skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's good that you recognise your bias. Most, if not all people have biases. Few recognise them. Even fewer are willing to fix them. So kudos to you.

The best way to work on such feelings is with a professional such as a therapist. I'd like to remind you that there doesn't need to be anything wrong with a person to be able to benefit from seeing a therapist.

Seeing a (good) therapist can, and in almost all cases will make someone a better person because you get a (more or less) objective outside view that makes you question and explore your emotions, why you feel the way you feel, and help you figure out what you can do to change for the better.

That said, IMO, you could start here:

Firstly, you must realise (you very probably already know this, maybe you just haven't given it much thought) that there are all kinds of people from all countries, in all kinds of demographics.

Secondly, it's import to ask yourself what is it about most Indians that you find annoying? Is it their attitude? Is it their accent? Is it their culture?

Don't be ashamed if you find that your reasoning doesn't make sense or isn't completely rational. Feelings often aren't. That's okay.

Once you know what it is that you don't like about Indians, pay attention to it next time you feel annoyed by Indians. Are they really doing something that should annoy you? Or is it a false perception of yours? Recognising biases and catching yourself in the act goes a long way towards overcoming said biases.

You should also try to find like-minded individuals, or individuals that you look up to from the demographic in question and spend time with them. That'll help you realise that there are likable and admirable people within the group too, and help dismiss your biases against them.

This article has some good advice too: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/in-practice/201508/6...

I wish you the best of luck.
I was interested by the GPU that was mentioned in the slide, does this mean that Apple is thinking that they have the expertise to take on Nvidia and AMD in that space?
Yes, but hopefully iOS widgets will not introduce the same issues Android widgets had.

Also, I don't see how mentions will "go wrong". When you type a name, I believe you can convert it into a mention but it's not necessary. Additionally, mentions are conversation-specific, so you're only tagging people who are in the current conversation. Same thing you see in Facebook Messenger, I think.
Other browsers still have to use Apple WebKit , I.e they just wrappers around safari so not much change in features
You might need to say a bit more about what it is a question about if you want an answer.
I wish every time a male on HN posted an article about his struggles as a founder there was intense debate about whether males are as qualified as females or not. I guess it's just going to happen to females when they are extremely successful, and not males. Fun!
Many people may want this, but it’s likely a microscopic number in the grand scheme. Look at the length people go through to share Netflix, etc. Hell, I know how deep this rabbit hole goes and I hardly care.
“People who are really serious about software should make their own hardware.” is Alan Kay's famous words.
Office and Photoshop up and running pre-launch sure takes the wind out of a lot of the app compatibility complaints!
I wonder if this means that they're going to put the final bullet in the Mac for Linux with an iOS-like TPM.
Upgrading to WSL2
Google says it themselves : "https as a ranking signal" https://webmasters.googleblog.com/2014/08/https-as-ranking-s...
He also changed his cost of living.
I had/have terrible anxiety and consumed massive quantities of caffeine anyhow in the past. These days, not so much. More CBD and decaf.

I think it's a legitimized/legalized stimulant in place of other stimulants to increase productivity at the expense of numerous subtle risks.
Seconded. Tracy was an amazing leader my entire time at PlanGrid.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23603897
No longer lose track of your thoughts while you're coding
For one thing, they're unionized.
Yeah, I meant it the other way, if those regexps are Turing-complete, not all of them have an equivalent CNF representation, contrarily to what the article seems to state in its first paragraph (and title).

That being said, regexps were not initially meant to be "programming languages", so I'm not sure about the "feature, not bug" part. I'd rather have a notation that would let me solve, for instance, the "HTML tag matching" problem and would be guaranteed to always terminate, than one that also lets me implement Conway's game of life.
You are right, my apologies. You were responding to another person who was having a discussion about Section 230. I thought you were adding on to their thoughts about Section 230. If your point is entirely that users can backlash against a platform, then your point is correct.
ARM Macs, I guess this means the end to Hackintoshes.
You keep bringing up trolling as a term in general, I tried to make it specific.

The pitch being made in this subthread was "I don't think Reddit should be able to censor lawful content and also claim protections under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act."

So you lose liability protection if you censor lawful content.

So if you want to ban swearing, you become liable for your user's content. Which makes you a WIDE OPEN target for bad actors who could post whatever illegal content they want faster than you could moderate it.

I'm trying to illustrate why I think `cwhiz took an absurd position, and am not using the term "trolling" in general now. I've given a specific example of "legal content some communities might want to prohibit" as well as "illegal content that bad actors could use to get the owner of that site in trouble in this proposed world."
Get Started with Web Workers
I'd like to say that ship has sailed, but in this case it's more like the last rocket launched, Krypton was destroyed, and the last partisans of NoScript are trapped in the Dark Zone, or whatever the thing with General Zod was called. Not that big of a Superman fan.
Virtualization also running now. Great for us Linux users!

