skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A medical description of one of the danish cases is currently in preprint
https://www.researchsquare.com/article/rs-408726/v1
This seems like another overreaction that will be interpreted - rightly or wrongly - in the UK in political (Brexit) terms rather than medical or scientific (although they are clearly an important consideration).

It's difficult to see how Denmark isn't failing its population with this decision.
Discord has been known to take action.
One thing that irks me about Konsole is that it doesn't rewrap the scrollback when the window is resized. Apparently that will be fixed in Konsole 21.04 though:

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=196998
>What if... instead of YouTube you'd have several intereset based sites which could actually handle their moderation and workload instead of being a giant uncaring behemoth?

What if... the average viewer was willing to pay for video content instead of requiring a free, unprofitable service run as a "Free add-on" to an Ad Empire?

Youtube may finally be profitable in the past few years but the first 90% of its existence, the entire rise to power, it was unprofitable and run at a loss. There aren't other major providers because no one else wants to lose that much money
I choose to delete my posts/comments if I feel they’re too negative.
Not the clones. Its more like a clickbait title. And its not a project or product but just a listing,it could have been better as a blog post.
> If our goal as a society is to ensure most people stay healthy and alive, perhaps yours is not a good approach in all cases.

Prior to COVID-19, we used to be able to acknowledge that we make choices every day that do not maximize the number of healthy and alive people, yet we made them anyway: both on a personal and societal level.

That's because maximizing the number of healthy and alive people is not the only goal of society.
Margaret Thatcher had a famous problem implementing a scheme likened to a poll tax.

If a proposed solution could not be implemented by the Iron Lady, it can hardly be called "simple".
> Luckily, AssemblyScript provides a magic unchecked() annotation to indicate that we are taking responsibility for staying in-bounds.

Isn't this a security risk?
Gee, who would have thunk?!

A complete transaction history for users which were attracted by alleged anonymity?!

The ability to extort even if you just traded with someone who’ve traded with someone shady?

The possibility to thread ceasing of wealth without one judge approval needed?

Ability to manipulate the price by extorting whales?

The ability to extort miners because all of them store and share child pornography via the blockchain?

What could possibly go wrong...
When is the last time you used it? Because I have none of these issues. None. Especially since "It doesn't sync with your mobile client unless you open the app on your phone" is architecturally completely wrong. The desktop client doesn't communicate through your phone. That's how WhatsApp web works, but Signal Desktop doesn't.
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That's not true. I have a j and remember seeing the btrfs option when creating my volume. I remember it because I was not familiar with that file system and took the time to read up on it. Decided on ext4 anyway because it's what I was knew. So at least from my POV, the UI did allow creating a volume and let you get into this state.
Why do they allow Reddit with it's countless porn subreddits? Why do they allow Safari since it can be used to browse porn content (as well as Discord btw)?

It's completely hypocritical, and you and others must stop defending their stupid authoritarian and honestly abusive decisions.
Something you’d donate to.
Strangely, especially in the motion video, the image looks a lot more... 3D even though it's a 2D image. It's quite interesting!
You could always look at teh Oracle version (wait.. please... )
They started selling consultancy.. the solution was an Oracel DB...

To expand across the world they franchisedit.Th eagreeement was, you take te hfranchise, if yoou hit x target in 4 years, we will pay you y amount (large) ...and take it over.

That worked well. DOnt see any reason why Starbucks, or anyone else could nottake that on board, then everyone is a winner.
Who Invented Backpropagation?
If it's not your personal phone, you can just turn the work phone off when you do not want to be spied on.
we have code with "scrapedData"ish variables everywhere, I still have to double check the p's every time i make one ;)
No, because, and this is very crucial:

I don't trust you.
I love that the app publisher for Apple is SamKnows - alluding to mass surveillance. Uncle Sam knows and is watching.
Depends on whether you are talking about tuning the growth factor for a single instance, or whether you are talking about tuning the default growth factor in general.

Eg Python has put a lot of thought into their dynamic array (and dict) growth factors.
Or, you can have a 1440p and get more detail and more screen real estate :)
I find the new thee-finger swipe really cool and intuitive.
Not if you control all the memory around it
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If they work as well as the x220 did, I would get one. But it looks like the keyboard and trackpoint are similar to the ones in the X1. Which would make sense from a manufacturing perspective. Do you have a model you could suggest?
Did this happen in the trials? I'm surprised, you'd think the risk - benefit balance would fall in favour of vaccinating.
Big fan! Super fun, seamless way to spin up backend functions. Also has an excellent UX. Y'all rock!
Surely you are conflating student loan institutions with colleges?
JS <--> WASM function calls are not an issue[1], passing large amounts of data is though.

