skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
People who have recovered from covid-19 have fewer antibodies for the spike protein than people who have been vaccinated with the mRNA vaccines.

Presumably they have antibodies to things other than the spike protein though, but I don't think the widespread antibody tests look for anything else.
For the less than 1% of such people?

I doubt that it's worth it. If somebody can't be bothered to enable JavaScript to use the site, they're not a desirable customer anyway.
The Chinese Cultural Revolution and Nazi purge of Jews all started as "recommendations"
Even given the large deployment of SSL certificates world-wide (which basically boil down to: Does Google trust this) I sometimes feel that PKI implementations are basically at the "blockchain can solve everything" - and yet never solve anything.
She should play their game and identify as her non-white heritage. Let the school dare speak up so she calls their hypocrisy.
When we get intelligent machines they will become beings. Contrary to SV corporate-speak, you don’t align beings. You don’t align your neighbors, you don’t align people from other countries. You can’t hardwire them to follow certain principles, that’s the whole point of beings, otherwise you’re back at automated machines. All of these lesswrong posts sound so technical and philosophical and so on but in the end they all really ask 'How would you control superheroes and supervillains?' and that is not a very interesting question to me.
"It used to be free but now you have to pay" is really the only dark pattern they are guilty of.
Exactly.

90% millionaires and 10% billionaires means the billionaires have 99.1% of the monetary power.
Given COVID prevalence in my state (approx 1 out of 10,000 people test positive each day, so assume 20 out of 10,000 are infectious at the moment), and the IFR for those under 50 of about 0.01% (1 out of 10,000 coincidentally), I would have to come into close contact with 20 people over the time from when I could get the J&J shot to when I could get Pfizer or Moderna.

That's not anti-vax denialism, those are the actual numbers. A one in a million risk isn't a good deal for the individual when case rates and IFR are low.

This would be a good deal if you were in Michigan, or if you were over 65.
I feel like a so-so French baguette would be miles better than any baguette in the US
As someone who is quite versed in Neuroscience and AI, and who has read Hawkins’ papers, I am still waiting to see the gross simplifications be filled with depth.

He does go into more detail than what’s written, but it is more sidestepping rather than resolving the gross simplifications.
Service Discovery for Google Cloud Run
Yeah, but this quote is out of context. With context it makes much more sense.
I'm guessing they downvoted you because they realize that CDC recommendations are not laws. A government agency making recommendations certainly does not infringe on your rights, and you are free to ignore their recommendations. Ignoring them might cause consequences for you if others (local government, private restaurant, etc) have put in place actual rules which utilize the language from the CDC recommendations, but that's a very different thing.

From right above the list of recommendations:

"""These recommendations can help you make decisions about daily activities after you are fully vaccinated"""
Stats: https://www.google.com/searchq=covid+fentanyl+sf
Agreed, I've had all other vaccines, but this batch is rushed, experimental, and not necessary for me - labelling people such as myself "anti-vaxers" is just dishonest, bitter, childish, name calling. Very few people in my area of London have bothered with the so-called lockdown (too much was open to be called a lockdown), masks, etc - I expect I've had all variants, and apparently my immune system is on top of it, in which case there's nothing to pass on; and the people in my area clearly don't care if I did. I'm no more an "anti-vaxer" than I am an anti-martian.
Historical region called Russia (Русся), but suffix -sia (-sia) was dropped in Slavic language, because it means this/there: Russia (Русся) -> Rus` sia (Русь ся), Rus` there.

Russia founded by descendants of Russia town, now called Old Russa (Старая Русса), which left their town due to epidemic of plague of Justinian.
The article says that the app only logs when they enter/exit the geofence, not how they move around inside the building. Not to say that they wouldn't want to do that if they could, but GPS location is not really reliable indoors.
Yes but:

- There is no legal viable way to upgrade to v3, even if the "or later" clause would be there it would have been a legal disaster.

- It's also makes it much more viable to upstream drivers in Linux

- Let's be honest the patent system is by now utter garbage failing the one fundamental thing it was invented for: Driving/Improving Innovation. The only reason it didn't fall on our head yet is because many companies simple don't enforce patents. Also you could argue it already fell on our head in some areas due to innovation having slowed to a crawl, while certain competitions (mostly in Asia) are not affected as they ignore patents. I mean sharing and cloning software (between companies!) is what enabled us to have massive innovations (through some maybe stupid) in software space. Non of this would have been possible with enforced software patents.
Xah Lee’s site and videos were really handy for me, i fired a few $$$ his way to say thanks for his efforts.

My journey went:

1. Qwerty
2. Dvorak (liked the left right alternation, the fact its available on all OS’s, disliked the common keys on weaker fingers)
2. Colemak mod dk (don’t like rolling, alternating is just more natural, easy to go faster)
3. Halmak - favourite of the lot
4. Halmak + home row mod keys
5. Qwerty + gacs
6. Qwerty + gasc - just worked better than gacs for me

Then there was the detour through hardware, zsa moonlander was the most interesting. Very nice key caps.

