skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You have a common misunderstanding. Heat contains a lot of information. Chemical energy contains almost none. That's a problem because you can't destroy information, so you can't go back to (much more useful) chemical energy.

But if you have "illusory heat" that seems to contain a lot of information, but it's actually just a tiny amount of information (say 128 bit) that has been used stretched into a lot (say 1gig), then with the right key you can see that it actually is not a lot of information. And then you should, in theory, be able to go back to chemical energy.
Are you trying to learn just business-relevant psychology? Or psychology in general?
The CDC case numbers are useless. Aside from the "probable" case issue, for a long time they were also including antibody tests in the total. Antibody tests measure the number of people who have ever had coronavirus, not the number of active infections, thus conflating two very different statistics.

Most coronavirus trackers aggregate state & county level data, which doesn't suffer from the same blatant incompetence as the CDC data. It tells the same story, though: case counts are increasing exponentially, with a current doubling time of about a week, and the percent positive rate (a measure of how much testing is undercounting the true infection rate) is rapidly going up in many locations.
A few years ago, Michael I. Jordan did an AMA on Reddit and discussed this distinction as well. Maybe you'll find it interesting as a counterpoint [1].

[1] https://old.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/2fxi6v/ama...
I think it helps to schedule meetings to socialize. There's a lot of informal bonding that happens in an office that gets lost when being home.
How to find an English teacher using Data Science. Part 1
How about using Data Science for something that is more... down to earth. For example for case when you are looking for an English teacher?
I think a useful abstraction is that the internet has enabled an extremely potent form of _anti-social_ human interaction. When you have to talk to people face-to-face, there are a whole lot of checks and balances, both conscious and subconscious, that come into play and that tend to keep interactions reasonable.

We now see an explosion in selfish and cowardly interactions. Good faith conversations obviously abound, but they have been effectively buried under co-opted hysteria.
I've been a user of this keyboard for 2-3 years now and I think it's the best effort to improve the traditional one as of now. The language support and the swiping functions really speed up the typing. You take some time to adapt to the layout, however after you go through with it, it's difficult to come back to the traditional keyboard,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_European_Enclosure_Da...:

“The Northern European Enclosure Dam (NEED) is a proposed solution to the problem of rising ocean levels in Northern Europe. It would be a megaproject, involving the construction of two massive dams in the English Channel and the North Sea; the former between France and England, and the latter between Scotland and Norway.”

The authors know that plan is ‘a bit’ ambitious, though. That page continues:

“The concept was conceived by the oceanographers Sjoerd Groeskamp and Joakim Kjellsson. As of 2020, the scheme is largely a thought experiment intended to demonstrate the extreme cost of engineered solutions to the effects of climate change.”
Cops don't have to make flight hours, fighter pilots do.
You're being down-voted for no good reason, as you were discussing on point. Back to Europe, spikes did in fact happen (I do live in an European country experiencing suck a spike, i.e Romania), but those spikes generally happened in countries that hadn't been affected by the virus all that much in the first run, i.e. the Balkans, Portugal (relatively speaking wen comparing it to neighbouring Spain), I'd say even Czechia.

Spikes didn't seem to happen in countries like Spain or Italy that had been hit pretty damn hard the first time.
> macOS: "Your system has run out of application memory"

I just looked at the apps I currently have open and it appears that I have the following running: VSCode, Docker, Slack, Notion, WhatsApp, Discord, Riot, Chrome (70+ Tabs), Skype, and Figma.

I wondered if my Macbook could tolerate another electron app being installed or if I can open another one without grinding my Macbook to a halt. But again I don't think such apps can even scale with other apps running in the background.
I think we agree.

Just remember that the first study by Raoult claims to have a control group, but it's better described a a unrelated bunch of guys in another city. And there are other studies with similar tricks.
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There's an entire thread under the linked tweet.
Surprising new study:controversial drug HCQ helped Covid patients better survive
How do you quantify “efficiency“?
> Britain has nationalized health care (which isn't really up for debate in Britain

Correct, there's no debate. New Labour under Blair started privatising the NHS, and the Tories simply accelerated the process, taking advantage of opportunities presented to them to do so (e.g. Covid). Alas, this doesn't make the news, so there continues to be no national conversation about how important the NHS is, beyond paying lip service and occasionally clapping for them.

