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One day youngers will be elders too, and the future youngers will apply the same rules. Marines say "no one left behind", for a reason, because it creates a group... A society. The UK decision smells like eugenics.
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Based on official data, and updated by volunteers. It shows the evolution by region. Those countries that are still not suffering the health system collapse, shall learn from our mistakes. Hope the graphs display (one time more) the geometr
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Coronavirus, Progression in Spain. (Grafana)
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Life on the Coronavirus Frontline for Wuhan’s Doctors
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Wuhan’s ‘Fangcang’ Shelter Hospitals
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Efficiently encoding binary data in Tweets
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Answers like this is the reason I came back to HN. Facts and to the point.
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100% agree. You answer shall be read by every engineer trying to improve performance in intensive memory multithread code.
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I agree, and the arena movement in tcmalloc solves the over assignations in ptmalloc when one thread allocates and other frees. Nevertheless I prefer jemalloc because I find the stats and memory profiling awesome to find leaks or structural
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Another option is to use jemalloc[1] instead. Better performance with threads. It'z possible to use via .so injection with ld_preload.
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A platform independent computer virus (1994)
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As Arthur C. Clarke say, any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarke%27s_three_laws
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That shall be the one of the issues with the Xeon E5-26xx[1]. Some state changes produced either reset or unpredictable system behavior. The workaround was disable c-state or patch the microcode when the patch was available. [1] https:&#
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Excerpts from the article. Shanghai Public Health Clinical Center is using two systems. They are still comparing the two systems to see which works better. ... While Yitu’s system can achieve 99% accuracy in detecting viral pneumonia, tech
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Scan-Reading AI Systems Are Helping Doctors Diagnose Covid-19
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"This work was funded by the Oxford Martin School. A full list of Open COVID-19 Data Curation Group members is provided in the appendix. ... including their travel history, location (highest resolution available and corresponding latit
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Open access epidemiological data for the COVID-19.(individual-level data)
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Maintain a system with low entropy, always means injecting more energy from the outside. Because the entropy in an adiabatic(closed) system always increases. Sometimes the energy cost/(effort) can be higher than the benefit, or the cos
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Right, edited
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Right... or it can be even slooooower, you can watch a full "V" episode if you have a Datasette. As you point out, the waiting times were not in the seconds but in the two digit minutes.
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"Maybe the author never played Ultimate III on an IBM PC. It was sooooo slow." You nailed it.
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The experience of the 80s was really slowness, things were so slow that now It's unimaginable now. So unimaginable that we don’t remember any more common actions by 1983. The experience was so slow, that you can play another game while
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Right, but there is no way to edit the title once published.
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The broader data shows a split between those who started showing symptoms prior to Jan. 18 and those whose symptoms appeared after — with the former waiting much longer on average before seeking treatment. The contrast becomes even sharper
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Four Charts That Help Explain How the Coronavirus Spread
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The article writes about the death of an acutely ill pregnant woman when treatment stopped for lack of money. Sadly it was the day before the government decided to pick up the costs of all coronavirus treatments. The infection was spreading
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Dispatches From Hubei: Deaths due to expansive care system in China
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The sad story of the pregant woman described in the Strait Times article, is described in this link http://www.sixthtone.com/news/1005146/dispatches-from-hubei-...
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Link for previous discussion (2014) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8260694
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:), Yeah, those were the days!
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