skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You could look at something like Qubes OS which tries to sandbox things as much as possible via virtualization. It’s pretty cumbersome to use however.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qubes_OS
What's a muggle?

Honestly, if you live in CA like most here just sun bathe for 15-20 mins daily on exposed skin, your body actually has a 'built-in' start-stop system that will actually stop producing vitamin D innately due to a feedback loop. You need to stop before your skin becomes irritated and begins to burn, obviously, to avoid damage. 17 mins for me is the sweet spot for ideal blood serum levels.

> what should we be taking and how much?

If taken as a dietary supplement that is way beyond me, as I'm not a physician and its irresponsible to give medical advice as its specifically related to you and your health.

But someone even mentioned the 10000 IU doses that can be administered in severe cases with little to no harm and that's worth noting in terms of toxicity risk.

Personally, I moved to CO from the coastal part of CA partly because of the elevation difference and intensity of Sun in the Fall and Winter months to mitigate my Vitamin D level decreasing and how it affects my health; so my personal optimized blood serum wouldn't be compatible to your own, so even that wouldn't work.

> I just want to pip install vitamin-d and be on my way.

Biohacker hat on: Get some Vitmain D pills and start with taking 1000 IU (as a baseline) and increase the dosage incrementally on a weekly basis while documenting your mood, and overall health and decide for yourself. You get several types of endorphins from it, so when I started to find my effective doses I noticed it alleviated my irritability and frequent headaches.
This particular article was about a tirade on his earnings call today. =/
Proper teaching looks less like what most teachers do, and more like what (good) game designers do.

• Hide the tutorial for the problem, in the "shape" of the problem, so the student won't even realize they're being taught something. (See e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZH2wGpEZVgE)

• Make the student/player feel a need for a new tool, before the tool is introduced. Have them try (and perhaps fail) to solve the problem without the tool first. (See the "keys and doors" discussion in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouO1R6vFDBo&list=PLc38fcMFcV...)

• For each new concept, present its lesson as a series of spaced-chunk challenges, where each chunk ramps the difficulty up to a climax and then down again to a gentle denouement. Give the learner's mind a chance to feel a sense of mastery over already-understood concepts, not just the continual stress of new challenges. (See https://boingboing.net/2015/09/14/super-mario-maker-levels.h... or http://gameshelf.jmac.org/2011/12/a-pleasant-journey-through...)

• Gate problems behind proof of mastery of previous micro-skills, not just in the form of obvious tests, but also in the form of multi-step problems for new knowledge which can't even be approached without also having another prerequisite skill. Ensure that it becomes impossible to "leave behind" a foundational skill—i.e. ensure that the learner will get stuck without the new tool, and so realize they need to backtrack to pick up that tool, rather than flailing uselessly at the next problem.

• Meter and visualize progress. Map acquisition of micro-skills directly to some sort of measurement the student can look at (a level number; a tech tree; a skill grid), to feel that they're making progress. Ensure the system is designed such that this number goes up not just when they make progress on new skills, but also when they go back to shore up their knowledge of old skills.

Etc.
I was not aware of this- thank you!
> What you're missing is that nicotine is harmless on its own

So if middle schoolers everywhere suddenly started chewing nicorette gum you would think it’s totally harmless? I suspect not.
Seems like a solid option, and maybe better for recommending to people in general. Is it p2p? Nice thing about patchbay is pretty much all servers ship with a client (curl), so you don't have to worry about installing anything even for transferring large files. It's even lower friction than SSH/rsync with ssh agent because you don't have to type the destination path. Just run the receiver in the directory where you want the file to go. I used patchbay to transfer a 2GB earlier today. It looks like this:

#sender

curl https://patchbay.pub/anders/file.bin --data-binary @file.bin

#receiver

curl https://patchbay.pub/anders/file.bin > file.bin
Lots of average people tell us what "truly smart people" are like. No one actually knows.
Personally, it made him cool significantly on France, which is in pretty stark contrast to where he started. He ended up siding with Hamilton on expelling the French diplomat who both threatened American neutrality, and was kind of gearing up to try and overthrow George Washington. And Jefferson hated Hamilton.

Politically, it moderated him significantly. He started off as very pro-revolution, pro “watering the tree of liberty with the blood of tyrants and patriots”, and by the end he ended up regretting France not shifting into a constitutional monarchy. This is after both witnessing The Storming of the Bastille in person (he was an ambassador then), defending the September Massacres[0], and knowing quite a few people who were executed during the terror.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/September_Massacres
Lung scarring is not reversible yet. If it grow too much, it might turn into pulmonary fibrosis and kill you in ~5 year.

https://www.lung.org/lung-health-diseases/lung-disease-looku...

