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marklacey
6y ago
Add to this Portrait in Jazz and Explorations. I’ve been listening to those four albums very regularly for 6-7 years now. For a while I listened to at least one of the four each night.
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marklacey
6y ago
I haven’t read White Fragility and couldn’t read the entirety of the article linked here due to the paywall, so I cannot comment on those. I have been trying to educate myself about the topic recently, though, and would strongly recommend l
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6y ago
Yes that’s one thing this bird would do. The whole cycle of two or three repetitive sounds from an alarm before moving to another song.
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6y ago
Yes you’re right. Judging by Wikipedia it seems likely it was a northern mockingbird.
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6y ago
I spent two summers in an apartment in San Francisco that was near the nest of what I assume was a nightingale. Every night around midnight it would start singing. It would loop through maybe 8 songs. Some of them sounded very much like the
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6y ago
Not a lot of good fried food here. I have only found one reasonably good fried fish place and most of the french fries in the area aren’t great.
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6y ago
This is something I’ve seen called “butts-in-seats management”, and yes, I’ve seen it in practice. Many years ago I had a new skip-level manager who emailed me one day saying that he had dropped by my office a few times to introduce himself
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6y ago
Also happening in one small section of the Mission in SF: https://www.sfchronicle.com/health/article/Why-everyone-in-B...
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6y ago
The SF Bay Area has a population that is 75% of Sweden’s entire population. SF itself is more densely populated than Sweden’s most densely populated city which appears to be Stockholm (7700/km^2 vs 5000/km^2). Stockholm has a popu
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Sweden has 1/4th the population of California. It looks like the total deaths is around 50% higher than California although of course California might have deaths that should have been attributed to COVID-19 that weren’t. It looks like
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6y ago
This was updated April 4: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/covid-data/covidvi... “The percentage of deaths attributed to pneumonia and influenza is 8.2% which is above the epidemic threshold of 7.2%.
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The productivity pitfalls of working from home in the age of Covid-19
(news.stanford.edu)
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6y ago
Okay I’ll complain. I work in industry in a position where having access to papers is very helpful, some would say essential. I have access to IEEE and ACM DLs. I don’t, however, have access to myriad papers from other organizations like El
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6y ago
Assuming you’re referring to my comment: > wait another day or so for the exterior surface to become safe. Unless you think that for some reason the exterior of the box is going to have live virus for more than what’s been reported, this
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> Order a bunch of water and TP The TP makes sense. I don't understand why you're suggesting to order water, though. Can you elaborate? I haven't seen any recommendations that tap water would be unsafe. If you're in
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> If you receive packages let them sit somewhere for 2 days before opening I am curious if you have a source for the two day number. I have seen various reports ranging from 12-24 hours for how long this particular virus can last on surf
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There have been several reports going back at least a few months of a coyote wandering around Noe Valley at dusk, I think around 25th & Sanchez or that general area. So this isn’t new although perhaps more are venturing out for longer p
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WHO: https://news.yahoo.com/avoid-taking-ibuprofen-covid-19-sympt... > Asked about the study, WHO spokesman Christian Lindmeier told reporters in Geneva the UN health agency's experts were "looking into this to
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6y ago
Not if it’s a library that you’re not compiling, like language runtimes or system libraries. LTO requires that you’re compiling all the code to get the benefits. I’m also not sure if either gcc or clang’s LTO does layout at the basic block
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Because if you statically link libraries like the language runtime it allows you to reorder the blocks in those as well to improve locality and instruction cache utilization. For example if your code calls a particular runtime function shor
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Ask HN: Why are there so few confirmed COVID-19 cases in San Francisco?
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> What are you guys up to these days? Practicing the piano. I’ve been playing for around three months. Sometimes it’s nice to step away from the computer keyboard.
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H1N1 had an R0 between 1.4 and 1.6 [1]. Let's assume it was 1.6. Let's assume that the current coronavirus has an R0 of just 2 (estimates vary, most higher than this). Perhaps it is less, but for the sake of argument lets say it&#
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To be clear, this is the worst-case estimate for the current coronavirus outbreak in the US, not the worst-case estimate for the 2009 H1N1 flu outbreak.
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I’m reminded of this: https://news.artnet.com/art-world/mexican-museums-artifacts-... > The report found that only 83 of 2,000—or just over four percent—of the museum's pre-Columbian artifacts could be authenti
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Slowing things down is important in order to keep the medical system from being overwhelmed. We already know we don’t have enough ventilators or enough staff to care for the ill if we end up with a similar growth curve to what they’ve seen
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7y ago
They may be insured. However they may also have a large deductible and need to eat quite a few costs.
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Michael Hertz – You’ve Surely Seen His Subway Map – Dies at 87
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Spatial: A high-level language for programming accelerators
(spatial-lang.org)
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Sorry to hear that and hope it’s not too stressful!
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