skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Is there a site that shows statistics (over time) of hospital capacity over time in LA?

It sounds to me like one of the typical articles that tries to induce panic without actually providing much information or context.

Whenever I see such articles here in Germany, I go to the official statistics for ICUs, and inevitably it always turns out to be bullshit.

Some of the things that are hyped to be a consequence of Covid also turn out to be seasonal, even shortage of oxygen does not seem to be unusual.

This is the German site I refer to: https://www.intensivregister.de/#/aktuelle-lage/zeitreihen
Who have also opened People Nearby section and shared their location.
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VSCode's Interactive mode does this quite well.

Docs: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/python/jupyter-support-py
A short demo on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwN4-W1WR84
The issue is converting that crypto into cash.
I wonder what impact the vector extension will have on auto vectorization. Less instructions means it is easier to pick the best instructions in the first place. Variable length means you don't have to hope your arrays are a multiple of the SIMD length. Your auto vectorized code also gets faster with each new CPU generation.

All these factors are especially important when the developer isn't even aware of the auto vectorization and just wants performance increases for free.
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The problem with the double slit experiment is that the target isn't treated as a quantum system.

That's why the wave function "collapses": Because it collides with the non-quantum target.

It's a useful approximation, but of course in reality, there is no such thing as a non-quantum thing.

And if you evolve the target's wave function with the wave function of the particle, then there is no stochastic collapse.
Where are you from? I’d love to know whether it is for a single region
I think the issue arises, when a player who is not good at chess would lose, literally 100% of the time against anyone even close to a top regional level. In other words, chess is not a 50% chance game, it is a variable chance game depending on who you play, so the analogy is hard to follow because the aliens would not come up with this 50% outcome idea.
> QM is the only physical theory that has randomness as an inherent part

It's either inherent randomness or just a deep hole in the whole thing (similar to the alien chess thought experiment problem). Personally I choose to believe that the theory is just incomplete because nobody can even define what a "measurement" really is, meaning in which cases what we do is a "measurement" and in which cases it is not a "measurement". I also think that this is what people like Feynman refer to when they say things like "nobody understands QM", it's actually "nobody understands the wave function collapse", the rest is just maths.
it’s a entirely new codebase; probably best way to visualise progress is to look at the contributor graphs at https://github.com/vector-im/hydrogen-web
> Well, is there anywhere else in China other than Wuhan that could/would identify a new virus like this before it goes mega-exponential?

As far as I know, the WIV wasn't involved in identifying the virus. That happened in Beijing after weeks of doctors sounding alarm bells about a new disease in Wuhan.
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Well after I tweeted they contacted me via Twitter DM and had a conversation with email, the email I have provided them, and they emailed me the breakdown, it’s a very long list of sites and protocols and data used

I have cropped the first few results only to show what’s relevant
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Observing the movement of pieces quickly reveals that the board is divided in 64 squares. Squares being black and white or any other set of colors is actually irrelevant. They can basically fully understand the game from this, no need to make things complicated.
It's still easy to use cash for everything in a lot of countries
Agreed.

The measurement is the theoretical duct tape between the "quantum world" and the "classical world".

But there is no such thing as a "classical world", it's just a useful approximation.

And therefore, there is also no such thing as a "measurement", it's also an approximation.

(Maybe not even an approximation, but maybe more like a projection...)
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IP includes trade marks. We absolutely can't abolish that. So be careful when you say stuff like this.
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Thanks for the links. So it was before he joined the french governement.

This is off-topic, but after a google search, I found something more ironic: he said a few years ago that he would never accept a position in the government.

https://www.lci.fr/politique/video-remaniement-garde-des-sce...

An intimidating figure who has likened the courtroom to a theatre, Dupond-Moretti swore as recently as 2018 that he would never be justice minister, saying no one would have the "utterly absurd" idea -- "and frankly I would never accept such a thing".

https://www.france24.com/en/20200708-france-s-acquittator-so...
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Once you design a turing machine that can solve the halting problem, I'm sure it'll be able to break Bell's inequalities too

Bell's inequalities show that there isn't a local state that can be there.
Contries with lower obesity acceptance have much lower obesity rate. Compare US & UK to rest of the world.

