skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's kind of (rolls eyes on pure practical sense) how Chicago is handling this.

Our liqour sales are banned after 9pm from stores, and bars are able to do carryout|outdoor (we have some Canadian spies that live here.. so outdoor dining is still a thing [It's 0C or below on average right now.. chill it's a joke]) until 11pm.

My best guess for the store liqour sales is that the southside used liqour stores as a bar and would congregate outside, also the limitation of store liquor sales limits people going to impromptu parties.

Behavior change is hard to do right, but it also can be changed in completely unrelated but minor inconvenced changes. (I.e. changing a process or labeling may be more effective than a control and punish model) It's also very difficult to communicate for free societies on why a restuarant or bar ban still needs to be in place when the black market succeeds [underground raves/parties etc]. (Sigh "studies that claim most of the transmission in a household vs bars" (well where did that household interact with a different household... ))
It's mostly being deployed in Asia, where the demand is high and the supply of complementary parts is also high.

PCB manufacturing is almost completely automated, for example. Didn't move back.
They did back in the spring and there were no riots?
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Mental health is a very very undeveloped field. We don't have good treatments for most illnesses. We don't even really know which illnesses are which (take a look at how the DSM changes over relatively short time periods).

This is the real reason people are hesitant to admit having or discuss others illnesses.

Full disclosure, I'm one of those people. I have what has been variously called Severe Depression, Treatment Resistant Depression, Major Mood Disorder and is now called Major Depressive Disorder. My symptoms haven't changed and its only been a decade. So you can see how ephemeral diseases are in this field. Until we can reliably classify diseases, we can't even look for causes. Until we have causes, treatments are no better than herbal medicine.
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As the most spoiled class of workers to ever exist, it seems strange to want to unionize. I would think it sounds like inviting the vampire in (legal, HR, etc) without board representation of workers / codetermination similar to the German system. In America's way of doing things, I'm not sure if it's good. Would not look forward to "You have appropriate amount of non-union experience but you are 10th in line so we'll be calling you in 12 months, if we do." A theoretical for tech, not so for film unions which are being excitedly pointed to as good. It can take a very long time to get work under these schemes, which seems incompatible with how tech has worked.
Are you really comparing baby lobsters to key-pairs?

Private property right go back to the Magna Carta and form the basis of the US Constitution and it's Bill of Rights.

If you believe it's governments duty to control all property rights than your a Marxist and to be honest, I have no interest in debating you.
It's actually quite easy to find. Just click on the DOI link for the full paper (https://doi.org/10.23812/20-269-e-4).
shared.com is in the business of click arbitrage. Paying for cheap clicks on one publisher to drive clicks with another.
Takeaway alcohol is not banned. This point was a crap article by the Independent who didn’t read the actual guidelines.

Why the downvotes. It's on page 18 of the issued document. ffs.
This is awesome! I’d recommend adding a section for certifications. I have a bunch of FAA certs that are career-relevant but they don’t fit naturally into any of the existing profile sections.

I’d also suggest making some of the fields wider. 24 characters for location isn’t going to be long enough, for example.
I didn't know that about sagas. I'm not a redux guy, so I don't really know any of the patterns.
You have gravity right, but the impact reversed.

By being lower in the gravity well, you get less sleep than if your clock had run faster.
You do realise that England stopped football before even the government got their shiz together?
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I have heard people explain (in person) this as the reason they personally voted yes!

I think this is one of the three major factors that got it anywhere near a 50/50 outcome: 1. Voting on something as vauge as can be, 2. lies and manipulation, 3. single lever problem
Why would you replace it? Will not disabling all public un-authenticated submissions on your mail server suffice? You can also prevent delivery to outside world (and error out on submission so that users are notified) if you really like. Result will be your own private mail server.

And you can keep using all the normal MUA's on desktop and mobile.
> Freud's penis envy would be best reason.

> The idea that if you claim family member sexually abused you, then you likely basically have crunch on him.

