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No, that's not correct.

As I said elsewhere in the thread, my family is Wasq'u, and we spoke Kiksht, a dialect of Upper Chinook that Chinook Wawa borrows from.

The boardings schools implemented on the reservations had the stated and explicit purpose of obliterating the culture, customs, and especially language, of the indigenous people.

If you hang out for any amount of time on the reservation, you know that people stopped teaching their kids the language because they were afraid of what would happen to them if they did not assimilate. The evidence is incontrovertible. There is no factual account that contradicts this.

I would know -- my grandmother was the first Native American woman with 2 PhDs, and her thesis was literally about this. I have been steeped in this history since I was a child.
One small note: Every single OEM sends out refurb'd major components, that is not a behavior unique to Apple.
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"Goods need to go through Israel/Gaza borders"- unless Egypt and EU will want to let goods go through the Egypt/Gaza border.

I'm not arguing that goods are currently flowing from Egypt. I'm saying that they could if Egypt and the EU would want them to. So the original comment you responded to was correct in wondering why Egypt is not being mentioned.
I find it annoying that people pretend the image is about men and not just one man who is about to get a clip over the ear.
You're not the only one worried about Lenovo.

https://freebeacon.com/national-security/military-warns-chin...
"What key to press" isn't the best way to think about it. Music is full of patterns, idioms, and so on, and we practice those too. That's why beginners are taught scales and arpeggios, and to get into rock or jazz, you learn their chords, progressions, etc.

In terms of what it's like to be able to do it, I'm a competent church musician, and generally I prefer to pick up songs from recordings than from sheet music – I can generally listen 2 or 3 times and then sit down at the piano and do a decent enough rendition.

When I'm very familiar with a song, I quite like to rearrange, reharmonise, etc. This has required both study and deliberate practice – I look for opportunities to use particular reharmonisation tricks, for example.

Start with stuff you like, and play along to recordings. Choose a level of difficulty that stretches you a little, and keep practising until it both sounds and feels good. Have fun!
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It's probably implied that Trello one day will become Jira...
We changed the title, in keeping with the site guidelines: "Please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait." Please see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18144886 for more explanation. I'll add a question mark to indicate that agreement isn't implied.

If you can suggest a better (i.e. more accurate and neutral) title, preferably using representative language from the article, we'll happily change it.
Pay attention to the article! The authors of these hoax papers don't demonstrate or address a methodological flaw in gender studies. They demonstrate that you can get papers written in bad faith into a peer reviewed journal, which is also trivially true for many disciplines, including economics, which you have previously implied people would have a problem getting a "nonsense" paper into.
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Wow, you know I am always blown away by how helpful people are and how awesome responses can be. I really appreciate this and all the resources, I'm reaching out to Fidor today to learn more
Because both address getting papers that are incorrect and have made up evidence into prominent peer-reviewed journals.
> Indexing is cheaper, yes, but that's because active management has positive externalities, and if no one will pay for it, those benefits will disappear.

Oh yeah? which benefits? When you know that on average, an astonishing 90 percent of actively managed mutual funds underperformed their benchmark indexes over the preceding 15 years. The index superiority was consistent and overwhelming.

I recently read the Little Book Of Common Sense Investing, and it was brilliant.
I would note that thinning and encapsulation of bare die allows typical thicknesses of <200um. Now, if you need an smt package and a (F)PCB then everything blows up to mm total thickness. Note also that typical minimum dicing width is 6-700um and your micros layout could be re-done to be a more toothpick 3x0.66x0.2 size. Still, gotta get power in and signals out, but conformal parylene will cover ACF or wirebonds.
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I was literally yesterday in the shop of an official reseller in Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia, there is no Apple Store here). I have non critical problems with my Macbook Pro and asked if they can fix it (including the keyboard problem for which there is a repair program).

"We will have to take it in for repair, this will take at least 14 business days."
Same here. Even if I am not a frequent roamer, I changed country every now and then.

