skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes I also wanted to add swiping back then but I guess it’s even harder if you’re using React.

PWA’s are slowly becoming better on ios, there was another new release of safari that fixed a lot of bugs. But it’s still very niche, since Add to Home Screen is so hard to find for users
1978 was very early in the 'personal computer' era. I'd guess that the use of a VCO was modeled after early synthesizers like the Moog. (It used a 1-volt per octave scheme ... changing the external voltage input from 2 to 3 volts moved pitch up an octave.)

The 76477 could take an external voltage (up to 5v) (Pin 16 via J2) for pitch - maybe the design's intent was to be able, when needed, to inexpensively generate external voltages, e.g. through a pot. The much-more powerful General Instrument AY-3-8910 arriving in 1978 sank any hopes the 76477 had.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Instrument_AY-3-8910
Lots of studies link inflammation and diabetes generally. To whatever degree vitamin D deficiency plays a role in inflammation, that would generally link it to diabetes (all forms of it, as best I understand it).
I can see from the comments that it is being celebrated here.
I bought a Voodoo as my first 3D card and was so disappointed that it did not support my motherboard (PCI 2.1, I had PCI 2.0), so I had to return to the shop and exchanged it for a TNT. :(
Why do you think that, in every aspect of human acheivement a person can simply learn and practice. Various factors weigh in but you will be dumb as a rock if you choose to not pursue intellectual achievments regardless of your biology.
Also re counting: we also have Bede to thank that we call this year 2020, and not e.g. the 4th year of Trump :

"At the time Bede wrote the Historia Ecclesiastica, there were two common ways of referring to dates. One was to use indictions, which were 15-year cycles, counting from 312 AD. There were three different varieties of indiction, each starting on a different day of the year. The other approach was to use regnal years—the reigning Roman emperor, for example, or the ruler of whichever kingdom was under discussion. This meant that in discussing conflicts between kingdoms, the date would have to be given in the regnal years of all the kings involved. Bede used both these approaches on occasion but adopted a third method as his main approach to dating: the Anno Domini method invented by Dionysius Exiguus. Although Bede did not invent this method, his adoption of it and his promulgation of it in De Temporum Ratione, his work on chronology, is the main reason it is now so widely used."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bede#Use_of_Anno_Domini

I was just reading in his History the other day, such a fascinating book. It's a history of England (focusing on Christianity) from Julius Caesar to the 600s. His monastery was a renowned centre of learning, with 200 books. Just imagine trying to do historical research in England in 700AD..
I'm the grand-parent comment so I feel a bit responsible for where it went so maybe I can clear what I meant here.

My view on the question of impermanence has been shaped by buddhism. I'm not a buddhist, I just discovered buddhism at an age and in circumstances where it talked to me and helped me a lot going through some very bad stuff.

In a nutshell, but the subject is extremelly vast:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impermanence

I hope it explains better than I did what I meant by "nothing is permanent", and maybe it'll be of interest to you like it has been for me. Feel free if you want more pointers.
Would you mind expanding on this?

I've read both books and am curious what you mean.
As far as I can tell it's supposed to be an evil AI that is educating/brainwashing you. If you keep drawing penises you can piss it off. So yes, the site is expecting you to draw some.
You are correct, Fauci is an expert.

It seems that you are being obtuse to prove some kind of point about how masks are useless and this is a grand conspiracy, especially since you have linked to a “QAnon” YouTube channel, but I will play along.

In this video, Dr. Fauci discusses the usefulness of an individual wearing a mask. The conversation is specifically about a mask’s efficacy in preventing the wearer from becoming exposed to viral particles.

Dr. Fauci expresses concern that individuals will believe they are more protected than they actually are, and they may be lulled into a false sense of security, as any mask except a properly fitted N95 respirator will not actually prevent you from inhaling sufficiently small droplets containing viral particles.

Dr. Fauci also expresses concern that the general public may not understand how to appropriately use masks by which he means that it is imperative that wearers do not touch the outward facing part of the mask and contaminate their hands and that they don and doff the mask appropriately.

