skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Apparently it takes 4 months of planning to create a release. 2.7.18 was not accepting any changes after Dec 31, 2019.
> I wouldn't characterize these as fake news, they just appear to be massively automated sites generated from public press releases from local government.

That's just filler: low-quality automated content so that the site appears genuine at first glance. These sites are not intended to attract regular readership. They're a context into which propaganda pieces can be inserted and be linked to on social media. Readers are expected to hit the site only for specific articles, and to not be motivated to explore much further. If these sites were a genuine attempt to make money by peddling local news, they would have more ads and at least some mention of weather or traffic.
Are they live? I suppose not.
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Well said, and I'm sorry you had to deal with such a heartless reply.
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Last time I checked, Sweden had more deaths than the US per capita. Their strategy simply causes more deaths.
I do sometimes feel that pressure, but my laptop is in a docking station, so the camera is not near me.

And I have no motivation to get an external camera :)
It’s incredible opaque.

The old tutorial was actually better. The new one they introduced is really bad. Not only does it not explain things, but some of the mechanics actually work differently in the tutorial.

This is a pretty good breakdown

https://forums.factorio.com/viewtopic.php?t=72407
I actually love buying stuff which is not easily available, this has given me many ideas of starting new business of which a few are successful now.

Sometimes it's hard for someone within a system to conceive an idea which is obvious to the outsider and yes there will be many naysayers but if you know your idea can create value, you'll profit.
It's not. Good businesses thrive with their customers/employees/other stakeholders.

You're thinking of slavers, or the mafia.
> I wouldn't characterize these as fake news, they just appear to be massively automated sites generated from public press releases from local government.

Correct. Some are completely automated using state/county filters of public APIs, while others are word for word scrapings of Facebook posts from relevant local groups.

> NOW having said all of that, I can easily see how this can be turned sideways very easily and quickly by the site maintainers. If you're actually able to build up a good readership with some of this 'basic' content, then come election time or some other critical moment where influence is important, you can easily seed more biased content into the articles.

Already happening. Besides the automated posts there is also what appears to be original content written by professional content writers. Some of the websites listed in the spreadsheet will only have automated posts as you've found, but look further and you'll see closer to a 50/50 split on the sites for some of the larger cities. What's more concerning here is that some of these authors are submitting their work to sites in completely disparate areas, and own accounts on all of the websites even if they don't write there.

> The sheer magnitude of it all is impressive, taken in isolation these sites would seem legitimate but seeing them all side by side and seeing the content laid out it becomes painfully obvious there's an ulterior motive to it all.

My understanding of this original content from some of the MassMove discussions is that it's trying to build public opinion where there is none to eventually get laws pushed and signed - so effectively astroturfing.
"In epidemiology, a case fatality rate (CFR) — sometimes called case fatality risk — is the proportion of deaths from a certain disease compared to the total number of people diagnosed with the disease for a certain period of time."

As compared to the IFR: "The term infection fatality rate (IFR) also applies to infectious disease outbreaks, and represents the proportion of deaths among all the infected individuals. It is closely related to the CFR, but attempts to additionally account for all asymptomatic and undiagnosed infections." [1]

One's the risk that given you show up at a hospital, you die. The other is the risk given that you get infected, you die.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Case_fatality_rate
I bought the game on a hunch in its very early development. At some point they introduced their weakly reports on development, which were extremely interesting about the problems they were facing. Great developer and I love how successful it became. It seriously deserves all the praise.

Even in very early development, when it still looked horrible, the core elements were already a lot of fun. I am no game developer, but for everyone that wants to go that route, I would seriously recommend reading their "friday facts". And even if you are just a developer of the mundane, it is super interesting.
This is... beautiful.

I wonder though, how different are the file edited with ed and the one edited with vi. Maybe ed fails to update the "date modified" under these conditions?
I actually agree with you. But if you are going to spend money on solving it, I don't really see any other way.
How does a nurse afford a PR agency?
> Thousands, hundreds of thousands, millions of lives maybe are at stake.

You are extrapolating only to spread FUD. Covid19 could kill only a few people, but very fast, which could also explain the data we have for now.

There is no evidence "that millions of lives are at stake" and the available data shows cars and tabacco have killed and will kill more people than the covid19 over 20 years

"We could all die from covid19" hypothesis was valid the first 2 weeks of December. It has been long found that only a segment of the population is at risk, and we should help them, but not stop the entire economy pretending we will all die.
Case Fatality Rate; the rate of people who are confirmed to have COVID-19, and die. The problem is that the people most likely to be tested are those in the worst condition.
The point of futures is that I could sell my oil _today_ to be delivered in June for $20. Any change in June oil prices from that point onwards doesn’t matter once I’ve sold the contract.
Yes sorry to not be explicit enough. It's still way too slow compared to a dedicated GPU.
Or Uninteruptable Power Supply. When I got my first job, I always wondered why our company designated the UPS with their own room on the floor map...
> libel, slander, obscenity, pornography, sedition, incitement, fighting words, classified information, copyright violation, trade secrets, food labeling, non-disclosure agreements, the right to privacy, dignity, the right to be forgotten, public security, and perjury.”