1. https://hacks.mozilla.org/2018/10/calls-between-javascript-a...
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Doesn’t Apple have the freedom to build their OS how they prefer? Just like we have the freedom not to use it.
Article says they do.
> iOS is a Shopping Mall "No Porn Stores Here Please".

That's fair. Where are the other shopping malls though?
I had a similar experience with one of my GitHub repos [0] that is currently 9k+ stars. I added donation link when it was about 5k stars (after it went viral courtesy HN). But this was before GitHub sponsors. I removed donation links after I got only a single donation in about a year.

I had much better results when I started converting my tutorials into ebooks and sold them. Obviously having a paid product is different, but I'm referring to the paid sales I got whenever I put up 'pay what you want' offer.

[0] https://github.com/learnbyexample/Command-line-text-processi...
Thanks for the link. No treatment with immunoglobulin was given in this case, which might explain why it ended unfavorably.
I wonder why this doesn't work on Manjaro.
I definitely have that completionism of a good novel issue myself.
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I wouldn't have anything if I would receive any of it. But otherwise it seems to devalue the fiat I own so we have to come up to solutions to counterbalance that.
Sorry, I was editing my post in parallel. I see what you are pointing to. I'm sure the language has been thought out for much more time than my reading of the post - I'm just complaining about this "presentation" post. It's not clear from the example what the language provides over just redefining the table with mock values for testing. I´m sure Logica has more than what's stated in here, it's just not a good example (IMHO).
The sad part is that AstraZeneca chose to sell the vaccine at cost, making no profit. This amount of negative publicity with no good reason will make them (and others) think twice about such a gesture.
>These actions were always unsupported.

That's not true. At one time, their DSM gave you the option of creating a btrfs filesystem when setting up from scratch. It may have been "unsupported" but their own setup process allowed you to continue.
Na, the slowness comes from asking the browser to do that 1000's of times in a loop every click :)
> So this is often less about protecting IP and more about profiting on retro gamers hobby channels.

I doubt Nintendo’s bottom line is affected at all by this “revenue stream”. It is all about keeping the value of their IP high.
How so? What are you going to hack by writing to out of bounds memory, your own browser?
Theoretically Pfizer has higher efficacy, especially with variants. Giving Pfizer to the old and AZ to the young probably saves more lives than the other way around. If you decide that you don't want to give AZ to the young any more, it doesn't follow that it's then a good idea to give it to the old, especially if you have enough supplies of Pfizer to vaccinate the old.
I agree and I'm not saying to only pick one hedge.
Let people have the detestable YouTube TV for free as mods.
You gonna need a lot bigger monitor. Actually, forget monitors, you need a projector.
Despite spending lots of time optimizing Rust and C++ versions, he didn't optimize the JS version.
I still think that any kind of user tracking should be illegal. It is no different from stalking.
You visit one site, maybe enter something in a search box about your health problem or similar. Visit next site and you have all sorts of ads trying to help with your problem.
This is wrong.
This worked pretty well for me, probably because I use google voice for my primary number. My actual cell number is in another state far away and anything coming in with that number I just don't answer.
Maybe not production ready but Bevy based on Rust: https://bevyengine.org/
It sounds most likely the issue wasn't with the client, but with the server. The most popular server matrix.org is dealing with a lot of clients, but its performance has been improved, well, "recently", by improvements to the most popular homeserver Synapse.

The next step plan is to move to Dendrite, which is a new homeserver taking the lessons learned from writing Synapse, as well as being implemented in Go instead of Python. But it doesn't yet do everything. You can try a dendrite-hosted server by using dendrite.matrix.org as your homeserver. (AFAIK it has its own accounts.)
Oh, so all those car commercials of a normal econobox showing high performance, zooming around hairpin turns - I should expect that from my own car because it was in the commercial?

Yeah, assume documentation is outdated. That makes sense.
I think that Google should hide all sites that display ads from the search results... because after all, it goes against AMP's principles of responsive websites.

They definitely should also block Gmail... because it has become incredibly slow to load.

I bet the CEO is laughing a lot when he sees all of this interacting together.
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I got 100k visits for my project https://reallyconfused.co/ and 0 donations because my donation link was broken and I noticed it too late...
WASM is theoretically better for CPU intensive workload. As the article states even for CPU intensive workloads there are still quite a few limitations to take into account. What it is good for ATM is IMHO mostly just reusing existing C, rust, whatever (choose your WASM supported language here) code. Practically most web applications are not slow because of CPU bottlenecks but more because of too much communication, large code size etc. WASM at its current state does not seem to have an good answer yet for the code size issue.
All the examples you provide have to do with tangible, physical things. Tech is in some sense special because we're dealing with intangibles. It costs a bad actor next to nothing to upload the same video with harmful content to YouTube a thousand times, a million times even. And YouTube has to deal with all of this.

