skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
“These prevalence estimates represent a range between 48,000 and 81,000 people infected in Santa Clara County by early April, 50-85-fold more than the number of confirmed cases. Conclusions The population prevalence of SARS-CoV-2 antibodies in Santa Clara County implies that the infection is much more widespread than indicated by the number of confirmed cases.”
And what if she lives to be 100 like Strom Thurmond?
I keep hearing this sentiment, but I cannot square it with the fact that a non-trivial percent of infected people need to be on ventilators for roughly 20 days. If, back in December, 10k people had what we now know as Covid, there would have been dozens of people on ventilators for weeks at a time in January. The average flu patient needing intubation is only on a ventilator for about 5 days. I just don't see a situation where we have dozens of people testing negative for the flu yet requiring a higher level of ICU care and no alarm bells are raised.

My optimistic side wants the truth to be that there are many strains, and the worst one spread in the last few months. This would mean that there are other strains that provide adequate anti-bodies and yet are mild enough to go unnoticed by professionals.
A significant part are though and it would be helpful for that segment.
To me the results seem vastly superior to those sort of simple DSP algorithms. The video shows a comparison with some denoising: https://youtu.be/qWKUFK7MWvg?t=102
Agreed. It gets to an important point of the purpose of the photo. Photo as a record versus photo as an aesthetic piece. This hurts the photo as a record but improves the photo as an aesthetic piece. This would be a bad addition to a security camera, but perhaps a good addition to an instagram pipeline. There are plenty of other issues there, like is it good/healthy for stuff like instagram to be diverging away from records, creating unrealistic (or perhaps literally unreal) expectations. We're taking what are slowly inching closer to imaginative art pieces and presenting them as records.
The idea of SPA, is to not have to send 'useless' data at every page change (like the HTML layout), but only the strict necessary data with a JSON payload. Especially coupled with good caching.
Also it offloads computation done on the server to clients (templating).

So generally yes SPA are heavier, but they are more powerful. It's a matter of tradeoffs.
Airbus achieves world’s first fully automatic refuelling contacts
This page should not be even needed. Having your data be in something like this should be opt-in.
Use a profile picture that's already public and have been crawled a bajillion times. E.g. https://twitter.com/jbverschoor/photo
ICANN delays .org sale again after scathing letter from California AG
That's not true anymore. I've been paided and knows others who continue to be paid in bitcoin.
It happens :) You did pose a very interesting question!
Why? Because of Biden background?
New York Businesses Do the Pandemic Pivot to Survive
California has 2X the population of New York. NY has more than 17X the number of deaths and while the daily deaths rate there is slowing it still far outpaces CA's daily rate. I don't know how you can look at those numbers and conclude the disease was spreading unchecked in California for multiple months.
Indeed, only big free software silos manage to fight this push off (think Gnome, KDE, Debian, FreeBSD... and even some of those are partially pulled in like Ubuntu, which even had its own hosting platform in Launchpad.net).

I like to say that I was a free software developer before github, which means that I never really participated in it, but I frequently feel excluded when I am asked for my github profile ("sorry, there is nothing there, but I can point you at a dozen other repos...").

I am still resisting, but who knows for how long :)
Thanks, going to put a video up.
one of the "real" applications of Lidar, which is aerial photogrammetry, is to map terrain from the sky. It is very often done at night, as there is very little traffic. You should be fine with measuring objects in the dark with this iPad Lidar as far as I can tell.

About 3D printing - the iPad Lidar seems to have a _very_ low resolution, so for 3D printing you should wait for some next generations of micro-lidars.
No, it's an observation that there is no sharp line between invention and discovery. If you want to dispute that, you'll have to tell me how I can distinguish between the two.
I'm not sure I would call Tesla a success. The company has racked up GAAP losses of close to $7 billion since going public, and has never made an annual profit. Whatever Elon Musk has created, it doesn't look anything like a sustainable business.
What if I'm a former California resident? Does the law say they have to delete photos of me taken in California?
We get CNN.com outside the US as well.
Not surprising at all that SourceHut came out on top, but the gap between Github and Gitlab is interesting.