I've never heard the latter idea, but the former seems pretty real. I've spoken with plenty of women, all completely unversed in Freudian theory, who've related experiences that sound quite a bit like "penis envy" (usually some sort of early childhood situation, Freud never intended it to be taken as descriptive of adult women).
If China can move to DCEP (Chinese state crypto) and get their borrowers to follow their lead, the US will find itself in a tough position. In the end game for China, they displace the US and can avoid the dollar in trade.
All states should have done that in the first 2 weeks. It's irritating to see the bible belt/NC wait 9 freaking months to now allow for take away alcohol.

It feels like the governments are:

1. Trying to limit the enforcement and severity of actions or

2. They don't know what they're doing. (Which creates more resistance)
> Tried and attempted in multiple places

Really? Where was this tried at scale? Where did we spend a fraction of the cost that we incur locking down an entire population. This just isn't true.

> Maybe, just maybe, the experts (and I mean the people who have spent their lifetimes studying the transmission of respiratory diseases) have already weighed in, their answers don't look that different from when things started, and their assessments turned out to be mostly correct?

The hardest question is whether or not this is worth it, and nobody is asking that because politicians want to get reelected.

You are missing the point entirely. Virology experts are not the people who should be making these decisions. It's not as if covid response is free, but they aren't tasked with consdering the costs. They aren't tasked with finding out what the right amount of death is. That's the unfortunate reality and this is what the great leaders throughout history have all understood: there are no good decisions in times like this, merely least worst decisions.
AWS outages have basically crippled a few businesses. The longest I know of was 8-10 hours the day before Thanksgiving. Some Bay Area food company got hit by it and couldn’t deliver thanksgiving dinners.
Totally, on my to do list to redo the homepage with more abstracted product visuals!
I for 1 am very glad about this. I accept this is just personal experience, but between Christmas and New Year - having not seen our families to prevent the spread of COVID - my wife and I were rather indignant to find large groups of people gathering outside the pubs of Greenwich all serving "take away" alcohol.
A bit off-topic but I'm sure there are some experts perusing this thread:

What are some examples of mental illnesses that would result in someone making up or hallucinating an extraordinary, single, formative event in their life, and sticking to that story indefinitely while not inventing others?
Sure but I don't know how this is relevant to what I said.

> Having said that: yes, if you are the driver in a Bank robbery, you can get arrested for "basically driving a car"

Driving in a bank robbery is different to basically just doing some calculations. It might be a crime but it should not be one. Regardless though I would claim that even if he tried to physically get into buildings and steal documents in order to expose warcrimes I would say that they should let him free.
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Gyms and organized sports are closed. Most people are living sedentary lives. Activities that young children rely on for physical development and exercise are non existent. Many children haven't socialized with someone their age in almost a year. Children are unable to focus on school and are being under-educated. Depression rates amongst school age children have skyrocketed.

It is not hyperbolic to say that health and mental health is being traded away.
But the modern web has better content. There's a lot more to the web than just the HTML.
This question has been discussed for hundreds of years.

“Your representative owes you, not his industry only, but his judgment; and he betrays instead of serving you if he sacrifices it to your opinion.”—Edmund Burke
Totally agree that enthusiasts are overrepresented, but that seems like a leading indicator, at least in the performance and gaming market (which is a growing portion of the overall desktop market).
> “you dislike Society yet you contribute to it in someway, I am so smart”.

Not even close to what I said. I didn’t suggest that he contributes anything to society.

> Have you thought that maybe all those material accomplishments made under capitalism have less to do with the system itself and more to do with the fact it’s the only one around? Pretty sure many of today’s tech is founded as much on innovation that came out of Soviet labs as anybody else’s.

It’s (mostly) the only one around because the others all failed spectacularly every other time. Not only did states collapse, but about 100 million people died. It’s amazing that you’d use the Soviet union as an example, considering where they ended up.

> Also, incidentally, current day capitalism is at the beck and call of one of the last remaining communist countries. Just a curiosity

China is the least communist of the remaining communist countries. And do you happen to know what major change allowed their GDP to explode and make them soon-to-be the biggest economy in the world?

Even ignoring that, do you really want to live somewhere like China? If you think poverty and working conditions are bad in the US, just you wait!

Unless you meant one of the other examples, like Cuba, North Korea, Vietnam or Laos. I’m guessing not.
Not all property rights no, of course not, however it's fairly obvious that the government has the freedom and/or duty to impose restrictions on property as necessary.

