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I think reddit has bigger issues than the look of their site. I stopped using it once all the hate subreddits started growing. Even the smaller more niche subreddits I frequented turned into meme filled echo chambers. What really did it in for me was just how much sponsored content made the homepage that wasn't labeled as such.

They also banned me from reddit gifts for pointing out their first sponsored exchange (before they said it was sponsored, they tried acting like it was "fan service").
While waiting for my Youyota Sailfish tablet (https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/youyota-sailfish-os-2-in-...), I'm using a Sony Xperia X phone as my travel computer. It was simple to install Sailfish X: https://jolla.com/sailfishx/

Bluetooth is a bit patchy at the moment (the keyboard drops out occasionally); I'm waiting for a software update to fix that. (Jolla's updates are frequent, so I'm not fretting about this.)

Now, it runs Linux, with a proper terminal, and a suite of software - I'm using Emacs with SBCL and Erlang. (I had to compile Erlang - not a problem at all!)

Going through your list:

- SSH 'out-of-the-box'

- Emacs (or Vim)

- not quite Ubuntu; it's RPM based

- a smaller form factor than iPad Pro, but that's what the tablet will hopefully rectify!

- proper multitasking, unlike Android or iOS

Plus, I get telephony, and VPN support in the OS.

Compared to iPad and Android tablets, this is a breath of fresh air - no idiotic hoops to jump through (rooting the machine); simple to transfer files via SD card, USB, or just use SCP from the terminal. Root access is just a 'su' away.
The issue seems to be many equate developer == UNIX developer, as if there wasn't anything else.

Also UNIX underpinnings on macOS, just like on NeXTSTEP, was just a mere convenience, the OS culture was never about crufty CLI programming, and many that only jumped into Apple after OS X have not yet grasped it.
What’s a ‘User Experience’ Anyways?
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Do you mind if I e-mail you some writings? I'd like to get your opinion on them. I agree with what you say, and I'm brainstorming solutions to the lack of education and critical thinking / bs filtering [first at home, eventually abroad]
i would say that was the feature.
Just a tip: it wasn't officially advertised, but with iPads 2 and 3 (and probably 4 as well, those with the wide connector before the lightning connector was released) you could use ANY USB keyboard connected via the so called camera-kit connector (or whatever it was called, basically just a USB adapter). That could still hold true if there any USB adapters out there available for these new connectors).
To be fair, that accurately describes a lot of the programming I do on my Macbook too...
For those who don't know, OPPO's main line of business is selling cellphones now. They seem to do pretty well in China, and they are the parent company of OnePlus, which many thought is a competitor to OPPO. It's actually not easy to find information of OPPO and OnePlus's relationship unless you query the commerce database in the Chinese government, where you will also fine that VIVO and OPPO are affiliates..which are under control of BBK Electronics, who shipped 56.7 million smartphones in 2017 Q4 surpassing both Huawei and Apple to become the 2nd largest smartphone manufacturer in the world, just behind Samsung.
Funnily enough: Reddit started declining for me around the time they started banning "hate" subreddits but leaving others in place (r/shitredditsays for example). It felt like the curators of the site really had some kind of agenda to push, and it really turned me off of using it as a news aggregator platform.

(I say this as a person who has never been a member of any of the banned subreddits)
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"Currently all educational system teaches students to respect and obey authority."

Well, all public education is based on the Prussian template so what would you expect :)

But seriously...

I think the tendency of the masses to follow the perceived leader is a facet of the human psychology rather than the result of a nefarious scheme.

From what I can tell of the education of my kids in Finland, the teachers really try to walk a tight rope between having small kids behave in an orderly manner as a group and not to stifle individual creativity and will to learn.

You need some authority and and respect of it in schools. Otherwise it would turn into a lord of the flies remake. I presume your critique is directed towards overbearing, paternalistic unnecessary harsh discipline.

I think the amount of this depends on the country you are discussing and and you need to be more specific. All primary education systems are not alike.
I asked for both a and b.

I could make do with an older computer for Office and Outlook.
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There's not much there yet. It's a readme file that points to the background discussion that led to this. The intent is for this to be an open source project.

