skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I would be harsher than the OP: This inconsistency is deliberate and a natural consequence of attention economy. Every PMs dream is for their app to become the new homepage/home screen.

Want to switch out of Slack to send an email to your boss? It SHOULD feel painful, so that next time you do it on Slack.

Want to set yourself a reminder? Well Slack can do that for you. No need to deal with the "foreign" Google Calendar UI.

VSCode is also somewhat weird, in that it married an IDE with a Terminal, a File Manager, a VCS, and tiling window manager.

One day there will be the "great merger", Slack + VSCode + GitHub + Spotify, the Dev Desktop.
There is another option that would be progressive "inclusive" approach: allowing more flexibility in teaching content and materials so that teachers can provide different exercises, challenges, etc to different students in the same class. This is a matter of having a trust-based (rather than Control-Bäder) system with highly qualified teachers and high autonomy for those teachers. The evidence indicates that all - gifted, special needs and any other students and teachers which enjoy increased autonomy. This is the approach in eg Portugal, Finland, Estonia, Norway, ...
> “You put a tube into somebody,” Dr. Levitan said, “and the amount of work required not to kill that person goes up by a factor of 100,” creating a cascade that slows down laboratory results, X-rays and other care.

I'd hope this could be a generally applicable lesson after the pandemic. In less overwhelming times, the medical best practice is once someone is in hospital, prescribe the statistically best treatment even if it costs 100 times as much in resources and manpower. Now they go for simpler treatments because the resources aren't available to support the others, at least when the benefit is marginal.

But hospital resources are always stretched to the limit in some way. If you can treat a patient with 100x less intervention from doctors and nurses, you can instead treat 100x more patients, or build 100x more hospitals, or spend some of your hospital money on public health initiatives, all of which would improve overall health outcomes.
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Have you looked into finding English language YouTubers you could watch/listen to to get a better ear for the language? It might make your skills more native sounding. Same idea with English podcasts. I find having to study the banality of a language tedious but if I’m listening to the Accidental Tech Podcast, for example, and I like tech and am trying to hear English spoken by native speakers, then it’s like I am
learning without the tedium.
Is there one I have tried in the past and not had any sucsess
Azure has logic app service.

But it depends on what you already have. I have a side project with a ec2 running node so I just use cron from npm (rather than the os cron) to do the trick and pm2 to keep that node running.
I'm curious, I always thought that devs who choose Windows do so because they like the window management and the UI tools etc. That's my reason for sure. What's stopping you from just running proper Linux with VS Code, if you don't like the way the Windows shell works?
Even if that was true, flu is still a horrible disease that does kill younger people.
Indeed, Putanumonit used precisely that analogy in https://putanumonit.com/2020/02/27/seeing-the-smoke/ .
Without disputing that (and thx for link), it's worth noting that the "flu" has been killing a large number of people year in and year out for as long as we can remember.

The long-term death rate of COVID-19 remains to be seen. The final verdict on how bad it was will depend on whether or not lengthy immunity is attained (including to mutations).
Flutter supports iOS and Android fully and beta support for Web, Windows and Mac all from a single code base.

It has a pretty awesome developer experience and for me is the clear winner for Cross Platform Dev.
We have been running a digital EUR for a years... useful for quick payments and settlement especially for fx...
Global infection rate has stabilized, it's not getting "worse" in that sense. At that rate, there won't be much more than another doubling.

If 80% of those infected do not need treatment at all, that amount of courses may well be sufficient, or close to it.
What I wrote about was about Egyptian hieroglyphs. I can only repeat that they did not _evolve_ into alphabetic writing. The Semitic alphabet was a fork; alphabetic use by the Egyptians themselves was very marginal. The Mayan system AFAIK was a mixed logo-syllabic one to begin with.
Am I the only one with the opposite experience? Given the huge amount of devices, protocols and use cases I'm actually surprised how well it works.
Electricity use up during day as nation works from home
Most drugs aren't "miracle cures". Even a 50% treatment success rate would put it well ahead of many other staple drugs.
Rust HashMap[0] is much simpler to use than C# Dictionary[1]:

Rust:

let mut map = HashMap::new();
map.insert("foo", "bar");
println!("Value: {}", map.get("baz").unwrap_or("<none>"));

C#

Dictionary<string, string> dict = new Dictionary<string, string>();
dict.Add("foo", "bar");
try {
Console.WriteLine("Value: {0}", dict["baz"]);
} catch (KeyNotFoundException) {
Console.WriteLine("Value: <none>.");
}

[0]: https://doc.rust-lang.org/rust-by-example/std/hash.html

[1]: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.collectio...
I know I haven't worked with Java for the past 6 years (time flies!), but back then none of the 2 companies I worked for used anything else than Java on the JVM. In fact, until Kotlin came I only met one guy working with Scala, and nobody for the other languages. It was in France though,not in the US.

