skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>That includes questions about how much responsibility a site has for user-generated content.

That is absolutely a legitimate debate to be had. I'm not quite sure how I feel about Google setting the terms of that debate, however. Usual caveats about how Google is a "private" company apply, obviously, but it does seem like a problem when a tech company with a wholly different perspective on what's "allowable" online speech and conduct uses it's market power in ads to set the rules for others.

Maybe I'm being a little dense, but I've never really like the phrase "user-generated content". At least it's honest, I suppose, because it suggests that it's something that can be "monetized" (because it's "content"). I miss old paper newspapers, and "letters to the editor".
Kioxia (formerly Toshiba Memory) is large semiconductor for NAND chips, its fabs are in Japan.
You have the choice to not pay to apple, and they have the choice to not publish your app.

Apple App Store is proprietary, and majority of iOS user aren't going to jailbreak. This is ~50% of world currently.

(It's is >50% of the market in my area, even worse)

One thing we should try, is to make some great app, exclusively for open platforms, then encourage the folk to move forward.
Browsing marketshare is not equivalent to marketshare. StatCounter captures browsing, and iOS users measurably browse more (for a variety of reasons - more powerful devices, more integral usage, a better experience, etc).

In the US, iOS marketshare is around 45% and trails Android (which is around 50%).

Both platforms have enormous support across virtually every service. It is demonstrably easy to transition between platforms.
iPhones are designed to run apps. They are general purpose computers even if their name says otherwise.

Comparing them to dishwashers is ... well you can't.
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You would jailbreak your phone
Git is not politically correct term
If any company has a stranglehold on the media through its own PR, it's Apple. But still, I'm happy this story has simmered up — it's well-documented in the developer community, but I think the general public ought to know the hoops Apple makes developers jump through to offer their iOS apps to people.

Now, if only Apple would acknowledge this developer treatment next week, at their Worldwide Developer Conference. But I'm not holding my breath.
Even more great news ahead of my move to Spain
Socialism aka wealth redistrubtion

- Yearly tax
- Income tax
- GST/VAT
- Payroll tax

- Child "Support"
- Alimony (Same with no kids)
- Divorce "settlement"

Its all wealth redistrubtion by STATE FORCE
if you refuse to hand over your/your business money to the STATE, then the STATE uses phsyical force, armed people with assult weapons to take you against your will and "fine" you or cage you

This is so called "FREEDOM"

BTW same people that

censor

ban

limit

restrict

"regulate"

control

and prevent you speaking out

and prevent you bearing arms to protect

yourself

your family

your community

from this illegal ill-moral criminal act

because

THEY ARE GOVERNMENT

aka the top level of FORCE and VIOLENCE

Everyone is a slave as long as Big Centralised goverment and taxation exists

Does the so called "RIGHT WING" actually stand for freedom when its sit back and allowed

Taxation

GST

Income tax

Central big goverment

Central banks

digital cash/fiat currency

usry debt based economy

group rights

female pussy pass

hiding truth

hiding stats/figures/amount of crime from women/blacks/non ethnic males

Yet to see the "right" undo anything the Global LEFT has done in the last 50-200-250 years

Cuckservative's have only saved their job, gov position and ablity to lie to the public on a global scal
and saved the status quo
"Google kicked ZeroHedge off its ad platform and warned the Federalist" might be a better title, per [1]

[1] https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/16/tech/google-federalist-zerohe...
Neither have addressed it though - they do have works in progress. Same as the lack of decent threading in Java.

It's been a WIP for years. Lets judge based on status quo rather than being disingenious.
Where I live people try to one up each other with exotic breeds of dog. I want to just blow peoples minds as I call it with my smartphone, it descends the stairs and then opens the door for me. Then I ask them, can your dog do that?

Secretly I want one so I can write code to teach it 'tricks' :<).
If you're using malloc/free, you're in a world with no gc. You are responsible for memory management.

If you're talking about runtimes, and lower level work -- in the malloc/free world of C/C++ there isn't anything. If you allocate memory, that memory is allocated until you free it or your code exits. The OS isn't going to free your memory while your process is running, at least not that I'm aware of. You have to do it manually.

Then again, in some code it simply doesn't matter.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20180228-00/?p=98...
I find it CorporateSpeak to say that race is becoming a greater and greater issue. It's long been a great issue. Wars have been fought over race, and the concept of race.
Sure, and a lot of misleading stuff is true.

Consider this imaginary scenario. Imagine a dead body is found in the street in front of your house. The dead person has multiple stab wounds, and there is a knife 20 feet away from the body.

Imagine you inform the police, but they come 2 hours later, and announce that they'll investigate the death. Then 2 days later they come and announce that they had no evidence that this was a murder. They also announced that staying in and locking your doors had shown to not stop serial killers and was counter productive.