This is probably too much to ask -- it would be great if in the future this page would be expanded by location where the lighthouse was run on. I would be curious to see if there's any variation found across countries.

In my experience running lighthouse locally vs Google's PageSpeed Insights gave non-trivially different results, never did figure out if that's purely because of different location this is being run from, or if I just failed to exactly replicate the configuration of the run PageSpeed Insights uses.
At roughly 10% infected the epidemic curve is in the steeply exponential portion of the curve, not the flattened end.

And, as a request, perhaps you could glance at the 'principle of charity' and choose some other term than 'vacuous' to describe an argument that your response clearly did not give sufficient thought to.
What an Italian cake taught me about innovation
What's the difference between Fake News and Hypernormalisation?
I will download your app later.

It’s interesting as I just worked on FFT and sound visualization with Python, Seems quite troublesome to circumvent the need for a sample buffer or time-windows.

If you see a way to monetize I would definitely do so. Only you can decide how unique your method is. If it is very unique, patent it? Perhaps Shazam or other apps could use your method?
> "arbitrariness or choice" is an illusion

after reading a little about quantum mechanics I'm not so sure any more.

>Even the arts can be seen as a process of discovery, specifically, the discovery of what processes and artifacts produce favorable reactions in human brains.

That assumes that the artists test their work against real audience and adjust their style accordingly. Maybe they do, but I'm sure that there are artists out there who just create art.
I'm talking about physically moving cards from one column to another. The skeuomorphism is preserved there.
Well I got the right CNN by the time I got to the end of the title, but, "Turner"? The British pastoral landscape painter? You lost me.
Should every person start keeping a list of all privacy intrusions and then opt out? That’s never going to work out due to user fatigue, which is what all these opt out platforms depend on (that nobody will go through the trouble of doing it).

(Not exactly the same) Just like Facebook announced a few years ago asking users to send it nude photos just so it could take down nude photos of that person, this also is ripe for abuse. It’s a matter of when, not if, they opt out information also leaks.
We can agree that profit motive can corrupt science and delivery of medicine without declaring that all of medicine is therefore bad.

It is called not throwing out the baby with the bath water.

Smart people make finer distinctions.
I used to work at Keysight's spectrum analyzer R&D group. They do this to simplify their manufacturing logistics and to try to get volume production efficiencies.

The monthly volume of any one particular SKU is so low that if they didn't combine all the models together, they would essentially be custom making everything.
In regards to warranties, it can be difficult to explain that service will cost money after a year for instance.

Especially when it's an issue a customer didn't directly cause (i.e. spontaneous part failure).
You must have been on a different forum and IRC network. :(
I don't follow this space closely (I believe XLA is related to MLIR, which I did mention), but strongly suspect that trying to run machine learning workloads portably is going to be one of the major drivers for building out tools and infrastructure for GPU compute.
That should be expected, I was having a hard time escaping periods in URL parameters properly. The invalid hostname problem should be fixed now.
It was loaded.

It contains an unjustified assumption that “logic, the art of making distinctions, the study of critical thinking and the foundation of mathematics" and [other?] art belong in different categories.

It also takes an incomplete view on "critical thinking". Drawing distinctions is complemented by abstracting similarities.

The creation of knowledge (in all its forms) is itself a form of artistic self-expression. It is essential to humans, and therefore essential to society.

As a programmer my medium of self-expression is software.
I am an artist as much as I am a logician and a scientist.

What I do is create. It also happens to be useful to others, which is why it pays fucking well too.
> If you ISL6258AHRTZ & ISL6259AHRTZ, your refunds are likely not due to "business quality."

> They reflect reality in a world where most people aren't savants with random long strings of seemingly meaningless letters/numbers that make up product codes for chipsets.