But I think your argument holds for CLR, were I've seen the 4 languages you mention being used altogether in the same code base.
I use Linux every day and your narrative doesn't add up.

I haven't done any configuration other than installing the GPU driver, that comes conveniently packaged in my distro. I don't have a Windows VM. I don't have a last generation video card or anything of the sort. This is my perspective:

1) HiDPI issues are indeed annoying, but in 2020 much of it is gone.

2) I don't have the video problem you are describing. 4K 60 fps YouTube videos play just fine on Firefox.

3) Some games are not compatible with Wine or Proton, sure. But the compatibility is getting better. See the list here: https://www.protondb.com/

For the people not familiar with Proton: everything you have to do is just open Steam, and open the game you want to play... that's all. Steam will run the game for you using Proton.

I haven't tried Doom eternal, but the previous Doom from 2016 runs out of the box with 60 fps, and I didn't have to touch any out-of-game configuration. Just installed it via Steam.

For Blizzard games like StarCraft II and Diablo run very well via WINE.
There is a whole series of very interesting (even exciting) analyses by this author (randomascii, Bruce Dawson). Most of them are using his own tool UIforETW (https://github.com/google/UIforETW/).

I wonder, what alternative tool would you use on Mac? I guess Xcode Instruments in some variant? And this is based on DTrace, right? Would that give you all the same possibilities and traces as UIforETW?

And what alternative tool would you use on Linux? perf? eBPF? That would give you the same information as UIforETW? And what GUI would be similar to UIforETW or Xcode instruments?
Does anyone have a guide to getting i3 to work using this?
Thanks! Nice to know they added support for class data sharing in jvm 15!
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Wrong. Windows dll are first looked in the folder the application is in.
By referring to large green gemstone, do you refer to The Hot Rock novel main plot goal? If so, it is unbelievably appropriate.
It used to be the case that if zooming was enabled, every normal tap would have a 300ms delay on iOS Safari. Iirc they fixed that since (not sure how, can anyone recall?). But basically most mobile web apps built a few years ago would disable zoom so they got snappy interaction.
> One day there will be the "great merger", Slack + VSCode + GitHub + Spotify, the Dev Desktop.

So... yet another way in which VSCode is catching up to where Emacs was decades ago :)
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Here in suffering Sweden 80% of covid patients in intensive care survive.
I read that 80% of NY ICU patients on ventilation dies.

Are we perhaps using less mechanical breathing devices here i Sweden?

Edit: this didn’t come out right... couldn’t find total icu death rate but have read stories about high mortality in NY.
Various reasons. Chemical bond glues are only strong if there’s something for them to bond to; it’s expensive glue; it’d be much harder to make the entire plane out of that stuff, especially given the desired tolerances; sometimes it has other problems that make it unsuitable, e.g. how it reacts to environmental conditions it’s exposed to; it’d look and sound silly…
It seems that all the positive airbnb stories are "people renting out part of the house they live in to guests" and all the negative ones are "absentee landlord buys property specifically for the purpose, hires immigrants to do the turnover at below minimum wage and overfills it". If they'd kept to the first model they wouldn't be so widely hated.

AirBnb has driven the cost of normal long-term rental property in city centers up to almost the cost of hotel rooms while reducing its availability.
In ICU and on ventilation are not the same thing.
In some business sectors I see increasing demand for bottom-up-open-stack, going as far as inquiring about "Open-Firmware-no-BLOB" computing devices for all important tasks, including network and domain control, where "legacy client application systems like Windows/Outlook/Office" are relegated to isolated TS-Servers, and are being replaced by glorified thin-clients, with a local browser, media-decoder, and RDP-RemoteApp-client, all running open stack. Currently the problem here is the availability of ARM system with user-configurable TrustZone support.

But O.K., I admit, we also have a lot businesses wanting less paranoid data security practices for the sake of convenience, or other legacy Apps/Hardware.
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That's not a good thing given the awful response that the UK government has had.
C++ might not be harder in theory but at least for me right now it is a lot harder to learn than rust.
C++ just has so much stuff and different ways of doing things (of course, it's been in use for decades) that it I feel quite lost as a beginner on what to actually use.

