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Apple closes everything so they can maintain their image. The "it just works" image is hard to control if your customers are encouraged to do their own repairs, or pay an unauthorized person to repair it.
Did it work the next time around as well? I am curious to know.
I can't agree more. I understand the Silicon Valley bias against solo founders given that most celebrated founders are very young and in your twenties you don't yet have a well developed support system. Building a company is hard but it's really not that much harder than other things that are truly worth doing and haven't been done yet. Virtually everything worth doing is about failing repeatedly as you try for the few bits of success that you build on and turn into something truly worthwhile and this repeated failure is going to hurt your self-esteem badly unless you have a strong support system. If you already have a support system, you may be better off without a co-founder unless there is someone you almost have to have. I've had success building companies more than once as a solo-founder. Having tried it now with a co-founder, I would be very, very wary of doing it that way again, and I didn't try it with a "random" person.
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All true, but it should at least move us toward a world where people will assume all media is fake unless it’s been signed by an author.
Probably the only way you'll receive compensation is with a lawsuit.
A user will worry about what a user will worry about. Otherwise, we would all be using LISP.
I think you’ve made a straw man of her argument. She didn’t claim there was no morality in the ancient world or no moral perspective in the folklore, just that there are no good guy/bad guy tropes. I have yet to see you give a textual example, at least in the Odyssey, that contradicts her.
The idea that "good" and "evil" are embodied with comparable power is actually a heresy in Christianity (e.g. Manicheaism).
You might not destroy a relationship with a friend, but you are potentially letting a stranger destroy your personal resources (time, money, energy, etc).
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Also in Tesla already has TODAY 400,000 pre-orders for the car where people have already deposited a $1000.

So without adding a single sales they already have more orders for their car than all the non-Chinese electric car producers.
It's a joke -- (Steve) Bannon and (Stephan) Miller are notoriously xenophobic, nationalist aides to President Trump known for their hardline stance on immigration.
Interesting enough, for a non-english (e.g. I and my wife) speaker, my wife thought I was listening to Pink Floyd's Another Brick In The Wall!

At first I couldn't connect the two, but then I "changed" my mind to my native language and I can see a lot of similarities in the lyrics too.

This was a really weird moment... :)

https://youtu.be/YR5ApYxkU-U?list=RDYR5ApYxkU-U&t=237
The point is Toronto isn't offering any special deal and yet is competitive with cities offering massive incentives. A lot of news outlets are discounting it.
I haven’t used any of these before, but maybe this thread will be helpful? https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/the-definit.... Heroku is always a good choice too in case you don’t want to manually manage things.
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> It could of course be argued that in literature what is said is more important than how it is said

This could be said about most things to be honest. What something says or does is generally more important than how exactly it does, regardless of whether the thing is a book or a piece of tech or anything else in between.

It's one of the reasons so many startups and projects struggle, because they think their work is going to be about solving a programming problem while it's actually about solving a marketing/network/human one. So many people all programming community software to become the next Facebook or Reddit or whatever else. So many losing to some guy setting up a forum script because the latter actually focused on the community and the former were interested in the shiny tech.
I agree in the sense that any social media website which aims to create social interactions on a larger scale than the vast majority of humans are used to is a breeding ground for behavior like anonymous harassment etc. IMO the forum-type model is the best type of social media that i've seen from a community and usability perspective
I think it makes a pretty big difference!

It's been interesting seeing how the camera equipment industry has boomed since the introduction of camera phones. I like to think of those who got into photography by way of Instagram but eventually realized the value in having a more pure relationship with the practice. I wonder if everyone is capable of that relationship. You obviously have a great eye, and maybe that influenced the connection.
There's also the Open-Source https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A%2B_(programming_language) which was written by the creator of K before he left Morgan Stanley.
Whatever "moral valence" they do have, you've put there in your reading of the text. Beowulf is just a story about a famous warrior who takes a group of his supporters to help a king with a monster problem.
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I wonder how long it takes to boot up the system before you can drive with this approach.
>But the rational fear they once had is no longer justified.

That's not how it works in those places though. The neighbor countries can (and historically have) turn around and attack the other neighbors again and again, and there are tension and provocations and such even after periods of relative peace.

And you can't tell someone who lost their loved ones due to this or that incident involving some people, that it's now all "water under the bridge". Healing from such things takes many decades, and even generations to actually heal.

