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The MSM is (succesfully) trying to make HCQ look "questionable" because it is cheap to acquire and can be freely produced (i.e. without patent licenses). Big Pharma doesn't like this because it can't be patented and sold for ridiculous amounts of money (something they are currently trying to do with the experimental vaccin pushed by the Gates Foundation and Trust.)

In fact, a few doctors have succesfully treated COVID patients in my country using a Vitamin C/D and Zinc regimen (to naturally enhance the (broken) immune system of infected patients) combined with HCQ before being threatened by the government to stand down. The same government which employs a Secretary of Health who studied to be a primary school teacher, and a CDC director who is part of a medical black list due to severe professional negligence (but nobody seems to care so he can keep doing what he is doing).
The best way I know to balance is by scheduling your time. Maybe keeping a log. When I read I usually read two or three books at a time with one book being very difficult and one being normal. I will switch books every 10 minutes to build my recall. I am extremely introverted so I don't talk to people unless I have to. I prefer to write.
I've actually never been in one nor read a review, but this confirms what I thought: it doesn't protect you from the elements.

So the question I asked myself is why would anyone buy this instead of a motorcycle? I guess some may argue that it's safer, what with it having four wheels instead of two, but that's about it.

You still need some sort of gear if you don't want to end up wet, you still need some sort of gear in the winter if you don't want to freeze.

I also wonder what the summer situation looks like. As it's not closed, it most likely has no air conditioning, but it's enclosed enough to get much less wind than on a motorcycle (which is still unpleasant in a congested city).

It's big enough that you can't filter in places where it's allowed, you have to park it like a regular car, which in France means paid and limited street parking, or far away and expensive underground parking. Motorcycles can park on the sidewalks for free (at least for the moment).
There is Dune and then there are the books that came after Dune. I tried reading the follow-ups and they were merely average. But Dune ranks as one of the best novels ever written.
I use AHK so I can have emacs-like text navigation in all apps and not just VS/VS Code. It is extremely liberating to be able to nav/select/delete all from the home row regardless of if I'm in VS, Word, Chrome, FF, etc etc.
Not in the way that biological organisms are conscious, if that is what you mean. Though we share similar binary frameworks, the AI is not a celled organism with the biological capacity to live consciously as we are.
Markets are still going to be separated by time zones.
True! Rant title edited to clarify target of rant :)
“any physical system that has causal power onto itself is conscious“.

To paraphrase: “any physical system is conscious”.
if only there was a global pandemic that specifically targeted the legal counsel who would maintain these requirements
It'll be interesting to see how this goes in terms of compliance. You miss mother's day, ok, fine, call her and send her something. You miss memorial day, eh, I guess it's for a good cause. You can't have your annual 4th of July BBQ now your kinda annoyed. You can't do anything all summer and you can't send the kids away to summer camp either, well now you're pissed off. The fewer the local number of cases the harder it is to justify obeying the order in people's minds (especially if they see pics on FB and Instagram of their friends/relatives in other states out and about) and the more people are gonna just disregard the order.
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If they really cared about decentralization, they would still release the protocol and software even if they cannot profit from it. I'm tired of greedy cryptocurrency advocates putting on airs of social responsibility.
Good question. This is not implemented. However, it isn't implemented for a reason: organice is a front-end application, there is no back-end and no monitoring whatsoever. So, when you login to Dropbox, only your browser will have access to your Dropbox. So, from a security perspective, you're not giving too much access to a server - your data cannot be seen by anyone else but you.

The synchronization code for Dropbox is also pretty straight forward and can easily be reviewed, it's less than 200LOC: https://github.com/200ok-ch/organice/blob/master/src/sync_ba...

I hope that answers your question. If there's a reason to limit access that I'm missing, I'd be happy to get a response^^
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> Nor is there any consistency with the windows registry.

The Windows registry is a bad implementation of a good concept.

Imagine if the registry had a schema with embedded documentation, foreign key relationships, a packages database with each key owned by a package, etc...
Keep getting a paywall... Any way to get around it?
Okay, but is this universally true for ALL businesses that produce ALL goods and services?

The TV in your living room, the couch, the desk, the food in your fridge, the soap in your bathroom, the sheets on your bed — are they provided by "exploitation"?

NB: I have little patience for the Marxist argument that all workers are exploited due to "profit"...the labor theory of value has been largely debunked.
Okay but that doesn't address why buying up the ETF would bid up the underlying, it just shows that a discount against NAV exists and Fed intervention could shrink it (just as my intervention could in my turkey example).

Alternatively, the goal could be to do nothing about the 80 bps or whatever discount, but keep it the same while pushing up ETF share price and NAV together ... but I don't see why this intervention would do that, either.
It has power input and ethernet ports so one can ssh into it, so does it at all need the host on the PCIe bus?

