skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Answering above for the same reason of the nesting limit.

Some models (not published) from our expert panel in Italy are instead, in my ignorant view, very pessimistic (they say they elaborated 90 of them). The lockdown will be "eased" (quotes, for most people it's the same as before) on May 4th and one of the predictions said we'd get 150K ICU cases (as I wrote in the parent post). This looks very hyperbolic, at least on paper, because there are many measures still in place, so it's not the same as "no social distancing, no protection, everyone free".
I seriously hope nobody gets fooled into believing that those oil prices will last more than two years and consequently buy a gas guzzler.
Why? Not only is nobody forcing you to buy shares, but you have to pay to join in. It's also often legal to sell your voting rights (by handing over a proxy statement) anyway. What's the problem?

Having a 'visionary' in charge is often a benefit, so I would imagine many would prefer to have Zuckerberg in charge rather than a board of activist investors.
The link brings me back here.
A very underused but imo effective tactic for beating the offside (IRL) is having a player offside behind the defenders, and playing them onside by a winger running down the flanks. When it works it looks almost like cheating.
You might be interested in the recently-launched Covariant (https://covariant.ai/), they apparently actually have systems in production. Pieter Abbeel is one of the founders and they have some pretty "heavy" investors, like Jeff Dean, Geoffrey Hinton, and Yann LeCun.
If the rules are allowing U+1F4A9 and disallowing an actual symbol commonly used in text, they should change the rules.
Ah, this is probably what they meant. Very poorly explained by them.
Yes, I understand your point now. Thanks a lot for clarifying.
[I agree with you, with qualification]: sometimes we do need to disambiguate by announcing our mental state at the beginning of a comment!
I have no intention to make money with this project.
I developed the program for the community for educational purposes as an example for database integration in python.
yale art talk?
Why couldn’t the external link icon appear in technical documentation as it so often does?
Historical note: Viaweb was written in lisp, so most of the users had a hard time customizing it (I heard of one book on modifying Viaweb, but have never actually seen it.)

Yahoo eventually re-wrote it in another language.
SoftBank to write down WeWork by $6.6B, compounding portfolio misery
Hacker News lets some emoji and Unicode through, but I’m not sure how it’s chosen. Here’s some I copied from Wikipedia’s page on emoji: ℹ ⌛🀄🈚
Yes and no. It depends on the team and the culture. My favorite was when I worked in a team of only senior engineers we would leave comments like 's/this/that/g other than than LGTM'. This was all that was needed, no fluff.

In other teams, a comment like this would have meant a chat with HR. We can't make rules for these things, because people and thus teams are different.
https://lynk.sh/faq/#privacy

> We only ask for personal information when we truly need it to provide a service to you. We collect it by fair and lawful means, with your knowledge and consent. We also let you know why we’re collecting it and how it will be used.

Be specific on this in your privacy policy. What information do you collect?
This looks like a well curated collection. Kudos to the author.
The blogpost needs an introduction: type of comment.
Distinction Between VoIP and IP Telephony
But is service the same as generosity?

one is doing something for others, the other is sharing what you have.
I made a similar observation with Budget. Twice in the past year I picked up a car that had less than 100 miles on the odometer.
Agree this is good even for ICs. I am going to take some of these themes into my manager 1:1’s now.

I especially like “purpose” since I need to find meaning in my work otherwise I can detach or become disengaged. I work for a big company and its easy for the meaning of tasks to get lost.
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Reddit is launching built-in subreddit chat rooms
Why? Before you buy shares you can easily find out what class of shares they are and whether they have voting rights. Any shareholders without voting rights voluntarily chose to buy part of the company with less or no rights.
Even assuming that symbols you click on can't be in unicode, you don't click on the external link symbol, you click on the text of the link, and that text will be followed by the symbol. Even if you include the symbol in the link text, it's still part of the text both logically and in practice.
Try demo-trading for more lessons.
> This extra 1000Kcal would be roughly a 50 watt increase in average metabolic rate during a whole day.