If X murdered your father, you didn't want any relation with them, even decades later, even if there wasn't anything else to fear from them. And you probably wouldn't be best buddies with their relatives in general either. Now, imagine that in a more widespread way, where whole countries were under attack, with perhaps hundreds of thousands or millions dying, and you having multiple people you mourn from that time.
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I would prefer someone I have a good working relationship with over a friend. My best friends are not in my field, but I have people in my life who I love working with, because we just click and are able to get stuff done. I wouldn’t say they were super close friends though as we don’t necessarily bond over anything other than work.
It seems to me the simplest answer is that they're fully aware and not doing anything about it. It doesn't take the best and brightest to figure it out. I've purchased thousands of twitter and facebook followers before for $5 on fiverr just for fun. There's no reason twitter or facebook can't do the same and identify the fake accounts. The logical conclusion is that they don't want to.
I think that depends on what you mean;
Jupyter lets you run magic[0] commands (run bash commands in subprocesses), and there's also a bash kernel[1].

[0]: https://blog.dominodatalab.com/lesser-known-ways-of-using-no...

[1]: https://github.com/takluyver/bash_kernel
I don't get why this guy gets downvoted. He's right. Who in the right mind would take advice from a solo-founder? That's like taking marriage advice from a monk. Of course you can do it yourself and it could work, but that's not the point. Even if this project will fail at helping people to find a co-founder, it's still a better exercise than just dismissing the idea.
I think I can kind of grasp why the Ackerman function is a good example of the language, but I feel it falls off a common cliff in programming exercises. It is too far off of things that I will ever actually find myself programming for me to really grok it quickly. Which means often when I thought I understood it, I had a few misunderstandings.

To that end, I'm not sure how to take some of this letter. I don't take the claim that tools shape the users as a criticism directly. Indeed, it seems to be somewhat favorable with the violin example there.

So, the question then, is in what way does APL shape its users? If it is to lament not being able to easily type and share their programs without a specialized terminal, it is hard to argue against the point. Indeed, that I had to be given a glossary to even attempt to read the program is baffling to me.

My guess is APL also helps build the mental muscles to shift things on a stack and compute on them. I recall having that ability from the early HP calculators did seem helpful in ways I couldn't express. Are there other benefits?
Your premise is centered around tech companies wanting to shut these things down. Is that actually true?
Please link to the primary site, which in this case is http://www.breitbart.com/tech/2018/01/08/conservative-blogge... , and not a mirrors.

This gives people more context than the archive.is link gives. For example, from the URL I can tell that it's from Breitbart and that it's from several weeks ago.

Eg., if I knew about this when it first came out, then I wouldn't need to read it again thinking it was a new instance.

And if course if I had already read the link in this browser then the link would have been colored as 'visited'.
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Is there an executive summary of the article?
I think this is from the same group.
And that they want it to a degree that exceeds the cost of doing it, and of keeping up in that arms race. Chances are they don't.
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If memory serves, '94 was just before internet access and web browsing became things that everyone had and did. I don't think people had settled on the terminology just yet.
Really. Enabling consumers repair/hack their own electronics is great.
This appears to be inspired by Amazon's MTurk, which data people typically use for manual data labelling; as a result, you may want to change the name.

CrowdFlower (https://www.crowdflower.com) is also a very large company in this space already.
I don’t think anyone with a medical degree thinks of aspirin as harmless. If you have any issues with bleeding, it can kill you. Vit C is different, but let me be clear that I’m not endorsing it. AFAIK there is no known toxicity related to Vit C, it’s ubiquitous in most modern diets, and has no secondary effects such as blood thinning.

Aspirin is often thought of as harmless by some, but it’s a powerful drug with numerous effects. Vit C is just ascorbic acid.
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It depends what you mean by closed.

Gluing in batteries enables much thinner, lighter construction. Maybe you think that’s unnecessary for a phone, others might differ, but for things like AirPods it’s a huge difference. In any case this issue is at least partly overblown, dealing with glued components makes home repair hard, but professional workshops and recycling specialists can often use heat systems and solvents.

Apple’s touchID is only secure if the system can trust the fingerprint data it gets from the touch sensor in the screen assembly. If anyone can plug in whatever screen assembly they like with no hardware secure identification, guaranteed security becomes impossible. The same is almost certainly true of the FaceID sensors.

So yes there are very real direct advantages from these manufacturing methods and from closed hardware systems. Whether you care about them is up to you, but surely it’s also up to each of us to choose for ourselves?
"CDC estimates that influenza has resulted in between 9.2 million and 35.6 million illnesses, between 140,000 and 710,000 hospitalizations and between 12,000 and 56,000 deaths annually since 2010." [0]

Even if it was only 5% effective, wide-scale vaccination would make a large difference.

[0] https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/disease/burden.htm
We can define market monopoly by market application segments of computing: desktop computers, mobile devices (smartphones, tablets), servers, embedded systems, IoT devices, etc. It's pretty clear that Intel holds nearly total monopoly in desktop and server segments.

