otherwise it would be against everybody’s interests.

What is the problem here? Intent? Ah, then the burden of the proof is greater.
Yeah, I saw that... last release was just a few days ago... I thought that since the Java standard distribution stopped shipping it, it would just die off and JMC would become the new standard tool... knowing that it's still alive makes me very happy, especially after Oracle fired the whole team working on JMC[1] immediately after open-sourcing it..

However, in the VisualVM downloads page[2], they say:

"VisualVM has also been distributed in Oracle JDK 6~8 as Java VisualVM. It has been discontinued in Oracle JDK 9. See the Upgrading Java VisualVM page to learn how to upgrade to the latest VisualVM."

That's confusing wording: it sounds like they did "discontinue" something... I think they mean it just stopped being bundled with the JVM, which is not the same thing as discontinuing it.

[1] https://www.infoq.com/news/2018/06/open-source-jmc/
[2] https://visualvm.github.io/download.html
Why doesn’t this extension have a Twitter page?
the whole concept of predicting human behavior on very sparse and backward-looking data is problematic, not just in this one instance. even in cases where we have a ginormous amount of data (equity markets, self-driving cars) and a recognizable set of rules/heuristics does it fail to predict human behavior well enough to depend on predictive models. we're infinitely complex relative to these models. they just don't seem to have enough degrees of freedom to pin us down (yet; who knows in a thousand years).

in the case of landlords, it's tantalizing to pay a few bucks and get some comfort that you've done your due diligence, rather than facing the uncomfortable reality and esteem hit that there is no certainty predicting future behavior. and renters pay for that ignorance and moral hazard.
What if the thing you're responding to is a response to another response from someone else? You shouldn't need to click 4 different messages just to understand the context. I like being able to see the context without doing anything more strenuous than rolling the mouse wheel.
I dunno which of the paywalled publications OP wants to draw attention to
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My concern is that he politicizes things that should not be politicized - the Justice Department, for instance. The damage from the precedent will survive after Trump is gone.

(Yes, I know, there was some politicizing of Justice before Trump. There probably always has been. And there was the IRS business under Obama. But it seems to be much worse - or at least much more public - under Trump.)
I wonder after the mess of WeWork plays out:

Who buys all those buildings / assets?

There have to be some pretty good deals out there considering a collapse of WeWork / fire sale and the economy for someone who can manage some these assets.
This is not accurate. If you are physically here on a student visa and you land a job with a large corporate that is willing to sponsor you (which is common for graduates with tech degrees or from ivy league schools), then you do _not_ need to enter the lottery for your visa.

Many many fellow engineering students went down this road with me - all are US citizens now.
On desktop (laptop truly) here
On Windows, you should be able to set `security.enterprise_roots.enabled` to true. Might have to restart Firefox for it to recognize.
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Wouldn't it be cheaper if the image is infrequently accessed? I'm thinking in the extreme case where you have some 10-year-old photo that no one's looked at in 7 years. In that case the storage costs are everything because the marginal CPU cost is 0.
There's actually a TON of regulatory compliance involved with tenant screening like this in the US.

Pretty sure that they run afoul of a few provisions in the FCRA. That they claim to "keep reporting fully confidential and DO NOT notify your tenant that you have reported to our system." seems really fishy to me. If a landlord makes an adverse decision based on information in their system, the person being screened has a legal right to view that information and dispute it.
I recall Adam Smith not being a fan of landlords.
I expect Trident is a very long way from being killed, if it ever is. I expect it'll remain around for much the same reason as many of the old Windows APIs have.
Really beautifully written and documented code!

https://github.com/nornagon/jonesforth/blob/master/jonesfort...
Assuming the blacklist is changed into a new variable in the risk assessment equation, a missed payment for April 1st could probably answer the question "did this person have enough saved to cover one rent check?". This assumes they didn't intentional skip rent with forgiveness in mind, to save for upcoming months without work. I can't imagine missed payments after April will be useful.
Repetition is the key to mastery. Studies show you need to hear something 10-20 times before you internalize it:

https://psycnet.apa.org/record/1990-00422-001
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*does have, it's shipped now!
Yep, in all of this we strive to provide quantitative metrics to back up the values and traits.

For example, we were writing a profile today for a company and shared data on how many engineers had been internally promoted to IC and management roles in the last year. And, we backed that up with specific stories from the last 6 months about how that was done. Plus we fill in Q&A questions to share that the IC/Manager paths are equivalent in pay and other common questions we know engineers have.

Thanks for that list of data points as that is very helpful!

