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Improvement: .tab-content { background: #ffffff20 !important; border-radius: 4px 4px 4px 4px !important; margin-bottom: 4px !important; margin-top: 4px !important; }
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Slightly off topic: Standard Ebooks published many of Poe's works: https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/edgar-allan-poe
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I think the best approach would be to show a small indicator of page load times in the search results so everyone can decide for themelves what they prefer. Then these preferences would influence what is shown on top, creating an optimisati
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Correction to 4: Biosecurity incidents are common, there were about 17 in the last decade [0]. Just SARS-CoV-1 leaked from the lab 4 times [1]. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_laboratory_biosecurity... [1]:
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I did notice it the past that HN articles critical of China behaved in a strange way. In the past all the comments in the comment section were downvoted, sometimes you could see dozens of comments greyed out, every single one of them. (Prob
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This is how I imagine it should look like: https://i.imgur.com/fXIWUDM.png /\* Make the tabs not blend into the background \*/ .tabbrowser-tab:not([selected]) .tab-content { background: #58506040; b
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The long, strange life of the naked mole rat(wired.com)
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It's also way more popular, with lots of games. The most impressive one in my opinion: https://freds72.itch.io/poom
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Something to look at if you want to encourage simple game development is supporting PICO-8 [0], or the compiled Nim version Nico [1]. [0]: https://www.lexaloffle.com/pico-8.php?page=faq [1]: https://github.com&#x
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If you're a mouse user you can drag and drop the selection to the address bar. If you're a keyboard user you can do: ctrl-c ctrl-t ctrl-v enter
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Actually, it's their removal that's making me agitated
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Maybe you're right, however OpenCL 2.2 came out 4 years ago and (almost) nobody has adopted it yet, so the problem could be with the spec. OpenCL 3.0 was adopted by nvidia (although OCL 3.0 is the same as 1.2 with some optional feature
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I believe OpenCL 2.0 had a mandatory feature that nvidia couldn't support (maybe something about sharing pointers between GPU and CPU?). OpenCL 3.0 solved this by making many features optional.
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This Month with Nim: May 2021 – Nim Blog(nim-lang.org)
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Raspberry Pi Guitar Pedal Uses Machine Learning for Effects(tomshardware.com)
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Phonon catalysis could lead to a new field(news.mit.edu)
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The pandemic revives interest in a morbid French financial scheme(economist.com)
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It was mimicking GPT3's writing style in AI Dungeon
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Why commuters won’t easily be lured back to the office(ft.com)
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Now every AI article has a comment from someone being suspicious that a comment was generated. [This comment, like every other comment on HN, was generated by GPT-3. You're the only human here.]
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I wrote "So far the increase in the virues' virulence with new mutations wasn't correlated with decrease in deaths as far as I know" which suggests the virus is not evolving to be less deadly as you suggest. In fact the
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You're ignoring my argument why this virus is different, and just repeating the same argument that it's like the flu. In addition, nothing in your argument implies that the "end is near", only that there is an end.
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We don't know if it will, and what the costs will be. Saying "The end is near" as the article suggests is not justified by current evidence. So far the increase in the virues' virulence with new mutations wasn't cor
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Just to add to your comment, you can already turn any phone to a "streaming Switch" for $30, there are dozens of controllers like this: https://smile.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08BRX3RT3/ the Steam Link android ap
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The article says this: Luckily, because coronaviruses mutate more slowly than influenza viruses, they will probably be better matches than flu shots are. Many common cold viruses are coronaviruses, and we haven't eradicated them eith
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The flu has a "baseline death rate" it reached after coevolving with humanity. We don't know what tha baseline will be for COVID, and we don't know if we will deem that acceptable or not.
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You're misrepresenting what I'm saying. I put "epidemic" in quote marks for the reason you suggest. The argument that an epidemic ends when people get used to it is in itself nonsense. You need declining severity to an a
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The flu vaccine didn't stop the flu, it mutates faster than vaccines can keep up. You can make the argument [0] that vaccinating during a pandemic (during which new variants arise faster) creates evolutionary pressures that favor varia
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My issue is with the article calling that scenario "the end".
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The flu "epidemic" never ended. The common cold "epidemic" never ended. If COVID mutates fast enough it will stay with us forever, with a potentially much higher mortality than the flu. The argument of the article boils

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