skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You don't need computer vision to send Win+R, cmd<enter>, and whatever the Windows equivalent of "curl | bash" is.

It's definitely going to keep a lot of the commodity malware out, but it's only going to stay secure until attackers start targeting it. And the risks from "inside" the machine (user downloads and runs something bad) don't go away, although the company gets a bit more control over the network (could also be done with an always-on VPN).
I'm generally pro tax if that's a thing, but it is worth noting that many countries use tax policy to shape incentives. If everyone ignored that incentive structure and just paid the tax, then there'd be more cigarette smokers and less EV drivers.

So you could in many ways reframe "avoiding taxes" as "doing what the government tells you to do".
People know. They know, if anything, because you need to be vaccinated to attend colleges.

The issue is that this vaccine is not FDA approved. A vaccine that provides for only a year is hardly the same as a booster shot which is good for 10 iirc.
my experience has been exercise moderately, avoid sugar, and life is good.
Side question: what do you think of Lean? I’m not sure what people who know this stuff think of it. I’ve read comments that say Lean is inferior to OCaml and it simply hyped by celebrity
Sort of (depends on terminology): A form is a set of controls laid out in 2D. But they are ordered and discrete so you can just ignore their positioning in x,y and instead navigate in their order instead (e.g tabbing through controls) making it a 1D input!

By “2D input” in this context I mean input where there isn’t also such a navigation option and you must input one or more coordinates and there is no way to enter the coordinates as numbers. For example the input surface (image) in a drawing program like Microsoft paint.
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I do not buy these things but do not like ideas of having to show ID. No person I know have had difficulty with their obtainment from these requirement.
i've decided that every time someone posts an article bemoaning the death of RSS i'm going to comment that i, in fact, found out about it through the HN RSS feed
It depends on the GUI.

For photo editing, the interactions with the photo directly require fine control in two dimensions with the cursor.

Many GUIs are just interfaces to modal switches, or a categorical variable with usually a finite number of options.
> Government always has the option to do nothing and leave people to their own decisions.

Government doing nothing doesn't just leave us to our own decisions, it makes us more vulnerable to the decisions of others. You could even argue that the whole point of a government is to limit the impact that my decisions have on you, and vice versa.
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* Not infecting others who are more at risk or cannot get the vaccine (allergies, age, availability) or are higher risk than you (age, preconditions), including anti-vaxxers (I would be devastated if a beloved family members died even if they rejected the vaccine).

* Doing your part to wipe Covid out so we get back to normal (do you have a better plan?)

* Wiping Covid out so we don't get a worse strain like the delta strain that will affect younger people.

* The lag between a particularly bad strain circulating widely and you finding out about it.

* Long Covid including brain chronic fatigue / brain fog, potential non fatal but still permanent, debilitating lung damage, cardiovascular damage leading to increased risk of strokes later on. Which has been shown to be a risk for young people as well, more than death.

* Avoiding the massive inconvenience of a potential multi week "very bad flu".

* The medical experts (gov agencies, universities, industries) across the world all strongly recommending it. (Have you at least asked your primary care physician if you should get it? Why not?)

* Benefitting from the exemptions granted to vaccinated people such as indoor dining in NYC and entering the US from Europe and vice versa.

* Keeping your job when they mandate it unofficially or officially (I've seen both).

* The demonstrated risk of dying from covid, and even more so the risk of long covid, as a young person still being way higher than the theoretical / non demonstrated risk of the vaccine. Especially since we have already vaccinated >1.5 billion people - if anything should be seriously wrong with the vaccines, fixing that and helping affected people would likely immediately become an important topic of medical research as soon as we find out.

* Fringe benefits like the lotteries for vaccinated people.

* There being clear evidence of covid being downplayed for political reasons, especially in the US and in 2020. But everywhere else and in 2021 as well. Prominent politicians who have downplayed it still having gotten the vaccine (granted, they're all old people, and your question was about young people). The same politicians constantly retreating from one wrong position to another as they are proven wrong again and again. Whereas the "other side" has so far mostly been right on every major topic.

* Political players that normally don't agree on anything agreeing on this - Russia, China and the US all have a vaccine program and recommend vaccination for essentially everyone. Inside the US, the Democrats are obviously in favor of vaccination, but do not forget that two vaccines got emergency approval while the Republicans had control of all three branches.

* Young people being vaccinated and showing up in vaccination stats influencing older people to get vaccinated.