This calculation makes the theory implausible. A resting human burns about 100 watts[0], this would imply 50% more energy output than that, over the whole day.

I too find that I'm warmer after a workout, and sweat lightly for up to a few hours after my heart rate returns to normal, which itself takes almost an hour. So burning more energy than the workout itself? Absolutely.

1000 calories extra seems high for ~4 minutes of cycle sprinting per hour. The HIIT pacing of it is probably ~just as good as spending the whole 4 minutes cycling steadily though.

All energy leaves the body as either work or heat, so of the processes you mentioned, moving things or yourself with your muscles is the only one that wouldn't raise temperature.
You really can't ride like that though. That would mean slowing down to 10mph at every junction with an arriving car.

You can take steps to be seen - put yourself in a cars sightlines and watch carefully for signs of not slowing down. But ultimately you are moving at a speed which means if someone absolutely guns it out a junction, or changes lanes without looking, you will be hit.

Watching carefully for signs of not being seen reduces the risk, sure. Often to acceptable levels. But it's always there.
> like a hockey goalie wearing a helmet but no mask.

An apt comparison -- a damage reduction by 66% using only a fabric mask is massively worse than a damage reduction by 95% using proper PPE and procedures. In fact, it leaves you 7 times more likely to get infected (get hurt by a puck). But if anyone tried to sell the NHL-watching public the line that "helmets don't help", they would be rightfully humiliated in public.
bloomberg for the past 5 years afaik has been trying to kill tesla. bloom energy may be the reason.
Download the last kingdom season 4
Download more on this same website like The Shannara Chronicles Season 1 and 2
even just e2e for 1:1 meetings would be great
No I think we're really missing each other somehow... Board members don't usually work at the company. They don't have Workplace accounts, or departments. The headline that this 'asserts control' is click-bait.
US Blacklists Five Amazon Sites (UK, Germany, France, India and Canada)
The two sentences you quoted are completely correct. In fact claiming the opposite would be kind of ... stupid?
Can you imagine it in paper documents or anywhere that is not hypertext?
As Shapiro says, you need to be taken seriously where it matters. If you sincerely need to ask which morals this violates, you show that you have no classical humanistic education. Such an education cannot be provided in a web forum.

It is sad that because of a couple of psychopaths tech people are not taken seriously outside of web forums.
I was trying to find exceptions and came up with balloons, pets, and dry ice.
When I drive in San Francisco I spend most of my effort watching out for bicyclists and pedestrians. Cars not as much, first they are easier to see. Lower percentage of stupid. Big enough that they tend not to come from unexpected places.

I do that because I want to get out of this life without maiming or killing someone. I'm old enough to know it's long game and to know people that have accidentally killed people. And you don't want to go there. You might think that if it's not your fault it won't fuck with you. Trust me it will.
The problem started, when the WHO kept everyone in "Keep calm and carry on" mode, while china simultanously bought back all the medical and ppe equipment via parallel traders.

Chocking by the invisible hand, it exists if you revert to glorified global mercantilism.
I'm quite confident the only reason to use four rats in a study of cyanide is that you really want to kill two rats.
Martingala with transaction costs are not profitable.
In rare occasions I need to enable JS on a website I start up a browser in a VM. Then I'm reminded how bloody horrible the web can be if fuckwits are given any sharp tool. Yes, I've seen this kind of thing too... thanks, M*sco. No, I don't want to chat.

The problem here is a symptom. The real problem is lack of usability testing - stick it in front of users (not your staff, who will a) already be familiar with it and b) will tell you what you want to hear so it won't annoy the boss and get themselves called a troublemaker). A little genuine testing will show up these problems rapidly. You've just got to put aside your ego and love of cute things, and asks what the customer genuinely wants... oh dear, that sounds like hard work. Never mind. As you were.
The tagline of the page is "Comments that are easy to grok and grep".