Neither of those concerns have anything to do with the entirely separate societal benefit of individual mask wearing by preventing you,as a potential symptomatic/asymptomatic/pre-symptomatic carrier of COVID, from contributing to the infection of others. At a minimum, masks reduce the volume and the distance you spread viral-laden droplets by talking, coughing, breathing, etc.

It is also worth noting that your linked interview appears to have been recorded before the push for mask wearing as a potential guard against transmission was a part of public discourse. This explains why the second point is not mentioned.

As an aside, I hope that you can see your way out of this conspiratorial mindset. I am sure you are, like many on this forum, a very bright person, but you have to understand that by posting these things and contributing to the spread of misinformation, you are going to harm people.
And a museum in Belgrad.
People might very well use it as a reason to automate and layoff without the guilt that would have been stronger before Covid
Whatch'a cofounding?
There was the SN76488, if you wanted to drive a (small) speaker directly.
What is the product about?
He works there now? Cool!
> designers spend months mocking up fantasy functionality while the backend team is drawing up tables, shards and microservices, only for it to eventually collide in total incompatibility

that's because this methodology is called waterfall, and it has proven to not work, time and time again.

The project should not start with full requirements - it should start with a single requirement/feature (even if that feature by itself doesn't fullfil the purpose of the software). What is the topmost important feature? Do that part first, and have it working end to end. It should take as little time, and done as fast as possible. It should allow the design team to create as simplified a design as possible, and allow the backend to use as simplified a backend as possible. It should allow testing to be done well (good coverage, good unit testing etc).

Then once this is done, the client will judge it, and say what can be improved. Do that one improvement, only, before going back to the client and repeat.

This has been what most successful projects done.
JavaScript is already an old language from 1993 and quirky in that it doesn't have 64 bit integers. Webassembly inherits that so you can't really say it is a new platform.

I don't see Rust making what you call a mistake. Rust has 64 bit and even 128 bit integers.

64 bit integers and pointers have a trade-off we need to consider: they need more memory. Out there are still embedded systems perhaps running on a tiny battery and having 16 bit memory, and it is wasteful to force 32 bit or even 64 bit data on them.

So currently we have at least three different directly adressable memory sizes: 16 bit (up to 64 KiB directly addressable memory), 32 bit (up to 4 GiB directly addressable memory) and 64 bit (up to 16 EiB directly addressable memory, this is 4 billion times of 4 GiB, however currently platforms don't use all bits and don't have that addressability, for details see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/64-bit_computing#Limits_of_pro...).
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Many of them were family owned but the children did not want to take over. So they were sold to private equity firms and taken over.

Like this one: https://mgmhealthcare.com/
From trying to teach the masses to empower them to "fuck you, got mine".
Fascinating app. Btw postclassification
post·clas·si·fi·ca·tion
the action or fact of grouping something into one class
"his postclassification as a member of a Chinese Marxist party"

Seems close to real word
AIUI actors are regularly idle. However, you are right that Pony offers a clever mechanism not offered by Erlang, which allows an actor to effectively despawn itself. I believe how it does this is to notice when no other actor has a reference to it. If no other actor has a reference to it, no one cannot send it any messages. If it has no messages in its queue and it is idle (not currently dispatched on a message), we know it will never again receive any messages, and therefore it is safe to free itself because it will never again have work to do.
I totally agree with you. Stealth currently is a PWA and reuses an existing Browser as a rendering engine or runtime. As the codebase is babelfree es2018 I am currently dependent on a modern Browser being preinstalled on the system (aka edgium or safari 12 and later) in order to use ESM modules.

I have no chance competing with google, so I’m probably gonna reuse as much of the servo project as possible when it comes to runtime and layouting/rendering. Currently a bit unplanned, on Android and iOS I have an experimental prototype up and running that’s just bundling nodejs-mobile and using a webview to localhost.

The browser UI (pwa ui) is served on port 65432 in order to allow userspace usage (ephermal ports can also be used by anyone on Windows).
Zoom is profitable.
Feasible and documented [1], but I think that labor monopsony is only part of the issue.

