skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
IMO the documentation isn't there yet, it lacks a Q&A webpage or something short and giving the main how-tos in a succinct manner: How to create a module? How to bump a package version? How to use a specific package's branch? What to do if there is a conflict because a package used by another package messed up its compatibility?

The current first Google result when looking for "go modules" is https://blog.golang.org/using-go-modules which is a very verbose post starting with "This post is part 1 in a series of 5 parts". Not very engaging.

In one year I've accumulated a few snippets that I use regularly and get used to `go mod` but it was painful at the beginning. I wish I could have contributed to this topic but Go is most of the time a language that only requires to read pkg.go.dev and the main blog posts to know what's next and this Go modules workflow is, like gopls, something that doesn't currently have a good place to be documented AFAIK.

Edit: Thaxll's comment gives a very nice URL to learn about Go modules, still too much for a beginner IMHO but it has a Q&A part that goes very deep.
"Sensical, but with a caveat"
I'm not American, I'm Dutch. And there's a huge difference between WOII levels (which is what 2% deathrate in The Netherlands would be), versus an extra amount of death people comparable to the worst flu season.

In The Netherlands, the worst flu seasons still have a higher death toll than corona. I hope it stays that way for everyone.
Some are, some are not ;)
This looks really amazing. Do you have any plans to support on-prem GPUs? If we had Gitlab runners with GPUs in them would this project pick it up and use those runners for training/analysis?
This is great intel for those who will phish the recipients. There’s a point where transparency causes risk...
Saved this for later. Many thanks!
Another classic Snarkmarket post is Bless the Toolmakers: http://snarkmarket.com/2011/7320
Nope: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32201354/

Some quotes:

“Under these conditions, there does not seem to be a significant difference between the mortality rate of SARS-CoV-2 in OECD countries and that of common coronaviruses (χ2 test, P=0.11). Of course, the major flaw in this study is that the percentage of deaths attributable to the virus is not determined, but this is the case for all studies reporting respiratory virus infections, including SARS-CoV-2.”

“Under these conditions, and all other things being equal, SARS-CoV-2 infection cannot be described as being statistically more severe than infection with other coronaviruses in common circulation.”

“Finally, in OECD countries, SARS-CoV-2 does not seem to be deadlier than other circulating viruses.”
New Chrome experiment promises up to 28% more battery life
To be pedantic...

You are asserting/claiming religion is false. You are making the contentious claim.

Burden of Proof sits squarely on the person making the contentious claim[1][2].

To support your claim, you must present evidence that argues your findings and position[2].

You have none of this. All you have is a contradictory belief, without evidence or supporting facts.

This is partly why being Atheist is still considered a religion. It's a belief that there is no God, based on zero evidence or facts... just like all other religions.

Lastly, you should consider curbing your language. You will be flagged and possibly banned if you continue to assault other members of HN in this way. We tolerate discourse here, not shouting and obscenities.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burden_of_proof_(philosophy)

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evidence#:~:text=Empirical%20e....
If I update the sheet, the website updates too?
I hope this doesn't turn out like the ban on single-use plastic shopping bags in Austin.

Many grocery stores "complied" by replacing the single-use bags with much thicker "reusable" plastic bags. So now customers still don't bring their own bags into the store, the new bags still aren't easily recyclable and I suspect most are thrown away just as before.

Edit: on the other hand, the city of Austin's waste management is very supportive of recycling and hopefully they'll support plastic film in the single-stream collection and make it much easier for the average person to do the right thing.
> When you run into a case where you want to add a method to an existing interface, you may be able to follow this strategy. Start by creating a new interface with your new method, or identify an existing interface with the new method. Next, identify the relevant functions that need to support it, type check for the second interface, and add code that uses it.

