skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Except this very model has prevented hip hop from evolving and instead we ended up with mumble rap which feels like a step backwards in multiple ways.

Music has become all gimmick, fueled by celebrity gossip and social media bullshit. It's samey as hell and stagnant and lacks innovation.
Wow! This is a really straight forward solution to run something like breathe on linux, really cool! Do you mind if I put this as an alternative on the readme while I code up a cross-platform solution?
Whatever it takes to bring back Microsoft Bob.
is that even legal?
There is a massive difference between 30% on sale price and 100% markup. The more important point is there is competition in regards to markup. The 30% is obligatory.
> That only affects the developer, not the consumer. What does the consumer care about who gets paid the fees.

I care if it means the applications are ~40% more expensive than need be.
Corporate taxes create a huge amount of deadweight loss and disproportionately effect workers. Taxing the income of the rich is a much more effective way to do what you want. There are many many econ papers on this, go ahead and google it.
Probably not.

But... uh...
Can confirm! I've sent tips to musicians who put up music under free/Creative Commons music!

My theory is if you want to see something tomorrow, the best insurance you have it is to make it profitable for the people doing it today, so giving my money to musicians means a better chance there will be more music in the future <3
Every new song is competing with every previous song in existence now. Data acquisition destroyed music economics.
There's a similar story in France for the Audi e-tron, when pronounced, the name just means kind-of "shitty". That did not help sales for sure...
Will it still work on my Zune?
I don't see anything wrong with the Apple app store - they just need to be forced to bring the Apple percentage down (they clearly won't do it on their own).
Does ARM China actually do any engineering or is it just licensing?
Couldn't he force all internet providers to ban connectivity to the IPs? Then only VPN users could use Tik Tok, basically making it useless
In recent years, Linux computers have evolved to a major revenue source for Nvidia thanks to deep learning. However, not desktop users are behind this but servers, due to Nvidia's proprietary CUDA API. If they open sourced it or rebuilt it on top of mesa, it'd make it easier for AMD to implement CUDA, getting access to the deep learning ecosystem that's currently locked into CUDA. Nvidia's sales would take a huge drop. So I think it's even more likely that their drivers remain proprietary.
Please give me a link, I haven't heard of such organization recently...

Edit:

Note that CCP does ensure private firms provide support for employees who are also party member to organize relevant activity.

State-owned company obviously has party committee, and except great control on personnel, like kind of a board.
He said he didn’t care if MS bought them or not.

Which kind of undercuts the BS national security angle but... these things aren’t meant to make actual sense.
wtf! x_x
and fight they might. As per provisions, see Huawei case https://www.theverge.com/2019/5/15/18216988/white-house-huaw... (national security)
Bandcamp's privacy settings are also pretty awful. There is no mechanism for making my library private; anyone can search my username and see what music I own. I suppose you can "hide" individual albums, but that's not great.
It would be nice if we had a proper proxy that could run as a local daemon and basically caught every file request the browser made and saved the appropriate ones, possibly downsampling the images.
I love it! I thought it wasn't going to stay on top when I switched to another app but it did, it works great
Yes, a teenager, especially one stuck at home and not going to school, might just spend weeks and weeks poking around to see what he can hack, and is much less afraid of the consequences
Apple iCloud – please stop bugging me
Anyone else tired of all the popups we get from iCloud every day?
Technology more valuable than sand mud?
Under what authority?

A dozen paragraphs in the article and not one questioning whether he can actually do this. What would such an executive action look like? An EO to Apple and Google to de-list the app from their stores? Why should they comply?

What's he going to do when ByteDance uploads the .apk somewhere?

Sick of media treating this man like a zoo exhibit instead of the advanced persistent threat to US democracy he is.
Idk in Canada all visas and MasterCards have PINs.

They can be tapped at most retailers for dollar amounts under $100, but there is an extra charge for the merchant (likely due to the risk?).

My partner owns a clinic and we don’t allow taps as a result. We also only ever do card present, chip + pin transactions. This means we save between 0.4-0.8% of the transaction price depending on the card.
Microsoft has way too much money coupled with negative amounts of taste and innovative ideas. They're trying to buy their way into being popular and cool. Microsoft TikTok 10 For Enterprise, Long Term Servicing Channel (Not Responding) absolutely will be a flop just like Teams, Mixer, the new Github UI, and Windows. They produce trash products and are a burden on the world.
I'd lean that it's up to the investors to keep the company afloat if it runs into hard times
How to get started on Flipped classroom in the digital space
Collated the benefits, challenges, tools needed to get started on a flipped classroom teaching method. Above all else, seek to understand what is the problem you are trying to solve!
And to add to your point using past violence to justify new violence on innocent people is fucked. Beyond fucked.
You are totally right. I am going to implent that feature, after using it for a while I realised that depending on the background it was hard to tell if the ball was growing or shrinking
A bunch would be gone already if it weren’t for the fed interventions.
I think the person you're replying to got the joke, and responded to the implied claim that the sequels were bad.
And all without constant long term SDC/Quantum/Space? hype.
So there's going to be a model that controls the output of other models? I guess it really is turtles all the way down...
...and furry little creatures from Alpha Centauri were real furry little creatures from Alpha Centauri.
Does he have the authority to do this?
Lyme Disease is brutal to those who have the misfortune of being exposed and it is notoriously hard to diagnose. It will likely not be required for those in low risk geographic regions, however one imagines it becoming a standard vaccine for those who are in areas where Lyme is prevalent.
I have bad news for you. National security is broad enough that you're going to have a bad time.