Whatsapp already shows how painful is to use ephemeral phone numbers as identity: when you change your number, even with their migration procedure, you still have to notify all your contacts, because at most numbers are authentication, not identification. Doesn't strike me as unusual however that corporations with obsession on control and snooping are trying to conflate the two.
Yeah I think people don’t understand how big of a deal this would be. Remember Joseph McCarthy? Now picture that, in today’s politics, only with even a shred of real evidence that US companies and the military were infiltrated. That’s an act of war between two nuclear powers. There is literally no telling what kind of chaos could follow.

I’m not saying it’s guranteed that this story is good—-for one, I find the glossed over technical details a little questionable. But it is definitely plausible that this is a false denial, under orders or not.

Regardless, two points are very clear. Remember Stallman who uses that old X60 with a free BIOS? We all called him crazy when he insisted on not having management firmwares and secretive back doors. Now we have a story claiming they were used in an attack by a US adversary (as well as a long chain of confirmed recent security flaws). The second point is that we have to stop trusting China as the sole source for all electronics. It’s a national security crisis that there isn’t a single US facility making many of the components needed for basic computing platform. The federal government needs to immediately and strongly incentive more domestic foundries. And not the trump style “here be factory, jobs good” but actual targeted planning to bring the whole supply chain back, not just the final assembly everyone talks about.
When you buy Apple stuff aren't you accepting that you're someone who pays way over the odds for it but that it's the price you pay for the lifestyle choice or something? I mean, I don't get it, as I always try and get the best bang for my buck so Apple stuff, being almost an order of magnitude more expensive doesn't stand a chance but if you can justify throwing money at a phone or laptop can't you just throw a bit more at it when it breaks?
I unpacked and racked many rows of those topsy servers apple says never racked up with siri. Small world.
Responding to someone's work with "Please no" seems snarky to me. Certainly it's rude—especially in a Show HN thread, which is all about someone sharing their own work.

https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
what were your consulting fees for this service?

Keep this ad hominem nonsense off HN, please.
Thanks, I was trying to remember that book, that was such an interesting story. I couldn't find it by a web search, took a hackernews search!
Yeah, but then it's not exciting.
Are MacBooks really that expensive? The MacBook Pro retina with 516ssd is a lot cheaper than the Microsoft surface book and around similar to the XSP, but the XSP is much lower quality.
Freedom to offend, hell yes.

But there is an issue when someone is directly inciting to hatred and violence against targeted groups or individuals. That sort of betavior needs to be acted against. The problem then is that the hatemongers actively try to skirt as close as they possibly can to the line without crossing it, with dogwhistle terms and other tricks.

I don't have a perfect solution, and I don't think we'll find one. When you've literally got people calling for named individuals to be thrown from planes, that is clearly out of bounds, though.
"redecentralize founder" writing a post on medium.com, oh the irony
I think I had the same book as the GP -- or follow up book at least: "Superlogo voor kinderen" (Superlogo for kids) from A.W. Bruna publishing. All commands were translated to Dutch. At the time, I had no idea I was using a LISP like language, but I recall being incredibly excited when the diskette arrived in the mail. I drew so many spirals with that little turtle. It had built-in sprite and sound support as well making it a truly early kids oriented and quite feature-complete language.
Interesting concept for a sit-com although not entirely original. Sometimes funny, sometimes not.

What makes it good overall is the cast, nothing else.
Do you really thing you can set up and run a Kubernetes cluster, even a small one, without significant understanding of standard sysadmin tooling? I know a fair bit, and I didn't find it easy.
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I haven't tried this yet and I don't know how well it works, but it looks like a good way to move forward for Sublime Text.
Exactly. The Little Book of Common Sense Investing is a very nice read on that matter.
You can also adjust the ac from the steering wheel too. on the S you can setup the button on right side of the steering wheel to control whatever you want, without using the screen (there's one on the left side of the steering wheel for volume). On the S there's a screen behind the wheel, you can see it while looking out the front window to the road in your vision. So you can make it cooler or warmer right there. I agree though that using buttons that you learn the location of by muscle memory and don't have to look at are a bit safer. Now I can do it automatically without having to look around; that would be much harder the first few times.
After benchmarks.
That's... Odd. I have used a LOT of different ORMs and nothing else came even close to the experience of Entity Framework with its fantastic type inference and Linq integration. Bring your contexts into linqpad and you have one of the most transparent and streamlined ORM development sessions I could possible imagine. This was all with 6 though(IIRC) and code first; not with Entity Framework Core.