I like this pattern, and I have used it. The issue I have is when I look at the generated godoc, the original interface is in the signature. I don't know the function accepts the new interface as well without either digging into the code or a comment for the function.
I believe that ~20% portion is forgivable as well so long as it was an approved expense and they the ~80% was put towards payroll.
I see, that's how I understood it. I never checked the media super carefully regarding the Swedes. But now I'm seeing that they did do stuff.
GCP seems to be getting new hardware way faster than AWS. Both AMD's Zen 2 and Nvidia's Ampere.
What phone do you use?
"All those deaths have not made you safer..."

I'd hold back from making grand proclamations in the middle (beginning?) of the pandemic.
i cant say much more than "wow, thats pretty damning", particularly because many of the already small number of black people included seem like celebrity tokens (snoop, will smith, nba players) rather than bonafide contributors. im surprised i hadn't heard about this before, though unfortunately not surprised that it is the reality. thanks for sharing!
> The latter, of course, is the central concept of modern Christianity. //

I'd say that "salvation by faith" is the central concept of Christianity, faith does not require knowledge per se, not in the way that belief requires knowledge.

"Even the devil believes [...]" as the author of the Epistle of James writes.

Christianity as revealed in Scripture is far less about rigid concepts.

On a side-note Catholicism demands significant orthopraxis, but that is heterodox wrt Scripture.

Your supposition requires a form of gnosticism that's really not Christian and is quite contrary to the Gospel IMO, heretical some would say/have said.
Next time we need a project the size of A-bomb, we might also pull some people from academia and industry. Then they will take some obscure area of research on Prevalence of Memetics in Mating Habits of Extinct Species of Dung Beetles done 50 years ago by an old fart with tenure (and his 20 underpaid grad students) and build a psychodelic control system that can quickly and efficiently enslave and zombiefy large human populations.

TLDR: you never know what you'll need in the future. The only correct way is to research everything and we need a system for that.
I totally agree. Personally, I'd like to grow as much food as I can in my own backyard and supplement it with grocery stores for things I can't produce myself.
Thanks for clarifying. It makes sense to host repos on GitHub - it's so widespread - but what struck me as weird was using the.github.io domain, which I usually associate with amateur bloggers who don't want the hassle of registering a domain.
Alas, not as an expression. Just a statement. I couldn't disagree more with that decision.
I've found Business Dynamics by Sterman to be the best all-round System Dynamics book in my collection (I have three of the above, excluding Weinberg's).

Meadows is interesting and a quick read, but shallow. Morecroft is a thorough read and a decent alternative to Sterman's if you can't get it. But Sterman's really is the best textbook.
You could do much of that with C structs as well.
There appears to be a disturbing consensus here that YouTube HAS to moderate. Why? If YouTube isn't held responsible for the content, and are treated merely as a carrier, you can imagine layer 2 filtering businesses emerge, if YouTube let them. YouTube could still be the repository, still make money, but get out of the business of deciding who gets to see what.
Gradient Origin Networks (GONs)
You could always target a string of consecutive units and send the leader to (x) and the rest would follow. And get picked off 1 by 1 if you forgot about them long enough.
> the worst flu seasons still have a higher death toll than corona.

Do you have a link to the statistics please? I think you're comparing two different methods of counting death. I think for covid-19 you're counting people who died after testing positive, or people where covid-19 is listed as the cause on the death certificate. But for flu I think you're counting excess mortality.
Slightly misleading headline. The study tested how much a lie persists in someone's mind even after they're told the truth.

The study found that facts do indeed change people's minds, just not as much as we'd like, because the initial impression sets expectations. Caldini talks about this in some of his books on persuasion.
It has not been running rampant in Sweden, because many individuals altered their behaviors as well. Which is to say, Sweden is nowhere close to herd immunity, so it stands to lose many more lives in the future as well. So far: it has lost many more lives per capita than its neighbors, and is economically worse off.

There are also two other important reasons to have locked down early in the pandemic:
- with time, we have already learned how to treat patients better and reduce mortality. This includes proning, dexamethasone and remdesivir which will reduce deaths. So exposing people to it in spring 2020 will produce very different mortality outcomes compared to fall or spring 2021
- We also have important therapeutic advances happening in monoclonal antibodies, and of course phase 3 trials of vaccines.