We hope to expand to offer more of those as we get going too. And, break them out into a less narrative structure when it makes sense.
Price discovery is easy. Every domain is available once a year. Anyone can bid. If you want to keep the domain, you pay 1% of the highest bid, otherwise the bidder gets it (they have to put in the money to secure the bid).

The only downside is that well capitalized bidders could harass small owners with outsized bids, if they were willing to possibly end up with ownership.
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The only thing we know is something big happened and it's probably going to have some effect. That's it. It's not like we don't have examples from history to look at. Even with the clarity of hind site can you say what the effect of the AIDS crisis was? Polio? Spanish flu? No we can't. Would things have been different if they hadn't happened other than a lot of people wouldn't be dead? Sure, but how would they have been different? Not so sure. I don't think it's even worth speculating other than knowing that whatever you come up with is probably going to be wrong.
I'm Just Testing
I haven't been looking for him, but he's obviously not been able to make headlines, either.

I don't personally have a dog in this fight, but it says something when people on both sides of the aisle question Biden's mental health. It was even posted in the Washington Post, this isn't just me imagining things.
Depends on how common each is. It's a signal that puts people in the top or bottom X% of renters. If knowing someone is in the bottom 90% of renters isn't that useful, then knowing someone else is in the top 10% is, yes. If the threshold is closer to the median, then both sides are closer in usefulness to each other.

I'd be pretty surprised if making rent in April was really at the 90th percentile, though.
There should be a book (or comedy skit) about the people who use Forth, called "Who's on FORTH?"

What are you asking me for??? I don’t know!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTcRRaXV-fg
You underestimate the damage he already has done. The federal administration has been gutted by employees fleeing, getting fired and not replaced. He raised ethnic violence in the US. He damages international alliances. He gave North Korea and Iran time to do their stuff. He enshrined the current Middle-Eastern "no-peace" process.

If he gets a second term, he will change the supreme court for the next two or three generations, enabling the GOP to rule over a majority. Banning abortion is a major setback to equal rights for women. Under Trump, there is no progress on ethnic or gender equalities. Given the time, he will turn back any progress on health insurance.

He already messed up the response to several Hurricanes, set Iran on a path towards nuclear weapons (and a near-certain war with Israel), and is at least two months late in responding to Covid-19.

Maybe you think he can't mess up much more because he has messed up so much already that there isn't much left. I believe you are mistaken!
Just testing the replies
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Agree, but economists do have a solution for this problem. Self-assess the value and pay taxes based on that value. If someone/the government makes an offer that is some percentage greater than that value, you must sell.
Also don't forget that IPv6 ::1 is localhost too.
I did attempt purge DKMS, and confirmed the kernel module is the one I've just compiled.

I have it in the tool menu in OBS Studio. If I start the stream with RGB the camera doesn't work. If I start it with YUV32 as suggested in most guides, OBS just segfaults. switching it to YU2 was a helpful hint -- it just doesn't work as opposed to segfaulting.
Being obsessed with Trump gives the luxury of turning off one's brain while discussing politics, which is pretty much a requirement for anyone who is a partisan. All one needs to know is "Trump BAD!" or "Trump GOOD!" to play the game of contemporary politics. Having a nuanced view on anything without it first being filtered through the lens of Trump is unacceptable in the world of partisans. It sure makes deciding issues much easier since all one has to do is find out the concession for their side and stick to it because to not do so is to be on the wrong side of Trump (the only issue that counts for the modern partisan).
Time it looks like. Future versions are getting it apparently.

https://wiki.freebsd.org/ASLR
Instead of sending traffic anywhere, why don't they have the destination address first send a (slack-authenticated) request to the TURN server saying "I'm happy to receive traffic from [SOURCE]" and then a temporary window is opened for [SOURCE] to open a connection to that specific destination.
Decent clients can forward threads, as attachments (typically in mbox format, I believe), which decent receiving clients can read, natively.
In this case, that's great news
Totally agree. I've been rolling every service out with mTLS. It was a huge PITA tho without a service mesh (which we can't use for different reasons), so I built a drop-in solution for use with any Kubernetes.

I'm still developing on it a bit but my solution is open source [1]. If anybody want to use this I'm happy to provide answers to questions, and quick bug fixes (as this directly benefits my work right now). If you're using kubernetes this is a pretty easy drop in for your pod. It's part of our default setup now.