I have long fantasized about a project that provides smart phones or tablets to homeless individuals, but I want the device to come with some kind of informational or educational component. Ideally, it should be built into the phone and I had no idea how to do that well. In conversation on HN, someone suggested a custom Android ROM. This is a new concept for me.

I have already developed informational resources in the form of various blogs, but I didn't know how to set up a phone so that it points to them. Hopefully a custom ROM will solve that.

Then people can wipe their old phones, install the custom ROM and give them away. This repo is intended to provide the technical piece marrying existing informational resources to the hardware in an elegant fashion so that just giving a homeless person the phone hooks them up with a means to start solving their problems.

My initial concept was that someone would need to develop a class or information packet and that strikes me as inherently problematic. If a phone can be set up properly such that the phone itself prompts people with URLs and other info, that is a vastly superior solution. Homeless people have trouble making it to classes. They lose papers or get them wet. Etc. I think this idea only really works if the phone itself is the instruction manual for how to start accessing online resources relevant to the needs of homeless individuals.

I have a lot to learn about the technical end of things. I would welcome collaborators.
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As I said: "propaganda" brings a whole set of assumptions to the table. My point was that if you can sustain a campaign (not propaganda campaign, i.e. just a real strong case) then you should, because that means there is a genuine problem.
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Thanks for sharing this article. This is exactly what comes to mind for me. I recently came back to this to see if I could set up an old iPad with this setup to see if it would be valuable to buy the iPad Pro.

Amazing how much you are limited without multitasking (as is the case with the old iPads).
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My comment is probably also considered "negative" but I actually come from an academic background and appreciate the value and importance of good research.

In my opinion, the major problem with your post is that your view crystallises the ivory tower mentality instead of really discussing the difference between "researchers" and "tinkerers". In reality, statuses and titles aside, there is only a fine line between a seriously good "tinkerer" and a seriously good "researcher", and the assertions you have made are simply shallow and narrow.

Your attitude towards opposing, but non-hostile opinions is also rather off-putting—you are simply making light of people who wish to add to the discussion and dismissing them instead of addressing them. It doesn't seem to be that of a reasonable person who is willing to consider different views and explore different possibilities, and definitely not one of a good researcher.
> design is over valued

I would be more specific. Designing so things look good is over valued. Designing so things are simple to use the first time but don't restrict the user later on are under valued.
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> Different localities have different cultures, and for some, it's good.

Men deciding what women want is a repugnant thing to do. To use your own examples:

1. If infertility is with the man, can the woman simulataneously keep two husbands?

2. Can a woman marry a widower to take care of him while being in a marriage?

Pretty sure this is blasphemous in Islam.
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Exactly. There is a distinction that needs to be made between something that is trying to solve my problem for me, and something that will let me best solve the problem for myself, in my own way.

Nothing frustrates me more than when software thinks it knows better than me.
> Tesla should have detailed maps of this big roads

Their imminent software update adds exactly that. They took their navigation data in house because the atuff they used before wasn't detailed enough.
If you've got discs you want to preserve, get them dumped using a modded PS3 and store the files for posterity.
No company truly wants its customers to be made aware of recalls for its products. A business has very little to gain (some goodwill), but much to lose (a lot of money). They put in the minimum effort mandated by law, and have no incentive to open themselves up to increased recall numbers. Companies are not going to willingly provide APIs that allow third party companies to simplify or centralize registrations.

Thus, a company wanting to do this would be left performing manual data entry or automated scraping of existing sources. It would also be nice to notify users of products which have multiple reports of a defect, before recalls are put out. However I suspect companies would be quick to sue over unsubstantiated claims.

Monetization of such a product would be limited. Very few people would pay for this service. You're essentially left with building a profile based on a user's purchased products, used to sell ad space and/or push affiliate links. With how infrequently a user would be opening the website or mobile app, I can't imagine the income being enough to sustain even a small startup. Assuming there are existing public catalogues of recall information that can be scraped, I could see a solo developer doing this as a quick project for some side income. I don't see this as being a full startup due to, as you put it, "vendor compliance".
Reality is often more insidious than that... Most issues are (sadly) not of a binary nature but created through misunderstanding and different evaluation functions between parties. In general, every position has some „truth“ or „value“ to it that other positions are not able to subsume.