I would bet that, with some luck, other European communities avoid ever accumulating the deaths Sweden did.

Finally, it's more than deaths: many long-haul COVID patients are facing permanent disability and diminished capacity. The statistics aren't capturing this yet, but collectively, I think it was very foolish to have tried to push for herd immunity so early in a pandemic.
> This interface should be all handled by the browser. It was a mistake not to do this. It makes no sense that blocking cookies should be done via inconststent and dubious interfaces implemented by the websites themselves.

I 1000% agree. And usability is not the only reason. I would also name the obvious responsibility delegation/abstraction principle and the original semantic concept of a web site: 1. the functionality every website is meant to have should be implemented at the browser level 2. no website (those using tracking elements included) should be required to have interactive elements (like the consent button) or off-topic texts (like the cookie notification).
You're not alone. I've been writing go since before 1.0, and can handle modules/packages in _any other language_ fine, yet go's regularly leaves me stumped.

A little while ago we were hitting yet another issue with dependencies related to version pinning at work. I tried to divine what the disparate versions mean, and came up with this flow chart from a legalistic reading of stack overflow issues [1] and the go modules doc [2]:

has the package opted into go modules (i.e. is there a go.mod?)
yes
does the repository use semver?
yes
is the major version <= 1?
yes
=> normal versioning, e.g. github.com/stretchr/testify v1.3.0
no
=> when importing, we need add /vN at the end, e.g., import "github.com/my/mod/v4", and in go.mod it will behave like github.com/my/mod/v4 v4.1.0
no
=> pseudo-versioning will be used, e.g. github.com/kolo/xmlrpc v0.0.0-20190717152603-07c4ee3fd181
no
does the repository use semver?
yes
is the major version <= 1?
yes
=> pseudo-versioning will be used, e.g. github.com/kolo/xmlrpc v0.0.0-20190717152603-07c4ee3fd181
no
=> version will be marked as incompatible, e.g. github.com/zeromq/goczmq v4.1.0+incompatible
no
=> ???

I still don't know if this is right. But that's not really the point. I think the go authors painted themselves into a corner with such an anemic initial release. Now that they're trying to address shortcomings, the complexity is blowing up to handle the very large/diverse ecosystem. It reminds me a lot of java around 1.4 when they added in generics. In the long-run it was the right move, but man was it painful.

1: https://stackoverflow.com/a/57372286
2: https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/Modules
Numbers and projections show things slowing down in Sweden [1]. The obvious explanation for this would be that herd immunity is kicking in, isn't it?

[1] https://covid19.healthdata.org/sweden
For someone in education there's nobody to escalate to with the power to affect immigration policy. The senior leaders in any university can't do that, and the senior leaders in Department of Education can't do that, it's not their domain to decide that.

You'd have to escalate up to the president, he's the only link between the people the grandparent poster is complaining to and the people who decide the things grandparent poster wants to change. And it may well be that the response of the top administration is that everything works as intended, that the effect you're complaining about is something they want to increase, not fix.
BMW wants to charge a subscription fee to enable heated steering wheel
Well for music, people may want to continue listening to music when their phones are off or the app is in the background.

For video I agree it doesn't make much sense, but in a web app world if you're recording video you may want to turn off the screen or do other things just like a computer. It should at least show you in the notification area.
All you ever wanted to know about Corona Sweden
Pardon the long links, this is something I'll address in the next iteration.

Product Catalog: https://sheetui.com/view/grid/image-tile/1F92PXwyE5CTjkT-Sin...

Pokemons: https://sheetui.com/view/responsive-grid/media-card-2/1F92PX...

