skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
4-5 times worse than flu is fine. If it mutates to be more deadly like sars we would obviously change strategies and need a new vaccine for that.
I think this is a great idea.

At the same time, a lot of pages are still broken in Firefox since they introduced tracking protection 2-3 years ago.

So I don't see devs fixing, or users caring enough about this issue to cause a change in devs attitude.
It's just another cryptocurrency fork. It's not particularly more work or harder impact than your average Debian point release, with the most obvious difference being that there are fewer users affected.
The term you're looking for is "simply-connected set."

Simply-connected sets and compact sets are both sometimes informally described as "sets with no holes," but the definition of "holes" is different in both cases.

A compact set contains all of its limiting points (i.e. limits of convergent sequences of points within the set). Therefore it may not have any point-shaped holes. But it may still have a hole shaped like, e.g. an open disc.

To rule out such large holes, you want a simply-connected set, which is a connected set in which any closed path can be continuously shrunk to a point.
Bamboo utencils, cutting boards, etc - all seems made from pieces glued together. How is this better?! I buy walnut cutting boards - they have anti-baceterial properties, too. Yeah, their shapes could be weird and they could be expensive, but they perform better than bamboo and are for sure safer.
This is just wrong. Danish health authorities still offer and recommend COVID vaccines (two doses) for everybody, and an additional booster shot for everybody above 18. It is only the second booster shot which is only offered to people above 50.

See https://www.sst.dk/da/corona/Vaccination point 10
Quoting from the page that you have posted:

Why are people aged under 50 not to be re-vaccinated?
The purpose of the vaccination programme is to prevent severe illness, hospitalisation and death. Therefore, people at the highest risk of becoming severely ill will be offered booster vaccination. The purpose of vaccination is not to prevent infection with covid-19, and people aged under 50 are therefore currently not being offered booster vaccination.
Yes, I was planning to bring it in after a few releases and focus on more commands right now but I was asked to make it more production ready so the next release I will bring in:
- Active-Active replication
- memory control (with key eviction using an LRU)
- RDB load & save (or at least RDB load)
- the ability to run cachegrand as slave of a simple redis cluster (e.g. sharded but active-passive replication), so will be possible to introduce cachegrand slowly and test it out without impacting a whole deployment.
Google Fonts serves SVG-in-OpenType to legacy pre-COLRv1 browsers that support that older format, but you lose the variable fonts aspects.
I wonder if that position will change as the utility becomes widely adopted.
In case you are interested, here there is a presentation I did for London Performance Summit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSpxuWQK7sM

For the hashtable part you can jump to minute 8.40.

This year I will present my efforts at the P99Conf, the content will be similar.
That's actually already how NFC works. The chip being read doesn't need its own source of power – the EM field in the terminal induces a current in the target NFC chip and then uses that same EM field to read the contents. That's why your contactless debit card doesn't need a battery.

Powered devices like a phone have read/write NFC chips that the device will write data to on demand, usually waiting for some form of user auth to make it secure, e.g. an iPhone keeps the NFC chip empty until you specifically request to pay for something, at which point it authenticates you (e.g. with FaceID) and then writes the data to the chip which can then be read by the terminal to authorize payment. Once payment has been made it wipes the NFC chip again.

But a device can have some payment info written to the NFC chip at all times, which is what iPhones do when you have the "Express Transit Card" option enabled – with certain authorized vendors, that payment data stays on your phones NFC chip indefinitely, so you don't need to auth with FaceID and even when the phone is out of battery it can still be read by those authorized terminals.
That's what they did in the US as well. Although maybe that's what you meant.
> Crypto market cap is a made up, manipulated number. The actual amount of dollars in Ethereum is nothing even close to that.

Would you apply same reasoning to NASDAQ stocks? Or Gold market cap?
Need (or at least used to need) a vaccine to work, eat and travel in the USA sounds authoritarian to me, I believe that's what the GP was taking about.
The paper mentions the MVM was Centrum Silver [0].

[0] https://alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.100...
In parenting almost everything is highly arguable, because parenting is hard and we don't have much idea of what is the optimal path to it. But this is one of the few things where I'll stick my neck out and say I'm pretty confident anyone advocating to "cry it out" is just plain wrong.

Nature gives us a tiny creature, who (during the first stages of childhood) operates entirely or almost entirely on pure instinct, and it surprisingly gives it the ability to cry at a volume that puts Whitney Houston to shame, and makes you feel like a fire alarm has gone off. Why are they able to cry like that when they are still so small? To me, it's common sense that it's so that we feel compelled to answer their call and do something to stop the crying ASAP. That's the natural thing to do, the thing our species seems to be designed to do. Any other reaction would require very solid evidence to convince me it's a good idea. And no, "with this method the baby sleeps alone without crying in two weeks" is not valid evidence, because that's an argument based on convenience for parents in contemporary society, not on what's best for the baby.
I think the automated allocation is the major concern here. Otherwise, a good model.
Cotton, wool, and linen are safe except maybe dyes could make them as bad, I agree.
Copilot is a crutch that prevents learning. You are not falling behind.