And "iPad apps run on it directly!" - from Craig himself

Transition kit = mac mini running A12Z processor. Shipping today! - no word on cost...
It's worth noting that the Lisp Microprocessor was something quite different from Lisp Machines. Lisp Machines like the CADR and the Symbolics 3600 had conventional CPUs with enhancements like support for parallel tagbit and bounds checking and hardware acceleration of GC to make Lisp programs run faster. For the Lisp Microprocessor, a representation of Lisp was the instruction set.
But why would anybody build this if they can't bother building a website that you can open on your phone.
Well, there you go. They just announced Rosetta 2 :)
> if I were a millionaire, I'd probably be fishing off the coast of Malta

Becoming a millionaire isn't like winning the lottery. For those who achieve it through passion & work, they are self-selectively not the people who will wake up one morning and "go fishing".
when set to .blocking

> The function is no longer async, and in fact both keywords basically become no-ops

That sounds crazy to me, if I use a keyword I expect it to behave the same everywhere I use it. I hope I misunderstood, and that setting come kind of global const can't "disable" async for one library, but still have it enabled when used somewhere else. I would have to keep track of all these various consts to know my app is/isn't actually doing async tasks, even though I've explicitly used the keyword.
It's probably worth noting the horrible privacy characteristics of Ethereum. With the right resources, It's straightforward to track down the identity behind the seeders.
Is this the first time Apple has mentioned Linux and showed GNOME on screen?
Amazon’s ‘distance assistants’ will warn workers when they get too close
> Citation needed.

Now that's a LUL
Depressingly, the easiest tactic is to keep piling on work, especially on remote workers.

The manager won't be able to tell if you're genuinely stuck or slacking off, and the benefit of doubt is likely to go against you if offices have reopened.

So unless you truly can't make it to work, you'll likely go back once the majority have, regardless of your apprehensions.
But also if your point is true, I'd happily pay $3 a year for FB to retain all rights to the data they collect about me. My data is only worth $3 a year to others, but my privacy and peace of mind is worth more than that to me.
Multiple GPUs support definitely belongs to the TODO list. However, I am currently limited by the state of CUDA.jl on this, as it does not have a device-aware memory pool yet.

I am also looking forward to CUDA.jl supporting f16 and int8 computations, which may enable another big speedup.
You do realize that LISP is older than both C++ and Java (by at least a few decades) :)
>It sounded like they just said "A12Z" in a Mac. I'm not entirely sure I got that right.

That is what was said, but the A12Z is the current SoC that is in current iPad Pros. Craig said that the machine he was on was a "Development Platform" for testing software using the iPad Pro chip. I don't think that necessarily means the new non-iPads will be using the A12Z. My guess is that they are saving the announcement of the new chip's name until later (maybe until the end of the keynote).

edit: no mention at all of the chip specifics or name for new "Apple Silicon". Maybe they're holding that off until the actual hardware announcement later in the fall?
The venn diagram of contract workers is not a perfect overlap with "gig" work. Just because you're self-employed, selling your services to others on a contract basis, doesn't make that gig work.
It is far more transparent than the companies that donate literally hundreds of millions of dollars in total to political campaigns.
I think it's unfortunate that reddit chose the term moderator, because it implies an impartiality that you're not going to get from what is effectively the "owner" of a community.

These are just folks who either showed up early, or demonstrated they thought about the issue the same way as the person who started the reddit thought.
edit: why the downvotes? legit curious

I'm curious about the future, especially games, if they want to take on consoles.

PS4 and XboxOne are 7 years old and while the next gen looks really good Apple can refresh the productline much quicker (on the other hand it's a good question if people really would want to buy a new console say every year because Apple sure will be aggressive pushing out new models much more frequently)
If we stop putting speech on a pedestal for just a second and consider it as a subset of all the actions someone can perform: if I buy products from a $clothingBrand and one of their C-levels commits a hate crime am I allowed to stop buying their clothes in protest? I think it's relatively uncontroversial to say I am. I don't want to further empower an racist abuser with my money, so it's reasonable for me to spend it elsewhere. What about if the C-level donates money to Dylann Roof's defense? I don't want my money going there either, so I'm going to do the same as in the first case. What if the C-level says 'blacks are distasteful' on twitter? Well, in the same way that physically harming someone and spending money are concrete actions with serious consequences, speech is also a concrete action with serious consequences. Imagine being a black employee at $clothingBrand: you will feel uncomfortable working there, you might worry about losing your job for a stupid reason or getting passed over for a promotion you deserve. Imagine being a racist employee at $clothingBrand: you will feel more assured in discriminating against your fellow employees who are black, because you know at least one C-level is actively racist, and more are okay with it. That C-level's speech will have significant consequences for both of these people, and if I want to avoid these outcomes in other companies I will stand in protest to stop it from happening again.

