skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> and it "only" kills about 1% of patients.

IFR estimates are actually down to 0.1%, putting it on-par with the flu, but the flu is worse because it hits kids just as hard as the elderly.
Would you consider something that's not a web app, but built with a higher level framework like Flutter to be native in either sense?
Interesting! I was familiar with the “deevs”/“daeva” (دیو) from the Shahnameh, but not the Vedic Hindu side of this. Thanks for sharing.
Psychological harm caused by forcing mask on young children is well documented. So forcing something on them that has no positive effect matters a lot.
Camera and GPS are usable from webapps.
How hard it is to understand that I am talking about small business potentially getting disadvantaged by all this?

It’s so frustrating.
Why don't they write in JavaFX? Those are faster than JavaScript, cross-platform from the roots, but if you want even faster startup, it's compillable with GraalVM. I've heard it does mobile as well with Gluon, but haven't tried.
It is Arabic. They have a shared script (mostly) but that’s like saying French, Italian, and English are mutually intelligible because they share the Latin script.
To be honest, the lamb pre and post restoration do only look vaguely similar. This does not only look like a simple refresh of paint, but rather like somebody painted a caricature. Quite obvious is that eyes and ears are in different places and angles, who knows what else was changed subtly during the "restoration"
You think it's just conservative talking points that are being censored?

I think there are a number of Palestinian journalist, who'd disagree
Don't move the goalposts.

Native code is not "2-100x faster" than WebAssembly. That's what I wanted to address.
I started using Kodi on a modded Xbox when it was XBMC.

Recently got an odroid N2+ and put CoreElec with Kodi on it and I'm very impressed. On the hardware, it runs very smooth. Configuration is a mess, but overall it's come a long way and I'm very happy with it. Once configured, I leave it alone.
Me? Personally I hate any definition that conflicts with the old one, but that ship sailed long ago.

Nowadays, my understanding is, if it's not loading a webpage off the internet, people call it "native". Doesn't matter what framework it uses to actually display things (even if it uses web technology).
> Anyway going from 2-3€/kg to 2,3-3,6€/kg wouldn’t make big difference.

The article shows that durum wheat prices have increased by more than 50%.

So assuming that the dominant factor in the price of pasta is the price of wheat, the price rise would be more like going from 2-3€/kg to 3-4.5€/kg
> and it has been more than a year that we know that places which had a mask mandate didn't have a different trajectory that place that did, or that mask mandate didn't change the trajectory of the covid cases

Anyone who doesn't believe this might want to take a look at https://www.covidchartsquiz.com/
Right, but the executive order issued doesn't usurp the authority of a school district to require a dress code, and as such masks could technically still be required under that authority. I believe this is what's happening in some Texas schools as well.
Android UI is implemented with Java libraries. If you want native Android L&F, you need to use those libraries. You can write your app with C++ and invoke those libraries via FFI, but that's extremely cumbersome way to develop and does not bring any advantages. Java is the native way to develop GUI apps for Android. And recently Java was replaced with Kotlin, so nowadays Kotlin is the native way to develop GUI apps for Android.

Just like C# is one of the native ways to make Windows applications.
"Statically typed" means roughly that variables have known types at compile time, for whatever the word "type" means in your chosen language. "No GC" means, well, that there is no runtime entity that manages memory cleanup for you. They are totally unrelated.
> The professional version of Delphi does not support database connections

You can use open source components or buy components: https://www.devart.com/dac.html
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It's common with or, like You'll need to buy soap or else we won't be able to wash.
Im not seeing anything I'm willing to sign up or pay money for. You have to provide some sort of example so people can make an informed decision as to whether they will pay you for more content. Personally as it stands I wouldn't. I don't mean to sound brutal.
Wow. Just a few Kms across the Mediterranean, Pasta sells for around 0.29€/kg. Also, this is the "favorite?" food for people who have tight incomes, so they might be very sensitive to these changes.

> Instead I see the inflation rising in the fruit and vegetables prices! There’s a 25-30% increases since the beginning of the 2021.

It's only a matter of time it spreads to the rest of the basket. I guess the pro-MMT folks are hiding now.
might try to put down on paper a plan for how to promote my new app
Absolutely agree. And that's why we've put so much effort into making sure the system handles all PII as correctly and securely as possible.

End-user privacy does not need to be compromised in order to give OSS maintainers a basic quantitative understanding of how their software is used. This is our best attempt at a solution. We will be continually improving it better however we can.
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Where did you get that second number from ?
On an ipad the app is a usability disaster. On android the app is ok but the web version has the new features first anyway
This is quite correct. All of the parts of the United States that actually work are absolute monarchies.
It's difficult to stop at this point. When your competitors are doing it, you are in a hard spot, even though you know it's absurd. They advertise it as smart, intelligent, new generation - and your device without IoT seems like from the 20th century.