Bitcoin is regressive and would be harmful to the economy if it obtained widespread adoption, and therefore, the government has the right to curtail its use and ownership.
Welp, sorry about that. Wonder if the .cv tld makes has anything to do with this...
Yeah, this was one of Foucault's major points, as well as several other "anti-psychiatry" thinkers in the 70s (most notably Thomas Szasz): "mental illness" is always a normative stance, and is incredibly useful politically.
If the trading bloc doesn't serve your interests either though...

Again, when the trading interests of a country are pitted against its other national interests, conflict is most often what comes next.
> It's nice that Microsoft is admitting that the open-source approach is the right one for security -- something I and other open-source advocates have been saying for decades. But, inner source isn't the same thing as open source.

I thought this was common knowledge, but in a previous related thread my comment saying the same was downvoted with some replies about how MS engineers are security gods or some such. Interesting to contrast mainstream tech coverage with HN's RSU echo chamber.
"Made in America" is a nice slogan, but "Not Made by an Enemy" would be more apt. Made in an Ally would be fine too (Canada, Mexico, Western Europe...)
Agreed. It's also important to remember that the 3/4 week dates for the second dose were not chosen based on it being the most effective timeline, but because it was the minimum time needed to complete the studies as quickly as possible. If they'd chosen 8 weeks we wouldn't have US approval yet. If they'd chosen 12 weeks we wouldn't even know if they were effective yet.
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Have you tried http://quill.chat/ ? Younger startup (invite-only) but very slick.
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>support is a better use of our short time, more often than not

Not when it's down.
Uhh, no offense, but you do realize that '4chan meme stuff" is literally the core of the largest conspiracy shitshow we've seen in at least one decade?
That’s right, nobody took it seriously. I remember my biology professors at the university joking about COVID in March: “Anyone came from Italy recently? Hahaha”. That was surreal.
One of the only reasons I don't work from my bed is that it would destroy my back. If I had purchased one of those beds where you can electrically raise the back I would have worked so many more hours - and been more comfortable.
Unfortunately, we don't know the exact numbers so following this strategy (which I agree might make sense) is somewhat of a gamble. Maybe the numbers are not very favourable therefore the choice shouldn't be portrayed as such a simple one as in the comment I replied to.
If you want high compliance, the rules need to be perceived as fair and just. Telling people they can't have beer with their dinner is plainly frustrating.

Not to mention that people can just get their takeaway from the restaurant, and then walk next door to the corner store and go "food shopping" to pick up a 6 pack.

If there was evidence that drinking alcohol spreads covid, I would expect that to be a clear message from the government and for there to be consistent restrictions on alcohol. Instead, we get silly rules with silly workarounds.
> There are no celebrity SRE

Twitter is full of them.
Man, I remember when I lived in China and we would have the wifes of our engineers sitting out in the stairwell crying because the husbands worked so much and were never home. They certainly did work a lot. Some of them I could never beat at being early in the office and leaving late and I find myself quite good at that I would say.
> you can quickly build an optimal City Skylines setup and then have not much else to do

You can definitely get to an optimal state then stop, but you can also keep growing. As the city grows, it requires refactoring roads and public transit to keep things going.

I recently got the Industries add-on, and found that also adds an interesting dimension: as you add factories, they require more of certain types of raw materials and I find myself wishing I had made the farming zone bigger, for example, debating if I should raze this nearby 5-star neighborhood, reroute a well-flowing multi-lane highway, or start a second zone somewhere else.

I kind of like I can get it to an equilibrium and stop, while not feeling like I'm leaving it unfinished. I tend to play for a couple weeks then take a break for a few months.
'Plebs are needed'
Overflow hospitals in the UK have never been used:

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/covid-patients-england-ni...

The UK Government is arresting people who film empty hospitals:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/13619752/moment-anti-covid-loc...

Meanwhile less than 400 people under age 50 have died with/of COVID in the UK.

The fundamental driver of this pandemic is the ill-health of the population - driven by sugar (obesity), coal and oil (air pollution), as well as Vitamin (D) deficiencies - but these factors receive no attention.

Meanwhile in Sweden - without hard lockdown - deaths are up only 3.2% above 2018, and even then explained by mortality shifting from 2019 and 2021.