I can imagine that this monopoly is close to being natural[1] (thus, legitimate and legal), one should be proved wrong to state otherwise. But I can't accept that an expensive, critically important, high-tech product turned out to be massively flawed, but the company (especially the monopolist) behind it not only doesn't bear responsibility, but generally denies the existence of the technical flaw ("it's not a bug, but a feature").

Moreover, it's still unclear whether this bug will be fixed at all[2].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_monopoly

[2] https://techcrunch.com/2018/01/22/linus-torvalds-declares-in...
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In the first tale the king is a minor character but seems to be a "good guy".

The protagonist does do something nasty and go on to live happily ever after with the victim though.
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Well, you know--people have opinions.

If not, we'd all be using OS/2 on IBM PCs instead of Windows, Macs, Linux, etc.
He's taking a stance for many, and treats the other as if he equally represents many.

He is not ready to "forgive and forget" and put "water under the bridge" for what he thinks those many did (or continue to do) to his country.

That's not a response to a "legitimate threat", but it's the expression of a legitimate (as far as that person is concerned) grievance.
Is Facebook still a news aggregator? I was under the impression that they killed their news feed.
It's been amusing to see fake follower buying explode on Instagram this last few years in the photography / modeling space.

Photographers buy 50-100k fake followers, which you can easily see because each one of their posts barely gets 200 likes, but people who don't check or don't know how the game is played think you're a big deal. With your 100k followers you can now reach out to models, who also bought a ton of followers themselves, and you can work together because now you're at a similar level of perceived clout, neither one of you is stepping down to collaborate with a "nobody".

When you work together, you think you will get exposure to each other's fan base, but in reality 95% of your followers are artificial, nobody wins in the end. Maybe you get some insta-fame from regular people casually using IG who have no idea how this stuff works.

You'll notice that brands rarely ever sponsor the type of people above because every time they let them run a promotion nobody ends up buying their products as a result of the shoutout. And that's because these people purchased their digital fame, and fake followers don't have credit cards to buy flat tummy tea or hair gummies or whatever they're peddling that day.

It's reminiscent of steroids, you probably wish you didn't have to take them, but if you're going to be playing that specific game, you have to take them or you'll be left out by those who do cheat.

Growing your instagram following organically these days is crazy hard. Both I and people I know with all sorts of numbers are mostly seeing constant loss of followers (fake accounts being taken down?) despite constant posting schedules of quality content. Discoverability through hashtags is dead as far as I can tell. It's reminiscent of trying to get big an an iOS app developer through the App Store alone, it's just not going to happen anymore, it's not 2007.

People (specifically photographers) are looking for an alternative to IG, but there's not one in sight. Ello is OK, but it's an artist circlejerk. 500px is a botfest. Steemit seems interesting but it's also being overrun by garbage content.
So which antagonist embodies the negatives of all these traits?
Yup, found it: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45858031/how-to-get-elas...

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>I guess Beowulf and The Odyssey weren't moral face-offs?

No, they aren't.

What's the "moral face-off" in Beowulf? He goes to help the King of the Danes defeat the monster Grendel. Then he returns home to become king and eventually dies fighting a dragon. Who is the "bad guy"? It's not a moral lesson about good and evil, but about virtues and qualities like bravery important to Anglo-Saxon society.

Same with the Odyssey. What's the "moral face-off"? Who's the bad guy? Odysseus has to wander because he had angered the god Poseidon, and goes through a series of adventures and ordeals as a result. It's not a moral struggle of good and evil, it's again a tale about important qualities like obedience to the gods.

Neither of those stories are "good guy vs. bad guy" stories in any way.
My apologies on the very late response, but if you haven't read it, I recommend the book The Eerie Silence. Covers a lot of this general idea.

https://smile.amazon.com/Eerie-Silence-Renewing-Search-Intel...
I thought lynx was a terminal based web browser or am I wrong?
All this tells me is that they use EC2, Aurora, and other AWS products. What am I supposed to do with that?
What if instead of Nick Cage and actresses on existing porn, the users put their own faces/bodies on the porn actor's face and body? Would that be weird and creepy or would it be more immersive for the user? Maybe it could even be good enough to create artificial memories, especially if adobe voice conversion technology was combined with it. Then you'd see and hear yourself having sex with a porn star.
I didn't make a straw man, I literally quoted her. Moral face-offs are not a "modern invention" -- I can give very concrete examples: see Odysseus vs. the sirens, Odysseus vs. Polyphemus, Odysseus vs. Circe, Odysseus vs. Poseidon.

Obviously, we won't have a Christian morality in an ancient Greek text, but Odysseus, at every turn, exemplifies the Greek virtues. The virtues he probably most aligns with is justice and courage.
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It's often the case that majority groups feel threatened by minority groups, or that the majority is jealous of a relatively more successful minority. Or that a minority group feels resentment for bad treatment.