The antidote to this could be a hardware switch, i.e. the option to completely disable wireless connectivity if the customer wishes so - in a way that is tamper-proof. But I haven't seen products that implement this so far.
Ah, it seems we are back to dark magic times, where you have to find the right magic words, to actually have an effect and not default to bots. To achieve complicated things, like cancel a subscription.
They might try to force developers to offer Apple IAP as an option for centralized in app purchases. I don't think they can enforce the default setting though.

And developers will have the right to offer a cheaper non-centralized in-house IAP payment system, of course.
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What is your opinion on these articles ? These are just some of many deaths and health issues immediately after mRNA vaccination which barely get any media attention.

https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/...

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-58380867

https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/2021/08/24/national/soc...

https://www.freep.com/story/news/2021/07/02/jacob-clynick-pf...

https://www1.racgp.org.au/newsgp/clinical/nz-myocarditis-dea...
I dig the historical context!

My (perhaps sloppy) comparison with respect to public forums wasn't meant to be specific to Ancient Roman strictures, but that's solid trivia.

Perhaps the closer analogue would be modern public spaces in the US — although that too only goes so far.
I'm using Fedora. Scaling works, but not for all apps. Gnome apps work just fine. But Chrome, Intellij Idea and some other apps do not scale when moved to other display. AFAIU Wayland-native apps work, but those which use Xlib do not re-scale properly.
> Just like C# is one of the native ways to make Windows applications.

Please do everyone a favor and, at least for the sake of desktop development, don't misuse the terminology like that if you want people to understand what you're saying. The entire reason ".NET Native" was developed was that C# did not produce "native" applications. Saying C# produces native Windows applications is going to confuse the heck out of everybody.
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I've had decent experiences with Python and Qt5. Windows was historically the painful part, but FBS¹ makes that a lot less painful nowadays. Tk also works reasonably well if you don't need the features and native integration that Qt offers (and I'm pretty sure FBS can handle Tkinter apps just fine).

The .NET ecosystem is another solid choice for cross-platform desktop app development (and nowadays even mobile, too). Avalonia² in particular looks promising, and is probably what I'd try using first should I ever be tasked with developing a desktop app again.

EDIT: Also, since you mentioned it already for Linux, GTK works well enough on Windows and (IIRC) macOS, too.

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¹: https://build-system.fman.io/

²: https://avaloniaui.net/
Wow looks amazing. Painting looks much less empty
I meant “not a web app”, so both, I guess.
That’s a fantastic way to make any employee shut up immediately the moment any form of inspector enters the building.
I’m very curious if that clause would be challenged by this judge or another one — because that’s the linchpin.

That decision changes register my Netflix account, that I don‘t remember doing, nor do I remember what interface I used to do it ––it was three computers and two phones ago–– but if another decision says I could save 20% every month, I’d munster the energy to get off the couch.
Neither with the record label: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgBP9sq4A4I
Not pictured: everything is connected to mains voltage. The salt water bucket is just a huge current-limiting resistor to prevent tripping breakers or starting a house fire.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquid_rheostat
I think this article misses out on a couple things. First writing a cross platform App for desktops is a lot more work than especially the GUI aspect than a web app.

A desktop app is just as capable of using the internet as a phone app. So that point does not make any sense to me.

The main reason apps are more popular on phones is first battery usage is gonna be better and the was especially important early on when phone processors were less capable.

2nd there has been a big push particularly from apple so they could capture those purchasing fees. Combine this with the fact they prevent the device users from side-loading unless they find an exploit to jailbreak their device the Apple's incentives are clear.

Combine this fact the apple when it comes to implementing standards for browser featuers drags their feet at times. Developers will just often deal with implementing a native app, also combine the fact because users can't side load your only stuck to one browser engine on the iPhone.

This bleeds over to android as it's kinda pushed the defacto method of getting apps on a phone being to use a store. Also google is not going to really try to change it either because they are also collecting fees. Although a developers options are certainly more free on that platform, but again to the users if you stray to far from what has become the defacto method getting users will be difficult.
A Barilla box usually is about 0,8-1€ but half a kilo in Italy. There’re cheaper brands but also more expensive.

I don’t think you will find a box of 0.5kg of pasta at 0.15€ in Europe. Maybe you’re getting confused between a box (half a kilo) and a kilo of pasta.
Talk about a non sequitur.

Biden is on tape talking about he passed along the message that Ultimate had to fire a corrupt prosecutor who was refusing to investigate companies including Burisima the company whose board Hunter Biden was on.