If it sounds robotic, it's because a part of the target audience are robots, so to speak. And they are not fluent in English, whether they are using regex and wildcards or statistical sentiment analysis.
Nice. And reading Dutch comments knowing Afrikaans always brings a smile to my face.
I think this is mostly a curiosity.

Why do people think this is relevant for HN? Is people seriously trying to "hack" their metabolism? What for? Being able to spend, say, 16 hours sitting in front of a computer typing code away?
I’m actually fairly annoyed that a lot of obvious superscripts, subscripts, and strikethroughs are missing.
> It's an internet watercooler, the purpose of which is gratifying curiosity and having curious conversation.

Alternatively: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzOv14fA-BI

"I don't know anything about zoology, biology, geology, geography, marine biology, crypto zoology, evolutionary theory, evolutionary biology, meteorology, limnology, history, hepatology, palaeontology, or archaeology, but I think ..."
Javier Soltero has a long history of getting useful shit built well and in people’s hands, quickly. Nice to see him still at it, not hampered by even Google’s bureaucracy.
Alternatively, for a single-character symbol, there's either ⤤ (2924 north east arrow with hook) or ⮳ (2bb3 ribbon arrow up right). The combining square isn't exactly centered, depending on where I paste it.

There's a useful selection of arrows here: http://xahlee.info/comp/unicode_arrows.html
Mixing random industrial chemicals together? That doesn't seem like a very safe solution (if you'll forgive the pun) to me.
Neat, but unfortunately the construction of renewable energy, the insulation of homes, the installation of heat pumps, and the replacement of ICE cars with electrics likely sees at least a similar drop. Since we can't shut down our economy forever, it is these sustainable changes that we must work for.
It would still be a privacy issue for me. Mozilla would still have my real address tied to my account, and there's no mention of encryption of email content or the anonymous generated email addresses.

Still...It's a great step in the right direction!
You're talking about the senior executive team, which may overlap with the board but it's not 1-1.
TSLA to the moon!
Or to Mars ...,
Where art thou has our little Starman gone, so afar.
Prices up / Prices Down. Let it fly high to where you are.
As far to Deep Space like no man (or women) has gone before.
Chasing you all the way to the light core.
TSLA will lead the way.
To new advances to tech, explorations, energy arrays, and more ...
> cq cq cq cq jp-7ffecb3b54ada1e35e69814b3eaa7fd4
Open the door and light the way.
a good comparison!

Sprinting up a flight of stairs, then walking back down, and repeating it five times, once an hour.

That I have a good gauge of. Yeah, that would feel good. Pity I live in a first-floor flat...
How come this is hard to do with 100 participants? Not a crypto or video encoding expert, but I'd have thought each participant would have a decryption key for their stream, and this key they would transfer to others by encrypting it separately with each other participant's public key and then broadcast that bundle to everyone. Thus everyone else can decrypt only their entry in that bundle using their private key, and gain access to the shared decryption key for that individual stream. When a new person joins, they add their public key to the central list of public keys, and request that everyone update their bundle to include an entry encrypted with their public key. So basically, from the perspective of the new joiner, each stream would be encrypted until that streamer had updated their bundle to allow the newcomer access to their decryption key. But each streamer would still only need to encrypt their stream once, and then share access to the decryption key only to participants. Scaling wise, sending only incurs the cost of encrypting once - though as a receiver, you'd need to decrypt N streams using N different keys - but is that much harder to do than decoding N video streams in the first place?
there is "us".

I would say the majority of evil in the world is created by dividing people up into US and THEM.

Hitler weaponized this idea. I guess he was that kind of leader (not the unite type, the divide type)
> It is unclear that the entity in question is actually an element of plain text...

