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Just because there's the word hacker here doesn't mean this is a hacker space for hackers now, and nor that it will ever trend in that direction...

Some people just want an emotionally calm place to discuss ongoing industry trends they have to keep up with, a superior Reddit with more serious chat. Which group will come to define the character of this place?
The standard option would be to import the images into the Photos app. I’ve yet to install iPadOS but I’d imagine simply plugging in a USB would present such an option to the user. They may need to open photos and tap import.

Once you’ve enabled Photo syncing in iCloud and pay the monthly fee (€3 per month for 200GB etc) then that’s all there is to it.

My parent’s iPad backs up all their encrypted device content to my iCloud storage via Family Sharing, they don’t pay a thing. I’ve no access to it but it eats slightly into my quota. My mother has the USB A to lightning dongle and she’s can easily import from her Canon P&S. Normally I have to explain every step to her but I was away when the dongle shipped to her and she managed it just fine.

The Photos app has a reasonable editor that get the job done. Add Afinity Photo to that and it’s ability to open from iCloud and you’ve a Photoshop killer.

The nice thing about Apple Photos Library is that it keeps the original image and all edits so you don’t lose anything.
whoah, that's awesome. what are the main use cases?
Presenting only intelligent and fact based viewpoints and ignoring others is not being one-sided. Smart people on right are represented on NPR but they are labeled centrists in the current political climate.

The right lacks the facts and ability to argue. Representing sponsored talking points and emotion can be ignored.
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Is this sustainable?
That's generally true, but there's a more specific affliction you sometimes run into that the parent comment is referring to.

There are some single software programs so big and complex that you can build entire careers out of them. People who do that become wizards within that software suite, and then incorrectly generalize that to believing they know everything about computers. When really, they are Photoshop jockeys, Avid editors, Maya artists, etc. and they are mostly lost outside of those applications.

If you haven't worked in creative fields like video you may not have run into them, but they are definitely a breed.

(Developers fall prey to this sometimes too, but our job tends to require us to use a variety of tools and the underlying operating system itself, so we do end up with a greater breadth of experience.)
You're experiencing the motte and bailey in action, my friend. "It's only asking people to be nice, nothing more!"
It's subtle, but no, Putin isn't popular in the way freely elected leaders are. He's only preferable to the alternative.
"Brexit was not an “outburst” or a cry of despair or a message to the European Commission. It was an eviction notice. It was an explicit withdrawal of the legal sanction under which Brussels had governed Europe’s most important country. If it is really Britain’s wish to see its old constitutional arrangements restored, then this notice is open to emendation and reconsideration. But as things stand now, the Leave vote made E.U. rule over the U.K. illegitimate. Not illegitimate only when Brussels has been given one last chance to talk Britain out of it, but illegitimate now. What Britons voted for in 2016 was to leave the European Union—not to ask permission to leave the European Union. It is hard to see how Britain’s remaining in the E.U. would benefit either side."
Last quarter's gross margin was 15%. Given that the small number of Model S and X's probably have much better margins, the Model 3 margin is below 15%, but probably not much below.

https://ycharts.com/companies/TSLA/gross_profit_margin
>The New Yorker even fact checks the poetry (seriously!)

After the debacle with Lehrer, I'd be amazed if the New Yorker wasn't fact checking everything the print, down to their ad copy.
They should have proposed to use peacocks instead.
You probably weren't doing any work and just using the iPad to watch and read stuff. It's made for that.
> But a factual controversy can also be costly, driving down sales and, in extreme cases, forcing the publisher to recall and destroy finished copies.

Are there examples of this happening? Michael Wolff's book was a bestseller, for example, despite many of the factual disputes coming up prior to its release.

In theory, lack of fact-checking would seriously hurt a traditional media outlet, as it could reduce traffic or subscriptions. For authors, however, it's not exactly the same calculus. Once the book is sold, it's sold (I realize it's a bit more complex than this with advances and returns, my point is that convincing someone to keep paying them monthly isn't a concern). Once they become a best-seller, they'll be able to put "best-seller" in their "About the Author" section. While there's a future credibility argument (which can be partially mitigated by the value of being a "best-selling author"), I'd argue that from a pure "maximize returns from this publication" perspective, there's really only an incentive to fact check things that are so egregious that it could lead to a recall or stop the book from being published in the first place.

This is not a good situation to be in, but the job a publisher is hired to do is to take a manuscript and turn it into something that can be sold in bookstores. I'm not really sure that it should be their role to police this, unless it's published by a media outlet explicitly as journalism.
You may not be convinced, but the generation of younger kids expect every screen to be a touch screen. It's amusing to watch my kids (3 and 5) touch the screen expecting it to react the same way an iPad or iPhone responds.
Will there be any alternatives to those black box devices from Google, Amazon, etc.?
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But the nice thing about the mysterious gestures is that you really don't need them. If you are a power user you might learn them - otherwise you just keep using it like an old-style iPad - like my wife does. It's sort of the equivalent of righ-click on a Mac.
I fail to see how RSS feeds can't still use cookies? Once you've got a cookie then the feed can easily add tracking links or a unique mp3 file with personalised ads inserted. It's trivial to do this with a web server.