These are all conditions that cause racial tension to flare. It's actually quite predictable, which reminds us that the spread of racism is like a social disease and should be treated as such.
Every other phone manufacturer is starting down this path of gluing things down.

Part of the value of ownership is being able to repair your own purchases.

Let me help you:

> If you want to change your own car battery, you are free to buy a car from a manufacturer other than Ford.
This is a song by Adriano Celentano, a very well known celebrity in Italy. He's a multi-faceted artist (now in his 80s), and his work has spanned three generations of Italians.

He's nicknamed "molleggiato" ("springy", or with good suspensions), and if you observe how he dances, you can immediately see why.

I thought this little context could be helpful for non Italians.
To be fair, tether really is quite shady. I think the real truth is probably somewhere in between.
> Truth be told, most of what ads fund is deeply underwhelming too.

Quite an important point not to miss:

The vast majority of advertising actually just funds the low-effort mass-generated clickbait farms of the "you won't believe this celebrity XYZ"-type and similar crap.

I don't have numbers but I would be surprised if actual quality[0] content producers took more than 5% of total Internet-wide advertising income.

So, in order to "support quality content producers" like everyone is always talking about, not only are we supposed to put up with all these shitty ugly dirty-needle-stabbing ads, but ALSO we're directly supporting and funding the clickbait linkfarming spam industry several times the amount of ad funding that ultimately end up with the "quality content producers".

The highest quality content usually has the least intrusive ads any way. I remember when we just hosted a bunch of banner links for local businesses that we personally contacted and asked if they wanted to advertise. They'd pay a monthly fee and that was it, no shady practices, no tracking and no 3rd parties. If that was too much work, or you couldn't get good deals, the alternative was putting up your content for free, for the love of it, for the fame, for shits'n'giggles, for whatever what drove your passion.

That was the Internet nearly two decades ago, and there honestly was no shortage of free, quality content. And webhosting costs were quite a bit higher back then.

[0] regardless how you would define "quality", let's agree that clickbait farms aren't it.
It's been on the launch pad for weeks, and had a successful static test. Space-X has to launch it soon or tilt it back down and take it away.

Although the Falcon Heavy is almost as big as the Saturn V, the launch setup is far simpler. It's lifted into vertical position at the pad. No vertical assembly building, no crawler-transporter. That's a big improvement. Takes some extra structural strength, which costs some payload, of course.
>I’m constantly amazed there isn’t a more standardized “transliteration” of APL into a slightly more verbose form that can be written easily on a conventional QWERTY keyboard

You can't be "constantly amazed" unless you have checked for those things -- because J (and other dialects) have been a thing for decades!
Well, because _Beowulf_ is a Christianized retelling of earlier more pagan versions adding in moralizing (and of course involves a fair bit of nationalism/ethnicism although most people tend to ignore the allusions to the backstories and dynasties because it's hard to keep straight even if it's equally hard to miss that Beowulf dying is considered very ominous for the survivors), so it follows the same pattern as King Arthur discussed in OP: what was originally a relatively neutral set of stories about a warrior fighting monsters then becomes morally inflected - Grendel is not just a bandit or some monster, but he's a descendant of Cain, the first murderer and fratricide, inimitably evil and opposed to all mankind and core Anglo-Saxon moral values like hospitality and feasting which he cannibalistically perverts, and his dam can only be slain by a weapon from Genesis.
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Think of it like cancer. Identifying cancer, saying “You have a growth”, is one problem is medicine. There are ways of doing this and the cancer is just fine being identified, it is none the wiser.

The moment you start to treat cancer is the moment you realize that identifying and treating the problem are leagues apart. Cancer mutates, cancer squirms, cancer goes incognito until the storm has blown over. By attempting to treat cancer, we’ve made it our adversary and it now will fight against our treatment. UV treatments cause mutations that the cancer might use to avoid further treatment, some drugs target specific causes of cancer which the cancer will then change to, and some treatments just kill the patient (Just as Twitter can’t just ban everyone). There is a balance that these large tech companies need to find just as a physician needs to determine the correct path.

I know this is a very optimistic view of the problem, but it aligns with my experience working, generally, in this space at similar scale.
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Regardless of comparative product quality, AMD does not have access to the fab capacity to compete with more than 10-20% of the volume of CPUs that intel ships. AMD is the only other x86 competitor which, for the time being, are not easily replaceable for a large swath of the market (eg desktop and server cpus). AMD can threaten Intel’s margins, or up to 20% of their volume, but otherwise intel is monopolistic to a significant degree.