Even Ukraine without hard lockdown over Winter has had far fewer deaths per Capita than the UK and has a much more rudimentary healthcare system.

Lockdown seems to drive deaths, at huge social and economic cost, rather than prevent them.
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This is complete and total arbitrary nonsense. You're taking a conclusion and trying to walk back a path of logic to some type of justification.

Let's see this for what it is: arbitrary decisions that curtails the human rights of all human beings by politicians who are figuratively drunk with power. They are banning things for the common people while they leave their regions, have expensive $1k dinners for their political backers and ignoring all the rules they've imposed on the population. From Canada to California to the UK, we watch elected leaders ignore the bullshit rules they put on people, either because they think it doesn't apply to them or they've seen the numbers and know the risks are bullshit.

We're talking about a disease that's literally has over a 98% survival rate if you're under 55 (which causes people to spout more "long COVID" narrative media non-sense). 100 years from now, do you really think scholars will see 2020 and 2021 as anything other than the largest cast of mass hysteria to date?

Let's isolate the elderly and vulnerable, or anyone who wants to be isolated, and let the rest of the world evaluate their own risks again.
Tear ducts and sweat glands acting as EM waveguides is a novel idea. And indeed quite worrying if true. What would be a feasible of testing that?
Referring to fragile humans as "dry tinder" is really something.
>. If we had banned or at least curtailed alcoholic sales I can guarantee you probably the numbers would be half what they are now.

but that's not what's happening. You can still get beer by going to a physical store, you just can't have it delivered to your house.
By that logic when the UK should have done nothing as Germany Invaded Poland and France. And then nothing as German troops landed.

The real fact is people that argue and resist taking action against Covid because 'mah freedumbs' are seriously undermining democratic governments. Basically making authoritarian governments point for them.
I'm having trouble coming up with an example. Can you give an example of value that scales but that isn't an asset he holds?
It’s pretty awesome. Great job.

I have been working on a similar project aimed at content creators - they also need their LinkedIn.
The idea is that you can build your Authentic Profile by connecting your social APIs. It’s called Authentic https://authenticstats.com and it’s growing fast. :)

Good luck with your project.
Thanks! I think pulling information from LinkedIn would be awesome and really reduce friction to creating an account.
Are you really holding up the film industry as a model that tech should emulate?

Because the median annual wage for SAG-AFTRA members is about $7500 [1]. And that doesn't even include members who failed to find any work during the year. 85% of members don't make enough to get health benefits through the union, which kick in if you make over $18K/year [2]. These are poverty-level wages.

[1] https://www.smdp.com/noteworthy-your-union-has-screwed-you/1...

[2] https://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-actors-insurance-2014...
Rust doesn't support varargs. It also supports stack probes on x86, guard pages, all that stuff. It is runtime checked because it is not possible to compile-time check.
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Except they are not, vast majority of people infected with covid do not require hospitalization.

If the hospital can't handle this virus then the health care system must be really bad in the first place. The solution is to fix and improve it, not lockdown.

Lockdown measures is just cop out.
Unlikely in our lifetime. The same automation will be available in the east, but with cheaper technicians, electricity, taxes, regulation, and land.
We used to have a house in Vermont many years ago. The phone and cable lines were down from time to time. If the phones worked the usual response from the cable company is "someone idiot shot at the wires." So this form of "domestic terrorism" is nothing new.
That's true to a certain degree. But most textbooks aren't really designed and written as standalone resources to learn a topic. For example, most don't have problems to work through and ways to evaluate how well you learned the material. Certainly there are topics you can learn on your own but in many cases just reading a book isn't going to be sufficient.
No, what I'm talking about is the decriminalization of homosexuality. They would have been arrested and been harassed by the police for the rest of their lives. The Turkish bath orgies would have never happened reducing the r0 of hiv. There is a reason why the infection rate for homosexuals in SF and NY was more than double that for the rest of the country[0].

Good policy is often not ethical policy. Now if you think that millions dying for your ethics is a worth while trade that is a different discussion.

[0]https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm5021a2.htm
I have been thinking about this idea, because I invested in building out a robust web application base in django this past summer and fall.

Built two “components” but not sure if I want to use them in a product studio.

May email you.
Beyond quality user account stuff