So, can I just plug power and ethernet into it and boot linux?
I was told (if I remember correctly) that discriminated castes get an advantage (or even a certain percentage of seats) at universities in India.
I am surprised this could be considered mind blowing, isnt there also affirmative action for college admission in America?
Why does ‘yellow filter’ keep popping up in American movies?
Yeah, those plebeian tool swingers often woefully misinterpret the shrewd protocols of someone who non-ironically shares that “unfortunately another human had a personal conversation with me after I started a business conversation”. It’s a real problem. Sorry that happened to you. Better to avoid people entirely and stick to Excel, in my experience, but the good news is you got a completely appropriate and tasteful and in no way horrible story about another human’s final experiences out of it, so it worked out.
Kite currently doesn't work with remote coding in VS Code. That said, we're always open to integrating with more platforms, especially if there's strong enough demand from our users.
The subscription fee should be enough to hire enough staff to design fraud resistant systems and police the rest of the network with bounties for whistle blowers and PoCs. The server cost for essentially a forum, even with trillions of page views a month, is nothing compared to tens of millions of paying subscribers and the requisite army of business moderators.
You can use other services that charge a flat monthly fee, like ChowNow, etc.
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Jobs that are easy to do remotely, are also easy to offshore unless they are sophisticated and require intensive communication to get right.

There are many low income jobs that can be done remotely. And they are, I very rarely talk to a customer rep from the U.S. or buy something that was woven or built here.
Don't forget the midi equipped Atari ST! A lot of musicians used that for years even after Apple became dominant in music.

Separately it is great that Apple only charge 200 bucks for such sophisticated software
I've been an exclusive Microsoft developer since 1996. I still develop on a Windows computer to this day, mostly Node, Python, and C# .Net Core. and had no problems deploying everything on Windows servers. Then I discovered the cloud and moved into positions where the cost of infrastructure could easily be assigned to my implementations and I had to answer for the cost.

Once you add Windows to any implementation a few things happen. You pay more for licensing, you pay a lot more for resources (you can do a lot with 128MB/0.25 vCPU VM with Linux), and it is a much slower for VMs to scale in and out for elastic workloads like bringing instances up and down based on queue length.
Yet another venue to sell people dreams. How many kickstarters actually succeed?

At least they promise something material, which is more than one can say about this TON shitcoin
Further reading about the theory behind it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integrated_information_theory
What are some of the things?
But this dashboard has no information / makes no claim about potential timelines. For example, Mid Hudson has a 28% share of total beds available vs 30% threshold. There is no way for a non expert to know if a 2% delta is small or large gap.

There is a difference between having a lot of data and knowing what any of it means. Business owners are (by and large) not health care experts, and I think it's a bad idea to implicitly encourage people to make their own conclusions on a very complicated issue.
There is no way that people will keep complying for such a long time. I am all for mask wearing and work from home as much as possible but a lockdown for such a long time is crazy. What’s the goal? Flattening the curve or no deaths at all? We will probably see in a few months where things are going but from the stats I have seen so far the connection between lockdowns and lower death rates is not that strong. By now I would have thought that all hell would break loose in Florida but it doesn’t seem to be happening.
I would like to get an official explanation for two things:
1) What is the goal(s) of the "stay-at-home" order?
2) How well it is achieved compared to other counties/countries with different policies?
When I was ~10yrs old, I would play with a program called RPG Maker 2000. It had a really interesting code system where you could click blocks of code and it would bring up a UI for modifying them. It was always simple stuff like if/else, for, switch.. but it merged the simplicity of clicking dropdowns and the like with the complexity of actually seeing the code and learning to read and navigate it. You could also go rogue and write custom code.

I still think that this solution has more life to it and would like to explore that some day.
Bingo. The irony of the Matrix is that “reality” turns out to be... a generic heroic fantasy story. Just more layers of reference and representation.
Not in LA county but another urban center and I'm personally beginning to mentally prepare for a virtual holiday season and just hoping I'm wrong. :/
> Imagine that several people put their money together to build a gold mine.

This is what's wrong about what they're trying to do.

TON is selling tokenized access to the supposed gold mine. The gold is the TON product which is just a chat software.

I'm glad regulators ban it. It's a scam.

You need to look at the gold, the business. The BNB Binance token could be a better token. At least, their business has better prospect. I would stay away from these tokens. They're just security masquerading as crypto. They're likely scams.
Please counter figures with figures.
> you're just proposing that people at the bottom have to play the free market better on a large scale

If they want to capture more of the value they create, yes. The fact that for increased upside you need to take on increased risk, which is what underlies my proposal, is just a fact (one that is often unpleasant, which is why it is often swept under the rug), not a proposal by me or anyone else.