Edit: This assumes using a web browser to access the feeds. Obviously cookies won't be kept with an app.
Your comment is not made in good faith, and really just highlights that there aren't many "good" conservatives (at least not in the social conservative realm. Like I said, I find fiscal conservatives to be much more reasonable as they tend not to care about petty social problems).

Here's your boy James Wood and his "reasonable comments":

> In later years, Woods has become known for frequently espousing his political views on his Twitter page which has 2 million followers. In September 2018, Twitter briefly blocked Woods' account over a hoax meme he shared purporting to be from the Democratic Party telling men not to vote.[59][60]

> Woods has promoted conspiracy theories on Twitter; in 2017, he used the platform to echo claims that George Soros was behind a violent far-right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia,[61] and in 2018 he suggested that a series of mail bombs sent to Trump critics was a staged "political stunt," although he later deleted that tweet.[62]

And here's Scott Adams, with his misogyny laid bare:

> Adams has shared on his blog and elsewhere that men may feel emasculated by the nomination of a female candidate for president. Of the 2016 Democratic National Convention, he said the following: "If you're an undecided voter, and male, you're seeing something different. You're seeing a celebration that your role in society is permanently diminished. And it's happening in an impressive venue that was, in all likelihood, designed and built mostly by men."[45]

Where are these "high conservatives" you speak of? These two are just angry old white men with nothing left to contribute to society.
The full analysis of the call is fascinating.

For the dispatcher, the question was sensible because "I don't know" is one fork in triage that helps separate from answers like "she's diabetic so maybe her blood sugar dropped". For the caller, it feels like he's expected to have an answer and isn't getting helped by the dispatcher, particularly if he already knows that he doesn't have any useful information.

From a completely dispassionate view, the dispatcher still got his answer: no known cause, continue to step 2. But as far as training dispatchers, it raises all kinds of questions: Can you reorder the questions to get the caller's observations and then their knowledge? Can you rephrase 'why?' so that "I don't know" feels like part of the process and not a breakdown of it? Can you prepare the dispatcher better to deescalate or ignore the hostility instead of worsening it?
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"If you use my free stock photo you have to give away your whole portfolio for free too" sounds unreasonable to me.
I think they should be made to provide updates for all Android devices while they continue to sell devices with Android and some timeframe beyond. In both Google's and Apple's case they can easily commit to supporting all devices for as long as they commit to selling devices with these operating systems.

Imagine the travesty if Microsoft could turn off Windows updates like this and write off general purpose computers just a few years old or even five years old per Apple. This is a joke, we should not be making exceptions for Google or Apple, their software should not be allowed to render 10s or 100s of millions of competent devices obsolete annually.

This is anti-consumer and stupidly-bad for the environment, and we can see from Windows it is entirely optional and we can see from their $100+ billion in savings each, that Google and Apple could do it too.
China has around 25 electric car manufacturers not too unlike Detroit in its hay-day in 1920s. Sooner or later many will crash and burn and some merge to become bigger players. Long story short, industries with heavy CapEx sooner or later end up being handful of players.

BYD buses and ABQ rapid transit saga is an interesting one. Most of the Chinese electrics are not up to the snuff and so Albuquerque decided not to order any new buses and send back the ones delivered.
Did you ever have issues with local DNS caching after switching location?

Did you ever have to run the following command to reset Apple's local DNS after switching?

sudo dscacheutil -flushcache
sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder

As far as I know, Pi-Hole sets a relatively short TTL on its responses, but I think should still cause a non-zero delay when you disable it, shouldn't it?
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Sure, those sound great, but that's not a subscription, that's a donation. And sustaining something via donations requires a huge confluence of people caring about something all at the same time with single-minded intentionality. It's fantastic when it works out, but it's far from being something you can just prescribe as a solution. People are finnicky, and without a unifying ethos this model simply isn't realistic in the general case.

This is the biggest strength of government-organized public spending, by the way. Some people say private organizations - when you include nonprofits - can accomplish anything a government can. And that's true in theory, but in practice certain things don't work at all unless everyone's on the exact same page. And turns out it's really hard getting everyone on the exact same page. So democracy says "we're going to vote on what that exact same page is, but then we're all going to act as a single unit no matter how we individually feel about the decision". Some things can only work that way.
Check out mm-ADT: http://rredux.com/mm-adt/. The goal of the project is to develop a distributed virtual machine and bytecode specification to make it easier to integrate processors, storage systems, and query languages.