There were certainly a couple gotcha's and quirks to get used to, particularly around initial modeling, but the unit of work pattern made possible with task local storage was spot on.
This also enables governments like China to prevent its citizens from modifying apple hardware. In essence it provides a tool for a government to retain control.

You might trust Apple but do you trust your government to not pressure Apple? Apple cares about making money, not its users.
You can't just ask for proof for everything. Sometimes you need to read between the lines.

You have no proof that the denial is genuine. Either those denials or the story on those spy chips is untrue.

Seems more likely to me that the story is true but that everyone has been told to remain mute.
You should directly incite hatred towards groups that deserve it.
I'm speculating this works similar to iOS developer signing, where each device has a unique HW-fused ID, and only Apple can issue a cryptographically-signed provisioning profile with that ID to allow you to load software onto that device.

In this case, each HW subsystem probably has its own unique ID which is hashed together; replacing one invalidates the hash and requires Apple to re-sign the system's "provisioning profile" to pass power-on tests.
People are seeing on touchscreen phones, which is faster than typing. I can't believe you're surprised people aren't using BlackBerries! Once paying for texts stopped being relevant teenage girls moved onto smartphones and that was the of BlackBerry.
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Speaking as someone who is _not_ a citizen of the USA and is well aware of his issues, he seems to be first US President who actually appears to have the guts to do something about it. I doubt an establishment politician would ever have imposed tariffs on 200 billion dollars of China imports.
Where can one see the results of a useful result.. and by that i mean

Submitted problem X to Dwave cost $Y and returned in Z minutes.

Vs

Problem X cost $A and returned in W minutes from AWS...
I expect that whoever the candidate is, they have a bit more damn decorum.

This is a job-for-life. We can do better. Hell the guy who interviewed before (Garland) wasn't that bad.
You can prosecute someone in your home country and even change policies with enough political support. Best of luck doing this in China without getting 're-educated'.
You know they also sell machines without the secure enclave bonded to the substrate. If you don't want that feature you can buy one of their other machines -- or someone else's.

I can find plenty of reasons to dump on Apple, but I do believe their commitment to customer privacy is pretty strong (even before considering that they are a large corporation).

And I say that even though I don't believe, say, their commitment to open standards (it's historically been enthusiastic in areas where they have been behind and then, if they claw themselves out of that particular hole, the commitment is mysteriously sloughed off). The privacy issue, in particular in the Cook era, has been more consistent (if imperfect) even when I would not think it needed to be for business reasons.

Again, I'm not trying to paint apple with some broad "good guy" brush, just talking about this one issue.
The US needs to make electronics supply chain sovereignty the number one priority of the federal defense budget. Why are we fighting useless drone wars when our country is being attacked on a daily basis in the cyber realm?

If this story is true, it will be an escalation clearly and willfully by the PRC from mere state-sanctioned economic espionage to an act of war against the US.
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Main issue to me is no self repair and AASP don’t actually repair stuff...

Slight damage needing a few cents worth of caps replaced? Yeah that will be a full board swap. $900 please, oh and we don’t keep that main board in stock (cause Apple doesn’t let us) so it will be a week before we can do the swap...

I don’t mind paying a little extra, I do mind getting fucked over.

Now it does look like this software is only about the pairing of the components (main board, Touch ID, screen...) so component level repair should be fine as long as the cpu or the T2 doesn’t pop, so it’s not completely the end of the world but Apple are taking the piss now.

It’s not about the cost. It’s about the inability for anyone but who Apple chooses to be able to fix your hardware.
I was under the impression that expressing your own views and opinions is allowed and is a natural part of any discussion. Such expressions cannot be supported with facts.
Lots of questions about "is this real or a scam", "what's it good for", "what's the difference between this and a true QC". Well...