The bad news is that it’s all been for naught. I’m back to touch typing qwerty on a g915.

I am using AHK and mimicing Xah Lee’s external keypad idea with the num lock toggle - undo, redo, cut copy paste, all single key actions rather than chords.
> but practical cussing and interview coding are 90 pct different

Freudian slip?
AFAIK, the federal government doesn't have any power except at the borders and on federal property. The only organizations that can actually mandate e.g. mask-wearing is state and local government in public places and private businesses.
I meant to type dusk, forgive my bad english skill.
The background rate you quoted are expected to be spread out independent of vaccination. If you pick a two-week window after vaccination you should only expect 1/6 of the cases that are expected in 3 month, which is the number you calculated.
Starter = free, so yes. And drafts were always unlimited, now they can't have collaborators.
It seems like there has been an evolution from my upbringing in the 90s. We were taught against judging people by the color of their skin and to reject racist notions in the name of equality. Now the teaching is that we didn’t go far enough with equality and to reverse racism we need to actively drive out hidden and structural bias. This is jarring after being indoctrinated with one set of beliefs and seeing them rejected in favor of a new system. I would expect to see different teaching in the next generation. I hope that we are on a dampening sinusoid towards something reasonable, where the ideals of equality can be realized and the structures that lead to unequal outcomes vanish. I think that’s both what the teachers of the past and today are hoping for.
Estonia or Finland getting "liberated" by totally not Russian army?
> "It's also a bummer to see basic CDC guidelines still not mentioning adequate ventilation, which helps far more than masks do..."

this is somewhat true, but note that adequate ventilation only need be passive, though many will erroneously interpret that as active filtration (e.g., hepa hvac). that's the same sort of logical mistake people make with masks. active filtration helps on the margin, but is not a primary mitigation like distancing or being outside are.

> "...the disease is airborne."

this part is more murky. it's airborne more like a leaf than a bird, in that nearly all virus particles either fall to the ground or fall apart relatively quickly, on the order of seconds. it's true that what remains in the air for more than a few seconds is potentially infectious, but the chances of getting infected from that, if appropriately distanced or outside, is miniscule (i.e., too small to worry about relative to other risks in our lives).
I don't follow it at enough of a detailed level other than to know the UN is using it as a proof of stake concept for the transactions, and then reimbursing the token holder in their local currency (caveat - I think this is correct, but again I'm not involved with them at any detailed level).

You may also want to see these for more info:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/darrynpollock/2020/02/27/blockc...

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20201203005110/en/Tra...
Wasn't there also an issue with companies trying to interview people and asking them questions like that, not as a way to hire anyone but as a free way to get smart people to solve some of their software problems?

or trying to glean proprietary information out of others?
SPI is however not useable as a bus. You need a specific chip select pin line for every chip you communicate with. But yes I like SPI much better as well.
SiFive Tapes Out Their First 5nm RISC-V Processor Core
six women 18-48y

Though rates of increasing the risk of blood clots for different birth controls vary, the ones that do range from 2-6x. The FDA estimates that in US out of every 10 thousand women using combination oral contraceptives or birth control pills 3 to 9 will develop blood clots each year while for comparison the same rate for women who are not pregnant and do not take COCs is 1 to 5 which is interesting considering the age range of the six cases.

https://www.fda.gov/drugs/drug-safety-and-availability/fda-d...

That said research is beginning to understand the mechanism of these rare blood clots in connection to adenovirus vector meds and since it is so rare it's hard to get a precise number but other studies predict an excess increase of severe blood clots in the range of 1 in every 500 thousand to million patients.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S000649712...
Catch all the users very early, grow quickly with VC capital, give the users whatever they want and then later force them to pay up by limiting access to the tools they love. - Silicon Valley VC Playbook.
Show HN: I created a class to teach my 8&12YO kids software/inet basics (OSS)
I agree - I feel like I’m collecting ‘aha!’ moments and they tend to stick if you’ve been banging your head against a wall a bit.
I think OP was being sarcastic.
Moved in public transport and used bi cycles for shorter distance.
Living and working on a tech startup. Fiance is Ukrainian.
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Inverting linked lists is not a hard problem. The key is to think of the problem visually.
Drill a hole in your gas can. Problem solved.
What?? A hoagie is a sub! You can't just appropriate that.
You are mixing certain numbers. It absolutely makes sense for my grandfather to get any vaccine, because of his risk, but the age braket for me means that I am more at risk of dying from Astra-Zeneca than Covid, but I am also a man and those who have died so far have been women.

I haven't seen enough numbers for J and J, but you have to untangle the various risk factors before you can say anything about what you should do as an individual.