Now you might say, 'what if you complain about $controversialForeignPolicy on twitter and your employer is pressured to fire you?' Well I wouldn't like it, but not for the reason you would think. I have political goals I want to further, and I want a job. But I the problem does not lie for me in someone who thinks my actions are harmful complaining to my employer, the key difference is just that I think my statement and action has a good outcome and that the C-level's statements and actions have bad outcomes. Everyone has political, social, and economic capital to spend, and in general there is no problem for me with anyone spending it to stop other people from doing bad things. There are many sanctions we delegate to our government in our so-called social contract, but there are still a few we can and should leave at our own disposal.
One of the biggest annoyances is sites that use stylesheets to blank out the page until Javascript removes that style. I think this is to stop "flash of unstyled content" stuff that I really don't care about, but it's also trivially solvable by having Javascript add the style in question in the first place.
I think the parent is implying that it's a good time to buy outdoor apparel ads _because_ Patagonia is no longer buying ads. Ad impressions are sold as price per impression, so if a major player is no longer there to bid up the prices, then prices should be lower in theory.
I think a trouble is that, in this day and age it seems that the outcome is what determines racism, sexism, ageism, etc. We're obsessed with the statistics.

If someone examined your company and found that you now only sold boxes to sports teams that are predominantly white - that would look quite racist would it not? I don't think the details or your intentions would matter much.
https://techcrunch.com/2020/06/22/apple-is-building-its-own-...
T_d already split into an independent website four months ago.
This would have a massively detrimental PR effect on Facebook.

It would strongly incentivize people to look for other options, and to diversify.
am I stupid? how are they running a x86 vm on ARM...
Ah I see, thank you for explaining that. I misinterpreted that sentence.
How will I organize if government will slap a case against me and will put me in jail? In my previous comment I have shared examples of this happening to people who raised a voice or tried to protest.

Rest aside forming an opposition, I dont even feel safe to comment against government by using my real handle.

This article summarizes state of tv news media in India:
http://www.nationalheraldindia.com/amp/story/india%252F14-de...
That's exactly why 6.001 was dropped. There is no building from the ground up anymore; virtually all software development is modifying or extending something that already exists to fit some application.
>How can you help people when they don't help themselves. Police just keep a cap on it all so it doesn't take us all down.

This whole comment seems to ignore how ghettoization of a population can be purposely done by the state through regular economic attacks amongst other things.

There is plenty US history that explains why that environment you are describing ended up the way it did but it is quite painful to see what % of the voting population is ignorant of it.
Hand dryers and 'toilet plume' must be addressed before Wall Street can reopen
Ask HN: do you make any distinction between "working from home" and "working from home during a pandemic"? I see a lot of people arguing that WFH is the new normal, citing long reopening timelines, their own preferences, increased productivity, Twitter's policy change, etc.

But just a few years ago, IBM and Yahoo radically curtailed their WFH policies, and they made (what seemed to me to be) pretty credible arguments that the policies were being abused (WFH employees not getting on VPN for days at a time, for example).

I wonder if what we've seen since March isn't really "working from home", it's "working from home during a pandemic", and there just isn't anything else to do (with the critical exceptions of housework and child, elder, and sick-person care).

The current situation has actually been good/neutral for my personal productivity, since I'm more able to easily chat with my colleagues across the country... but why exactly is that easier now? Are they more available because they're working from home, or because they're stuck at home?
Remote Work Rules
"religious argument (on both sides)"

Care to elaborate?
Whether or not they think that or they can, they have been developing GPUs for iOS devices. It'll be interesting to see what they do for their desktops.
You're on for $100. I'm > 99% confident that I won't be fooled by any AI before 2023, and would have bet any amount that I could afford to set aside.

Ideal weather at slow speeds, with a professional human driver throwing road-condition curveballs at you and challenging your responses? I like my chances.
Well, objectively the Twitter is biased against conservatives. See a talk on Joe Rogan with Tim Pool and CEO of Twitter. So, the most obvious example is, if you are conservative and assert that there are only two sexes and happen to refer to someone according to your stance - you can get banned for misgendering.
I am very curious why they mentioned Linux but not Windows?
They're bragging about Rise of the Tomb Raider's performance under Metal, a 2015 game, at medium settings.
Was there any mention of how long Rosetta 2 will be supported? The problem for me was that I still had PowerPC binaries after Apple got rid of Rosetta
So we're bartering with Google.

There are a couple problems with this that I can see. First, given that the transaction is not exchanged using dollars, we don't know if we are getting ripped off. One of the useful signals that money sends is uniform price discovery. Maybe we as consumers are leaving a lot of money on the table.