If you're selling products to people who aren't intimate enough with the product to tell them apart, and not doing a good enough job of guiding them before they put down their hard earned money, you're failing your customers. So it is very tied to business quality.

You should have warnings, or clear break downs of product descriptions they can use to confirm.

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A refund is not free for the user either, now they have to go and get a refund, hope they caught it quick enough for shipping, maybe ship it back.

So there is, almost by definition, no situation where you have a high refund rate, and aren't making your customers suffer, and that's not how a quality business is run
Amazon prepping to launch super-fast grocery delivery service in UK: the Grocer
> But remember that (as far as I know) you can do intuitionist mathematics in classical mathematics, but not the other way around.

There are a number of embeddings of classical logic into intuitionistic logic. The most popular/obvious is the double-negation embedding that maps a proposition to its double negation.
They can come out but you cannot go in. As in the article wechat but no visa. That is the problem. The world will have only 1 winner if this continue.
So, by encoding in base64, you’ve made a more complicated solution which is also slower and harder to use? This seems like it is worse in every conceivable way. The only reason I can see for embedding base64 is if you need the source code to be compact, which makes sense for e.g. JavaScript but makes no sense for C.

I’ll take the simple, fast, and easy solution, thank you.
Perhaps it depends on "which court". The legal systems in some parts of the world would allow it.
It was a really big deal when they became mass market (90s, I think?) and were the peak of “cool” at the time. But they’re absolutely horrible for energy consumption.

Here’s an example: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b8/66Charge...

They compete mainly with the fixed-segment monochrome LCD display market. I’ve seen some in multicolor as well.
I would love to use your algorithm for a personal hobby project. So far I’ve ported other similar algorithms such as Colorchord but this seems like an interesting take on getting data out.

Being able write a lib to plug into TouchDesigner or OF would make it fun to write other kinds of visualisations.
This is incredibly exciting. Watching SpaceX over the last few years has made me feel like a kid again (watching the livestream of the first Falcon Heavy launch, culminating with footage of Elon's Tesla in orbit, is a memory I won't soon forget). I wish them nothing but continued success, they are an inspiration to many.
They were holding it back. That's what the several hundred million dollar lawsuit they settled was about. And their public apology. And the hundreds of articles in the tech press.

Apple's own front-line staff (ie genius's) were not informed of the throttling. So if you complained of a slow phone you were told you were imagining it, or it was an inevitable part of the newer more complex OS upgrades.

At any rate, you were told there was nothing you could do.
As a California or EU resident, shouldn't it be illegal for it to be opt-out?

(edit: on further reading it looks like GDPR requires opt in, while CCPA seems to only require opt in for people younger than 16, and requires opt-out for people 16 or older, which is some bullshit)

Regardless, I should be able to say "I'm opting out" and the onus should be on them to figure out how to do it, rather than me submitting enough pictures for them to recognize and exclude me from their crawler. This seems against even CCPA.

(another edit since this pisses me off so much: The page linked says "Alternatively, you can email: privacy-requests@clearview.ai" so I'm just going to email them to tell them I opt out. They can figure out how to comply with my opt out)
yeah, i read it exactly as CNN == Cable News Network and was confused for while...
AT&T gave FCC false broadband-coverage data in parts of 20 states
> auto-generated client libs

I agree with this. Working with protobuf and generating the TS/PB files for the client/browser on a Go project felt like this. With some better tooling around that I think it would be a really slick development environment.
People will have the intellectual curiosity to click in to see what the title means anyways, I don't see how this is a problem in need of a fix.
Yes, a much better version of the “light” in those classic “indestructible” Casio watches.
Scion, a Secure Alternative to BGP
Reflecting on the horror, how much worse is this condition for the families who aren't healthcare-wealthy enough to afford diagnosis?