Comparing yourself to gays is just #&#+$+
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Some of the HN comments here are suspicious as well.
And the last year with record overdose deaths was: 2019. And with the exception of 2018 every other year backwards from 2017 to 1999 was also a record drug overdose death year.

That is the opioid crisis.

Source: The CDC WONDER database, group by year, and by "UCD - Drug/Alcohol Induced Case". (Deep link doesn't work)
We care. And Apple cares which is why they publicly said this system as run right now was a mistake. Within a week of this going public.

The article linked here is pretending that didn't happen. And you are pretending, against all evidence, that Apple users don't care. But it's apple users who complained and sounded the alarm in the first place. Your statement is so obviously and trivially false it's crazy to see any one up voting it.
That’s what I’m going to do starting from this month, like I said this is from my ISP who sent me the breakdown, a 2 page pdf with protocols and sites with data I sent and received

Like I said it maybe a measuring error, or flat out lie by the ISP, but I can check once I monitored and blocked Pinterest for a month
Bell's inequalities talk about "measurements". But measurement's aren't real.
One who does not trust in public reason or accepts authority as a be-all end all as opposed to simply a fallible but time saving heuristic cannot claim to be a practitioner of science which is all about zero trust and verifiability, the two positions are fundamentally incompatible.

In science every individual has a personal and moral duty to derive, reproduce or otherwise inquire of the world so as too bootstrap themselves including sometimes theories to which they find too obvious or implausible, and from sources too and notm for without regularly doing so because that is the single thing fundamentally sperating us from antivaxers and flat eathers besides some luck in initial authority.
OP here, yes this is for home internet. Not mobile data
It's happened in a number of places. Anywhere that never really invested in copper, or had crappy colonial copper left over, just skipped the whole xDSL era entirely and went mad for 4G, Fibre, or both.
A post isn’t sucky just because your definition and their definition of a term which are both valid don’t align with your expectations.
Turing machine as an abstract concept is known to not hold a solution to the halting problem. There's no question about that, the only question is how the abstract concept assumptions pertain to the real world (infinite tape? maybe a problem, maybe not?; is the execution speed bounded? or maybe we can somehow count to infinity by exponentially increasing the speed? things like that).

On the other hand nobody has any clue what the quantum measurement / wave function collapse actually is. There are theories/interpretations but no truly satisfying answers in the same way as for example Newton's equations were a satisfying answer to the elliptical movement of planets, even though we later found out in the 20th century that F ~ 1/r^2 was actually an approximation.

We simply don't know, and we have no idea when shall we know.
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TBF, coding 8 hrs in any single posture is bad for you.
You’re a fool if you think that’s all it takes to sustain an economy.
Love the idea and the design as well. No clue if my points are mentioned in the comments already.

# Scale down face images

If you decide keeping the face images please scale them down to a thumbnail size. You make my browser load a 400x400 pixel image for than displaying it as 24x24 pixel. You can safe quite some bandwidth on your (and my) side.

Another option would to completely remove the images in favor of https://blurha.sh/ as the images are so small, that detail are not seen anyways.

# Server side rendering for SEO

Please render the site on the server, so it can be used without javascript, can be crawled by google and is a lot faster as well.

You could leverage a service like: https://www.seo4ajax.com/ so you don't have to actually build a server side rendering pipeline.