Half of this doesn’t apply to the US.

In the same Wikipedia article:

> The opinion in Brandenburg discarded the previous test of "clear and present danger" and made the right to freedom of (political) speech's protections in the United States almost absolute.
Drug in question used to be a treatment for alcoholism before the drug war began.

Quick Qwant search should turn up loads.
The game does introduce a few ways to deal with this: there's cars and trains for getting around fast, but also you can command construction bots from any distance if they're in an area with radar coverage. It is a bit limited, but it does give some encouragement to create controllable long-range contraptions.
Definitely not - the staff are working from home (my wife would otherwise be working in the building shown). I don’t think these sounds were ever live.
Are you looking for advice for tools or for how to configure a pipeline?

The other answer mentions some pipeline steps (lint, test, compile etc), so I'll focus on tools.

The heavyweight champion for self hosted CI is still Jenkins I think. Pipeline config files are written with a scripting language (Groovy) instead of yaml, which gives you a lot of options for customization: https://jenkins.io/

But for a first CI setup for a small team it might be too much. I think Drone is lighter and simpler, while still being popular enough for having a community that creates many plugins: https://drone.io/
Or even HTML

https://stackoverflow.com/a/1732454
we were in flu season - 2200 cases in Feb in Australia. Social distancing killed the flu too.
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So I did look it up, they do provide a warning though (in the first paragraph):

"The ast module helps Python applications to process trees of the Python abstract syntax grammar. The abstract syntax itself might change with each Python release; this module helps to find out programmatically what the current grammar looks like."

This module is a bit special, because as they say, it supposed to reflect current python grammar. If they change grammar and didn't make it reflect it it would lead to different kinds of issues.
And many more hospitals were only 1-2 doubling periods away from faring as bad or worse. Doubling periods that were avoided because the surrounding regions took the actions they did.
It depends also on your definition of “business time”: https://youtu.be/WGOohBytKTU
They have a demo you can download:

https://factorio.com/download-demo
The test that is linked is about the integrated GPU though.
Not a lesser extent for Aus - lower cases per capita including deaths. And most cases in Aus were acquired overseas
Basically, there are two statues (Louisiana & Oregon) which do not require unanimous juries. It seems like this was done to prevent a few dissenters from preventing convictions.

The split in the court is because some justices are worried about undoing something that has been used for more than a hundred years and upsetting a ton of cases.
Are native Americans and Canadians along the border genetically distinct? Same question, really.
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I had the impression of working while playing Space Chem, a really good puzzle game with awesome music. I think the developer made another game but haven't tried that yet. In the game you can compare your results with others and in most cases you have to decide between optimizing for simplicity or speed. Seriously, if I just had a sliver of the ambition I had while playing this game for other projects...
I got a NUC8i7BEH with ESXI. Works great, run dev lab out of it publicly facing vlan'd off on my home fiber.

Only negative I ran into is - I bought the bigger one with NVME and regular SSD. I couldnt fit a SSD in with NVME with heatsink :-/ Besides that this thing is snappy and uptime been perfect.
Nassim Nicholas Taken echoed your point in an interview recently. He said this is actually a White swan event because it was inevitable.
> Why do you assume that would be the outcome? That is the cruelest, most pessimistic prediction that one could make. Come on, have a little faith in common sense and decency.

Honestly, because its unlikely that most people will be able to share the burden of theses costs and we need only look at 2008 to see how a financial crisis reduced people to forced evictions (of people who even owned their homes, no less) because of delinquency.

Personally, I want to believe we could do more as individuals, as relying on the Government for solutions isn't going to work.

I'd prefer to enact a local/community based approach for this pandemic but I have serious doubts as to how it will take place or who would actually honor them when its clear so many businesses (even large corporations) are insolvent in the US. not to mention the level of wide-spread ignorance as seen with these quarantine protests taking place.

I'm starting to really wonder, especially as this can easily lead to a global depression if hasn't already, if we will have to have a debt jubilee given the severity of COVID.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/03/21/debt-jubi...
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well actually they are, they essentially saying that in future version your application will break.

Yes, it is not your package that is responsible, but it still affects your application, you could open a ticket, or submit a PR. If you had that message you should also hold of with upgrading to newer python until this is resolved.
This is the wrong comment for this post - you cite 'misinformation' as problem, and then go on to mislead/misinform with a misrepresentative anecdote.