Do you want such an investigative agency?

I would prefer if the police said something like this within 1 hours of arriving at the crime scene "the stab wound and a bloody knife indicate that this might be a murder. In order to stay safe, the residents should stay in, take precautions and lock their doors"

In case you didn't get what I referred to, there is no reason to doubt via a SARS like virus with respiratory sickness may be transmitted via air. Their default reaction should have been to assume the worst. Further, saying that travel restrictions do not stop a disease is a stupid statement to make. Specially when we see South Korea, Taiwan, Vietnam, Hong Kong, NZ etc exterminate the virus.

WHO is to blame as much as individual governments.
To be clear I agree with you here, why not just be upfront about the fact that they believe in diversity as a component of ethical investments and be done with it.

Stuff like: "Better diversity "brings economic as well as cultural benefits," Legal & General Investment said when announcing the new policy." will have their detractors running to the "where's the data" response which shouldn't be the point.
The Federalist?? That's a legitimate news site with good articles. What the heck are you doing Google.

Sure ban ZeroHedge, they're crazy, but The Federalist is a mainstream right-leaning site.
I’m not sure. That’s understandable: the advertisers do not want to see their ads next to death treats or something comparable.

Anyway, even if Google is still bad, it’s not an excuse for false news.
Even assuming mean IQ is significantly variable among different populations, it would still be normally distributed. We would thus expect to find many millions of geniuses from all corners of the globe, with powers of reasoning possibly far exceeding your own.
> CentOS 7 system running kernel 3.10

what the actual f*?

tag name v3.10 (bc1b510b8979ecc322f8d930dde56658967b7355)
tag date 2013-06-30 15:13:42 -0700

Even with stable fixes and CentOS distro sugar on top, running 3.10.x in 2020 feels batshit crazy. I always thought such reptilian kernels are only found on shitty embedded devices...
> We worked with them to address issues on their site related to the comments section.

> As the comment section has now been removed, we consider this matter resolved and no action will be taken.

wow
It's not a non-issue! You might not be an Apple user, but the rest of the market has quite a few of them.

You're also never going to teach the majority of Google users how to side-load as Google has done no work to make this a friendly, safe, and simple process. (Their interests are aligned against doing so.)

The services you subscribe to have to charge you as an individual more because their subscriber base is being taxed. That isn't fair as a business or as a consumer.
That's included in the phrase "standalone movies". I'm so used to working with SWFs that I call all of them "movies" even if they're entirely a single frame with everything handled in ActionScript.
That's actually why I'm asking about that since the OP is transitioning backend logic from F# to Rust. So either Rust can cover a lot of the language features or he has a use case that really warrants that performance (and F# on .NET is not exactly non-performant).
Most of Silcon Valley and Holywood so called "elite" are jewish, not white
In the US it's not (universally) illegal to add a service charge for credit cards. What is disallowed by federal law is having a "minimum purchase".
Glossary of AI
I knew a guy who worked on the SSC. I was a teenager, and he was a friend of the family, so it's not like we got into depth or anything. He was of the opinion that cronyism killed the project. People brought their unqualified friends on board and drove up the cost.

It was pretty cool to see some bits and bobs from the project, like flat braided wire.

I also worked on some relocated houses that were moved off of the track of the SSC. They spent a LOT of money preparing the area.
You search for Pampers on a website. You go on ZeroHedge and you get Diaper advertising.

Google does not provide anymore Google Ads product which targets the actual page content (Except on search result pages).

ZH, surely, has something to fix.

But Google AdSense also (I am not specifically speaking about this case, but on the fact that the user is tracked and Google AdSense carries his past search wherever he goes).
Nice! I moved ~5years ago to the US from Moscow - was nice to get back virtually :)
Certainly black voices are best to understand the black experience. What I found useful from Robin DiAngelo was her description of white fragility.
If the App store has terms we should all get them. Its a bit silly that you have to use leverage against Apple to get Netflix and Spotify their own rules.

That is how Netflix and Spotify get a monopolistic advantage over their competitors too.
Israel invents one-minute coronavirus breath test
Why did you delete your account? I'd be interested in knowing why you left. (not affiliated just curious)
I think at this point, Haskell is the most likely to become the first mainstream PL with Pi types: https://gitlab.haskell.org/ghc/ghc/-/wikis/dependent-haskell
Wait what?! Most of the major go libs (std and not) have been stable for years. Rust is merging random syntaxes and random packages get upgraded to std lib all the time.

The package ecosystem was so stable that go didn’t ship with a package manager (not saying it’s good but definitely a sign of relative stability).