For example, immigration in Europe... some people want to make it easier others want to curb it completely. Who is right? There are arguments for both sides and your individual preferences and experiences determine which one you will find more convincing. There is no binary right or wrong over all cases.
In my experience, people go to shows with local bands because they're either an opening act for a bigger more well-known band (as ssaew333 mentioned), or because they've already seen them before at a festival, or because of recommendations from their friends. Word of mouth is huge when it comes to smaller bands.

What streaming does is that it makes it so much easier to check out a band when a friend says "hey, give this band a listen, they're pretty good!". The initial recommendation comes from a friend, usually not the streaming service.
why framework? you limit the usage.
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How is this a dupe?
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I think the - actually usable UI as opposed to the dumbified abortion most of the big sites have - train is long gone.

A usable UI (for non-niche sites) is one of those things you can get nostalgic about with "back in my day...". It's not coming back as long as advertisers pay for things.
It's voat.co, not voat.com
It’s all software, it’s quite unlikely they don’t have a firmware upgrade procedure.

The hard part is getting AT&T to move.
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> They can't both be right

And this is where you are lacking critical thinking. Single issue wars and issues with only two sides are rare enough that I'm not sure any have ever existed. Its definitely possible for both sides to be right (and wrong) and its definitely normal that educated people won't agree no matter how long they discuss an issue.
This video was the first timeThat topic was first time when it appeared, no one commented that it was here before and linked to that page, it was an actual video so not an opinion blog or media spin.

The video was very clear and it showed a real problem, the system followed the wrong line on the roads and the comments were answering explaing what they thing it happened, what the capabilities and limitation of Tesla radar are( I learned that Tesla has a radar) and of course there were the skeptic comments that I think are the cause of those dislikes, I don't think is good for the community to disaprove of well thought skeptic comments, some of the readers here studied AI in universities and worked with AI and know about it's limitations and they can express the skepticism that the self driving hardware and software is not ready yet.
UNIX developers you mean.
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What has given you HIDPI trouble?

I have Kubuntu at home and a 4k screen, and also at work with a "3k" screen. I don't do development at home, but the general desktop works fine.
> Can't work on a plane, or wherever there's spotty WiFi

When I moved to the iPad-only I thought this would be an issue. Reality is I cannot code without WiFi anyway (checking documentation, doing research, etc...). I understand that may not be the case for everyone though, but coding without WiFi may actually be the exception.

And for spotty-low speed, that's where Mosh shines. I've even worked on spotty 2.5G tethering from a remote place.
I think a big issue with the new design is the trust issue I/people have that stem from Reddit's other design efforts. Take the mobile website. It looks a lot nicer than the desktop site, but is completely unuseable on a lower end (but current) android device - because instead of showing content immediately it does some javascript client rendering and shows some loading screen, and that regularly takes 10-20 seconds on bigger comment threads. At the same time there is still i.reddit.com, an ugly mobile site seemingly from way back when sites started to make dedicated iPhone-targeting mobile variants, and that one is as fast as a site can be. Actually usable.

On mobile, if you visit the reddit site, they push a "use the app"-banner in your face. Every goddamn time.

When they redesigned the profiles recently there was a lot of pushback. I did not necessarily agree with that, I thought and think the new profile sites are fine in general. But what definitely was an issue was the performance. Again some javascript client rendering leading to loading indicators, even on the desktop. They improved loading times after that, but still.

So one big point of the new design is not actually "how will it look", but whether they will get the functionality/UX right. HN does, without client side rendering and redesigns...
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But, as has been pointed out above, the video has been posted here, and has been discussed here. There are over 200 comments about the video.

The link you posted contains no new information.
It’s not surprising given the context in which it was started.
> In any war, both sides believe they're right, but they can't both be right

If you assume that there is an objective, external moral “right” defined in a very particular kind of way, this may be true, but that hidden premise is far from universally aceepted.