Why are fast food workers signing non-competes, arbitration clauses, and NDA's [2]. The whole balance of power is out of wack.

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/apr/24/apple-goo...

[2] https://www.natlawreview.com/article/state-attorneys-general...
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The Big-U and Interface were fantastic.
>The bush admin was terrible, moreso i'd say than trump's

what fucking planet are you on?
GCP wins on the longest uptimes because of their superior Live Migration feature. I've never had a host failure or update issue yet in 5 years.
> [China] also has made statements that Taiwan is part of China since then.

Since 1949, you mean?
While "vulva" is now the correct medical term, initially it was also an euphemism, used as wrongly as some people use now "vagina".
In the beginning, "vulva" was a synonym for "uterus" and its current meaning arose much later, because some began to use it in order to avoid the correct word "cunnus".
It is indeed grand and delightful. I am glad you enjoyed the post so much. It was every bit as much fun for me to grok and then and share with others.
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台中磁磚修補專家！威博工程致力於開發灌注工法，以0.1公分孔徑灌注工法解決各式膨拱空心的問題，只要磁磚無破裂，不需破壞磁磚或打掉重作，不會有色差問題也不用另外添購磁磚，省時省力更省錢。施工時配有防塵與吸塵設備，保持室內乾淨，不用擔心粉塵到處肆虐，家具無需大幅搬動，降低生活干擾，施工後依然保持乾淨整潔。採用結構補強專用的灌注型EPOXY，施作後強度可抗熱脹冷縮及地震造成之膨拱空心現象。
Xi jing ping fears CCP is at its end so anything could happen

https://us11.campaign-archive.com/?u=de2bc41f8324e6955ef65e0...

“Beijing has accused the French of using their nursing homes as death camps, has blamed Italy for being the source of the coronavirus (at the very peak of Italian deaths), has charged the US Army with bringing the virus to China in the first place, has thrown a “fact sheet” of truly disbelievable disinformation at the fact-oriented Germans...“

“ Xi is attempting to use a global anti-Chinese backlash to enflame anti-foreigner nationalist activity within China”

“ Btw, if you are a manufacturer or investor and you still have personnel in China, now would be a glorious time to get them out”
China is of no interests to Taiwan in normal times.

The hostile rhetoric towards Taiwan is a CCP relic, it is Mao's legacy to close off civil war, not anything else.

It is like Abortion to GOP, which is all about identity, other than actual purpose of pursuing such ideal.

If occupying Taiwan is worthy of losing global trade and business and tens of millions of Chinese' livelihood, CCP would already act on it. The only reason it hasn't done anything is because it doesn't want/care to.

It is probably true that both China/Taiwan to stay in the status quo, with ever so often mainly symbolic bickering.
For Intel, https://software.intel.com/content/www/us/en/develop/tools/o...
My favourite part is how they're taking something firefox had for years and then removed, and presenting it as an innovation!
I've also made quite a bit of bread - very satisfying first thing in the morning.

I used the change in routine to put spare time into
launching a specialty coffee indexing site[1]. I've been thinking about it for +1 year.

Still working on the backend and the ultimate goal is to tell you when harvests from producers you've liked before are back on sale (i.e. I liked this coffee last year, what might I like this year), and build a kind of engine to recommend coffees.

(It's also a testbed for ruby continuous deployment with Docker!)

[1] https://www.coffeesindex.com/
Christian, I took a quick look at the Careers page for ab-inbev, and the vast majority of listed positions in the U.S. are internships and blue-collar jobs.

I was impressed, however, to see that your corporate website cookie settings default to maximum privacy!
Please read the caveat section on that page:

"Some have gone further, and used height as an example in order to argue that "even highly heritable traits can be strongly manipulated by the environment, so heritability has little if anything to do with controllability.""

Regardless of this, this is a measure if IQ, they control for a similar environment but they don't control for similar upbringing and individual's interests and pursuits.