I have signed up for this, I know very little about the nath, the theory etc.
I'm not a computer scientist but apperantly that is what they want, they want people that will come at quantum computing with little to no previous knowledge and come at it with a different point of view..in particular they are hoping for the "killer app". I figure if the Kardashians can get ritch off the internet without knowing one line of code, maybe I have a shot with this!

It will cost me nothing but a bit of time and at the very least I will gain a bit of experience from it.
I have not spent much time on it but have watched a few of their videos and they seem to explain things a bit better than the regular "both 0 and 1" crap most people spew.

Here are two links to their videos that cover a lot of the questions asked in this thread.

I say keep an open mind and give it a shot, don't let the nay sayers make you miss out on something that could be a great opportunity.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?annotation_id=annotation_3470308...

https://m.youtube.com/watch?annotation_id=annotation_2178338...
How about Flatbuffers?
Children always depends learning on what they see. They have little known of recognition on how they will interpret it as whether it's a good thing or a bad thing. If children saw something funny and people often try to just laugh it off, they will saw it as a good thing, even though it has a visible thing of hurting someone. You can't control on what they see on youtube. Of course, it all depends on the parent or responsible adult to control and limit on what they saw. There are still good and learning videos on youtube that children must see. Have them limit watching youtube and as much as possible refrain on teaching them on how to navigate on youtube. Always make sure that the autoplay is off so that videos would point to other topic.
For this reason MacBooks aren't really business devices in my opinion. What kind of business is okay with the service Apple provides? You have to send one employee to the Apple Store (if there is even one located near you), maybe get a replacement device, maybe wait for 2 weeks for it to return? This is so much more expensive than buying Dell, HP, Lenovo, etc. with on-site support. On top of that you often get repair manuals for the slightly bulkier models.
I have just read an article about someone who won a lawsuit against telemarketers at http://www.whycall.me/news/my-4500-payday-from-a-telemarkete.... I think people could try this way to make some of them think twice before they harass us with their unwanted calls.
> Fb isn’t one of those places, that should be abundantly clear by now.

Do you work there or know someone close who does? This small glimpse into their corporate culture (not to mention Mark or Sharyl's public speeches) is not really indicative of what the ground-level culture is like.

My guess: they're an SV company and the liberal-majority culture of the valley infuses FB.
Bloomberg never said you bought supermicro servers they said you bought supermicro motherboard. Is Apple’s legal team creatively writing to misinterpret the fax
What should one study if you wanted to "get up to speed" with these types of models? Like which branches of statistics deals with this? It looks like you need to combine time-series with some kind of demand forecasting?

Say I wanted to do something like this to Widgets and adjust their prices over time, assuming I can collect data on how other people are pricing similar Widgets in the "market" (using this to estimate demand/supply), etc.

I'm just not sure what this type of field is called so I get get up to speed with state of the art.
If they make more money from locking it down why would they not do it with all their devices?

If they show you can earn 10% more revenue in an area with slim margins why wont others follow in their footsteps.

The only real solution is to make this strategy illegal.
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if you want to grasp existing code base fast, try copying it line by line. You don't have to finish all code. Once you cover to 30-40 % of code base, you become comfortable with it.
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I have 30+ years of experience writing C/C++. And I implement applications written in JS a lot faster than when using C/C++. A good developer can be productive in any programming language.
Parts of Netflix run on node, lots of major back-end infrastructure does not. This isn't even really a nit IMHO, I just feel that's a gross miss-characterization of their system: http://nebula-plugins.github.io/ .
Coincidentally, Joe Fitzpatrick was also one of the experts cited in the Bloomberg article. It would have been great to see this kind of technical perspective in the Bloomberg article! Joe clearly has value to add to the conversation and it is disappointing that Bloomberg chose to leverage his credentials in the hardware security community to add fluff to their article instead of any real insight. Same with using Joe Grand as well.
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