skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Nothing fancy, just running on AWS :) Specifically, https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/g4/ - The uploading is actually the expensive part since it can take ~2 minutes per image.
It's interesting you should mention the 1918 flu. That one had two waves, the first one less lethal... Evolution is random, add you say, but that's not quite what happened.

It was in the middle of world war 1. Soldiers were infected, and the ones that became the most ill were sent home to recuperate, or die. Either way they spread the virus better than the ones who weren't as ill, and who stayed in the field.

So the usual evolutionary pressure was upside down here.
I wonder what the author thinks about grsecurity [0], and about the Kernel Self Protection Project [1]

0: https://www.grsecurity.net/

1: https://kernsec.org/wiki/index.php/Kernel_Self_Protection_Pr...
This is necessary on Twitter. It's easy for fake or incorrect news to spread, you can't edit it and updates/self-replies are often hidden.
FWIW my province of 4.4 million is stalled on tests being run because it's run out of additional symptomatic people to test at around 30 tests per 1k per 30 days, even though testing capacity is about double that, and still increasing.
> "People actually suffering and not knowing where their next check comes from, well, we don't really care about them."

This is quite literally about them. Knowledge workers and others sitting comfortably at home are the biggest opposition to opening up business.
It is a good question relevant to the big 3 creative mediums today, visual, music, and text... which are all seeing very interesting results with regards to neural net generation. Remember that we are still in the very early stages of the development of these techniques. The quality will end up phenomenal and you will be able to generate works perhaps on par of quality with a human, but in infinite more volume and lower cost. There may even be artistic techniques that are simply out of reach without these techniques. (Think of trying to make movies in the year 1000... it's not quite the same as today.)

I think we will also see that art is not entirely about communication, but also to a big deal simply created in the eye of the beholder.
I'm glad he's reformed, but participating in a racially motivated drive by shooting is not your typical brain dead teenager moment, and this is something that he should have been honest and upfront about, not something that should have been found through investigative journalism. Especially when his job involves surveillance service contracting for the criminal justice system, where racial bias and privacy ethics issues are at the forefront.
There have been some cases decided. Gun stores were allowed to reopen last week in MA by court order after being deemed non-essential, but they are of course specially protected. Churches have won court cases to be able to hold in-person services, also a specially protected class.

But then there was the case of the barber shop in Michigan which just today a judge denied a preliminary injunction where the state was trying to keep them closed.

https://www.michiganradio.org/post/judge-denies-state-reques...
Thanks. I signed up for the test as well.
The factory in Fremont manufactures cars not solar panels or grid batteries.
Don’t feel bad you asked the question. I can tell from content and context that you were asking in good faith. The reply you got, well. Let’s just say it seemed in less so good faith.