That's why they still use physical ballots in most elections: as soon as you're dealing with physical things the costs for a bad actor to do bad things at scale balloon up.
Oh that's good, there was no mention of anything other than BigQuery in the front-matter but looks like it's in there:

https://github.com/EvgSkv/logica/blob/main/compiler/dialects...
Been using a WM and Alacritty for quite some time now, but iirc Tilix supports splits.
It cannot be a standard when it isn't part of POSIX.
> The only enemy Iran ever had in the ME was Iraq

That's false.

Iran was neutral on both WWI and WWII, and yet it was invaded multiple time because their natural resources were needed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglo-Soviet_invasion_of_Iran

Both the US and the UK have manipulated power in Iran in the past multiple times. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1953_Iranian_coup_d%27%C3%A9ta...

Even the Ayatollahs themselves are in power now because we thought regime change is necessary in Iran, hence we did aid their revolution.

Saddam Hussein had direct support from the west for the Iraq invasion of Iran. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran–Iraq_War

And there are just so many other incidents in between that explains why their relationship with the west is so f...up and the most recent one is JCPOA and the killing of their general and scientists. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran_Air_Flight_655

Of course they will focus on their defense capabilities and military strength knowing that their entire history was manipulated by others. What gives them a reason to trust anyone now?

> You might be shocked at just how few Iranian citizens consider Israel to be an enemy.

Yes, I read they were ally until the revolution in Iran. I think Israel is the enemy Iran needs to increase their political influence in the region. The same way the Iran is the enemy that the US needs to sell arms in the Middle East. The rest is BS.

Iranians are living a misery between a regime that doesn't give them freedom, and sanctions that don't allow them to live. All because we have God knows how much arms sell in the Middle East, and we want to control oil. It's all sad.
What a load of corporate-speak bullcrap in a geek-attractive wrapper!
Imagine a tumbler, where fractions of bitcoins are taken in (say 100 bitcoin split into 1000 pieces each) then from 1000 people (including you and you're "illicit" 100 bitcoin) and then you get back 100000 pieces, passed on to another tumbler until eventually you get back 100000 randomized pieces = 100 bitcoin. Where did all those pieces come from and why? How do you connect that in the blockchain ledger to prove the income is illicit?
Wasn’t supported. There’s no standing here. If I find out my Tesla can change traffic lights for me due to a bug, and then Tesla fixed the bug, it doesn’t mean I get to sue Tesla for that.
You don't have to be an expert to write Fast C++ that beats Java. I wrote a simple for loop and when compiled with -O3 it beat the Java version of it.

You just need to know your tools, that's it. Plenty people forget -O flag and existence of libraries like Folly.

If you combine PGO along with these must knows, you seriously will become much more faster.
Like half of the bad publicity for AZ is their own fault. The blood clotting issue is not, but the bad studies and the poor communication totally are.

Getting a warning letter from an US agency for publishing outdated data in a press release is quite a feat.
The graphic in this Guardian article [1] suggests that for age 40+ the number of covid-related ICU admissions prevented vs. no. blood clots has a factor 10 gap. Of course, clots might be more severe than ICU admission. But still, it looks to me like stopping for over 40 is a huge mistake. Very disappointing.

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/society/2021/apr/07/under-30s-in...
I do not understand the math going on here and in multiple countries: a very rare side effect that we can't even clearly attribute to the AZ vaccine, and now the J&J vaccine, VS the clear and present danger of a deadly pandemic: COVID and emerging, more lethal variants.
Sure, at small scale, not much of a problem. But start moving $$millions, and you'll simultaneously move the market, paying more as you buy and receiving less as you sell.

There is no such thing as a free lunch.
So basically he is allowed to hold heretical beliefs, as long as he hides them? I'm not sure that's a great improvement over Soviet times.

EDIT:
I've always disliked him immensely as a matter of personal preference, but for all I care he should be able to be an outspoken communist nazi as long as he makes sensible decisions in his work capacity.
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Webassembly can access anything you give it access to, and only that.

That’s great from a trust perspective because it means you can use a binary blob with confidence that it can’t do anything it isn't explicitly allowed to.

There’s no reason to specify access to the DOM for webassembly since you can grant that access from JS.

The hard bit is making it fast; ideally you could call between WASM and browser code with zero trampolines, but going via JS means you need two.
Way too technical, will never get anywhere. Have better backups and don’t play cute games with important data storage.
SamKnows is a real analytics company.

https://www.samknows.com/
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"Presumably". In truth they are filtered and data mined on the spot.