[1] https://github.com/FreedomBen/metals
A Handy ECS in Rust
Stanford to offer free online CS class during pandemic
I wish there was an easy way to do mutual TLS auth with pre-shared keys that can be stored and copy/pasted just like normal passwords or API keys without having to maintain a CA and handle certificate issuing & renewal (sure, technically forever-lived certificates aren't as secure, but even those would already be a major upgrade compared to the status quo).
A rapid PCR test, proved during the anthrax attacks, steps into the Covid battle
I am using a hetzner.cloud box for €5.88/month for a personal Jitsi instance without problems. There servers are in Europe though, so if you are somewhere else on the globe, it might be better idea to look for a provider which is geographically closer to you
He is talking about the lemon problem. Landowners are as a rule completely worthless. A conscientious landowner (if such a thing existed) spends more on maintenance but cannot recover the outlays because most everyone else makes higher profits and drives him out of business. We need a revolution.
Good, that means more are available for purchase and that this design is easy to replicate.
Although having banking details means you'll get the money faster, it's not required since the IRS will issue a paper check. This is important for people who are unable to open a bank account. Many homeless people will be in that boat.
I studied CS at Duke. If students in your program can ask the mentor questions about their problem sets, I highly doubt Duke CS department will allow this. Our program was hyperaware of cheating. Most problem sets were supposed to be done individually. They were using software to audit our submissions to catch cheating.

I think students would pay to get help on their problem sets. I knew many students that paid for Chegg. I don't know many students will pay for general tutoring.

Also, keep in mind, a lot of people try CS and don't end up liking it. Most people I know would not want to be a programmer even if they were guaranteed to get A+s in all their college CS classes. It takes a certain type of person to love staring at code on a computer screen 8 hours a day. It's not for everyone.
Here is the actual link: https://readylayer.one/
Very interesting. Have you had any pushback from school administrators who may be concerned with wealthy students gaining an unfair advantage? Although I guess this is no different than private tutoring, which most schools are okay with as far as I know.
That policy seems to align well with what my gut tells me was fair in my post.
This is not really 2FA. SMS 2FA is better than this. TOTP (or HOTP) or a combination is much better. FIDO U2F is way better. There are much better solutions out there with usability as well like passwordless barcode scanning by vendors like SAASPASS.

Disclosure: work for an SI that implements IAM solutions that include SAASPASS.
The sync appears to be unidirectional only

>Can rclone do bi-directional sync?

>No, not at present. rclone only does uni-directional sync from A -> B. It may do in the future though since it has all the primitives - it just requires writing the algorithm to do it

The difference between "copy" and "sync" is also a bit subtle:

> Copy files from source to dest, skipping already copied

> Make source and dest identical, modifying destination only.

That is, while "sync" may delete files on the destination so that it mirrors the source, copy will never do so.

I feel a better name for "sync" would have been "clone", conveying both the unidirectionality and the fact that it will make the destination like source.
I don't see how... what's replaced REST? Maybe other technologies have added to it (like graphql and gRPC?)
I’m sad that even though this unique design was done and put online for anyone to print by Prusa, he is hardly mentioned now. On top of that, the design is already commercialized.

EDIT: I see now that the design is different, you’re right
This is why you have meetings and phone calls.
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1.Wash your hands frequently
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3. Avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth
4. Practice respiratory hygiene
5. Always go for check up
6 Always Stay informed and follow advice given by your healthcare provider

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Context: https://www.theverge.com/2020/4/5/21209270/apple-face-shield...

“Our first shipment was delivered to Kaiser hospital facilities in the Santa Clara Valley this past week, and the feedback from doctors was very positive,” Cook says. “These pack flat, one hundred per box. Each shield is assembled in less than two minutes and is fully adjustable. We’re sourcing materials and manufacturing in the US and China.”

Apple plans to ship more than one million shields by the end of this week and a further million each week after that. So far the company has been working to distribute them across the US, but plans to expand elsewhere soon. “Our focus is on unique ways Apple can help, meeting essential needs of caregivers urgently and at a scale the circumstances require,” Cook says.
Is there an Apple contact for medical providers to make requests to?
Well, TFA was a video, so I've just been going off of the comments here. So, if I understand you correctly, the issue is with ORM, rather than with OOP or with the RDBMS. And you wouldn't use an ORM in FP, so you don't have the problem there.
It's not like owning land is free... There are mortages to pay, maintenance costs, costs to having an empty apartment sit there between renters, a cost to find renters, upgrade costs, furnishing costs if you do that, taxes, security, management, regulations, savings for a crisis (if you're a responsible landlord), etc etc. Sure landlords can make a lot of money but it's not like they're some fountain of money that won't go bust after months of no rent. Not to mention most landlords have a job anyway.
Covid-19 console for an Indian State using the data launched by the Government
I'd disagree on the Mario Kart example. The core mechanics of that series have stayed roughly the same, but the little additions have created a different, deeper experience:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3oz5uth_90

It feels beautiful.
But

> It is disabled by default.

Why?