VP Biden was merely the messanger
Getting rid of the corrupt Shokin was supported by the rest of the Obama administration, the State Department, the EU, and many Republicans.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/republican-senators-pushed-for...

Trump was impeached for trying to pressure the Ukrainian president into making up bullshit investigation of Biden to tarnish his name. For trying to abuse American aid money to blackmail a friendly foreign leader
FTR: planet=wanderer in Greek. They were called “wandering stars” by the Romans.

Because they were the celestial bodies which did not move according to the general pattern.
That sounds a lot like our experience. We use GraphQL as a gateway to like 20 different rest endpoints.
Places where we have hammered an underlying endpoint are _usually_ places where we would have done so from the client or SSR instead.
We do also have all these talking within an internal network which is a huge help.

Have also done Rust and really enjoyed GQL in it, both as hobby and "innovation projects" at work. Feels good.

WRT CDN Caching: Akamai has a pretty good GraphQL caching module that can also do POST requests.
Cache directives are marvellous. I'd like to see explore the "private" directive to see if it disables certain queries from being cached.
Kinda similar boat here, I kinda hate electron for similar reasons it's just bloated as hell.
In that context they are likely more of access badge than payment system. Thus far fewer steps to communicate and possibly even local copy of access database.
I only have issues when connecting, once it starts working, it's rock stable.

When I tried to power the JEYI Thunderdock Mini (this is an almost unknown gem but I love it to pieces because of the price, the size, the M.2 slot, the USB C power input) with the Baseus Galio 120W then it kept connecting and disconnecting without stop, it made the laptop into a chiming instrument :) Once I plugged the Aukey Omnia 100W (PA-B5) it has become rock solid.

I have a Monoprice Thunderbolt 3 Dual DisplayPort Mini Dock (search ebay for thunderbolt 3 dual mini dock you will find it for 30-ish, by far the cheapest TB3 dock) and I have two powered USB hubs chained off it. I need to plug it 2-3 times before the hubs are working but once they do, I never have a problem.

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 4 is the host.
Which right?
> the proto-humans... would be to rapt with lust...

The entire history is basically an excuse for the old "hey, we should sleep together and have fun" (shrug). Maybe it worked fine for Plato.
A clinic's patient records were corrupted, unrecoverable from ransomware attack
Oh and also:
If you use typescript in the frontend GQL codegen is super simple to set up and can type all your queries
I wonder if ticket inspectors can detain for fraud. Sadly probably not, so this type of behaviour won't end up in jail...
They've experienced greater psychological harm by having their parents and grandparents get COVID.

Basically the only place masks are a good idea is where the captive audience can't be vaccinated, which happens to be schools.
UX, harder to optimize to a small screen. Nowadays phones are huge compared to 10 years ago and native apps got a very early advantage.

Connectivity, 2.5G and 3G were slow, bandwidth is capped, no internet at all somewhere.

And yes, what can you do on iOS if Apple forces their browser on all their customers?

But (Android) I still spend most of my time in a browser. Notable exceptions: WhatsApp, Telegram, K9, Maps, OSMAnd, Camera, Gallery, YouTube / NewPipe. Maybe 1 hour vs all the rest.
Interestin idea.
To be fair one doesn't invite further attacks from a virus, by ignoring somewhat-bad-but-not-that-bad ones. They're not directly comparable. It's a bit like comparing your adversary checking your king, with an earthquake upsetting the whole chess board. You act against the former—you weather the latter.

(this should not be taken to mean I judge[d] the wars in Iraq or Afghanistan justifiable or desirable, now or when they started)
Even the vaccinated spread the virus - so what's the point of your statement ?
Unfortunately, this is just the reality of using an RDBMS. I've seen similar behavior on Informix and SQL Server (with a smaller load than yours). They all occasionally generate suboptimal query plans. That's what your DBA is for.

SQL Server was somewhat notorious for it when migrating to 2014 because they rewrote the cardinality estimator. It generally worked better, but in some systems it really didn't. Some people ended up using a trace flag to use the legacy estimator. They have steadily improved the new estimator and it's no longer a problem, but it goes to show how much is going on under the surface.
When does a database need to maintain large number of open connections? You really don't need a lot of connections to serve high throughput. The database system typically becomes a bottleneck before the connections do. A good client-side pooling implementation will manage and limit connection usage.
I think the important thing about the penalties is that any potential gains (and then some) are negated.

If someone does not pay their contractors enough, knocking them down a peg to the level of those contractors seems like an appropriate punishment.