IQ isn't static, there maybe a static ceiling that differs between individuals but the choices made by parents,individuals and environment affect how much developmental effort is focused on specific IQ traits.

As Einstein put it,you shouldn't measure a fish on it's ability to climb a tree.
Actually, TSMC has operated a fab in Camas, Washington for many years.
You can't be seriously that naive. Were you born yesterday?
大哥大 dates back to at least the Sino-Japanese war. It's northern slang equivalent in meaning and connotation to "da boss" (eg. the term is mostly used sarcastically). I've never heard anybody use it as a term for cellphones. So no, the term predates Orwell.
No, it is the first time I have heard of them. I will check them out.

Cheers
Yes, and not all of them were turned into gold. I don't have any hopes on Swift for Tensorflow.
Yes, this is a strategy I'd consider. "Invasion of Taiwan" is the wrong way to think about this. Blockade and isolation would be the objective, and then use that as a tax on US military resources to further sap an already overextended country.

>If China can secure naval dominance within the second island chain

Skeptical that they'll be able to do this though, unless it represents a significant change in naval operations and they achieve this via drone or other submarine operations. PLA has had a difficult time getting the aircraft carrier concept to work, even after buying several Soviet era carrier vessels (if my memory serves). It might be a false signal, but that they haven't gotten the aircraft carrier concept to work (which would of course be required for an air bombardment of Taiwan) might mean they're working on other naval hardware that exploits US weaknesses, and thus crippling any US Navy activity via submarine or missile warfare in the Taiwan Straight is the ultimate objective for the above mentioned reasons.
Fun side project: Missing chaos during quarantine? Play urban soundscapes in a loop and #StayTheFuckHome

https://noisyloop.com/
The way the right thinks some portion of people on left are less than human,not worthy of human rights
I didn't enjoy it on the first view either. A friend of mine totally loved it. He pointed out that I should keep a watch on how your eyes are lead through the movie. If you follow the hints you will always look at the right place on the screen.

Obviously this happens unconsciously on it's own. Watching fury road you will never feel lost in the action but always directed towards it.

I found that fascinating, but tbh I will never love this movie as said friend does.
It also depends to an extent on your legal accounting / reporting requirements.

Friends who had businesses in both Poland and Singapore tell me that the difference was like night and day.
I wrote a system so that people can help me to identify the steam traction engines featured in each one of my photograph collection.

The premise of the system was simple, you view a pic, type in the registration / license plate then move to the next. It has only three options, add, none visible or same as previous.

The system is offline at min whilst I prepare more images but here is a screen grab:

https://i.imgur.com/qWSiUEV.png

I advertised the link on a forum which I post on and was amazed at the response. The first 10k images I'd prepared were indexed within 24hrs and then a second batch of 20k in the same timeframe. The quality of results was very good, less than 5% error rate.

Ultimately I am going to choose the best and add them to a web site.

Some guys have said they'd like a similar system for their own photos. I suspect there could be a solution there for things like railway / transport photograph community.
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>Figure out the information necessary, and make sure it meets both front-end constraints

Seems to be a glaring contradiction. How would you know if it met front-end constraints if you haven't defined the front-end yet?

My experience is that front-end is king. It defines what the app must do. The API and back-end are the how. Obviously, you need the what before the how.

If you run into a constraint, then you figure out how to work around it, or what can be sacrificed while still having the front-end deliver the what.
There is also the value of your time back when you travel.
> Put it back on the shelf or have hundreds of books open on the floor.

Which is something people used to do. It was even referenced in movies up until the mid 2000s.
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Pretty thin. Even ignoring the accuracy of the source data, there are plenty of outliers on that graph. Before I'd assume vitamin D has any effect at all on COVID-19 death rate, I'd compare Sweden and Scotland.
Should they also consult a doctor before going outside?

There are a lot of risks to being in UVB light too much, but excess endogenous Vitamin D production isn't one of them.
First impression was single onboard VGA output and DE-9 serial port...typical enterprise.

Second impression was damn does that first socket look like a peripheral hog.

EDIT: Removed remark that erroneously referenced this comment[1] as a 2U chassis being applicable to the motherboard in question.