So yeah, there's no debate, because both parties were doing it.
Ad targeting is done by the buyer. They're probably setting location but not language. This happens all the time.
JioMeet and Zoom – a thread. (Screenshot comparisons)
Despite layoffs, I think the market for engineers is going to grow. Working remote is just going to increase the number of people building tools to make working remote better.
Can we just put this comment on the top of every discussion here?
It's all unrolled here:

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1278413772680507392.html

Personally, I think this is bad form. He should have quietly told the seller that the data is recoverable rather than broadcast it all over Twitter. The last thing we need is the Police finding reasons NOT to wear bodycams.
I agree with your overall sentiment on the "definitions" offered but just fyi your tone is probably considered to be unnecessarily harsh by many.
For the last half a year or so I've been using VNote: https://github.com/tamlok/vnote

I was really surprised when I discovered it, as I've been looking for the "perfect" note-taking system for a while and VNote was never mentioned. It checks all my boxes: in-place preview of markdown, is open source, automatically copies images to your notes directory, has ability to add file attachments, is customizable with different themes, is programmer-friendly (has VIM-mode), and it's native (no Electron!) And it looks great with the dark theme. It doesn't lock you in to its software as in the end, it's just markdown files and media files.

It doesn't have Zettelkasten support, but it does do tagging and its search capabilities are comprehensive (includes regex search.)

I am not affiliated with the project -- just a happy user :)
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I think what they mean is, they need finer controls on what data they would like to access and finer controls on informing what data are in use with the application.
A little further down the thread they post the success! https://twitter.com/d0tslash/status/1278458524742361089?s=21
Wondering how to pay invoices without your monthly income?work from home now?
Twitter UX sucks pretty badly, especially for those who have not used it much.
The article takes the approach of gluing together disparate solutions to write a language. With a functional language as your base, writing a new language can be quite elegant and fun! A great series by Stephen Diehl http://dev.stephendiehl.com/fun/ covers the subject in good detail and the fvg Lang https://github.com/Lemmih/fvg is a nice reference.
When i had started they were available on Lagunita. Looks like the same videos are available on Youtube.
You need to follow the twitter thread. Click the first tweet (or go to https://mobile.twitter.com/d0tslash/status/12784137726805073...). Then scroll down and click on "more replies" to keep going. Feel free to curse Twitter's UI/UX along the way.
Yes they are. Ads in Apstore and News.
Uh, I'm not sure it's a good idea to post pictures of the camera footage on Twitter? Especially as one also have military personnel in it...
Well the clue's in the name. But I'd argue that Google analysing metadata about who's loading what/when through GTM is a lesser evil, when compared to normalising everyone sticking megabytes of mystery scripts on their sites with the tool.
It's a great learning exercise.
Do you know of any organizations that do this?

I have worked all my life in organizations producing software, never once was this true: there was always some level in the organization were people stopped all programming tasks (with all the bad side effects of that, that the head does not really understand the capabilities of the organization, what is feasible and what is not...).

I agree with you, I just have not had the luck to see it.
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As for the tool, a self-hosted version of reddit would probably do nicely, and could then have subreddits for various adjacent discussions (e.g nootropics could be one, SSI could be another).
If taken early (hospital admission), by someone with a healthy heart, alongside Zinc, it works (French studies).

If taken too late (ICU admission), by someone with a risky heart, without zinc, it's harmful (US studies).
I suspect it's through a Bluetooth beacon. Basically analytics/trackers for physical stores.
I don't like Twitter's UX either, but to get to the rest of the thread you just scroll down? Isn't that how we've always viewed documents on the internet?
Yeah, basically a fun exercise in parsing/compiling/optimization.

OTOH what makes a language usable is literally everything else - package manager, IDE support, compile/parsing.
Which may or may not show. I had to refresh to see that thread. (I loaded the URL again in a fresh Private Browsing window, and sure enough, I didn't see the thread.)

Another reason Twitter is a poor substitute for a blog post.
1. Yeah, the "it's no worse than the flu" was a line for February. After March/April's toll on New England, it's an asinine thing to keep saying.

2. Honestly though, we really should have been taking the seasonal flu more seriously. A cousin of mine, mother of three young children, died from the flu in 2018 after being put into a medically induced coma. 30k-60k people in the US each year is a helluva lot to keep losing, and while we can't lock down to the degree we are now on a regular basis, we're also seeing that some of our behaviors are more risky than others. What if there are relatively simple changes we could be making to our lives that would slow and stop the spread of the seasonal flu?
Please try my https://histre.com/ if you don't want to manually organize everything. Histre automatically creates a knowledge base out of your bookmarks, notes, highlights, and optionally, your web browsing history. It makes it trivially easy to collaborate and publish.
Yes, I am, precisely.