They can work their way up again.
Yeah, we're already seeing what does make the difference - vaccines. Thank god we have a President with the balls to mandate them now.
Still a VM :)
Apple doesn’t ban sales of eBook, but claims that those are software and would apply a 30% processing fee to them like on all virtual goods. They also demand the price to be comparable to other sources, so Amazon has to decide between

1. taking a 30% hit on its iOS sales,
2. forgoing them, or
3. raise its prices of eBook by 30% on its main app.

There are enough few enough iOS sales, and free sample downloads lead to enough conversion on the website later to go for 2.

Apple doesn’t make the same claim on physical goods.
I frequently search old chats to see when something happened or get some other information I know has been talked about.
Fixed that for you: The capabilities described in the post do indeed offer more comprehensive TRACING/MONITORING, not just MONITORING.

Again, new monitoring solutions with fancy YAML configs do not warrant new name, more so when that new name is established concept in dynamical systems control theory.
It's noted, for that case, as "expletive" because it's unnecessary. "Or we won't..." versus "or else we won't...".

[EDIT] though you're correct that that usage is not uncommon, to be clear.
"encrypted"
Where Is This Dish From?
Maybe, at least turn on the light if want it
''Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times; When one only remembers to turn on the Light.''
''The things we lose have a way coming back to us in the end.
If not always in the way we expect''-Luna Lovegood
Regarding political affliation it’s interesting to see how many pro-lifers are now pro-choice and vice versa.
In spirit of the top level comment, you do not do this entirely on purpose. At best you recognize what you are doing and rationilize it, but if you emulate the reader at this moment, you have to have been conscious of the structure and the gaps in it that you are trying to fill.

On the other hand, in my own experience, if it's possible that I forgot to mention something and try to tack on the information, it's also quite likely that I lost oversight, that the information was already coded in and I just forgot and thus repeat myself.

For example, I do frequently lose drafts by accident, and I'm particularly happy when I manage to reformulate approximately the same structure, but it has also been the case that I could not even remember what I was going to say. Some other times, I just completely lose it, so to speak, and butcher everything with deranged copy-pastes rearranged in the wrong place. Now my conclusion has been for a long time that this is simply due to a poor working memory, quite analogous to the browser crashes eating my drafts. On the up-side, the aphasia is self-healing to a degree, so I find it is a good memory training when I have to formulate a text before I can get to the writing, but the extent of my abilities is severely limited at that. Inasmuch as this is analogous to the thought process itself, the writing is symptomatic. However, there are also those cases where my thought process was not verbose, so translating from idetic memory to linear text is a huge problem, for example with regards to conjunctions.

On that point you will note if you have ever written involved if-then-else structures, that repition and redundancy is impossible to avoid. Conversely though, recursive algorithms and functional data-structures that do look neat on paper do potentially have much worse run-time complexity, depending on the interpreter, for lack of a better word. More over, to stick with the programming metaphor, text may contain comments on a meta level, but we've all seen those useless comments and unhelpful documentation.

Anyhow, what I was hoping to say was that redundancy has benefits. Scientific papers do it all the time and possibly on purpose. This is in no small part due to the medium. Locality matters, so in dialog you might be told where something was left unclear, or already known, and responses might serve redundancy for you, but in writing maybe there is the expectation of certain conventions. Legal writing, verdicts and such are another fine example of elaborate structure with sometimes staggering amounts of repitition.

Finally, keeping the Title in mind, the itterative method you describe can count as "write more", and if it works like play generally does it will improve and the conclusion will actually be "but shorter" on average. Whereas, if the itterations tend to grow longer, it might be indicative of a lack of understanding indeed.
And the fact that they probably use a slimmed down kernel with just the right amount of modules, I guess.

In any case, booting Linux (the kernel) is always incredibly fast, and booting to a tty, without all the systemd units that are generally loaded, is incredibly fast per se.
https://github.com/patpadgett/corkscrew
Just because there is no viable enterprise-ish Linux computer that fits those environments. Sadly :(
Heh, maybe not-as far as I am aware he didn't have a wife or any children that we know about.

but it seems like he thought about it a lot :)
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Wait, there is sort of speeddial/favorites tab in every browser, desktop and mobile. E.g. a food ordering webapp is my first “wonder button” in safari’s empty tab. I could even put it to the phone home screen (no need for that though).
Democracy is a soft form of communism. So no wonder the democratic parts don’t work.
I've played HD content on a RPi 3 for a few years without any issues. In fact I think it was running an earlier version of OpenELEC (not sure when they changed their name to LibreELEC -- or maybe that's a new project with the same goals?)

I'm pretty sure I've used a RPi 2 for HD content too but that did suck. The UI was a little laggy and I had to manually set NFS mounts because even SMB caused too much overhead. Once the stream started it played most content ok but god help you if you needed to fast forward or rewind.