Also in my experiences the rust compiler errors are extremely helpful, especially compared to the c++ template stuff.
Yeah it sounds a lot like a picture rail[0], the main difference is that the picture rail runs around the whole wall while this is more specific.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molding_(decorative)#Picture_r...
This is how rax (https://github.com/antirez/rax) and most of Redis is tested. Indeed this is the only way to be confident about a complex data structure implementation sanity.
A normal greenhouse is passive solar powered.
No, apparently they had to construct a emergency procedure for this particular incident by going through and change the laws necessary to handle this pandemic. The whole opposition was in on those changes. Though most of it is to be able to circumvent laws like: they wanted to build a field hospital but to do that they need to have a permit which they didn’t have/get when they needed it. That delayed things. This is a just an example. Also these those changes have a time limit, but could be extended through parliament.
I can see that several peoples have downvoted your comment. Only reason I can imagine is some people's here work for nytimes??
Anyone can provide a better explanation for the downvotes?
Why is paywall tolerated for nytimes but not for smaller websites? Why is it acceptable here to have this dual speed system?
I've tried flutter components and as much I liked Dart, for some reason I wasn't a fan of the Layout system and the archived outputs are a bit bulky so those are a few reason that drift me away from it.
”I'd hope this could be a generally applicable lesson after the pandemic.”

It may be news to (some) doctors, but that is not a lesson this pandemic taught us. In cost-utility analysis (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cost–utility_analysis), different interventions are compared against each other and against the “do nothing” approach.
How is that? Is it the "terroir" or the weather or the different variety?
Do you know how old and widely used C was when it got its spec ?

The work on ANSI C started in 1983, 11 years after C came out. And it took 6 years! to complete.

If Rust is as sucesful as C was during its 11 first years, Rust will most likely get a formal spec eventually. But don't hold your breath because it's going to take a loooong time to get there.
His email is jwz@jwz.org an has been for decades
Pretty misleading headline, as fourth paragraph: "But overall, the country is actually using less energy because of businesses being closed."
Obviously, not everyone in ICU is on ventilator. This is true in both countries.

If there was dishonest statistical comparison, this is the one.
> Rust seems to be popular only in the web sphere, where Javascript and Python programmers are tweeting that they now know a "systems language".

I see that is the best thing Rust brings to the table, as the scope of learning and using Rust is pretty much “scoped “. Once you are comfortable with the compiler, you can use Rust reliably and deloy code to production. Whereas C/C++ is very “open” to learn, you can learn the syntax and basic in a couple of weeks, but to use it correctly and reliably (to a certain degree) WITHOUT SUPERVISION from another advanced programmers takes years of experience under your belt.
How San Francisco's Chinatown got ahead of the coronavirus
This is getting weird, you pay for windows to use WSL then pay $50 for an X server clone... who wants to try this hard to not use the Linux kernel?
But arguably what makes rust hard to write is the borrow checker which eliminates a lot of painful runtime debugging.
A paywall is always tolerated per the site rules if there is a workaround. This paywall has a workaround, which already had been posted when the complaint was made. Complaining about paywalls on the other hand is strictly off-topic.

> Are paywalls ok?

It's ok to post stories from sites with paywalls that have workarounds.

In comments, it's ok to ask how to read an article and to help other users do so. But please don't post complaints about paywalls. Those are off topic.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html
Exactly I have been in an ICU and I was on those annoying nasal oxygen and not itubated
Introduction to XGBoost with an Implementation in an iOS Application
> Only reason I can imagine is some people's here work for nytimes??

I think assuming it is from people who work for the nytimes is a stretch.

Really - it seems like most people aren't having issues reading the article. I was able to without logging in.
Virologists generally agree that it is a plausible drug to treat COVID-19, but will quickly point out that efficacy is unproven and we need to wait for better studies.

Also, a couple of doctors who are regarded as "cranks" started applying it early in the disease and presumably had success with. Trump picked up on that, so now a lot of people have reason to hate on it. Trump poisoned the well.

No "proper" doctor is going to administer a dangerous drug to a non-critical patient to prevent what might turn out to be a harmless course of the diseases. However, that also means if these drugs work, but only in the early stages, then we won't find out any time soon.
You can't stand out when 100 online articles are published by each SEO driven online magazine. You can't spend time to be original. Content goes away so rapidly and these illustrations are lost in the SEO oblivion. Blame the SEO tactics and consumers. No time to be original, no time to create once a very long article with hyper quality illustrations.
> Is this a technique that went out of vogue since my childhood

I think it's just as likely that maybe the knowledge is unevenly distributed, and if a doctor at the hospital is aware of it then it may spread, but may not spread beyond that hospital easily. It also may not spread until there are cases that benefit from it so other doctors can observe or hear about it.