I know this pandemic is fustrating as hell, but if you call people who use science and numbers to see problems with the current vaccines anti-vaxers then you will be taken as seriously as you deserve.
For better or worse, the HN ethos is to avoid anything with more than a certain average emotional intensity associated with it. I guess I can see the reasoning, otherwise the most intense stories would rocket straight to the top and stay there permanently. There wouldn't be any room left to discuss tech stuff.
Emissary-ingress is officially an incubation project at the CNCF
I've been quite happy with KeePassXC / KeePass2Android and syncing via Google Drive.
This will continue until the people of the West feel threatened by China. And then, I think it will be a new playing field for Chine where they need to lay low and do fancy PR, which is not something they're capable of. During the height of the pandemic, Chinese ambassadors all over the world handled public relations terribly. We'll see worst when they need to speak directly to the people of other nations when things get tense.
TatSu
Isn't actual speech also an expression of an idea?

But yes, another good example would be perjury.
I don’t really have a lot of experience with game development or indie development in general, but I think that you might be approaching this wrong. I think that
you’re basing the future success of your game on stats and measures that are deceiving. You will really only know how successful or well liked your game is when you have released the game. I like music so the best example I can think of in regards to this is Nirvana’s album Nevermind. The album barely sold for the first week or so it was on the market. However, MTV decided to play a music video of Smells like teen spirit one night and the rest is history. Nevermind is now triple (i think) platinum. If you are able to continue the project, do so. However, if the development is a chore or you can’t afford to keep developing it, don’t. Your potential success will be a weird combination of luck and merit, and your potential failure will be something you can learn from. TLDR; complete it if you can and have the time, and don’t worry about potential failure or success.
For some companies there are some (very partial) statistics, for instance:
https://www.openhub.net/orgs/Google
Strange to see this. The product is a mess on MacOs right now. Support can’t decide which extension to recommend.

Their messaging has been inconsistent, saying the browser will integrate with the native client. But then also that the browser only version is the future of the product.

This says nothing of the performance and UI problems the product has faced. Recently it was so bad the company was telling people to use the beta version.

I bought the legacy versions and switched to subscription last year.
You are assuming that commutes are only possible by private car. Sure some of them are, but it would be preferable if commutes were by foot, bike, train, bus... and private car a distant last. This has been achieved in a few places in the world, most of them in Europe.

You get the outcomes you build for, when it comes to transport infrastructure.
You are not going to check if it has been done by monitoring where the janitor goes.
Why would you think Frank Gehry built his designs?
This is my nth time posting in this thread, and I only kept getting downvotes instead of explanations. Ah, the wisdom of HN crowds never cease to awe me sometimes (and disgust me sometimes). Come on, explanation, bring it. Do the vaccines work or not? What is the reasoning we should avoid social gathering, indoor gathering, and using mask if we already got vaccinated? Does this mean we will end up doing this until this empire's sunset?
In 2012 if someone decided against their doctor's advice not to take an opioid which the FDA had greenlit as safe in far too many cases, would you call that "blind leading the blind"?

Iatrogenesis rivals strokes as a cause of death. Most doctors are just slavishly following official doctrines from authorities, and sometimes those authorities get it wrong. We don't even have to look to the Before Covid Times to see examples!
Still no option to self host.

The founder of Envkey claimed they were working hard on V2 and self hosting 1.5 years ago[0] so it’s anyone’s guess as to why that’s been delayed/isn’t happening.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21226715
As long as time doesn't cease to exist wealth is infinite. Someone can always choose to make wealth with their time.
Amusingly enough 1Password's main area of pain (for me) has been integration with Safari itself. It's much better on Chrome until you turn off Apple's password thing in Safari.

It works great to have both enabled on iPhone/iPad however. No idea why they can't fix the overlapping fields in Safari.

https://1password.community/discussion/116898/in-big-sur-saf...
Yeah, another thing I loved about the better carnitas places in Mexico City is you can pick your exact cut of meat. I forget the name of the place but my favorite was near where I was staying in Condesa. It's been in some movies and stuff over the years. No seating at all. You just stand around holding your plate and getting JIT tacos lol. Very convenient to just grab a bite on the way somewhere quick.
Affero GPL is for cloud stuff.

> the license should be about source code freedom

no, it is about USER freedom.

You can USE gpl software for any purpose whatsoever.

Do anything you like with it. modify it, run it, it is yours.

It's just that when you redistribute it, you have to pass on that freedom.

I don't know why people in business freak out about this. They have money. Pay people to write software. If they want to redistribute software, just get MIT stuff, fork and close it, make modifications that restrict the use/redistribution, then sell it.
Because software patents should not be legal, and are not enforceable in many sane jurisdictions, e.g: Europe.