Besides nil pointers (typesystem could do better here) and bad logic (can’t do better but language simplicity reduces this), what you’re saying is definitely not the experience of the majority. People constantly talk about being able to go to a golang program from 8 years ago and run it with no problems. Rust changes every few weeks.
As someone who cherishes privacy (can’t use Android with continuous Google tracking) and abhors walled gardens (Apple), I think the market is ripe for a new player.

Is it the natural course of things that every public company will eventually turn the screws on its customers to keep showing quarterly growth? If so, it is but natural to expect that they will be replaced by better competitors.
Google is free to be in the business of whatever it wants. It's absolutely ridiculous to suggest Google should be obligated to participate in any business contract. Google can sell adspace or refuse to sell it to whomever they want or don't want.

It's really astonishing how much of a facade the commitment to free enterprise on the political right was now that some conspiracy websites get the treatment they deserve
Afaiu the user comments (not the articles) on the federalist were unacceptable for advertisers.
> There's essentially no way for me to install an app on my iPhone if Apple doesn't want me to, even though I paid over $1000 for it.

For $99 per year you can install whatever you want on your iPhone. Cydia Impactor makes it extremely easy to do, and even provides workarounds for not paying the $99 if you don’t mind doing a little more work.

This is also used as the basis for a thriving black market in hacked apps unfortunately (but not exactly surprising).
Minor point, they've settled on the name "virtual threads" instead at this point.
It's obviously racist stereotyping.

If you internally take a guess which is the CEO based on race, it may or may not be racist but it generally isn't harmful. If you make it clear that you guessed that? (as opposed to keeping your guess to yourself) That's harmful as well as just stupid.
Thank you for sending me down a rabbit hole. Quite interesting to read the two incomprehensible (to me) and incompatible worlds represented by the believers and the critics on Reddit.

https://www.reddit.com/r/BrilliantLightPower/
IBM's fabs are acquired by GlobalFoundries and GF retired to develop leading process.
Vector Fields: Incentivizing work than hacking
Yes, but easier to just write tests.
Typescript, for me, makes JS jump from 'good enough' to 'might use it even if I have other options'.

I still prefer using other languages when I can (back-end), but hypothetically, if I had to choose between Ruby and Typescript I'd actually go for the latter. And I like Ruby!
I am going to share a piece of anedoct.

There once was a very nice German-based application called Foundd. The app was soecialised in movie recommendation and it was awesome: great interface, good filtering, good recommendations.

Then, they introduced TV shows recommendations. As soon as I started rating TV shows, the quality of my movie recommendations plummeted. I guess my general dislike for TV shows wasn't helping the algorithm.

It seems really hard to build useful cross-domain recommendations.
I used to agree with you, back when S3 defaulted to public or at the very least made public a very easy checkbox.

These days it defaults to private and you have to click many warnings and unhide options to even expose the public options.

That said, I don't know that many organizations practice good hygiene about which buckets they use. Like they might just use 'the one bucket that we have as a company' rather than separating their uses into many smaller buckets that are appropriately access controlled.
We have 3,500 schools literally incorporating Marxist propaganda into their curriculums,[1] and we’re worried about some news sites receiving money from Russia?

[1] https://www.city-journal.org/1619-project-conspiracy-theory
Hacker
if you need a hacker you should email this guy Pundithackers[at]protonmail.com he will take care of you and all of your needs.
How is this different than Generative Adversarial Networks?
A Research Paper Led Amazon, Microsoft, and IBM to Curb Facial Rec Programs
Streamlit open-source MLOps raises 21M
You've supported this practice in a first place by buying Apple device.
Well yeah typescripts typing sucks but that's not my point. Type inference falls squarely in the static typing camp. It has nothing to do with dynamic typing.

Take a look at the Haskell units library. That can do the things you illustrate.
> you can't install any apps you want on a Tesla, Xbox, Playstation, Nintendo, Samsung TV, Sony Camera.

None of those are general use computing platforms. The only real analog to iOS is Android, where you can install anything you want.

Don't pretend like Apple is blameless.
I wonder how it compares with apple facetime on two new macbooks with ethernet connections on both sides.

They actually work on reducing latency and pushing high res video if your connection supports it.
When the gold standard for making money is inapp purchases and subscriptions, and Apple seeing almost all big apps circumventing that cash flow they gonna do something.

A lot of companies doesn’t realize Apple did built a software and hardware platform with audiences that pay. They use the platform and cry foul when Apple wants a cut.
Go is strongly typed (you can't pass an int to a function expecting a string), but its type system is not very powerful, and it cannot express many of the types people need in practice. Back to the discussion at hand (generics), Go programmers usually work around this lack by using interface{} types, which can point to anything and are essentially dynamic typing.