"Catching up" by using this tool will only land you in a lawsuit for copyright infringement.
This is one of the reasons why we left the US. It’s so nice to walk or bike or train everywhere.
Is there a certain biological development that occurs on someone's 50th birthday? Or was this chosen arbitrarily - why not 49?
Addressed in the Q&A section of the page:

> Why are people aged under 50 not to be re-vaccinated?

> The purpose of the vaccination programme is to prevent severe illness, hospitalisation and death. Therefore, people at the highest risk of becoming severely ill will be offered booster vaccination. The purpose of vaccination is not to prevent infection with covid-19, and people aged under 50 are therefore currently not being offered booster vaccination.

> People aged under 50 are generally not at particularly higher risk of becoming severely ill from covid-19. In addition, younger people aged under 50 are well protected against becoming severely ill from covid-19, as a very large number of them have already been vaccinated and have previously been infected with covid-19, and there is consequently good immunity among this part of the population.

> It is important that the population also remembers the guidance on how to prevent the spread of infection, including staying at home in case of illness, frequent aeration or ventilation, social distancing, good coughing etiquette, hand hygiene and cleaning.
well the PoS fork tokens will acquire 99% the value of the current ethereum tokens, so if you want to access that you've got to upgrade your software. You are right tho you'll continue to be able to interact with the PoW network.
I don’t even understand what I’m looking at on fake money websites anymore. A bunch of graphs that don’t correspond to anything at all? The title doesn’t even appear on the page. There’s no text content indicating what this is about. Y’all have fun with your gambling, I guess.
Denmark is still offering boosters - in a prioritized manner. First those aged 85+, second 50+, even below that if exposed by diseases. From what is written I would expect (third) general 50- boosters to occur during winter if needed.
I got Omicron twice. The first time was pretty much what you described: a sore throat and minor fever for four days followed by a month of tiredness.

Second time was far milder. I was fine after a week. It felt like a cold. It guess COVID-19 is bound to become similar to the other coronavirus which would make sense. At that point why risks injecting a whole population with a barely tested booster?
Hi! We are currently using a database. But since the request to work with flat files came up so many times I'll have to consider it. And yes, seems like QMarkdownTextEdit which we're using supports YMAL headers[1]

[1] https://github.com/pbek/qmarkdowntextedit/pull/58
Looks like you're using Kerberos in a corporate setting? Purely out of curiosity, what does that look like? Is the entire company's authentication infrastructure based on Kerberos? Is it used only for access to development infrastructure? Do you make use of the more "advanced" features of Kerberos like forwarding tickets for something like deployment/CI?

Until now, I genuinely thought Kerberos was used mostly only by MIT.
This is part two of a series. Part 3 appears to be gated as members only.
I feel pretty much the same way about Prime numbers. They're nothing but holes left when you mark all the composite numbers. Being prime isn't a property, it's the absence of the property of being composite--like calling black a color.

But because prime numbers are so interesting and useful we call this background shape as if it's the foreground and even speak of non-prime numbers. Gödel, Escher, Bach has plenty to say about foreground vs background, inside vs outside.
I would like to suggest Software Freedom Conservancy:

https://sfconservancy.org/
AirDrop is the only feasible way but still, 60Gig of Raw Video still take its time and will cancel for stupid reasons, like the iPhone just going into standby while airdropping.
I really like “the great extinction”

More punchy. More descriptive of actual events.

“Climate drift” sounds like the name of an AI bot, made specifically to create a narrative that underplays the seriousness and gravity of the extremely dangerous and deadly feedback loops that are appearing now in the global climate system.
I used to work in behavioral analytics for a big internet company. It was pretty obvious that behaviors are largely genetic and you can pin things down to particular conditions. Eventually we’ll find out which genes do what so you’ll just need to do DNA sequencing for most physical/psychological conditions.

IBM happened to Watson. They’re still around but I don’t think their approach is very good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePYO0-Ig0VU
Nice work. Almost tempts me to try it.

I wonder if you could bundle it as a language server to make integrating it into editor workflows easy. It’s “basically” just the completion capability, right? Or maybe there’s something else to the interactions that make it not work nicely.
As someone who switches between two phones somewhat regularly, eSim is just not doable for me. Thankfully I'm not in the US so this specific iPhone 14 situation doesn't effect me but I can totally see them forcing this on us here in Australia as well.
There's different approaches to the flu vaccine. Flu doesn't seem to be quite as widespread most years as covid has been these past two years.