I'd much rather stick with "archaic" but understandable licenses like BSD, over verbose licenses that intertwine US Patent Law with Copyright law, such as Apache 2 or GPLv3.
This is super cool :)

It seems a little tough to visualize "flow" at first glance - some optional animations might be handy? e.g: when data comes in, animate a little bubble moving along the path, or little conveyor-belt style animations. An undo/redo feature (or more complex version control) would also be appreciated, I deleted a node and couldn't find a clear way to restore it.
If that were true, sociopaths would be dumb as rocks. But, some sociopaths are actually pretty smart and don't demonstrate the sort of empathy you'd want in an AGI.
Looks great and I have similar aged children who I shall try it on. Thank you
> AI safety....

My personal thought is that since humanity currently can't manage the I(non-A) safety, that we'll fumble through this as well.

As long as they can't replicate, we'll probably be ok, but once that changes, we're probably toast.
Of course they don't. Just like they don't keep showing me things from "WOW app" and "OMG app" and "WTF app" or "BBQ app" (you get the point) that I have blocked/hidden/filtered repeatedly.

Facebook just wants to show you sensationalist trash and call it "engagement."
Bitwarden. One of the big reasons for doing so was because when I left my company, they took my Mac away from me, so I invested in a new laptop, for me there was no way I was going for Windows or Mac. So Linux it is. 1Password at the time had extremely poor support for Linux - no desktop client, their 1PasswordX was missing a lot of features and was super slow too.

I switched to Bitwarden because it's open source, and because they have a good enough Linux client. Their browser extension and desktop client doesn't come close to what 1Password provided on Mac, but it does the job.

Bitwarden isn't without its issues, but at $10 a year, and its open source nature, it's worth every penny and then some.
I was just riding a government-run subway, and they had an automated announcement saying “Masks are required over the mouth and nose even for fully vaccinated people as vaccinated people can still spread coronavirus.” There was nothing muddled at all about the message. (Of course the message itself is probably wrong, but the public messaging itself is pretty clear.)
Try telling the people being yelled at for not wearing masks in uncrowded, wide open spaces and not being allowed to travel freely that these are just "recommendations".
No way, I don't even check work email on my personal device
The people who post hateful and cruel things online are all the same regardless of their beliefs. Although there are certainly beliefs I agree with and many I do not, the people who hold hate in their hearts and then spit it into the world are the same people, just born with different identities in different circumstances.

I don't think anything important and productive has ever happened on twitter. It's best just to stay away.
It shouldn’t if you didn’t consent to taking out debt.
Exactly. "Edge" cases. The arrogance of assumptions about unknown requirements and deployments without asking enough users/customers. Sometimes, there are obscure features and software but damn important (i.e., safety, banking, finance, government, military, healthcare, etc.), which is why apparent popularity is a nearly meaningless when deployment could be unknowingly ubiquitous.

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"No one will ever need that code, so let's remove it."

"Aaaah, what did you do!? My SCADA products for a nuclear power plant no longer work!"
I've seen a number of tools like this recently, and I was wondering if there is a moniker for this type of tool? I saw one a few weeks ago that was all about JS widgets with code that you could tie together in pipelines. I remember Yahoo Pipes was a version of this tool, Node Red, there are a ton of them out there. Anyone have a name for this category of tool so I can look out for them when I see them?
Very much agree.

My pet peeve at the moment is this[1], where they removed a feature I very much like (TouchID in the standalone browser extension) and still have yet to replace that functionality despite many promises that it is just around the corner. It was removed in August 2020.

Definitely feel like they've lost sight of why people chose them in the first place, and stuff like this is certainly not helping assuage my concerns.

[1] https://1password.community/discussion/115228/temporarily-re...
Ha! My hobby is pharmacology and I’m always having to refresh myself on various steps of Krebs. We need a Ninja Nerd[0] for CS I guess, I’ve found it incredible.

[0] https://youtu.be/rr7IRYLqleg
Except the HTM theory and Hawkins’ talks, which, while perhaps not totally holding up to scientific scrutiny, are inspiring.
A bit like prose for the AI/neuroscience-inclined audience.
Tongue in cheek

Ahh rewrite it in rust, that’s hard mode on https://github.com/rust-embedded/rust-raspberrypi-OS-tutoria...
OP here - my hope is other software engineers/devs can use this as a tool to get knowledge out of their heads and into the hands of kids. Took a few days off during winter break and made/went through this with my kids.

Feedback/PRs appreciated.
TLS refers to Transport Layer Security. Its what came after SSL (Secure Sockets Layer), is the protocol under the secure web connection (https) and involves a session key that can be used to track, basically. Just stripping the acronyms for the all-caps averse.
sounds like UaaS (upgrade as a service). sounds nice. any cons?

it seems to me like a company might try to withhold some features until the next release so you upgrade. Or is that expected out the gate and any "updates for a year" are just for bugs?