# Check for web accessibility

I would enjoy having my CV being accessible to a wide array of humans. Some of the contrast and the font size seems to not be optimal for that (and also some screenreaders have problems with the javascript stuff => see server side rendering)

https://wave.webaim.org/report#/https://read.cv/andy

# Email + password login

I am privacy aware and delete my cookies quite often. The process of waiting for the email and than opening the link (which is broke btw if it is not opened in the same context as the login window) is annoying. Please let me use a username+password to login. (Which can be auto filled by my browser)

# Export as PDF

Here in Germany quite some companies still want printed out CVs or at least PDFs. Would be greate to be able to send them a link to an autogenerated PDF e.g. https://read.cv/andy/pdf

Keep up the work.
Wow! I just want to recommend the dither-me-this and find you already here :)
Also, the pattern-generator(https://doodad.dev/pattern-generator) is really amazing, applause!
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weapons and gingerbread, now there's a combination that tickles the mind :)
Yet another hypothesis being pushed by the CCP party-state is the seafood imports hypothesis. Although the motivation behind CCP's push is questionable, this hypothesis shall be treated seriously, given that in the early investigation before the ban, signs of the virus were detected at stores selling seafood instead of stores selling illegal games.
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Indeed, like the assumption that more police leads to more riots.
I concur. The entire thing seems like a low-quality content site. Two-line summarised "reviews" that are at best aggregated reviews from Amazon are not helpful. Contrast with The Wirecutter that also works on a reviews and affiliate income model.
The other thing being that if both players are very good, it's near guaranteed to be a tie
Are you sure all of these issues are directly resulted by caffeine intake? Two years ago I had to quit caffeine for some time (medical issues) and it turned out that my sleep problems where (are) mostly related to the lack of physical activity and stress. Of course if several of those 5-6 cups were late at the day, then yeah, that might impact your quality of sleep, but regular morning cup of coffee shouldn't cause such issues considering caffeine half life is ~5 hours.
Wow, the colorization the software provides is seriously impressive.

It's regrettable but understandable that the software only recognizes/accepts teeth considering the postprocessing it clearly does.

And CC0ing the model data is pretty much the textbook approach to analytical freedom :)

(And just to confirm, STL/etc->DXD isn't possible?)
> Fat shaming is like going up to each smoker you see on the street and screaming "eww that stinks" in their face.

I'm not pro fat shaming, but spending time in East Asia and getting called fat publicly (even by close friends, but especially strangers) has led to lifestyle choices that have me down 50 lbs from when I first came. I saw that society here (in this unspecified country, not trying to make a blanket statement about East Asia) views fatness very differently, and that I needed to assimulate.

Being fat in the US, where I grew up, is viewed very differently and is normalized.
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a) Contracting definitely requires huge amounts of communication - you need to constantly ramp up on new areas, and handover to people once you are done.

b) A contractor who can only provide a single headcount is extremely limiting, and will get treated like a capped IC.
In the Everett/Many Worlds interpretation the appearance of randomness can be explained as an emergent phenomenon resulting from not being able to predict which part of the wave function we will end up in before running an experiment.
Capitalism will sort it out. There are perverse incentives for violations of privacy in almost all consumer verticals. When the surveillance stops being profitable we will be free.
8am in the first day is too early... But by 10am, after catching up on emails, it's totally time to start releasing stuff.
Right. Got it. I have heard this position before.

One can’t go to a market without a bargaining chip. At the negotiating table for high density, there is nothing to convince property owners to give in and give up their priorities.

In any game, there is a winner and a loser. In the housing game, who wins and who loses? Who has the bargaining chip and who has the winning set?

Now... why should any home owner give in to high density when a crowded city brings in no direct visible benefit to them?

Obviously, if there are benefits...everyone would be tripping over themselves to build higher and go vertical.

So far, there has only been the threat of higher taxes and open calls to get rid of home owner benefits. The weak and needy are shaking a stick at the fat and the rich. Hardly the honey to attract the flies.

Threats to raise taxes is not a winning strategy. It’s just vinegar. Wont work.
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There is a recurring lesson with these type of threads: don't build a business that is dependent on an unstable, black-box algorithm of a mega-corp. If your business is so fragile that an algorithm update by Google causes you to have no customers, then you should have built a business with a bigger moat, brand recognition, etc. It sounds like this business was more of an SEO hack.
Yes, I didn't think about it. Thank you!
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So long as I moved within the US, I could use the same number - and so I had the same number for years. I can move anywhere in Norway and have the same number, and have had the same number for years. When I moved from the US to Norway, though, I had to change the number.