1) Your anecdote is not consistent with the national concern - it's local to your area.

My father is currently in a hospital for an unrelated reason and it's almost empty -> they are 'prepared for war' and there isn't a single COVID patient in the entire area, let alone hospital. They are all empty.

The vast majority of hospitals in the US are not warzones they are quiet.

"The general opinion is that the system can't handle much additional strain, and I don't think any of us are in a position to argue the point with them. "

Yes - we are! Your local hospital is not 'the system'. We have to take this into consideration.

2) It's disingenuous to somehow imply that 'because some hospitals are busy' that this means 'all doctors think we must be locked-down, everywhere' and more importantly, that people should not be able to protest the lockdown, or that major media outlets should be suppressing this.

3) In the fact of a lot of different variables, people absolutely have the right to come to their own conclusions, and protest, and certainly to drum up support for said protests.

Edit: to be clear, I agree with the lock-downs, but we really should not be suppressing people's will to express themselves. I see a lot of doctors talking about policies without a real instinct as to how existentially destructive they are. Folks we are printing money as never before seen in history, there was a 'fire in the engines' and so we shut them off, but we are now headed straight down to the earth, very quickly. We have to be conscious of that and look very hard at other things (Korea, Sweden etc.) and be real smart about it.
NixOS fixes the issue the author was using docker for. systems with explicit well managed state make development much less of a hell.
Never seen a piece of "commentary" offer so little other than open conjecture that will probably be interpreted by plenty to justify some ridiculous conspiracy theory.
There are increasing reports that ventilators are doing more harm than good, that in fact the way this virus starves the body of oxygen isn't pneumonia, but rather in the blood. It's like a reverse survivorship bias - most patients vented die.
And emails yet?
My cursor was hovering over the downvote arrow while reading your first sentence, before I realized what was going on in your post. Thank you for pleasantly surprising me!
Thanks, I actually didn't realize the number drifted so much over time. Good to know! I'm curious how many of them were actually seriously afflicted vs. a stuffy nose. I'd argue almost 20% actually asymptomatic is still huge in context.

Especially as we know the disease affects these demographics up to 100X more than the young.

For instance consider: "Emerging evidence suggests many more people are infected than tested. In Vo Italy, at the time the first symptomatic case was diagnosed, about 3%, had already been infected – most were completely asymptomatic." [1]

[1] https://www.cebm.net/covid-19/global-covid-19-case-fatality-...
Spyro looked a lot better without the textures IMO
Kinda. But then you don't have the right o-ring and the store is closed until Monday. And you mixed up the BSF and UNC threads on your carbs. And the cloth wiring is intermittently shorting out. Computers are nice in some ways.
Yes, and you similarly can continue using python 2.7.18 for next 10 years, no one expects Microsoft to continue releasing new versions of the classic VB. A lot of python users have weird expectations.
Probably various international treaties signed by the nation under which you're flagged.
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I think the problem is that Zoom hasn't solved any of the hard problems with scheduling and holding meetings remotely. They got decent/reliable multimedia multicast, and I'll give them that.

Talk to anyone in process management/optimization and they'll probably rant to you about how bad most people are at holding and attending meetings. The "one page memo" at Amazon is kind of famous.

Zoom (and all its competitors) could do a lot to solve these problems and doesn't. That's the source of Zoom fatigue. People are bad at meetings, don't know they're bad at them, and hold bad meetings. It's stressful and tiring. Maybe Zoom just makes it more obvious when you can't easily joke around or grab a coffee. To me it seems that all these remote meeting software solutions are only focused on the purely technical problems, because they're really easy to specify and measure improvement. I haven't really seen anyone use technology to really go after the social problems of video conferencing yet, at least not like how Discord and Slack have done in their domains.
1) I usually bike on a low-resistance setting where I can talk without being out of breath (similar to talking and walking). If I’m on a higher setting and I need to talk, I just stop biking.

2) I was going to insert a joke about meetings and meaningful contributions here. But more seriously a lot of meetings are about synchronisation, which means that I spend most of my time listening. Believe it or not, it’s easier to concentrate on what everyone is saying when biking rather than, for instance, reading your emails or browsing the internet.
It's one thing to extend the AST and add a couple children because you added new syntax or something. That's what I think most sane people would expect from reading that quote as a language evolves. So yeah, don't assume a node has 4 children when it might have 5+ tomorrow. But it's another thing to outright remove a child entirely and to be so vague about it too. (They didn't even have it be a sentinel value like None, or even care to leave a useful error message in the stack trace! The message makes you think the code was broken all along and simply never triggered before.)