Those victims likely get written off as a worthless drain on society.
The main issue with big drives is that you are sitting in a degraded state for longer while you await the rebuild. That allows more time for another disk to fail while your rebuild is incomplete.
This is really cool. Do you have any recs for similar vid of someone hacking on c python API? I want to gain a better understanding of how these langs interface w their implementation, but Ruby isn't really in my wheelhouse.
Why TF should the burden be on me? So tired of this. Everything should be opt-in. You don't have permission unless I explicitly give it to you!
Some, I guess, but not enough to make much difference. The Flatpak for it mounts the user's home directory:

https://github.com/flathub/us.zoom.Zoom/blob/master/us.zoom....

...and the Snap seems to as well, though I'm less familiar with Snaps and it seems like this may not provide access to hidden files:

https://github.com/ogra1/zoom-snap/blob/master/snap/snapcraf...

So your SSH keys may be safe there, your photos and documents probably aren't.
I have tried several times (bing, ddg) to switch away from Google, but I have been disappointed by the results.

I don't really know if other search engines would improve over time as I "trained" them on the subjects that I search for (as I have unwittingly done with google).

As a recent example, Google knows full well that when I search for "hugo" that what I am after is results related to a template engine, not about a film, line of clothing, politician, or poet.

I am currently unwilling to suffer through the bad results phase in the hopes that I can train the search engine up. Even then, once I have trained the search engine on my profile, what will I have gained other than teaching some other aggregator about the things I like?
Not C * (D-T)? If the idea is to combine the thresholding and the kernel wouldn't it be easier to start with combining B and T first? E.g. B * D-T = B' * D?

Once you have two kernels (no thresholding), combining them is fairly straightforward, I think (assuming no singularities). However, I primarily work with straight convolutions for signal processing, not thresholded convolutions, so maybe I am missing something. If so, I'd be happy to learn more!
Looks promising. I hadn't heard of it before. Although I'm not super close to the operational/deployment side of things.
The Siren of Selfishness
real party is outside
Why would this matter as long as they got a good geographical sampling?

"We used Facebook to quickly reach a large number of county residents and because it
allows for granular targeting by zip code and sociodemographic characteristics. We used a combination
of two targeting strategies: ads aimed at a representative population of the county by zip code, and
specially targeted ads to balance our sample for under-represented zip codes. In addition, we capped
registrations from overrepresented areas."

Update: Okay, "Other biases, such as bias favoring individuals in good health capable of attending
our testing sites, or bias favoring those with prior COVID-like illnesses seeking antibody confirmation are
also possible."
Meta: this is when I like the Slashdot method, you allow the jokes, tag them as jokes, and let people use their own settings to show/hide the jokes. Basically be permissive on content, but demand proper tagging, then allow people to filter out what they don't want.
The current law in a few areas allows them to collect all your data, then offer you to opt-out. There's no requirement for them to not collect private data, and there's no requirement most places for them to offer you an opt-out.

My question is how do we get people to stop working for places like clearview and google and facebook that all work against the public good?
Surprised to see no Payments mentioned at all, which makes the post makes very little sense.

WeChat is also, and by large, a financial service. Payment and transfer is happening all the time on this platform, and to replace that is a magnitude difficult than just replace the chat.
Somebody sure fucked up the labeling on the supercapacitor that came with my HP Enterprise smart array because it says li-ion battery on it.
Ted Turner founded CNN.
Isn't software RAID just as likely to cause additional failures in remaining disks during rebuilds? Rebuilding a degraded array causes a lot of I/O. Storage capacities have increased tremendously but improvements in I/O speed and read error rates are orders of magnitude smaller. So we ended up with rebuilds that take over a day to complete and are likely to fail despite the redundancy.

Using this RAID calculator gives me worrying numbers for high capacity arrays, even with enterprise hardware:

https://wintelguy.com/raidmttdl.pl

Also, expanding the capacity of an array is a needlessly complicated process:

https://raid.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Growing

The best solution seems to be something like Ceph... But that isn't practical for a home lab.
The stock market disagrees with you:

The market cap of Tesla is 137.2B in contrast to GM's 29.8B, Ford's 19.6B and Daimler's 32.3B.