Other fibrosis can be chirgurgically removed (happened to a semi-pro i know of), but this is not possible for the lungs.
Play Scrabble via Skype call in my virtual Blender game room
I've checked the code and saw a lot of comments and missing pieces as for example: donutWidgetValueInjecter, verticalWidgetValueInjecter

put it to run and as you may see the widgets dont show too much: https://imgur.com/a/qIuHQ0I

let me know when you finish it :(
Porsche Eyes Deeper Overhaul as Virus Shatters Industry
This is correct.

No finite representation of repeating 0.9s can equal 1.0

The ask that people accept infinite representations as valid is a big one.
Taking me to another website to look at the same clip — and then make me skip to the end myself and then manage having to pause the video — is lipstick on a pig.

A JPEG will be just fine.
Every grocery store pharmacy here gives them out for free, so it's pretty easy to do so.
> But missing 5/8ths of a school year is going to be absolutely devastating for this generation of kids

If only there was a way we could give them access to the entirety of the world's knowledge, a million lifetimes of recorded video, and the world's best teachers for near zero incremental cost, right in their homes. If only.

We're gonna flub this one because "Netflix and chill" is the best this tech generation can muster in the face of the worst crisis in recent history.

Squandered.

I weep almost every day because our entire communications infrastructure and online experience has been tailored for our own. goddamn. greed.
The World with the Virus, or Nothing Will Be the Same from Now On
Boeing, Expecting a Long Slump, Will Cut 16,000 Jobs
How to Validate Katacoda Scenarios with GitHub Actions
Google Ventures already spends $4.5 billion on that very thing? And there are tons of other VCs and incubators out there?
When do your shorts expire?
This. At my previous company, the primary product was painfully simple in concept -- just a standard two-sided marketplace.

The day I joined, one of the engineers told me to brace myself for the codebase. I figured it couldn't be too bad, after all, it was just a Rails app. Whew boy, was I ever wrong...

The code was needlessly complex in the worst ways. I'm talking constructors to create constructors, ill-named models that belied their true purpose. The entire thing was a self-referential mess of spaghetti. No one really knew how the whole system actually worked. The app probably had over 400 models, and half of which were probably obsolete.

It was obvious that over the years, no one ever took the time to clean up the code, and people just kept pouring more mess on top of it to meet deadlines. With such a messy codebase, even the smallest change that should have taken hours would take days or weeks.
What kind of HN comment is this?

They're optimized for energy efficiency? Yes? What does this gotcha response even mean?
Tesla relies on high margins, other automakers rely on volume.

Ford is in a much worse position than Tesla.
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C++ isn't exactly short on symbols haha
pure speculation and not even useful at that
A round number repeated for 4 metrics in a row is never really meant to be taken seriously. If it turns out that they can only reach 80% of contacts, they'll adjust the plan to account for that - nobody's going to let it be the one factor that keeps restrictions from being loosened.
LIsten to a real epidemiologist: (https://www.microbe.tv/twiv/) episode 607.
This is so American.
I'd be interested in seeing something like this where each individual player has skill levels for different actions, varying across both positions and teams. Not sure how to make the competition fully fair then (perhaps a sum skill level "salary cap") but it would be cool to see what strategies might arise when a team knows the strengths and weaknesses of their own players and can learn (maybe starting with a reasonable ballpark guess from "scouting") the weaker points of a given opposing team.

To make a ridiculous analogy to the other football, in NCAAF video games the mascot mode had every "player" on every team have 99 ability in all possible skills. Which means that any player standing on the field could throw as well as the quarterback, punt as well as the punter, etc. Opening up many unrealistic trick plays.

But even adjusting for positional differences, I think a lot of the cool sports stories have involved seeing how a particular team strategizes against another particular team, which goes away when all teams start with equal across the board abilities.
Yeah that makes total sense. I can’t believe how few people buy the media’s stuff so easily. I have relatives forwarding me the corana causes strokes in young people articles. Normally intelligent people.

This whole thing has really shaken my understanding of people.
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It's probably not even grandmaster if you restrict it to human-level mechanics. I know what DeepMind has said about APM, but if you look at how it functions it's still superhuman (like the fact that it never uses control groups since it can always arbitrarily select whatever subgroup of units it wants instantly with no mistakes).
I think 2 things are helpful.

(1) Know that your memory and concentration will suffer if you are distracted or have lots of context switching. Try and change your coding environment (IRL) to suit this fact.

(2) Make sure you are using the tools provided by a good IDE. Many IDEs will autocomplete variables/functions/modules which are in scope of where the cursor is. Make sure you have convenient+relevant IDE extensions/plug-ins for your language+libraries running.

There are exercises you can do to increase your memory, but I think your programming ergonomics are bad if you have to resort to that.
how often does it profit large corporations and not their descendants?
It's really hard to say with AlphaStar, because it depends enormously on what type of APM constraints the developers put on it. As much as I love the strategy of StarCraft, brute force is incredibly important. Serral, the best player in the world at the time by a wide margin, played some fun games against a few lower level European pros controlling the same opponent and it was so lopsided he quit after ~2 games.