Lest you think informing users more clearly is a foreign concept to them, look at the dis module [1] for comparison. They're extremely clear the whole thing is implementation detail of CPython. If anything, after reading that, one would think your conclusion would be "ah, I should program against the AST then, not the bytecode". So you do that and then you're greeted with this nonsense! Obviously it's your fault for assuming there's anything stable to program against across minor releases.

[1] https://docs.python.org/3/library/dis.html
They've actually decided to remove the tutorial introduced in 0.17 and go back to the 0.16 one.

https://factorio.com/blog/post/fff-342
Off topic: Page starts with "snail text" logo and ends with quirky upside down link "What's snail text?". Sure, I'll bite. I press the link, and get subscription form without any explanation what I would be subscribing to. And then in bottom of page there's a second bait, "What's snail text?". What indeed. It is launching soon. And it has a twitter account. So that is known. Maybe one day we'll find out more.
nice one, seems interesting.
ed might do truncate/write, and vim might do create/write/rename. New file, cache miss.
And maybe slightly more concerning still that those foreign entities may or may not be doing favors for domestic entities.
> People should be able to take a calculated risk.

... with their own lives. You're talking about allowing people to risk other people's lives, and no, that's not ok.

> The most accurate data about the fatality rate of covid-19 may come from the Diamond Princess cruise boat where everyone has been tested. The 60-to-80 year old infected passengers had a fatality rate of ~2%. There was no fatality among the infected much younger crew.

You're contradicting yourself. If the Diamond Princess is perfectly representative of the world population, then no young people should die, anywhere. But that's not the case -- young people have indeed died from this -- so therefore the Diamond Princess does not give us an accurate picture at all.

> Now, the government should inform people with data, and let them take a decision. [...] But people who want the opposite should be able to express their voice as well.

Express their voice, yes, I agree with that. Make their own decision, no, not at all. The average -- even above average -- person does not know how to interpret the fractured data we have right now to the point of being able to make an informed decision. This is one of those frustrating times when we must rely on the people who live and breathe this every day to make those decisions for us. I'm not saying they don't need to explain or show their work, and I'm not saying we need to just blindly trust, but we do need to carefully consider whether we know better than people who are literally trained to know how all this works. (Hint: we don't, and can't, know better.)
Another great article about PSX architecture, with regards to the DOOM port specifically: http://fabiensanglard.net/doom_psx/index.html

I highly recommend the series about various ports of Another World on the same website as well.
Clearly you are smart enough to realise what point I was trying to make, although it was perhaps tangential to your original question.

I do apologise for replying to you. If only HN would have a feature to block me from replying to you in the future.
A guy on Imgur made a bot named [1] "RepostStatistics" that would comment the last time a photo was posted, something similar might work

[1] https://imgur.com/user/RepostStatistics
Hi Henvic you may also find https://docs.inlets.dev useful alongside your various VPN tools for network tunnels. I also noticed you didn't mention automation, are you going to look at building your VMs via cloudinit in the future?
For anyone else wondering like I was... The T14 will be the replacement for the T490 and T495. Likewise there will be a T14s to replace the T490s and T495s and a T15 to replace the T590. They will no longer distinguish between Intel and AMD in the model name.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-ThinkPad-T14-T14s-T15-w...
I really don't know, but as far as I'm aware it's not from Apple or Google. My understanding is was developed in/for Singapore(?) It's GPL 3.0. https://bluetrace.io/
328k ppl living in those dorms.
> NYC just got under 500 COVID deaths a day.

Important to remember what led up to that. High risk people were going about their daily activities, no one was social distancing. It’s disingenuous to imply that anyone who is anti-lockdown is talking about a complete return to pre-pandemic behavior that caused the numbers we are seeing in NYC.
The Supreme Court tends to issue narrow opinions only on the case or controversy (Article III, Section 2) before it. The Court does not decide on matters not before it, so if the issue before it was about "serious crimes". The case was originally brought against Louisiana which had laws that distinguished between different kinds of crimes. Quoting the Fourth Circuit's decision in Ramos v. Louisiana:

"Additionally, La. C.Cr.P. art. 782(A) provides in part that “[c]ases in which punishment is necessarily confinement at hard labor shall be tried by a jury composed of twelve jurors, ten of whom must concur to render a verdict.”

If the Court said nothing of other ways of classifying crimes, then that is all that means. It doesn't mean that it's constitutional, it's just that the court doesn't rule on cases and controversies that are not before it.
> because I would not be thwarted by crappy software

Oh mate, I don't think that's the issue here! This is like breaking your host OS and then making it pantomime it's own replacement so you can pretend you still have a working OS!
I worked on something similar using a different approach:

Fetch the article

=> Run it through Mozilla Readability library

=> Extract plain content

https://github.com/sheshbabu/readable-scraper/blob/master/in...
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