Team roster: https://sheetui.com/view/responsive-grid/media-card-2/1F92PX...
I have high hopes for Villeneuve, but Lynch's dune is still one of my favourite sci-fi movies from 1980s.
Unfortunately covid deaths are highly unreliable as there is lots of evidence worldwide that people dying with covid are also counted with those dying of covid. Also lots of cases of dead people being counted while not being tested or positively tested for covid.
> I'm not an expert, but as far as I know, the first step is always to get an abstract syntax tree

But you don't need to reify it.
You overlook a number of high profile African Americans (Tony Prophet and Robert F. Smith for example) in tech and Silicon Valley and highlight a number of Africans (Nigerians in particular). Is your criticism also addressing the lack of Africans in Silicon Valley as well?
Yes, people should not be cashing checks for the deceased, but part of the issue was that the IRS was sending them out in the first place before deciding that they shouldn't have.

> Q13. Why did the IRS send Economic Impact Payments (EIPs) to deceased individuals? (added June 26, 2020)

> A13. Upon enactment of the CARES Act, the IRS worked with unprecedented speed to issue Economic Impact Payments to individuals. The IRS initially implemented the legislation consistent with processes and requirements used with the 2008 stimulus payments, which resulted in EIPs being issued to certain deceased individuals. After further review, it was determined that such persons are ineligible, and the IRS has taken action to prevent future payments to deceased individuals.

https://www.irs.gov/coronavirus/economic-impact-payment-info...
yes but since drug discovery isn't bottlenecked by virtual docking throughput, it doesn't matter.

We've seen similar approaches applied to BLAST, and in the end, everybody ends up giving up the ASIC or the FPGA because it's not cost effective long-term.
Not all businesses shutdown. The issue is that a bunch of businesses took the free money who didn’t need it. We made a choice not to take it because we are booming during crisis. The stimulus checks had criteria to receive them and most people who are doing very well did not get a stimulus check. PPP could easily had a requirement that it had to be paid back if sales/rev increased during 2020 tax year. Instead the more likely scenario is that businesses that were most affected by covid will have to pay back the loan because their revenue fell to 0 and they had to cut employees. This money isn’t free, it is added to our national debt.
Document or transaction records. For example, stock trading or bank transfer records in clearing houses. I think someone is working on blockchain to have a transparent and immutable record of public documents, like laws and regulations.
It's a little sad that standard shell here documents only support elliding leading tabs (it wouldn't be so sad if the record separator hadn't been thrown under the bus - having a character for indentation distinct from space is good... In theory).

But at any rate my typical usage() is generally along these lines (warning watch out for expansions):

usage()
{
cat - <<-EOF
`basename ${0}`: demonstrate here docs
Usage:
`basename ${0}` <required argument> [-o|--optional-param]

Etc. Possibly referencing
default value: ${DEFAULT_VALUE}
EOF
}
i am not exactly sure i understand your question -- are you asking if i think the perspective (mine), which thinks the two do not provide sufficient reasoning/knowledge/whatever, is unquestionably superior?

if that is your question, then my answer is: i do not hold the notion, that an approach (employed by me or by anyone), is unquestionably superior -- i do think, however, and am happy to point out, that via known, reliable approaches, these perspectives do not provide anything more than just words and reasoning (perhaps more specifically, philosophical argument). nothing quantifiable, observable, measurable, reproducible; just philosophizing. therefore, i consider them equivalent in this regard and moreover think it strange for YouTube to moderate them differently (as if, because one is theological, therefore it must be regarded as a loftier, more sophisticated (?) pursuit, and untouchable).

in short, i think words are just words, and i'll continue to ask both camps to demonstrate, that their words are actually something more, via known approaches, or alternative ones.
It was great indeed, if you did not wait forever for charcters to animate on the screen. At the time, I finished the game in like 1h after installing a TSR that accelerated the clock speed.
Star Control 2 immediately sprang to mind.
Hmm:

% sed -rn 's/^### ?//;T;p' testfile

sed: 1: "s/^### ?//;T;p": invalid command code T

Looks like it might need GNU Sed or something. But honestly if I want to read the top of the file less works just as well.
I got my copy of Sterman from my sister (who had studied systems engineering at MIT and so had a copy from her coursework there), but at your recommendation from a few years ago.