If AlphaStar is allowed just slightly too much micro it's easily world champion beating (eg the version that killed TLO in the original demo, it was winning fights that should have been blunders), and too little and it can get squashed by regular GMs.

I don't know how the competition can ever really be calibrated to be fair. The latest version of AlphaStar was fun because they tuned it to be good but not unstoppable, but I have no idea if those were 'fair' settings or not. Maybe AlphaStar was too handicapped.
I do as I am around people with suppressed immune systems for various reasons
> If he hits the trigger in his compensation package, he gets even more Tesla stock which will vastly increase his net worth on paper.

Elon currently holds ~34 million shares of Tesla. If TSLA market cap hits a 6-month running average of $100 billion his first of 12 tranches of stock options vest, which is 1.69 million shares at $350 per share.

Musk will spend $591 million to buy the 1.69 million shares, which on the open market are worth $1.352 billion. What actually happens is he executes the options and immediately sells shares to cover the execution cost, for a net gain of ~950k shares. He then also has to sell shares to cover the taxes due at the time of exercise, which we'll under-estimate at 20% of the profit ($450 * 1.69 million * 20%) = $152 million. That's another 190,000 shares gone. Now we're down to a net gain of 760k shares on the 1.69 million.

So when the tranche vests, he will own ~2.2% more TSLA stock than he did the day prior. Best case. If tax rate is higher, which it is because California, it's probably less than a 2% bump to Elon's overall TSLA holding.

EDIT: Oh, one other thing. Any shares which are not sold to cover the strike price and the taxes due I believe must be held by Elon at least 10 years before he can sell any.

So the primary effects of hitting a tranche are 1) it generates $591 million of cash flow for Tesla, a nice equity raise. 2) it generates at least $150 million in tax revenue for We The People.
Not sure why Aristotle is being cited here, where does he talk about boredom in Nichomachean Ethics? Refresh my memory.

I dunno if you've read it, but The Nichomachean Ethics, which is where eudaimonia is treated, is basically a parenting book for a slave owning upper class. It is not a book about how you, a grown adult, experiencing mental paralysis in a hedonistic consumerist Capitalist society that has orders of magnitude more abundance, can get out of said paralysis. Not. At. All.

Edit: I wanna be really clear. Aristotle has some very useful things to say, particularly in De Anima, which, IMO, is the sole philosophical definition of a soul that is capable of being set in alignment with the concept of evolution, but the Ethics is a really big hype job that has lots of important sounding phrases taken wholly out of context. Aristotle is at his best when he is just a scientist, like in De Anima, or any of his zoological works.
Capitalism always need bailouts and can't exist effectively without regulations. So is not a standalone system but as a tool dependent on faith, trust and enforcement from authority. Infrastructure may be an outcome independent of capitalism. Resources exist independent of it as well.
The potential dangers of Covid-19 contact tracing apps [video]
Spain official apologizes for spraying beach with bleach
Yet again people downvoting the truth.
> their full self-driving tech is ahead of everyone, including Alphabet

This seems doubtful, I'd be really interested to read any source that advocates that :)
With variolation it was not lower dose, but different (mild) strain (cowpox), which offers cross-immunity to smallpox.
Use teredo at home.

apt install miredo (on most debian based systems)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teredo_tunneling
Love how the NSA recommends open source, and also how Signal is up there with MS Teams and Zoom
And in your ~/.ssh/config that's the ProxyJump directive. Adding a proper configuration for the bastion/jump host and for the target host means you can just to "ssh target".

In my case, I usually do "ssh target -t tmux -2 att" to attach to my tmux session, then when I detach it will close the SSH connection (and all of my tunnels).
As stated by others, they are further along in the pandemic in terms of number of people infected. They also have rather large long term care homes and more than half their deaths are in those.

We won't know if that is a winning strategy until a year from now but there is a strong appeal in having not locked everything down. They will be resuming football games with fans and everything at their large stadiums come June.
How the fuck with anyone more than 3 brain cells continue to worship this guy as some hero?
Maybe they also intend to allow controlling single applications at some point.
I can think of no important way in which Tesla or SpaceX would be significantly more successful today if Musk had publicly communicated more like a standard CEO.
After One Tweet, This Man Got $69M from New York for Ventilators
The EV argument != the Tesla argument.
I mean, working genes for all the various parts of the virus. Of course it is hijacking the cell's machinery.
I was tired enough of losing connections to work systems I was working on when network topology changes, or my laptop was moved, or it went to sleep, or I moved to a new computer (e.g. I'm at home) that I wrote a simple script to jump all my ssh connections through a VM at work, but with the extra step that the connection from the jump VM happens in a tmux that's named based on the desired host, and with options to reconnect to an existing session if it exists.