As the author pointed out, emojis seem to clearly violate this excuse. What possible justification do they give for emojis? There is no way [I originally inserted the poop emoji here, but it was stripped out. That kind of reinforces my point.] is an element of plain text.
Have you told that to Comcast?
Not if all the comments are versions of "this article is wrong".
This made my head spin. It's like saying people already using the JIS text encoding would be unlikely to benefit from adding Japanese to Unicode. Absolutely mind blowing.
The SSH one is brilliant

I find that most of these "hard problems" are something small, so something that's almost unnoticeable to not break immediately but that makes it kinda work.

Now finding exactly what is the trick
It looks cool. But does remind me a little of Microsoft Comic Chat. :)
Credible source?

"The angry Left just can't stop attacking, even in a crisis."
I don't think that's inconsistent.

I've seen a right-pointing magnifying glass printed in a book, and a left-pointing one would be equivalent for Arabic or Hebrew. I'd expect to see it in a school science book, for example.
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I found this even more brilliant: "Vilnius authorities have also given the city’s public health workers €400,000-worth (£350,000) of restaurant vouchers intended both as gesture of thanks for their work and a much-needed stimulus to the city’s cafes."

London should do more of this. Every city should do more of this.
Yep, I’ve been dreaming about this for years.. for me the critical component of it is no power cable.. just some (C?) batteries in the frame, and then it updates via infrared across the hall like grocery store eink price tags do. Bonus points if it’s color eink. Somebody please?
Hello from Vilnius,
the City already has parking zones.
As a normal person its very hard to park in the City center.
Here is some information:
https://www.govilnius.lt/plan-your-trip/getting-around/parki...

Also, some streets are already car-free and only delivery vehicals can enter them.
Try to use it for a while also. My experience has also been that, after a short time, you will be required to provide your phone number for security reasons.
I mean, you can quibble at the examples, and I think the article needs more of them, but it is not ... wholly inaccurate. More examples ought to include the Fahrenheit 451 nature of the situation. Recall that the government didn't just decide to start burning books one day in that novel. Rather, people began going into libraries and tearing out pages which offended them. It was a bottom-up movement.

Now, so much of moderation comes from the users, and a downvote to show that a comment is inaccurate is indistinguishable from "I do not want people to see this opinion, even if it is true," and so a great deal of moribund condition of the Open Web is due to things like manipulation of rankings. Sure, why not file a false DMCA copyright claim on YouTube? Get that thing you don't like off the Internet.

I have no ready solutions to offer.
This is specifically for business meetings and the quoted text says that the restriction is for _individual_ accounts.

So this announcement doesn’t target family hangouts, but the product doesn’t either.
They definitely saw Zoom crushin' in an internal call. Hilarious.

https://9to5google.com/2020/04/25/google-meet-zoom-competiti...
Nerds get a big rush from creating rule systems. And doubly so if then able to foist them on others!
I agree with the authors intended argument however, this is more proof that social media is being weaponized as a propaganda machine whilst using the guise of being a tool for social good and philanthropy. It can still be that but the censorship on these platforms make them far less credible. The web is still very much open.
Python DateTime Module with Programs
At least the US have an exemption process.

The US strong-armed most their trade-partners into implementing DMCA-compatible laws. Here in Australia we have "compatible" laws, but to my knowledge no exemption process.

EDIT: It's probably worth noting we didn't even bother amending our existing legislation, we just introduced new conflicting legislation. It's a real mess.
Is easy to claim the moral high ground when you don't define it, meaning where are you drawing the line? If I lose a leg in an accident and some scientists (plus doctors) can make a clone of my leg and my leg only to reattach it on my body is that moral or amoral? If yes then what about the complete lower body? If yes what about everything below the neck?
This seems really helpful especially now! Thanks for sharing.
SSH host key fingerprints of Hetzner Storage Boxes only by plain unsigned email
It seems that currently the only way to verify the host SSH key fingerprints of Hetzner Storage Boxes (https://www.hetzner.com/storage/storage-box) is by plain unsigned email from support.
According to Hetzner support the fingerprints may change at any time due to automatic migrations.
This obviously compromises the security of all their SSH based features, including BorgBackup and rsync via SSH. It's a shame as overall the service seems to be nice and competitively priced.
It also makes one wonder how many more insecure shortcuts has Hetzner taken in less visible places in their infrastructure.
To me - it sounds like a great way to throw up or at least get stomach sickness.