I worked through (most of) Morecroft because it was available through O'Reilly's online library and I had a subscription through work. I read Meadows specifically because of the leverage points essay, and wanted to see what else she had. It's definitely shallower than the others, but I think a good introduction because of its relative brevity.
Yep, it will work with your GPUs! You just set up self-hosted runners as usual https://docs.gitlab.com/runner/

GitHub & GitLab have both made it quite easy to use your own resources as runners. I recently met someone who was doing Actions with a Jetson Nano on their dresser :)
OnePlus 7 Pro
The problem in India may be more to do with the teaching style (i.e. rote memorization does not produce understanding) than the content being taught.

And the right answer might be a combination of academics and real world application, instead of an either/or dichotomy.
Not really: I would much rather get the coronavirus today than three months ago. And would much rather get it 6 months or a year from now than today. Survival rates are measurably improving due to both improved procedures (proning) and better protocols on steroid use, as well as emerging therapies like remdesivir and monoclonal antibodies (in addition to convalescent plasma). Not to mention that many vaccines are barreling into phase 3 trials soon. I suspect history will not be kind to Sweden's approach.
Seems not a bug: you may want this behavior, and the proper way to stop recording is to close the website or the app, not locking your phone.
You never use a Factory or Singleton? That’s weird to me cause I use them daily. But certainly Singletons can also be problematic, especially if you do automated testing, which I do not.
> strong feelings about issues do not emerge from deep understanding

I've thought about this too on my own strong feelings. The more I know about something, the more I understand its nuances, pros and cons, etc, the less I feel strongly about it. Now when I spot myself with a strong feeling about something I try to remind myself that I'm most likely missing something.

We see this constantly in the dev world. Younger devs feel very strongly about languages, libraries, frameworks, etc, probably because they have a shallower understanding of the thing.
Europe’s Tourist Hot Spots Suffer as Big-Spending Americans Stay Away
> Because the 1% death rate is a reference to people catching the disease, not the size of the population.

No, 1% - 2% death rate refers to expected death rate in total population including old people.

For younger people it's like 0.1%.

It's irritating how HN keeps pushing their narrative that corona is the end of the world. For younger people, it's just the flu.

In fact the 2017 flu was almost as deadly as corona - for old people. You can see the spike in any CDC chart.
Disney's Aladdin (AGA)- Virgin Games 1993
You just made my point with these types of absolutist statements. Thanks, saved me some keystrokes!
https://christiananswers.net/q-eden/edn-c017.html
Actually there is promised compensation in hurricane emergencies in the form of SBA EIDL (economic injury disaster loans).

The existence of imminent domain proves my point, there are circumstances where tax payers owe An obligation to property owners and their actions are restricted by that obligation. Now we can argue about whether this specific act is a taking but I destroyed your blanket argument that tax payers don’t own business anything.

Own a business with a plot of land, tax payers want to expand a road and tear down your office and take the land? Can’t do it without paying.
I didn’t say shutdown I said economic downturn. Whether the open or not has no bearing if they will remain in business.
> prevents scientists from exploring the possibility that R0 values are culturally dependent

This is just not true at all. Let’s call a spade a spade: you are abusing fears about COVID-19 to take a political shot against antiracists. The Lancet published “Ethnicity and COVID-19: an urgent public health research priority” in April: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6...

It is true that scientists can’t expect to publish about the racial aspects of coronavirus spread, for the same reasons they couldn’t publish about coronavirus differences between wizards and Muggles. Humans only have one race.
This could very well be the cheapest for the consumer. Considering BMW has the highest maintenance costs of all brands in the USA, having a subscription fee for certain features may very well be cheaper. That's assuming BMW doesn't charge for a broken feature.

https://twocents.lifehacker.com/the-car-brands-with-the-high...
FYI, you double-pasted the link. The correct one is https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/index.htm