For me personally, the flu vaccine usually means a few days of feeling lousy in return for maybe not getting the flu that I don't know if I've ever had to compare (flu testing has never been something I could access). Otoh, a couple incidents of maybe flu and smaller reactions to the flu shot over many administrations make me intend to get it every year.

Testing positive for COVID this summer was icky and disruptive, I'm going to get the new booster and hope it helps, cause I don't want that again.
How can you and 95% of your fellow Germans be vaccinated when the vaccination rate is below 80% in Germany? https://www.google.com/search?q=germany+covid+vaccination+ra...
True, and I have no problem with that. In fact such ownership structures are possible and do exist in many capitalist countries as well. There’s no law against it. Ultimately capitalism is founded on individual economic freedom, and that includes the freedom to enter into cooperative ownership structures and the sort of charitable trust structure Patagonia now enjoys.

The main reason I think we don’t see cooperative worker owned enterprises very often is that employees generally are not interested in assuming the level of financial commitment, responsibility and risk that goes with ownership.
"Official" being the keyword ;)
I've never had anyone ask me about my current salary in an interview, isn't that kind of illegal? Or surely at least considered poor form...
>It's not secure if it's not theatre.

Haha, so true!
In my experience, it’s usually not about finding out the actual facts / truth for these groups of people, but rather based mostly on emotion. I have an extremely hard time believing that letting them listen to TWiV would have any meaningful impact.
The persona they deliberately give off is of being deeply unkind. It was fantastic when they did that in character for the take-down of Phantom Menace but it’s less attractive knowing they might be like that in real life. Maybe the joke is on me, and they are still in character?

It’s as if we were to discover Stephen Colbert is actually a neocon boot licker.
https://www.folkhalsomyndigheten.se/the-public-health-agency...

> Vaccination is offered to all children from 12 years of age since COVID-19 can cause serious illness also in children. The vaccine used in Sweden, Comirnaty, is approved for use from 12 years of age. It provides a high level of protection against serious illness.

> Several EU countries are vaccinating children aged 12–15 years, including Denmark, Finland and Norway. So far, almost 20 million children worldwide have received vaccines. This means that the knowledge on vaccination of children against COVID-19 is much greater today.
If she's using a third party camera app, it has completely different processing from the official app.

…And vice versa, so either way it's a possible fix.
There are a lot of fiscal sponsors in the open source space, Software Freedom Conservancy is another one:

https://sfconservancy.org/
Thank you ! Looks great ! Will listen to last show tonite.
Subscription bait warning, the very next clarifying part is behind paywall. These trickle artists are no better than free to play.
Drive Unit: Motor – Tech Talks – Lucid Motors
https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=gluc...
You can get that with a third party app like Halide.
Windows has used Kerberos as its authentication mechanism since Windows 2000.
Fig recently shipped something related, which translates plain English into bash commands with AI: https://fig.io/user-manual/ai
That's interesting. My 66 coupe definitely had Ford branded lap belts complete with the Mustang logo on the button.
Very cool piece, one of the most interesting I've read on HN recently. As someone building their first starup in a completely different category (fintech for Africa), many of the high-tier lessons about SOPs still made me think.
> Those exchanges are then a ripe target for existing securities regulation, and they'll also be the biggest validators on the network, so risk for them is risk for the whole network.

This. Of all comments this is the centralization risk on top of proof-of-stake which will have a more involved focus on staking with it being highly likely that it now passes the Howey test that ETH looking more like a security, with the Ethereum Foundation at the center of all of this.
I like this! It the type of chaotic good we appreciate on HN ;)

But I think it would be easier if you instead sent MR to offending projects
But all of this sounds like spin on why the health ministry doesn't want to spare the expense on general vaccination of all members of the population or else why generally vaccinate the population before? Even with third boosters we're seeing rapid mutations that break through so I'd assume gen pop would be in need of a fourth booster and fifth etc. to qualify for the protection to all members of society that general vaccination affords.

This reads like obvious flip flopping that's a primarily economic decision.
I'm looking forward to have screens with twice higher resolution than real world =)
For kids over 1 year, some sanity saving notes (I have more than 4 kids, was about to go crazy when I got my second and then learned the things below):

- everyone wakes halfway up multiple times each night to see if everything is OK. Make sure they don't fall asleep with anything that can't stay with them during the night: music, tv, light, food, drink or another person (you or others).

- to teach kids to sleep, make them feel safe about it. What I did was walking in at a fixed schedule, starting at exact 3 minutes between the first night (I used a digital kitchen timer back then, a smartphone later) and increasing by two minutes every night. Surprisingly fast, my kids learn that I didn't disappear, and he'll be around even if they don't cry. Once they realized this they started playing with the toy the were allowed to keep in the bed. But, keep in mind: don't stop coming back if they are silent. A major part of the idea is that they realize that they don't have to do anything to make sure we don't forget them. Oh: and keep a very close ear with them in the beginning so they don't wake up and think they are alone.