I recently gave a talk on mm-ADT at ApacheCon: https://www.slideshare.net/slidarko/mmadt-a-multimodel-abstr...
Evolutionary. But the improvements are very worthwhile.
When you're in the thick of it, just remember, it won't be like this forever.
> specifically, don’t love the mass email pretending to be specific 1-1 email.

In the context of an email soliciting a 1-1 interaction, I completely agree.

I'm ok with a marketing email personalizing itself to me ("Hey <name>, from <name> at <company>.")
More interesting is how in the British Isles and Oceania, how cunt and mate have switched meaning.

I'd rather my friends call me a cunt (as the closest ones do) than mate, because the thin veneer of politeness in mate implies distance if not contempt (from strangers / acquaintances).
Most people understand the difference between business and professional controversies and those that are demeaning to people based on immutable identity.

It is disingenuous to consider all (mis)behavior equal in severity or kind.
Great insight for the datascientists team i'm working with !
People constantly blame the culture. Look at Hillbilly Elegy, for example.
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Anecdotally, I find it fascinating that many people find cannabis induces anxiety, while many others use cannabis as a treatment or coping mechanism for anxiety. I'm sure the strain, strength, and exact blend of cannabinoids are relevant factors (and perhaps a bit of placebo/psychosoma based on past experiences), but I suspect if one controlled for all those variables, we'd still see wildly different effects w/r/t anxiety, based on individual brain differences alone.
One under-rated "creation tool" that the iPad (regular and pro especially) has is its front-facing camera.

I have been playing with low-key streaming with the iPad Pro, and have been pleasantly surprised at how well I can prop up the iPad to stream, and use the extra real-estate to read or check-in on stream chat.

I don't want / need the super high quality tools of a professional streamer, but I don't want grainy 2001 feature phone video - just something that can allow me to keep it as a fun side hobby without investing thousands of $ in a set-up.

And there are a bunch of decent apps to do some light video editing, but iMovie tends to satisfy my needs.
A conspiracy can play out in public, even if very few people are involved in pushing the agenda. All that needs to be done is put a few people in a few well-placed areas to seed the information needed to have public servants, CEOs or ground-roots activists, etc... act in sympathy or concert with what the conspirators need to happen to play out their plan.

Google "FBI manufactures terror suspects."
13.1 releases today and is supposed to be much much less buggy. Not sure how buggy 13.1 is but you should really focus on that as 13.0 was extremely unusual and out for only 5 days. Essentially a beta that may have been rushed out for tarrif related reasons, as some have speculated.
Thank you for your help!

It actually run only on Node (but could be adapted on browser). Yes an online demo is a good idea!

I did used prettier and Xo in the past. I know I'm in the wrong but my eye are so much adapted to that C/C# style that it is way easier for me to read. For a next update/my next open-source projects, I'll think twice about it.

I have no doubt Typescript is great. I've tried use it in previous very complex projects pushing JS to limits. It had a few quircks that made it unable to use, same thing for Flow. But same thing here, I'll think about it twice next time!

Thanks!
Tried the flow out, it's really slick and FAST as all get out. Just plug and play, you can import files into the Photos app (the drive shows as an import location like in MacOS Photos app) or in the files app as if it is Finder. Really powerful, a modern iPad Pro might be faster than the old Windows hardware for run and gun processing, large scale editing is better on an actively cooled device. The screen on the iPad is likely more accurate.
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Kinda sounds to me you used sativa at first, then switched to indica and that's pretty much exactly how that usually works. They have significantly different "highs" and sativa can feel antsy and uncomfortable for already anxious people.
The iPad Air 2 was notable for being a powerhouse. The successor was actually slower. I guess iPadOS was in the oven for a long time.
I'm out of the loop. Was someone fired over this?
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Not yet.. https://ir.tesla.com/static-files/1e70a30c-20a7-48b3-a1f6-69...
Mm-ADT: A Multi-Model Abstract Datatype
If you're enjoying it with mindfulness it might also be good with cardio. A tiny bit before 45 minutes on a bike along with some music really makes the time fly.
This kind of decay requires an overall neutral current that changes the strange quark to a down quark. No such current exists at tree level in the Standard Model---instead, strange has to turn into an up-type quark and from there into a down. So, anything from the SM that contributes to this process necessarily involves loops and has no large SM backgrounds. That makes it a very sensitive probe for searching for new physics. Everything seems consistent with the SM but that need not have been---certain kinds of new physics would have stood out in this decay channel. So, while it's not a discovery of a new particle, for example, it is a result that can tightly constrain conjectures.
It's a losing game putting out reasonable arguments as to why this hysteria is bad.

Some people want to control others and just don't care what the reality is.

They would never ban alcohol, they consume it.

They would never ban cars; they drive them.

They would never ban fast food; they eat it.

They will never ban sugar; they love it.