Source: https://markets.on.nytimes.com/research/markets/usmarkets/in...
Is it not monetized? That's the part of this that makes it ridiculous to me.

Later:

Sure looks monetized:

https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/handshake

Is this just someone stealing the Handshake project's name, or does the Handshake project really believe that a piece of Internet infrastructure will be run off a trading cryptocurrency --- and, not just that, but their trading cryptocurrency?
Still Hiring: A list of IT companies still hiring, even in these difficult times
Sure, and ideally those are downvoted. But low-grade jokes fit in here even less and are usually downvoted. At least that's how it is before HN finishes its transition into Reddit, at which point they won't be downvoted and we'll be back to scrolling through bad jokes like "lol CNN in the title looks like CNN the news network lmao, anyone else notice?" to find serious comments.

It's a fight worth fighting. "C'mon it's just a joke lol" or "it's only a comment about the title" only assist in that transformation.
Cert reveals DN: https://gitlab.nps.edu/users/sign_in
Original Hackernews article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17090733
Or you could just make the HTML and what not simpler and then who cares? The useless data is fine if you don't already have the problem of sending tons of extra crap that nobody needs. Single page stuff can still use templating on the server side.
If you had gone to MIT or you were a Mechanical Engineer...you would know. I feel sorry for you...Apple...Steve Jobs...Elon Musk.
Disaster Recovery vs. High Availability vs. Fault Tolerance
There's something very wrong about some random company being able to collect lots of data about you where the only way to stop it is to _somehow_ know about the company and opt out _after_ it collects that data.
Is there a deadline for them to reply to my Data Access Request Form?
The more melanin a person has the less D their skin makes per same time of exposure. That explains the minority differences.

My wife's son is a doctor. He specifically told us to take D supplements, but not the kids.

That you are willing to even argue this is detrimental to society because you are obviously too stupid to know how stupid you are, which involves a lot of "I don't really know but I'll just spout off my misinformed opinions that could affect someone else's life."

Having low D levels indicates an immune system that is not functioning at its best.

You should excuse yourself from these conversions with an apology, but your ego probably can't do that, can it?
Bitcoin-stealing apps sneaked into Ruby repository
Complete US Dashboard for Coronavirus Tracking with Line, Pie and Column Charts
What about "Source Available Shareware" until May 31st 2020?

Also, will it be aproved before that date? Only the devices that are finalized before that day are covered in the licence and nobody is going to build too many of them until it is aproved for use.
PatchAttack: A black-box texture-based attack with reinforcement learning
Does doing this put you on a list?
The Path Towards Enterprise Level AWS Infrastructure – Architecture Scaffolding
Usernames probably come from the multiuser nature of early computers, and some of the early limitations of software implementations (eg no spaces so your homedir could match your username on a fs that supports no spaces).

Aliases or nicknames are a common human choice, which allows one to be represented by a word/name of one's own choosing that portraits you in a light you want, without tying to your real identity which might have other implications (sometimes negative, of course).
"a non-trivial perfect of known infected people"
Why? He's head of a company that is too big to fail. A company that the federal government has refused to demand a stake in, in order to bail out. No matter what he does, he's going to make $10s of millions of dollars. I would LOVE to be CEO of Boeing right now.

And oh, by the way: since he started in Janaury, he can blame literally everything on the previous leadership. Probably one of the most cake jobs in America right now.
I have been using this tool for about 2 months at Segment, and I have to say, the experience is just incredible. Being able to catch syntax errors and get autocompletion ahead of time is a pretty massive productivity boost.
You shouldn't be mapping propositions, you should be mapping theories. See my comment below on the internal logic of a topos.

What you are referring to as a proposition is an element of the Heyting algebra or the Boolean algebra.
If there was ever a crucial moment for Boeing to play dirty, this would be it. I can imagine that a single failure of this crewed rocket flight would just about end SpaceX's relationship with NASA.