As another example, Go makes it impossible to create a Maybe/Option type which leads to a bunch of issues around returning failing or empty values from functions. In one particularly costly example, there was a function in a library that was getting some price information from a file. Originally this returned nil when the price information could not be loaded, but a refactoring caused it instead to return 0 which the client happily used. This was not caught for _weeks_.
That is a common misconception, but is actually not true.

Source: I used to work at the Genius Bar, with a stint in APAC AppleCare Retail Service Operations, and have confirmed this very question on one occasion with superiors in the US AppleCare operations team (= the people who come up with all standard operating procedures observed by the Genius teams around the world).

That said, what is true (and may be misrepresented both by overzealous employees (one reason I went to some lengths to confirm it) and/or misunderstood by customers) is:

- Apple Retail may (and often will) ask customers to restore their phone to a non-jailbroken state on their own (as opposed to doing it in store, for them) if they came to the Genius Bar for issues that have a potential root cause in software, and refuse service until the phone is reverted to a non-jailbroken state.

- as with any intentional physical damage to the device, in the event that a software modification resulted in damage to the device that cannot be undone by restoring to stock iOS, Apple may choose to either charge you out of warranty repair/replacement pricing OR even refuse service. I am not aware of any jailbreak tweaks that would cause irrevertible damage, but I never dug deep into all the possible tweaks, have not jailbroken a device in years and am generally out of touch with the iOS ecosystem these days.

Caveat: I switched jobs 3.5 years ago, so this stance may have changed. I consider it unlikely given my experience, but I am happy to hear evidence to the contrary :-)
Only way to survive with a toddler running around
I think you may be mistaken; Raibert said in 2018 that there would be commercial availability in 2019. I think this is simply the delayed fulfillment of that commercial availability timetable.

Some of these devices have been with potential customers (including police) for several months now. And the product has been in development in this form since 2016, or far longer if you consider it an extension of other quadruped robots from Boston Dynamics. There's already been a fair bit of R&D.

Perhaps what you mean is that the price will drop when demand grows. I'm sure that Raibert is hoping the same.
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> Tesla, Xbox, Playstation, Nintendo, Samsung TV, Sony Camera

Those are very specialized devices, unlike a "pocket computer" which is what smartphones are.
> Playing devil's advocate for a bit, would the A220 have accumulated so many orders had it not been backed by Airbus?

Of course not! But that's not seeing the bigger picture: It's always safe to buy from Boeing/Airbus because you know that these two companies are backed by their respective governments. Same thing goes for Embraer.
Zero Hedge is not exactly user-submitted, but it's not heavily editorialized either. It doesn't have a clear line, it's a thousand voices -- many republished from personal blogs, etc.

I never expected it to become the litmus test on where we stand on freedom of expression.
> Apple allows these kinds of client apps -- where you can't sign up, only sign in -- for business services but not consumer products.

Wondering out loud, what if they changed their home page copy to “business email”.. “down to business email” etc even if it didn’t work it could garner a new round of press and publicity.
I set up a few websites for side projects that use Cloudfront + a public S3 bucket + Lambda for the backend when needed. It's extremely fire and forget web hosting for simple static sites and I think it costs me basically nothing.

How do you enable S3 for my use case (where I am ok with all the assets being public because they are all static JS/HTML/CSS/images) but also prevent breaches like this?
Well, there was this: https://www.theverge.com/2018/6/4/17424472/youtube-lgbt-demo...
Me too. A bad generics implementation is profoundly worse than no implementation at all. This angers people who have minimal experience with Go and it certainly seems counterintuitive until you understand that the way the community writes their code affects your experience whether it’s just a different paradigm or a conflagration of paradigms, whether it’s a little abstraction or gratuitous abstraction, etc.
Yup. The first story they had on Covid-19 was January 2, and it was followed by a series of alarmist headlines with great photos and videos every week. That said, it was real. It took a while before it was headline news elsewhere.
Is or is not?
I’m confused: if the bottleneck is not on the CPU what does CUDA solve?
No one's arguing about monopoly over the smartphone market. They're talking about Apple's monopoly over iPhone app installation sources.
I've been aware for several years of contractors generally retaining ownership of the federally funded IP they produce as long as the federal government gets a perpetual licence, but not of the government granting exclusive licences to federal employee inventions. Do you have examples?
Market share doesn't determine whether a company has a monopoly in the US market. That said, if that's what did determine it, Apple would be in the clear.

Android has the majority share of the market in the US and has for a long time.

51.8% as of September 2019, to Apple's 47.4%, according to:

https://www.statista.com/statistics/266572/market-share-held...

And 46% for Apple as of the first quarter of 2020, according to:

https://www.counterpointresearch.com/us-market-smartphone-sh...

The statcounter.com site you linked to is a notoriously mediocre resource if you're looking for data that is accurate and representative of a market.