The basis would be Ronald Burt's idea of "Structural Holes", which describe the phenomenon whereby those people that "bridge" different groups of people are able to gain value from the information arbitrage.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structural_holes

Does it apply to cultural diversity? Who knows. But somehow, I feel like we want a future where differences are strengths -- and yet at the same time, the value of the differences comes from the bridging of them. Monoculture is dangerous for resilience, in any case.
I agree. But that's partly because people are use a microblogging platform to post things that are definitely not micro blogs.
In context it should be very easy to see why I phrased things the way I did. I do not personally think there's anything EXTRAORDINARY about US population size OR the budget amounts in question.
Progress ? There's money to be made and this looks like posturing and story telling to justify tapping in to another revenue stream on their platform.
I'd say 'frontdoor' given that the standard first tag to implement is Google Analytics. But I am sure they also generate some data for their own use about the number and types of tags that each site is adding via GTM.
Exactly! If the target was in the center, that would mean the missile was pointed to the target's current location. The target would quickly drift out of view!

Instead you want to intercept the target. You want to reach the point where the target will be, and at the same time as you. So keep the target to the side, at a constant angle.
New Study Finds Cyclists Do Not Hold Motorists Up
Its right there in the sentence if you go past your own interpretation of the sentence ..

"The crew was overconfident and not focussed"

Because they were talking about Corona and ignored the instructions .. Why are you so fixed by the use of word "Allah" .. I really dont see how it should bother anyone
It also fits (perfectly) an alternate theory that the population exhibits a wide variation in susceptibility, which lowers the herd immunity threshold.

https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.04.27.20081893v...
All police body cam footage should be public. Their work is paid for by tax money, they are supposed to be public servants. Governments, including their police force should be transparent to public they're supposed to be serving.
I have noticed that Wikipedia has become pretty terrible for anything political recently. It's got a very left wing bias and doesn't come off as objective at all.
How about __? That matches the magic __ in __a__.
I think I misplaced a decimal point...
> I still find it odd that we call this "artificial intelligence" when it's advanced mimicry at best. There's no "intelligence" in the strict definition of the word, it's just elaborate pattern matching.

"Advanced Mimicry" is in fact an entirely apt description of a lot of human activity that falls under the heading of "intelligence", though not necessarily particularly "smart". So, we could call it "Artificial Stupidity" instead, if you like.
Whats wrong with the username ? "God" is very neutral word
It is interesting. Apple is trying to position itself as more privacy friendly suggesting that the tide may be finally turning. It is difficult for me to believe that they would do it without customer demographic suggesting their user base places some value on it.
Nautilus writers are the first to lose their jobs to GPT-3 and not have the readership notice.
They already have to. I am confused by your statement.
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My TV doesn't track me and it can still provide me ad.
Styling is the word. It's different to design. It's only about looks. Design should be about functionality and ergonomics etc.

In my native language, they still haven't really found out a satisfactory way to differentiate those.
I must be quite confused then, but how is free will not linked to determinism?
When I was an expat in Japan, I was quite taken with the design of the single serve pour over coffee packets that were sold nearly everywhere. Each packet contained a folded origami filter that was itself filled with ready to brew ground coffee. So to make pour over coffee, all you had to do was unfold the filter, place it over a single cup, and pour some boiling water over it. That’s it — no other equipment required, not even a pour over cone! Far better tasting than instant, although it generated a bit more waste. Granted, it assumes the presence of an electric kettle, but nearly every household has one of those.

Here’s a video of one in use to better illustrate the concept: https://youtu.be/Q1nkDoNcMRc
You visit a website and if they have fb pixels/tracking, it is very easy. FB is everywhere, EVERYWHERE.
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And if you were falsely arrested, and had the footage out there without your consent, you'd be happy for that too? It's a double edged sword I think.
That's a retrospective study which are not very useful. The gold standard RCTs haven't shown usefulness.
Deaths lag cases by about a month. Would expect to see the new cases result in deaths a month from now. It can take a while to die from covid, and also death statistics take a delay to compile.
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If you look in the tutorial, there is also a ___ (three underscores) magic widget for special layouts :) I can see the difference between one and three, but between two and three it becomes difficult :)
That was one of the few MOOCs I completed back in the day. I don't really remember everything in the course--but not everything needs to be practical. One interesting thing I specifically do remember is Schelling's model which basically demonstrated that fairly subtle preferences can lead to very different outcomes.
Many reasons! Languages are tools for solving entire spaces of problems. There are languages for music synthesis, database relations, templating , mathematical proofs, etc - but the list is by no means exhaustive and new languages are always needed, and I bet there are wonderful languages in our future that we didn’t know we needed.
More importantly, that should be a sign that you know that you currently aren't obtaining informed consent, and should be thankful that Apple is saving you from the massive GDPR fines you should be getting (if only enforcement would actually happen).
Nope, that's not how it's visible to me. I just see 2 posts with images, and then "comments" to those have new images but clicking on them does not allow me to conveniently view the next one but have to instead return back and do the whole process from the start.
While I agree with the sentiment that public workers should be accountable to the tax payers, let's not forget they are still humans. Would you like your employer to point a cam at your desk and have it recording at all times?
No, your confused.