I never really could get myself to accept the idea that "they need to cry themselves to sleep" and every thing I tried before this didn't work on my oldest.

This worked on my oldest kid, she started sleeping through the night within a week and also became calmer and I got my sleep back. With the rest of them it took 2-3 days only since I started earlier (shortly after they was a year old).

Maybe other methods work too, but this was easy for us and we didn't have to let the kids cry to sleep or anything else I have seen recommended online that I didn't like.
I had to google because I was pretty sure I had heard the story before. and I think I had... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29057134
Not necessarily — commodities like gold have similar properties and they are also generally given a market cap.
> I really wish all the anti-vaxxer types would just listen to TWiV.

We call it science the process/method, rather than science the religion.

> The hosts and guests both openly and candidly talk about some of the disagreements they have with the prevailing public health guidelines while at the same time give so much detail and depth into virology and immunology so as to show how full of shit the big anti-vax misinformation peddlers are.

I'll keep that in mind next time I am censored.

> So many anti-vaxxers say you can't have any disagreements with the party line or you get cancelled and then these prominent experts at the top of their fields do it every week on TWiV and don't get cancelled (because they aren't full of shit).

Profanity aside, it sounds like you are touting controlled opposition, or, Establishment figures critiquing establishment positions.
This article is about a piece of art...not your living situation.
Compare data protection laws around the world
most of the sites that scrape patreon's content have better interfaces and loadtimes than patreon
I just do not goddamn care any more. The writing has been on the wall for years, and if your business is based around accepting credit cards and you continue to dig your head in the sand, that's on you.
strange no mention of facebook, instagram or tic tac, even though they fit the description
Makes me happy that my car has absolutely no internet-connected parts
This is just plainly untrue. Doctors disagree all the time about medical questions.
Cameras don't know how much brightness or contrast something is supposed to have; if you take a picture with only the carpet in frame, on auto AWB and everything else, it's going to be an overly contrasty picture lit as if it's the noontime sun.

That's when you have to switch to something with manual controls.
Until adoption of io_uring picks up (looking at you RHEL), I’m not sure it’s even really possible to hit the bandwidth of modern nvme drives. It takes a lot of parallelism to do, and eventually context switch overhead kills you.
It's inevitable. Discord is still not profitable, and when it comes time to pay the bills with real money, they'll probably scramble to re-brand themselves with a boring name (maybe Coherence - the opposite of Discord) and try to capture some corporate clients. I can just hear the salespeople now: "We're just like Slack, only better!" (No mention of gamers anywhere).
My understanding is that trying to execute a page that's been written to is already insanely slow on essentially all modern processors, whether or not they care about security.
That's what toilet paper is for. Most people won't do that.
I meant excessive. Sorry, typed it on my phone.
Do believe that first one's blue because your finger's in it.

The other one seems like a bug. Could always go complain about it.
My fruit stand at the farmers market figured out how to accommodate a credit card reader. They did not have to replace any furniture. They literally have no counter space, and managed to make it work. A portable card reader with a pin pad is a solution that can work in all the hard cases.
It's about the booster

"The purpose of the vaccination programme is to prevent severe illness, hospitalisation and death. Therefore, people at the highest risk of becoming severely ill will be offered booster vaccination. The purpose of vaccination is not to prevent infection with covid-19, and people aged under 50 are therefore currently not being offered booster vaccination.

People aged under 50 are generally not at particularly higher risk of becoming severely ill from covid-19. In addition, younger people aged under 50 are well protected against becoming severely ill from covid-19, as a very large number of them have already been vaccinated and have previously been infected with covid-19, and there is consequently good immunity among this part of the population."
For the original vaccination series, we had substantial safety and effectiveness trials, despite being in the middle of a crisis where arguably people should have been allowed to take their chances. With each booster though the standards are dropping, including no real world effectiveness data for the latest bivalent booster. It seems to be down to "If something is good for you, more is better", but it doesn't always work this way. So it's not crazy to limit the use of a second booster, putting aside the issue of government run healthcare vs individual right to try, which is not specific to the vaccines.
It's been a few months away since at least 2018 - https://medium.com/@jyspark/getting-prepared-for-ethereum-po...

And I can find talk about it being 'soon' from 2016 - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33802343/when-will-ether...

So I think it's perfectly good faith to say we've been hearing about the 'imminent' switch to PoS for several years now.
Caribou is still around? I haven't seen one in the USA in awhile... think the last one I saw was in Incheon Airport of all places.