I can't imagine going full send with no warm up and not suffering some sort of issue after stopping.
Yes, I've seen it used as a way to steer the reader to open their browser for further information with URL written in plain text. Like hyper footnote
>Today’s web let’s anyone spin up a fresh IP in seconds and use 100% open source software that they can freely modify to publish just about anything they want, while retaining full control of the entire stack down to the NIC, with total portability.

Entirely incorrect: none of the folks in my immediate social network would be able to do something like this. Only a techie would. And statistically, as a group, techies are a tiny minority.
Sorry, not a native English speaker. I realise I may have used "two-way street" in the wrong way. It definitely provides advantages primarily for the employer.

Maybe I should have called it a "two-pronged thing" or something.
2FA for SSH sounds great but I can only imagine how cumbersome it must be for using on a daily basis. I've recently started permanently locking my SSH ports and only briefly whitelisting them for only my IP with a bash scripts whenever the access is needed https://pawelurbanek.com/ec2-ssh-dynamic-access
The resolution you choose has some stark effects on the narrative that you will allow yourself to be convinced of. The idea of "red state, blue state" is a peculiar consequence of a winner-take-all presidential election system, and does not adequately represent reality. An underlying truth, viewed at another resolution, is that there are red and blue densities moreso than states [0]. The current (and changing) distribution of densities across the states has currently led to what you perceive as the "red state, blue state" situation, when zoomed out and with a blur filter applied

For example, take a useful look at CityLab's Congressional Density Indicator [1]. There are zero "pure urban" districts that are represented by Republicans, regardless of the state (red, blue, purple), and there are nearly none among the "urban-suburban mix" districts (again regardless of state).

Viewed through yet another lens, by percentage of landmass, Alabama is more is more "blue" than Illinois and Oregon [2]. Your characterization could use a little more thought and refinement.

[0] https://www.niskanencenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Wi... (see section beginning page 12)

[1] https://www.citylab.com/equity/2018/11/citylab-congressional...

[2] https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/upshot/election-201...
Visa Security Policy: Roles of the Departments of State and Homeland Security [pdf]
Maybe it's a relatively quick and cheap way to decide if it's worth doing larger and longer studies.
> I thought they had introduced a "get a single photo for this app without photos permission" picker (I'm pretty sure I've used it in apps!) but I can't find any indication I'm not wildly hallucinating.

It exists (https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uiimagepicke...) but apps don’t want to use it.
It is mostly deep stretching before exercise that seems to be the biggest target. Light quick stretching should still be fine to prevent injury. Deep stretching is only good for maintaining or increasing flexibility especially when bulking up, but should been done as its own exercise with rest afterwards.
We hear the same over the pond. The argument is that the masks may not be fit for purpose or be used incorrectly, thus might actually be more contagious as people will tend to touch their faces more often etc. The official stances are still that people need training in order to use masks correctly, and the masks must meet standards to protect the user. All masks may protect others to some degree though.

"Masks work, don't work" are not cogent arguments.

It's the same with plastic gloves. Their usage in ie. grocery stores etc. may not help as much as incorrect usage may work against the intention. Again the argument is that if you get your hands dirty, you know you need to wash your hands and might think twice before touching face. Even washing hands properly require some training.

We've since learned that less extreme measures may be good enough once you have control, testing and tracking.
The topic is math, not building megamachines.

I've been following the progress in number theory proofs for the past few years, and email and forums have worked fine.
http://archive.is/zLLj5
Extremely Well said.

Ideas and articles such as these often come from a more credentialed yet less historically literate/knowledgeable generation.

I think you typically see similar articles conflating these larger private companies and their shenanigans with the state or federal govts who have actual men with guns to impose their will.

For better or worse, words have much different meanings for younger generations.