* Last and least all the anecdotes of people who on their deathbed said they should've gotten the damn vaccine.
Is it required or can you just sign a waiver and get out of it for religious/personal/health without a doctor reasons? Or is the documentation required easily forgeable?
yes. But text UIs are, arguably, infinite-dimensional (because language is). Thus a 2D input problem is a severely limited particular case, that allows for very specific and useful optimizations helped by a mouse, pad or trackball.
Where are you seeing that? Your link just goes to the Microsoft 365 (nee Office 365) pricing page. I couldn't find any mention of hardware on the Windows 365 pages.
I was shocked when I learned about all the things you can't recycle in Switzerland. But it seems that, indeed, burning is the better choice. And it works well in practice.
Seatbelts prevent you from becoming a several hundred pound projectile that can injure or kill other people in and outside of your car.
Your grandad speaks truth! Couldn't agree with the vision you laid out more, this is exactly how we see ourselves being an enabler for other businesses and enterprises operating in space.
>i'm gonna be honest, i havent seen a meaningful alert be used in recent memory, and i work with a lot of web apps.

I see them used very often to indicate unsaved changes when a user leaves a page.
Unfortunately when it comes to big corporations it's hard to tell if something like this is a real effort or just _greenwashing_ meant to improve company's image in the eyes of customers and help to silence their conscience.

When it comes to single plastic usage I think that putting all the pressure on customers, individuals is simply wrong and not enough, I'm convinced that serious pressure needs to be placed on manufacturers, amount and count of used packaging materials taxed or something like this.
Recently I received box of pralines as a gift - amount of various materials used to deliver 15 pieces of chocolate is absolutely insane, ridiculous: hard translucent plastic case, tinfoil, tinfoil pressed/glued with plastic wrapping, lacquered glued paper, non-lacquered paper, plastic tray - there are tons of products like this one on stores shelves and I'm disillusioned and don't believe at all that it's getting "recycled"

In addition to above I don't believe that just putting garbage in the correct bin is enough effort from customer's side, it's just not.
Sun used to ship bricks when they couldn't get enough Spark processors working. Every customer return was repackaged as a new computer and sent to the next customer as a stalling tactic .
Sorry that I wasn't clear, I'm not from the US, I know this is an US-article but I see that push to get to zero covid cases in many places, no matter the continent.

Probably covid deaths will trickle down to 500-600 per year in places like the US in a few years, a combination of higher access to vaccines and better health facilities, and the number will remain high in places like India/SE Asia, just like it now happens with TB.
> Yes, once we had a mouse in the flatshare

While everybody I know who rented in London had to deal with mice or bed-bugs (and I don’t fully understand what these are, because before coming to London I never heard of them), at least those on low income, I don’t know of any other place where this is even remotely true.
50% of what he says is wrong or fake...

https://futurism.com/50-dr-oz-says-no-evidence-contradicted-...
Where should one get the other side? Genuinely interested
Slightly more involved, but still serviceable:

- start typing the text on a link near the icon you want to click (for this comment, `thomasa`...)

- then press Shift+Tab to highlight the previous link
How would you design an secure online voting system?
I been thinking on this topic for awhile. I am happy to see someone inquiring. The key to voter representation is publishing. Every vote is assigned a random key that is given to the voter. The whole vote is published giving every voter the ability to confirm that their vote was recorded correctly. This all gets published by precinct. Then any voter can see the number of votes tallied for any precinct as a list of random voter ID's with the actual votes submitted by each ID. With this is mind the method of voting becomes less important given that through publishing and random ID assignment voting remains anonymous while building trust that an individuals vote is counted and is accurate. Publishing by precinct then limits fake voters and dead voters as the numbers can be compared, by anyone who can count, to the available voters in any district. This is just a raw idea in process, but it seems to me that as a base idea to build a voting system on with blockchain, as well as using the old school paper system, would give voters confidence unlike anytime before. A system of checks and balances.
>Anywhere where an ICU bed is taken by an unvaxxed COVID patient is a bed that was available for anyone else for any other reason.

They typically don't put COVID patients in the same vicinity as other patients for obvious reasons. There's usually a dedicated COVID wing.
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We're spent trillions already, and seem to be on course for a few more. At some point, the cost and devastation to the economy outweighs the costs of the pandemic. It's dark and brutal - but that's how high level policy has to be formed, ie. it's an unreasonable goal to prevent 100% of illnesses and death.