The agency has just shifted closer to Apple.

Which happens to align better with your interests, at least in this-five-minute-period.
Well that's a trademark infringement lawsuit waiting to happen! Might want to rename it.
Switched to emacs(spacemacs) from vim last year, because I wanted to know what the craze with org-mode is all about. Am using mu4e, elfeed, rcirc, magit, org-mode and started using org-roam this week. I still suck at elisp, but emacs with org-mode really is a blast. I love my agenda: whenever I get confused what I was about to do, it is only some keystrokes away. I feel insanely organized while forgetting everything all the time.
What would it mean if deaths did not spike by the end of July?
I think 1985 would be long after the troubles have started. PIA agreed to effectively create its own competitor, Emirates, in 1985 by leasing them their crafts, and pilots not because they did well at the time.
Responsibility which is contractually transferable to the advertiser. Even if only against potential financial damages. Which is what matters to the companies anyway.
I used to date girls on Tinder with at least a few degrees of separation (ie, no friends in common), didn’t have Tinder and Facebook connected in any way, and the dates would still show in my friend recommendations list.

It was WhatsApp.
Except a microblogging platform would probably work here, even though Twitter doesn't.
Tracking in this context involves cross-organizational sharing of user information, usually information behavior in particular. So it isn't that Google has my location data or that Ticketmaster knows I've been to a heavy metal concert - it is that Google finds out I was at a Ticketmaster heavy metal concert.
Not sure what telling the seller would do, they are just some third party reseller.

I suspect that there probably is a way to wipe these, although I don't know for sure, and the manufacturer should take this as an opportunity to remind agencies to do so before disposal.
In the last week, I've started using Foam too.

It hits the sweet spot for me:

- Plain Markdown files stored in git; exactly what I am used to for code.

- Editor is VisualStudioCode, which I always have open, and can configure however I like.

- No vendor lock-in.
You could be the company that does not and gets as big as SAP.

(Which does not.)
A hundred years ago, tradespeople were often missing fingers. For some reason, it was really hard to sell the idea of safer equipment.

I bet it has something in common about hand washing in hospitals taking some hundred years to become mandatory - or how it was done much earlier in Hungary, yet nobody outside believed in it.
This pandemic is a faint shadow of the real crisis that's coming, climate change. The idea that the world will just go back to normal once we have our miracle medicine is fundamentally flawed. That's because "normal" was a speeding freight train to environmental collapse. There is an opportunity in our current tragedy, for as sad as the COVID death toll is, it will be small potatoes to the crisis that's coming. Maybe this was unthinkable in the west until now, but how's your grocery shopping been over the past few months, seen any shortages? You ain't seen nothin' yet. No Ecosystem == No Soil == No Food.
Study finds hydroxychloroquine helped coronavirus patients survive better
I imagine it's because the link points to Zettlr's home page and so the discussion ended up being about Zettlr in general rather than the 1.7 release.
Studies of rumble strips - this being one - have rather focused on crash reductions, noise pollution, effect on cyclists and roadway cracking. By all accounts, tire wear is beyond negligible unless you're driving on a flat tire.

Only measurable damage in studies appears to be road wear (edge cracking) and the effect of migrating cluster of accidents to stretches of road without rumble strips.

Vehicle crash reductions vary from state to state but averages lean toward 20% overall, 45% head-on and sideswipes, and 65-70% on long highways. Of those reductions, 20% less alcohol and drug related run-offs, 40% less sleep-related incidents.

The best rumble strip design is the one most hated by cyclists.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S199668141...

https://safety.fhwa.dot.gov/roadway_dept/research/conts_rumb...
The ‘Tsar Bomba’ Was a 50-Megaton Monster Nuke – War Is Boring
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Pretty sure the bots have taken over Hacker News.

This is the kind of article that you can get written for a few hundred bucks or less, but then you need to signal boost it by getting some external links and clicks, so you also pay for the posting and upvotes, and here we are.
I’m hoping this will include inline text transclusion soon. I’m sure there are other solutions for viewing images too.
I'm not familiar?
We're a couple years away from merging latex and wordperfect.