A cross-country wire payment visits multiple jurisdictions already with the US getting first dibs via SWIFT.

My local IRS can also read them.

So they are effectively public for all major actors.

> Using bitcoin to avoid government surveillance is like saving your passport on a billboard to avoid hackers.

And I'm saying its main purpose is not to avoid surveillance but at as an inflation hedge.

The fact that the governments also see in real time should count as a vote of no confidence.
Not from my perspective: I keep receiving UK phone number spam calls, and I do not even live in the UK. So far I blocked all UK numbers using a blocker app.

This is due to the some UK numbers being "reusable" as well and location bound. There are numbers from businesses who went bankrupt and are now being used as they sometimes show up as "named numbers".
Imagine writing a contract that could mine more ether :O
It means I’ll never loose access to previous work. I can always go in and make changes.
That will end up just like paywalls on news sites. It’s the best way forward (with tweaks), but ultimately will fail unless everyone participates.

Services like Brilliant and others are attempting what you’re suggesting, though.
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It all comes down to guessing how to best convince the unconvinced to actually vaccinate.

People usually react badly to getting "second-class medicine", if it is mandated. (Elderly people were asking, which vaccine they would get the good-one or the bad-one, literally).

I would suggest to simply offer both to everyone and leave people the choice, if they want to risk a one-in-a-million chance of complications (for women, 0 for men AFAIK) or get the other 4 weeks later with the associated risks.

And there are people who are a bit iffy about mRNA vaccines.
In the Netherlands this was also not normal 10 years ago, but it changed a lot recently. Now almost all pictures are highly stylized, clean and professional. We used to have a website called "foutehuizen.nl" which gathered pictures (from funda.nl, our main site for real estate) where something like 20% of the picture would be a bra, or one even, I kid you not, had the bare bum of the fotographer in a mirror. But that never really happens anymore.
Not enough RAM, possibly the CPU they chose wasn’t fully tested.
Except ed is part of POSIX, so it has every right to that assertion on the man page.

https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/e...
I'm terrified reading this, as I've set up your wonderful plugin not long time ago and it is working flawlessly. Very bad, Synology, very sad ..
Croatia is anything but poor; can you imagine how rich a country must be to support Western Europe with labor, natural resources, defense and financial wealth for 600 years without interruptions? I know of no other country which has managed such a feat hitherto, do you?

Croats just save differently to others due to corruption and adversity in their country: an average Croat's wealth is in real estate. As there is no real estate tax on primary abode, real estate ownership is high, while the mortgage debt is almost nonexistent. Where do you think 7.5 billion euros which pour in every Summer from tourism go? That money mostly ends up in the newly built villas on the coast.
That's not entirely true:
https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/senate-bill/151...

There's an authentication piece (sec 4) that allows telecos to block calls that are unauthentic in origin.
It's because each app is stealing your data on your phone - personal life, financial things going across your phone.

Most of them have been busted, multiple times.

It comes down to risk exposure, gotta make a deal with one devil, but you don't want a dozen bad actors ganging up on your data.
The trials were too small to detect these rare side effects.

There are limits of what you can find in a trial. That's why there's sideeffect monitoring after you put something into realworld use.
UI elements at 1440p/1x/14" is too small for my taste.
Very much so. Tech companies have a way of confusing "this is difficult" with "this is impossible," or "this is impossible" with "this isn't free," or "this is impossible" with "we don't want to."
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UNIX standard is here, no mention of pass.

https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/
It's not that easy. It's a two way street. Advertisers have enormous power over the viability of media. If you start putting out stuff advertisers don't like, they'll pull out and your paper fails. Subscriptions and reader payment is hardly enough to keep these things afloat. So the idea that you can "just" twist the arms of advertisers is assuming a great deal about the power you have or how media is embedded in society. You would at the very least need to be in a position where not advertising with your newspaper would be foolish from a business perspective.

Anyway, all of this sounds like inter-oligarchic squabbling. Each oligarch has his own newspaper or is associated with some newspaper working to shore up interests and entrench power.
Some of those "low density" books are actually about changing your emotional responses or embedding an idea though. Sure you can distill the entire book down to a couple of pages and get the core idea, but your lizard brain isn't going to actually absorb the idea and put it into practice in your life. A lot of the repetition in self-help books in particular is about reinforcing the idea in multiple different contexts and building a proper representation of different behaviour in the reader's mind.
Isn't the 4% rule to avoid eating into the principal? Why would that change based on your age?
I hope they kill it also on Android. One less app to care of.
I'm sure it's being acted upon, but these kinds of developments take time so I'm not sure if it has "landed" yet.
Also the Ryzen has hyperthreading where M1 doesn’t no?
Source? How about cpu capabilities? Were they tested?
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