> (1) There are a significant number of people relying on us reaching herd immunity

Herd Immunity can be reached either by vaccinations, previous infections, or both. We're well on track to reach the "both" mark, or possibly are already past it.
Some bits on roman taxation:
https://www.unrv.com/economy/roman-taxes.php
...if they have sufficient time and money. Many less well off people have neither, especially in states that have purposefully limited the hours of their offices that issue ID and put such offices far from poorer neighborhoods and far from public transit routes.
> Look for some proof that they've built, designed or sold something substantial, before you agree to do all the work for them

I disagree. 4 months working for a semi-criminal part mad-man is an amazing opportunity to learn about life and humanity.

Every time I meet someone who went from straight A’s at school, to university/college and then straight into a graduate scheme at some multinational, then onwards and upwards into some successful, but otherwise shallow career I feel so sad for that person that they missed out on the beautiful weirdness of life.
Yes, Vue directives aren't JS. It's a separate DSL. The whole point is that it is a syntax that can be parsed, compiled and understood rather than just "strings".

I'm not sure why you're stuck on this. Templates are just a more simplistic programming language. That's how so many IDEs can still provide help with them.
My simplistic understanding of Oppenheimer is "we all lived in perfect harmony, then some strong men came along and forced everyone into hierarchies and pay tax. If only we could get rid of politics and go back to living in harmony."

It's a common reaction to bad politics - dictators and purges and so on. It's surprisingly common in post Cesaer Rome - but at least they wanted to go back to a Republic.

Sorry but humans work better when they work together - from hunting Mammoths to building skyscrapers. So the answer is to find better ways to work together. I see that outcome as society and the process as politics.

Edit: an interesting example is right in the front page - https://www.leidenmedievalistsblog.nl/articles/why-medieval-... which roughly says "video games allow private industry to grow a village into a town pretty linearly, it it never worked like that because (weather / war / some bugger owned the land and would take more surplus than would let you grow - plus it was often planned like urban planner planned)

Oppenheimer would say that's evil politics, let's stop politics, I would say that's incentives and power balance and economics and military power imbalances and lack of medical and public health.

In my (again simplistic view) it took the English and Dutch to build strong Parliaments abs financial systems that kept the monarchy in check and allowed private industry to begin to grow, and advances in public health to lay foundation for industrial revolutions.

Oppenheimers not wrong I guess, just the solution is a moderation of the politics not going back to a simpler time.
Agree, expecially if One want a good work enviroment at normal Comp, not too shabby or too corporate with good growth potential
A decade? It was in 2018...
Inverting the date range probably confused the logic involved in accounting for leap dates. Possibly it fails to account for swapping the order of the dates to achieve an always positive result?
I think that's the easier case—most people would expect Feb 28th + 1 month = Mar 28th. The tricker one is Jan 31 + 1 month, because there is no Feb 31st. I don't think there is a "correct" answer to that.
> A senior dev in London makes 60-80K

This is just not true. Senior dev at non FAANG could well add 50% to those numbers.
Depends on the state. My college’s policies were set by state law. A doctor has to sign a record for a religious exemption, which probably reduced the number of people taking it significantly.

Faking it never crossed my mind, because duh.
> So? Google can also cancel your account at any time for any reason whatsoever

Right, that's why. Don't ever use "sign in with XXX" for any value of XXX, whether apple or google. Any of them can erase you off their site on a whim and you've lost all unrelated accounts where you made the mistake to "sign in with XXX".

Create accounts with your own email, control your future destiny.
It’s not about more or less mutations but about how evolution works. Indeed, vaccinated people are creating a selection pressure, therefore vaccine resistant strain would most likely come from vaccinated people being exposed to a virus that has the right mutation to evade the vaccinated immune system.

The herd immunity percentage would depend on the characteristics of the strain. It can be higher or lower, the idea is that you need to have enough immune people so that the spread flames out. I read that for the delta variant the calculations show higher numbers because it’s more capable of spreading than the original one.

Ideally, we will reach that point before a strain undermines our vaccination efforts however that is not guaranteed. We can take measures to increase our chances.
That's not really always possible/practical. It's pretty common to say "in three months from now" in which case defining a month to be 31, 30, 29, or 28 days is not correct. The plain English meaning is to be on the same day of the month, but add 3 to the month value, probably rounding down if necessary. Therefore, 3 months from January 31st 2021 would be April 30th despite going through February which has 28 days.
Does this remind anyone else of penis inspection day in high school?

It felt invasive but I was told it was for the greater good so I just went along with it.

If more people would just go along with the program, it would make things so much easier.

Sometimes you just have to trust the experts to know what's right.
Again - you cannot require a driver's license to cross state lines. Precisely because you cannot be required to present that information in order to move about freely. As long as you aren't the person driving ;)

I understand that this is not inter-state travel, but at the same time you cannot be required to provide your identification by law enforcement or others without cause within them. It is not illegal to walk about without documentation as to who you are.