And I don't think this is unreasonable. The country code and phone number format is different (10 vs 8 numbers). Most non-spam calls I get are from somewhere else in Norway. I'm going to guess you could keep the same base number so long as the format is the same (between Canada and US, for example) - but that country code would still change
AFAIK we don't know yet.
Taxes are corrupt. I profited from a publicly funded project in CA and the abuses were atrocious. You should minimize your tax burden as much as possible.
It's okish to implement, here is an example...

https://blog.excalidraw.com/end-to-end-encryption/

The harder part is probably from a UX sense, how do you make sure people understand that the key is important, and how do you or not store it on their computer.
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> I disagree; it uses a fraction of the available screen size (optimized for mobile?), the font is small, and worse, it's grey-on-white; the contrast is too low.

Agree. it's very hard to read. contrast is too low,. font is too small.
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From what people were saying at the time, the other EEA-but-not-EU members didn’t much like the idea of their group being dominated by the UK.

I have no insight into how significant that concern would have been in practice, only that it reached the news.
Typical startup advice is to talk to the customer first, find out their problem. You shouldn't have a landing page. Find someone who would literally pay for it before building anything. Normally, it's a community that has already built a hack of the product.

In your case, it's probably book clubs. Try talking to them first, and make sure you have what they want.

If your target is yourself, and this is something you really want, then you should go ahead and just build a prototype. A prototype doesn't have to be complex - it can just be a shiny website built on top of Google Sheets. If you get only 1-3 sign ups, you can scrap it. If you're getting a thousand out of nowhere, then get to work.
If Go's HTTP server would be a standalone binary and you have to take care of it separately from the main code base, then yes.
It varies a lot by team... I think it's common to have a single click "start" button to press. It's a good sanity check that a release isn't going to happen during a fire drill, outage, or strike...
As someone who grew up around serious criminals, this number is far lower than what you’d see in North America and shows that Norway at least makes some progress.

X/5 convicts return to crime because it is all they know and their peer group, family, and professional network are all infected by crime and their childhoods were marked by abuse, neglect, drugs, stress, anxiety, and isolation from healthy and stable human relationships. Good, well to do people like to pretend they are better than the lower classes but seriously undervalue their own good luck.

You can give an exconvict a bath, haircut, and paper degree all you want but at the end of the day the average citizen will still see them as scum and irreversibly damaged. Good luck finding a good job as a minority or (to a lesser degree) otherwise with any kind of record. The truth is that the punishment for a crime doesn’t end with one’s first stint in prison but continues for life.

Criminals are made far more often than they are born and the system is too quick to affirm the idea that they are little better than animals. No surprise to me that many return to crime.
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Isn't Google Voice only in the US, though?
Do you understand what happens in a court case?

One side puts forward an argument, and the other side puts forward their argument, and a judge decides which is true and then applies the law.

Here the judge decided that he was at risk of death if he went to a US prison, the US was unable to answer that point, and the judge then looks at law - ECHR article 2 - to decide whether to send him or not.

The judge seems pretty clear that Assange should be in jail. Just not in an inhumane US jail.

Your comment BTW is a great example of how toxic these convos can be. I loathe Assange and I don't care if he rots in prison. You've assumed that I think he should be walking free.
That's a shame, there's nothing that prevents (the long-term, average) traffic data to be downloaded, just like map data is.
The same could be said of Web Payments in general btw. The prime mover behind the rise of adtech was lack of any standards or easy usage for payment acceptance on the Internet.

When you can't accept money for your work, selling data instead seems to be the only business model for the Internet (sadly)
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Thanks for the answer. So how do you use Pinterest? If I understood correctly, you've been only using Google as normal, and seeing Pinterest results, and that's the only interaction you've had with Pinterest?
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