[1] https://www.anandtech.com/comments/15783/the-supermicro-h11d...
And now is the Chinese turn?
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Ai yai yai Don, please don't. I appreciate your jumping to defend HN, but the damage this does to the container far exceeds the benefit, and...well really I could give you another dozen reasons why not to. The bottom line is we love you and please don't do this on HN.
Is anyone else annoyed this is being publicized? It pretty much destroys any value that noticing the header might have as a signal. Granted the signal strength was probably pretty low already, as other commenters have pointed out, but blog posts like this must decrease it even further.
Exactly - it gets better later though. Does this loop thing where the end leads you to the beginning of the show. It was enjoyable, had its moments...
youth barely impacted by the virus

Symptomatic youth are still at risk of serious complications[0], even more than adults are well into the forties. Youth are also far less likely to conform to distancing rules.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23187934
Some people also worked in finance. That can pay well, but has plenty of SAP or similar crap to deal with.
Last time cruise made a report about disengagements (where the safety driver had to take over) it was one every 5000 miles driven. That's 1 crash the car was prevented from every 5000 miles. Humans crash once per 70000 miles.
Just listened to a podcast on this [1]

a) 95% of severe covid cases in Indonesia had vitamin D deficiency (n=780)

b) Darker skin in high latitudes is strongly correlated with vitamin D deficiency

c) In Sweden, Somali immigrants make up 40% of the covid hospitalizations despite being .8% of the population.

d) Vitamin D is also a hormone that regulates up to 5% of all gene expression while your immune system cells have vitamin D receptors

e) 70% of Americans have insufficient (a step above deficient) Vitamin D levels

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45rlZGRz6Qo&feature=youtu.be,

[Also] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_ZJ8YDOX6g
My 2 cent would be to make the necessary changes in the standard library such that an external library (on pypi) can enable the feature.
That lets us start working with them, but puts no pressure on c extension developers to support it because subintepreters “aren’t standandard” but just yet another pypi library which might fail in combination with others. Then in a couple of years if the ecosystem adopt and supports them, it can be moved to standard.
I feel like the main thing that could make it work is the idea of other people also paying and competition/status ... so having a barren homepage without any other avatars/signs of life is probably the wrong way to go. Also I think there's an opportunity for the site to feel more fun / gamified and less academic. (i.e. maybe HOW SHOULDST OTHERS REFER TO YOU rather than Your Name, that sort of thing). Have some more fun with the idea and see where it takes you.
By the time Intel gets anywhere near the 10nm production volume that TSMC does on 7nm right now, TSMC will probably already be moving to 5nm.

Its also difficult to say that "Intel 10nm competes with TSMC's 7nm" because in so many ways, it doesnt. Ice Lake server was supposed to be out this year with a new microarchitechture (the first since Skylake), but still is nowhere to be seen (though it certainly seems likely the big cloud players already have early silicon).
The government could at a later date decide that all restaurants have to hand in all these identifier lists, regardless of whether a potential covid-19 case has been identified or not.

Of course, this could also happen with clear text lists. So I would be better for cases like in the article. I just want to point out that it's not a perfect solution.
My friends and coworkers have been playing a White Elephant game with movie titles—everyone puts in a movie title, we exchange them with White Elephant rules, then you have to go watch the movie you end up with. You end up with a movie you wouldn’t have otherwise watched, and you have people you can talk about the movie with. Even if you end up with a really bad film, it can be a lot of fun.

I’ve been meaning to turn it into an app to streamline gameplay (we just manage it with spreadsheets), but I’m really dragging my feet on it.
So *.?
I'm not really following the logic... GP said this (TSMC intending to build a factory in US) was bad for US, because China could march into Taiwan and cut off US ability to make chips.

Wouldn't a TSMC plant in US be good? Since US would have the factory on its own soil? What am I missing?
A giant permanent wall of text for and by the internet. Anyone can write on it.

https://wordsoftheweb.web.app
I wonder if kids have higher vitamin D than adults?