All of these things have cause a million times more misery than opioids ever have, by all measurable statistics (deaths, injury, domestic violence, etc)

But if there is something someone is doing that they aren't, their measurement of pros and cons will change. Statistics and comparable things of pleasure/damage will never be considered.
Because Jean Claude Juncker isn't sending the general public to negotiate the EU side of the bilateral trade deal and neither should we.
You could use Spotlight or Siri - handles the function of "calculator" pretty easily.
I've mailed VCs as a first-time founder and got a response or follow-up meeting.
See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fulda_Gap

>The Fulda Gap route was less suitable for mechanized troop movement than was the North German Plain, but offered an avenue of advance direct to the heart of the U.S. military in West Germany, Frankfurt am Main, which as indicated in its name, is on the Main River, a tributary of the Rhine River.

(The North German Plain is where the Blue Peacock project would have been)
BYD with their tiny battery packs

My friend bought a BYD sedan last year for 100k RMB ($15k) and it gets ~300km per charge.
There is no identifying information. Could be any actors' sons, could be any of maybe 400 clubs in Hollywood, and anyway that behavior isn't a breach of contract for something like an investment prospectus unless they also had to sign an NDA.
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As the twitter thread notes, he seems to have gotten some of his historical information about ancient Mesopotamia from a website called historywiz (https://www.historywiz.com/flood.htm), which I suppose is good if you are writing a 8th or 9th grade paper on the topic, but not a book.
The 'mouse' support is not meant for use as a mouse according to Apple, it's exclusively meant to be used for accessibility for people who have difficulty in movement (trackball use and such)
more than that, I'd say. The young auto-rikshaw man on my way to the bus station from those gates was telling me about his kidney disease and how those sisters helped raise the substantial money for a transplant ...
> > > and lies (£350 million?)
...

> You appear to have confused BoJo with the ONS. I did not.

Are you sure? BoJo quoted the ONS correctly the UK sends the EU 350M. That the EU returns 150 of it doesn't change that the EU is determining how the UK spend the UK's money and then takes half of it for the EU.

> What is so terrifying about having a 2nd (and final) vote to check we haven't changed our minds?

> Specifically, what is wrong with it?

> Are people not allowed to change view in the light of new information?

See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21060090
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Great write-up! It's very interesting to see how one actually goes around making a game in such short time. I have been doing computer graphics stuff as a hobby for some years, and I know your pain when it comes to OpenGL shenanigans. Keep it up!
Congratulations!

Prenatal classes are great for increasing your awareness ahead of the inevitable whirlwind of medical jargon you may experience. We did a Bradley Method[1] class and were planning a home birth, but discovered at 34 weeks that my wife and child were in a situation called "Placenta Previa" which predicated a cesarean delivery. I hope you never experience the terror and helplessness of watching the mother of your child (if you're the father; sharing the experience of a father) in pain, wondering what in the world is happening. I'm not saying this to scare you, but to say that learning as much as you can about birth is invaluable but only half the battle. There's no way to know everything, just get your bearings and find good sources and buckle up.

You will not be able to read everything, but getting the lay of the land of how birth works and what people will tell you ahead of time is incredibly helpful.

One thing I would say also about having my little guy about a year ago is that I would work on my relationship with my wife more if I could do it again. We have a lot of trust and we're fully committed, but having a kid takes almost all of your time for a long time. Sleeplessness, my return to work, her feeling of isolation and "confinement" for a time with him at home was hard on her and on us. I would encourage you to talk about those times, plan ways to get over those bumps, and get closer to each other. Other couples in our birth class talked about hiring a nanny to free up time and make things easier around the house. I thought they were posh and crazy, now I think they were brilliant and posh :)

Put the time in up front, get every help your system/insurance affords you - doula, pump, lactation consultant, pillows for the couch in the recover room - and drink it in. No matter how bewildering, scary, surprising, each and every individual moment may be, it is a beautiful time. Enjoy it!

[1] http://www.bradleybirth.com
Obviously, those things will not bring in revenue and they are wasteful from that perspective. But they are still required for national security, upliftment of poor and to facilitate people of the country.

> Borrowed money when not invested in revenue generation is an extra tax on future generations.

That's true. But Government isn't a business, they've to finance a plethora of things.
Sometimes I feel like I'm the only one on HN who is not bothered by ads and doesn't like paying for stuff.
So if we strip all the market speak out we are just getting a rolling release distribution like Debian testing?
I think something mostly unmentioned, but implicit, in a lot of the power features of iPadOS is that they work great with a keyboard using shortcuts most people are already familiar with (e.g. command-c). The three-finger gestures, I agree, are pretty weird but you always have the keyboard (and the cut/copy/paste action menu).
Do you have any resources online for how well this approach works in practice? I've been thinking about doing this in replacing a MongoDB database.