You aren't even required to show identification to walk into a tobacco or liquor store - only to purchase.

Certain government buildings, bars, clubs, and smoking lounges are the only exceptions I know of to this rule. There is no compelling reason to expand that list, nor the information they are allowed to request.
How does a vaccine exert any higher a selective pressure than the natural immunity that comes from getting covid?
Also leadership through humbleness and vulnerability: "I myself made that mistake, I followed the process exactly backwards and wasted a lot of time."

Also leadership by storytelling. Don't say what you want, tell a story that shows people what you want, so they can envision themselves doing what you want.
Just in case anyone didn't read the (nice short) article.

This is to increase the availability of first doses. NOT due to any issues with boosters.
I hadn't thought of that. Is there evidence for this or is it just a guess? It does make sense, but I wonder if it is backed up by data.
For the desktop scenario, the reason that "trust gap" exists is that the chain of custody is too murky and if Keyri solves that I didn't see how. Of course maybe that's your secret sauce.

Specifically, how does the phone know which web page its owner is looking at on their laptop when they scanned the QR code ? You need to arrange that it's not possible to take the QR code generated for you and present it to a sucker for them to scan instead so that you're signed in as them and like I said, if Keyri does that then I don't see how.
In Ontario, there is a provincial drug plan for 65+. I think Quebec has something similar. Ontario tried to extend it to all but the government change a few years back killed that.
Yes, that was my point. Avoid overly simple names and also overly elegant names, unless you've actually found a simple, elegant concept.

I do have thoughts on better names. I'll write a follow up about that. But I didn't want to include it in this article because my most important point was that we need ways to curb our perfectionist tendencies, and not by hiding the rough spots. And if I had ended on that up note, it would have been the usual cheesy ending: Look! I'm so good that I always end up with a beautiful design. Which, as you say, was the opposite of the takeaway I wanted.
Anti-vaxxers' rallying cry is "WE DON'T KNOW THE LONG TERM EFFECTS YET!"

Which means, I guess they'll get the shot in 50 years?
One thing I can think of is debris from satellites that explode, which tends to stay in the same inclination. This happens from time to time even in deactivated satellites due to Hydrazine and other unstable propellants.
Come on, that's just mean.

I don't really understand the negativity against V; is there something wrong with setting crazy goals if you're actually working towards them?
You keep repeating your wrong argument, so please allow me to correct you.

If you knew any Rust, you would immediately see that the owner of the words is the HashMap, which represents the dictionary of valid words to use. If the author had used a `Vec<String>` to represent the possible solutions, every single String would need to be either cloned or removed from the dictionary. A String cannot have two owners. This is basic Rust.

If you disagree, please show me the magic code that can get around that.
I wouldn't go that far, I'm going to guess that charging to 80% will be enough to reduce the risk.
> Apple's SSO may not be eternal but it's also very unlikely to disappear overnight. If it is indeed going to be phased out you will have advance notice of this and a transition period.

They may well offer notice and time when they cancel the service in some future.

They won't offer any of that if they happen to erase your account just because though, as has happened to many people.
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It would seem it's exceptionally rare, and even more rare to develop complications or death.[1]

And the only people they can transit it to that would be "at-risk" are people who've had the vaccine available to them for free, for months and chosen explicitly to not get it. That's their choice, and we should not cripple the country over it.

[1] https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/DCDC/Pages/COVID-19/COV...
Don't tell the CIA that.

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If (annual) inflation is 40%, then the annual discount factor is 1.40 and the monthly one is c = 1.40^(1/12) ≈ 1.0284.

Assuming the $100 payments are paid at the end of each month, the value of the money sent over in today's dollars is $((100/c^1) + (100/c^2) + (100/c^3) + ... + (100/c^12)) which is a geometric series with ratio 1/c, so the sum is (100/c^1 - 100/c^(12+1))/(1-1/c) ≈ $1005.

So take the cash offer.

For spreadsheet calculations, look into the SERIESSUM flavor of macros.
Our current design is capable of just over 1 year of continuous propulsive operation. Feel free to mess with our services tool on the website to simulate various missions to see how many operations a single droid could perform! But to answer your question, yes, several orbital inclinations are highly populated with operational satellites and debris. A mission such as going from 55° inclination to polar would be possible but very expensive (ie would likely drain a significant amount of life out of the Droid on a single mission). This is why we want to build a constellation of vehicles spread across many inclinations.