Second, it's a gray economy that escapes taxation. If Google can conduct a significant fraction of its business in an untaxed gray zone, while General Motors must account and pay all suppliers for the taxes they must pay to the government, then that's a market distortion in favor of Google. This is why bartering at large scales is illegal, unless of course you're an internet company.
Most of your friends probably pay for Netflix. The motivation for Netflix is to give you just enough quality to keep you paying every month.

For a free service like Facebook you the user have no expectation of quality because you're paying nothing. So Facebook's motivation is not to provide quality but to keep you engaged and clicking. They've discovered that best way to do that is to infuriate you and to radicalize you. This keeps you the user engaged which is what advertisers require, so that's what Facebook delivers.

This is great except that this is not a healthy arrangement for a democracy. To constantly have users given whatever amount of negativity and disinformation is necessary to keep them enraged and glued to their phones. That's what Yang is all about trying to fix.

So paying for Facebook changes the dynamic. Users will now demand quality. Facebook will have to change. If users discover that Facebook only delivers them misery, then they'll stop paying and Facebook loses revenue on both ends. The users collectively will have power to demand improvements. Facebook's algorithm will have to change in response to that new dynamic. Problem solved. (That's the hope.)
The problem is that there's no reason to believe that this policy will be limited strictly to obvious garbage. Unpopular, but not garbage views will inevitably be hit too. Maybe that's worth taking out the garbage, but collateral damage is still a negative.
Thanks for your kind message.
Why are you ascribing basic 101 business marketing to one of the most successful brands on the planet?
He has a different, or at least more pronounced accent
Is the solution not to allow people to uninstall them, rather than just a better way to hide them?
It's interesting that their official virtualization support (in the demo) is Parallels.
iOS apps on Mac? Are they finally going to relent and add a touchscreen?
Kamelåså https://youtu.be/ykj3Kpm3O0g
Ask HN: What do you think of Wolfram Language?
How would this work for, say, Google. Say they cut users a check and their business model no longer worked. Would they then charge for searches? Would users have the option to keep free searches in lieu of a payment?
The gap in your reasoning is the assumption that giving them your data is an exact and fair payment in exchange for using their service. We actually have no idea how much data is worth, because these companies have created a culture that simply takes data from you. There is no market. Isn’t that convenient for facebook and google?
I’d be much more comfortable if I could pay Big Tech to not share my data.
Perhaps adding real-life destinations in the video games would make this trips more fun. Like Red Dead Redemption/GTA with more real places.
I wonder whether they're actually launching a new mac today/soon. They're demoing on a new imac...

EDIT: They're launching a mac mini development kit based on the A12Z today.
A comment that I may regret in a few minutes, but it seems to me that running iOS apps directly on new Macs implies touch screen.
The difference is perspective. When you are asking a question, you are a professional who has considered the normal way to do things, worked out why it isn’t suitable, and carefully reduced your question to only contain the minimum amount of information, as the site guidelines suggest.

When you are browsing such a question, it was obviously written by three raccoons in a trench coat and you can’t understand why they wouldn’t do the obvious right thing and the question is missing all the relevant information about why they want to do what you don’t like.

For a site full of software developers there often doesn’t seem to be much willingness to accept compromises or trade-offs.

That said, I concede that I often see questions with silly constraints but those constraints are usually because the question was homework and designed as a teaching exercise for the environment which the question is constrained to.
Could replace sites like Mega uoload...
That's a pretty great idea actually, providing an incentive for them to work toward supporting themselves.
Eddie the 'repo man' has time on his hands
Rosetta. Apple knows processors, ARM is just a licensed instruction set.
Isn’t there still a ton of room for improvement with 3D ICs? And of course power/heat will still be quite important as well although heat in particular gets significantly harder with 3D chips (or at least I think)
I wouldn't take any prerecorded, retouched video as proof of performance.

It does look like they've covered most angles though, from a strategy perspective. I'll wait for actual reviews but it looks like a done deal.

Sigh. Thinkpad it is then.
Last time I've tried this, it was more of a crude "don't load remote images", which isn't very visually nice (I'm OK with real images, but not with 1x1 spy pixels). Any example of an email client that does this?
I really wonder if this will result in the Mac-ification of iPad. Would love to finally run a MacOS environment on a tablet.
Yes! It gets overwhelming and a bit frustrating. I had to google a couple of the puzzles.
Cameo is one of THE WEIRDEST service I've ever seen, but it shouldn't surprise me at all that it exists I guess.

Looking through the list and seeing that I can get the To Catch A Predator guy to say almost whatever I want for $50, Diamond Dallas Page for $85, The Mooch for $50... it's unbelievable.

The service practically markets itself too, as the more people that share the videos they buy, the more it'll spread. No idea what the end game is here, but it feels like something right out of a dystopian sci-fi novel.
Are they, or is it an aarch64 build of Linux they showed?
June 19, 1981: ISRO Launches India's First Communications Satellite
The same way they ran m68k code on PowerPC CPUs and PowerPC code on x86 CPUs.