Just like in software engineering, there are things that are taught, and then there are things that are learned over time, imparted by a mentor, or spread through a group. Doctors seem to have a better handle on this, as they do residencies to learn a lot of the practical skills that are hard to teach in a classroom, but that does probably lead to those skills learned in residency being fairly variable.
I agree that with the rapid change in the language, it's probably premature to standardize on one API for networking. But as a newcomer to Rust, it's really overwhelming when there are like 5 different async websocket libraries, none of which is a clear standard in the community, each with relatively sparse documentation (other than the method signatures/impls).

Also, I haven't been following the Go ecosystem lately, so I could be wrong, but they seem to have done a good job at creating standard libraries for common stuff like http serving, and those libraries seem to have aged just fine.
Using extreme scenarios to plan for normal life has long been the recipe for bad policy.

This may make sense where hospital beds/ICU/medical professionals to capita ratio is low such as in low income neighbourhoods and countries but otherwise it’s mostly just useful for emergency planning.

The proper solution tends to be higher amounts of hospitals, mental health centers, supplies, preparation for outbreaks, etc. The actual hard stuff.

Otherwise this mostly amounts to doctors trained to use a generalized but dangerous hammer in worst case scenarios, in the face of what looks like a terribly difficult situation with no other solutions, and finding out more refined soft procedures like proning and flipping people on their sides works better for certain types of epidemic viruses.

I’d be wary to practically apply this beyond the next viral epidemic.
There also exists a Boom rival - Spike Aerospace[1]. They successfully completed and operated flight demonstrators (SX-1) and working on delivering a production plane now.

[1] https://www.spikeaerospace.com/
Yeah, but I don't understand what is significance of that claim. We have flu vaccine and general push to make people vaccinate every year. Up to mandating it for hospital workers at some places. Some employers are organizing them for free for employees.

We do close schools here and there for a week or so when flu is getting large to get it under control. We do close hospitals for visits at this times.
For sports at a professional level you are correct.

Most people (not professional athletes) play sports for a combination fitness and recreational activity.

Sports are games that make you fit.
>Borderless windows

An attempt at being sophisticated, that to me translates as "fuck you, you can't touch me, I'm too ethereal for this world"
Simple Semantic Image Segmentation in an iOS Application–DeepLabV3 Implementatio
It is more resistant to image compression, maybe that's why.
No true that.

Couldn’t find this data for us/ny.

It seems like there’s been a high focus on ventilator supply so I was just guessing a lot of severe icu cases would be put on one.

I have no idea, but would like to know.
> The perfect candidate to succumb to this type of “spray-and-pray” supply chain attack is a Ruby developer whose environment of choice is a Windows system that’s also periodically being used to make BitCoin transactions. A rare breed indeed.

Very rare indeed. I suppose every package had their own BTC address. I wonder how much they got away with.

But I thought rubygems does a similarity check for names and reject or flag them for manual verification if the name is too similar to an existing one?
Exploring Convolutional Neural Networks from an iOS Developer’s Perspective
It is a question though.
I have no idea.
Sentiment Analysis iOS Application Using Hugging Face’s Transformers Library
Research in the Netherlands shows 3% of blooddonors have anti-bodies [0] (or [1] for translation).

The Netherlands has about 17 million people. Assuming the 3% translates to only 1% of the population, that still would be 170.000

Officially they found 30.000 positively tested cases [2].

So even with this (I think) conservative estimate there are at the very least 5 times more infected people than tested cases. So proably most of the infected people really do not seem to have any sympthoms.

[0] https://www.nu.nl/coronavirus/6045092/rivm-ongeveer-3-procen...

[1] https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=auto&tl=en&u...

[2] https://www.rivm.nl/coronavirus-covid-19/actueel
can someone mind ELI5 "the high minimum, high maximum"
I can't tell if you guys are joking... are you seriously suggesting:

windows kernel > WSL > proprietary x-server clone > WINE > windows apps

This is madness
Exhaled 'aerosols' spread Covid-19 up to 13ft, shoes carry it, too
Thank you thank you!!!!! This is hugely helpful.
And we don’t know whether we need 60% pop. Deadly diseases tend to have lower rates.
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