With the script named "go", Here's what that allows in practice:

go foo.bar - Connects to host foo.bar

go foo.bar - Second connection to host foo.bar that uses same session, so keystrokes show in both, even if they originate from separate locations, like home and work.

go foo.bar 2 - Additional param is added to session name, so you get a new connection to foo.bar.

go -list - Lists all connection sessions, and only connection sessions, because there's a special prefix to distinguish them from normal tmux sessions that might exist on the VM.

go -restore - Spawn a new terminal for all open connections. Useful for getting all terminals back after the network drops, or you reboot, or you're on your home computer instead of work, etc.

Currently this is implemented in a batch script on windows with some ugly hacks to make it work well with what PuTTY's command line options support (commands for the remote host need to be in a file you specify...), and it's pretty ugly, but I'll share if if anyone is interested. It would be much easier in bash with openssh (it's even possible OpenSSH supports enough features to do this in the ssh config).
Another explanation is high long-term stress related to handling the pandemic in hospitals, as stress has negative effect on immune system.
> Before the sandbox, Pixelmator looked like it would one day be a real Photoshop competitor, but now they're mainly for people who don't want to pay for Adobe's subscription.

Can you point to any evidence that the macOS sandbox is what’s holding Pixelmator back from dethroning the undisputed 20+ year king of professional photo editing?
I've always felt like the base Model 3 and base BMW 3 series were very comparable. Add in a couple of thousand, and the 3 looks like a bargain.

That becomes a harder sell when the Model 3 is actually more expensive to operate, as it is in some places now.

Its not that they are buying to save money vs the economical choices, but it does make a difference relative to their comps (RWD & AWD sport sedans).
You can also use the `ProxyJump` directive in your `~/.ssh/config`, which is the same as `-J` on the command line. So, for example:

Host host_final
ProxyJump user1@host1

will do the same thing as `-J user1@host`, but will allow you to just type:

ssh user_final@host_final

If you're using an older SSH you can do this with a `ProxyCommand` (requires netcat on the jump box, but that's pretty standard):

Host host_final
ProxyCommand ssh user1@host1 nc %h %p

There are a bunch of variations on this technique, but these are the most common configs. Super easy transparent bastioning.

You can get really fancy with this stuff, particularly with `ProxyCommand`. We use it to trigger auto-login for our "Single sign-on for SSH" product at smallstep. When you have a `ProxyCommand` configured, instead of opening its own socket, OpenSSH just execs your proxy command and expects stdin & stdout to end up connected to a socket to the remote server. It doesn't care how that happens or what else happens before you get there. So we (ab)use this as a hook to check if you have a valid SSH certificate in your `ssh-agent` and, if you don't, trigger a single sign-on flow. It's nifty.

If you've never read the man pages for `ssh_config` and `sshd_config`, I highly recommend it. It's not that long and there's a lot of good stuff in there.
All hail the product people that have to do this.
He has lofty goals that require massive resources. Each also requires a long timeline. Specifically he is attempting to populate another planet, link computers to brains and turn transportation green. Each is an earth shattering accomplishment on their own. He is trying to do all 3 and in his mind at least he is driven by saving humanity not greed. He feels the current restrictions are going to have severe impact on what are for him lifetime goals.

Now is it narcissistic to think that he has to do it? Maybe. Often times though I would think that the people that changed our way of life have to be narcissistic. Gates, Jobs, Rockefeller, Ford, Edison. They are real people with flaws but sometimes those flaws also drive them. Not malignant narcissistic though, there is a difference.

He is definitely ill served by his twitter account though and these recent tweets are not great in regards to the opinions of many of those that support him.
I once read something along the lines of " Soccer is a RTS game and Football is a TBS"
20 Patients in Study with COV19
* 65% of them went to ICU (13 patients)
* 35% of them did not (7 patients)

Of the 13 Patients in the ICU 84.6% (11 patients) had VDI
Of the 7 Patients not in ICU 57.4% (4 Patients) had VDI

Thin gruel indeed. But all they are saying is that it's perhaps worth doing a real study. That's fair.
The market tends to overreact. Remember it is a bunch of humans, there is no magical god behind it.
We all stayed indoors for months during to lockdown and now we might lacking Vitamin D.
This reminds me of an old used printer I bought, long ago. Sadly, I don't recall the printer model, but I think it was built in the 1980's. When I opened it up to clean it, I discovered it was full of extra circuit components (with "In-Q-Tel" labels). It appeared to be a special TEMPEST-shielded unit.
That’s a great point. People do seem to argue extreme positions.

I think you might be on to something with the probabilities instead of thinking something is 100% good.
At the start physicians insisted on fever being a core symptom, but since then they have eased off on this. No fever does not mean no covid.