> One property of free markets it that they're unstable: as soon as any company gains enough power, they use that power to create rules and make the market unfree

In a free market, nobody can "create rules" as you describe. The process of "creating rules" that you describe only exists in the first place because the government has the power to make the market not free, by prohibiting transactions that people would otherwise choose to engage in, or by forcing people to engage in transactions they would otherwise not choose to engage in. And as you correctly note, the government exercises this power, not for the benefit of the people in general, but for the benefit of special interests.

> If you're willing to let workers break the free market in their favor the same way CEOs break the markets in their favor

No, what I would propose is that nobody be allowed to break the free market. But I understand that's a lot to propose, since people are extremely unwilling to give up the fantasy that they can somehow get the government to use its power for the benefit of the people as a whole instead of for special interests.
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That second one is super important for any of us stuck with 32-bit plugins that haven't gotten updates!
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There's also Cauldron http://www.unnotebook.com/
It's like saying given how many people the US killed, they have the best war track record.

Collecting data on us is not a feature.
> Perhaps even more paradoxically, the US court declared that Grams couldn't be distributed not only in the United States, but globally. Why? Because, it said, a US citizen might find some way of accessing the TON platform after it launched. So, to prevent this, Grams shouldn’t be allowed to be distributed anywhere in the world – even if every other country on the planet seemed to be perfectly fine with TON.

Why would telegram ask the court to clarify that the injunction applied globally if telegram believed the court did not have jurisdiction to enforce such a global order?

> In the ongoing enforcement action SEC v. Telegram Group, Inc. and TON Issuer, Inc., Judge P. Kevin Castel has denied an application by Telegram and TON Issuer (collectively, “Telegram”) that, if granted, would have allowed Telegram to distribute its cryptocurrency, Grams, to non-US based purchasers. Telegram’s application asked the court to limit the scope of the court’s recently issued preliminary injunction. The injunction prohibited Telegram from distributing Grams, reasoning that the initial purchasers would likely resell the Grams in a public market that could include US persons. Telegram sought clarification that the order did not prohibit the distribution to foreign initial purchasers. The court rejected Telegram’s request, reiterating its finding that Telegram’s distribution, even if made only to foreign initial purchasers, would likely result in a distribution back to the US.

https://www.dlapiper.com/en/us/insights/publications/2020/04...
Well, considering 40% of California's daily case load is from LA County, it seems that there are enough cases to justify the order.
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I think you're thinking about this the wrong way. By the construction of our physical bodies, we generally have no conscious control over many of our internal processes. AIs may not have these limitations, which may result in some very alien forms of consciousness.

For example, you can't decide to see the color blue, but it is very likely that an AI equipped with light sensors could decide to directly provide input to itself as if its sensors were seeing the color blue.

Emotions may (or may not, we don't really understand the working of the brain well enough) work similarly. There may be brain 'circuits' that provide inputs to the part of the brain that creates consciousness that represent emotions. We don't have a way to really 'fake' these internally, but an AI perhaps could. And of course, it is very difficult to imagine how a being that can just choose to be happy in any circumstance would actually think and react to the outside world.
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You are not alone.

I follow a youtube show where producers talk about their mixes and 90% use abelton live.
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Not on here.
I don't think you need to explain consciousness to have it, or to produce it in an AI. I suspect that an AI consciousness will be grown from a (reasonably complex) seed, more than constructed. And it will probably require a huge amount of slow, human interaction at first. (Ted Chiang has a wonderful novella called The Lifecycle of Software Objects that is the only SF that I know that explores this possibility).
> The number of universities where you can actually become a good engineer is really small, apart from the IIT/NIT/BITS/IIIT, the rest can be categorized into mediocre to astonishingly bad.

I wonder why this is. It doesn't seem like it would be that hard to teach basic CS well, nor would I think that India would lack for competent people able to teach this way.

Does this occur in other parts of Indian society? For example, is it like this in medicine? Or food processing?
And the measures don’t make much sense either. In Sonoma County parks are closed but stores are full. If there ever has been a safe place then it would be hiking in a park in my view. Also remind people to keep distance on beaches but don’t just close them.
The P-zombie thing is a nonsense, since it posits an unconscious entity that acts and reacts exactly as a conscious entity would - which would include answering any questions you asked about their experience in exactly the same way. That means that their "synthetic" qualia are indistinguishable from "real" qualia, the insistence of philosophers with preferences notwithstanding. It's just good old Cartesian duality with a new wig.
exactly, this is what surprises me! :)
I do that with my professors too. US College thing.
Yeah. Nate Silver has tweeted a few times about disliking beach shutdowns -- a lot of evidence says outdoor transmission is pretty negligible, and you gotta weigh that against the "cost" to public opinion. People wanna go to the beach pretty bad right now.

At some point, people are gonna wanna stop paying the cost, and will simply stop complying with lockdown -- so you gotta ask, where do you trade a little extra risk in return for greater compliance to the rest of the rules?
Hi BettleB,

thank you for checking out organice. You're question is very valid - it's important to move stuff around quickly in an Org file. In organice, you can quickly move nodes (and trees) in any direction. Here's a screencast showing how: https://youtu.be/aQKc0hcFXCk?t=360

Having said that, since moving nodes around quickly is important, you can do a lot more with nodes in organice. For example, you can create sparse trees[1] or you can refile trees.

If you've got further questions, feel free to ping me up anytime!

1. https://200ok.ch/posts/2020-02-09_creating_org_mode_sparse_t...
We had something like this at work recently - a meeting in which all the benefits we enjoy were reiterated to us as if they were industry leading; not a single one of them in reality being significantly different to comparable roles elsewhere. So we have an app that can get me a free coffee once a month, wow awesome, I'll start planning that early retirement now with all the money I'm going to save shall I...
Rate limiting (if by that you mean at the firewall or the web server) is not the way to do it. That shifts the problem somewhere else in the stack, into a place that isn't under version control in the same repository.

Consider: If you moved this on to another server, would you remember to enable rate limiting there? If someone else uses your code, will they know to enable rate limiting?

Rate limiting isn't a bad idea, but your security should not depend on it, especially as you have a way of securing it in your application. base64.b16encode(os.urandom(8)) will give you a 64-bit, filename-safe, as-close-to-random-as-reasonable suffix that should be long enough to make it brute-force-proof :)

The same reasoning applies to the cron job (I presume) that is cleaning your files - that's something you have to remember to set up for future (re-)deployments.

Edit: I'd also like to add that showing your code on HN takes bravery and this is, in fact, a neat tool that solves a problem I really wish didn't exist. So, good work on both counts :)
I don't follow what you mean about context, you brought up a bad example and you're moving goal-posts.

There have been numerous revolutions with positive benefits to the world at large as well as to the society/culture in which they took place. I would chance to say that the majority were net-positive. If you find yourself scared of revolution, you should maybe take an introspective moment and ponder why the poor and downtrodden of the world (or just in your own country) would consider you their enemy.
I'm genuinely concerned about rioting.

Many of my childhood friends (living in LA) have already been incredibly angry at measures before this came out, and many other protests have already been seen.

It seems strange to me to not try to do a partial reopening of businesses that can guarantee social distancing guidelines -- and yet they're reopening recreational activities, including the beach. This feels back-asswards, and I really hope it works out well, but I think they need to think this through really carefully.
This thing is sweet, and I wish the idea was still around, but it's obvious these specific cards are awful now and just produced as a symptom of Intel fucking the market on core counts.

Tangentially, I've been asking for a modular mac pro for years-- and this card is closer to the current Mac Pro as far as right ideas go.
I've never had to pay for my own MSDN, IDE or server while I was in the Microsoft development ecosystem. In many cases, my employer would pay for those things, and it was usually generously flexible - i.e. I could build Windows machines and install Office at home off those licenses. The Community edition of Visual Studio has been sufficient for quite some time, though I'm sure there are cases where it is not.

Anyone running a copy of Windows could run a free copy of SQL Server (Express) and SQL Server Studio, IIS Express and the .NET Framework using VS Community to build MVC apps. You would use the Web Platform Installer for just about any of those things.

Between https://dotnet.microsoft.com/apps/aspnet (previously https://asp.net) and https://www.microsoft.com/web/downloads/platform.aspx it's generally very easy to dip your feet in the waters.

(All that being said, I'm now in the NodeJS ecosystem. It's... interesting!)
Yeah, that's a good point.

There is a big difference between Linux and BSD here.

Linux has really exploded with configuration. Are we using 'ip' or 'ifconfig'? Are we using /etc/<app> or /etc/<app>.d/? What about /lib/system? Do I restart that systemctrl or service?

BSD has kept it a little more "pure" in that it is more of a "only one way to do it" philosophy.
The SSH is used to manage the images running on the VCA’s you aren’t adding CPU’s to the host.
There are no equals.
You should email them and ask if they can serve your area! They're pretty responsive. I emailed them at hi@eatnyc.org to request filtering by cuisine and they pushed the feature the same day.
Just use Brave. It is more widely compatible with similar if not better privacy.
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