>Trump said he could use emergency economic powers or an executive order to ban TikTok in the United States.

He's not wrong.
Widespread. China and Iran and Pakistan bans are not affecting Brazil, Europe or Canada. How is Trump going to stop ubiquitous VPN usage from the USA without the great firewall of China?
Trump says he plans to bar TikTok from operating in the U.S.
Fortunately there are a ton of $1000 pocket computers on the market that let you do precisely that.
Erdogan is probably looking at the expansionism of China in the South China Sea and the weak response from the U.S. (and others,) and thinks he can do the same thing in the Med.
I don't think the fact that the person is a teenager really bears any significance as to how negligent a company is. Historically teenagers have done massive damage as sole actors in numerous roles.
China is likely considered by many to be a threat to democracy, which is part of the reasoning behind this
This divestiture happened long ago, if your running Linux not on a server, then Intel and AMD are the only players making chips that work right out of the box.

Even there though, only Intel has a buttery smooth experience. Ryzen for laptops is half baked (terrible USB C docking performance, occasional crashing on Windows and Linux with the 2xxxU series CPU/GPU chips) and AMD GPUs still require manual intervention to load proprietary firmware.

AMD does make some performant mobile GPUs though, they work well in Debian!
They wouldnt need to write more code, theyd need to remove code. Third party app stores already exist for iOS with no assistance from Apple, they are just prevented from running unless the device is jailbroken.

Granted, they might choose to write some code to manage how these additional stores work, but theres no technical reason I can think of that they would have to.
My guess: National security as in Huawei https://www.theverge.com/2019/5/15/18216988/white-house-huaw...

Let's be realistic, if an app was doing what is alleged here, they should be banned and I'm sure they are provisions to do so without a vote of Congress. Biden campaign was also told to delete TikTok from phones, maybe NSA knows something.
Facebook: free place for baby pictures
It was either Mafia or Mafia 2 that was famous for having oddly realistic traffic laws to follow -- cops would pull you over for running a red light, or speeding. American city.
Would have been a game changer I’d I didn’t start college until age 25 when the male brain is fully formed. Pros and cons, since you do delay 7 years of entry level earning but it would have been a very different experience! Perhaps even just 1-2 yr gap year gets a similar affect!
Although I've been recommending WordSafety tool for quite a while now[1] for 'cultural-linguistic check' when naming a startup/product, we need to consider other factors as well like current events.

Of course, it wouldn't be wise to name our product 'Corona' now(probably ever?); Let me give you another epidemic related example -

"Tata Motors, an automobile company which owns Jaguar, Land Rover were about to release their much anticipated car in 2016 called ‘Zica’ just when Zika virus epidemic struck the world; Tata motors promptly rebranded their car to Tiago before release." [2]

[1]https://startuptoolchain.com/#incorporation

[2]https://hitstartup.com/how-to-name-our-startup/
Great, but that doesn't answer my question:

What authority does a US president have to tell a US-based software company to not distribute code from its US servers?
Yes, very productive things have come out of the dog and pony show: tons of conversation and debate amongst voters as people familiarize themselves with the nuance of these topics.

Do I trust the politicians? Maybe not the ones you're describing but read through Elizabeth Warren's proposal around platform utilities:

https://medium.com/@teamwarren/heres-how-we-can-break-up-big...

Maybe you agree, maybe you don't - the point is that it's clearly a well-articulated position. Not all US politicians are idiots, but the loudest ones certainly make it seem that way.
Maiming peaceful protesters with mace and rubber bullets is a dangerous thing to do.
> it'll just get banned from operating in the United States

Worse, it cold be put into entity list, permanently removed from app store and play store.
Use the cash to make global iphone only internet after buying spacex
What if apple aquires it first! :p
Not really. There is nothing any future owner of ARM can do to cut Apple out. Which is why they are not interested in purchasing ARM themselves. They co-developed ARM6 with Acorn and VLSI. Their license allows them to build on to the ARM core. Most Nvidia can do is try to outperform Apple but it will come at a lost of customer that don't need desktop features like GPUs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM_architecture#Architectural...
> if an app was doing what is alleged here, they should be banned

Yep, I also believe that would be in violation of Google/Apple ToS and they would be happy to ban it.

> I'm sure they are provisions to do so without a vote of Congress.

I highly doubt it, and I am waiting to be shown otherwise.
Hardware always gets cheaper and better. Why do you think Apple is so aggressively pushing services?
Google Developers video [0] describing exactly how you should speak to users to get feedback: usability tests. This is pretty standard in the UX community. Here's Steve Krug, author of the Amazon top-selling book on web design "Don't Make Me Think," showing how to do it similarly [1].

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YL0xoSmyZI
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTW1yYUqBm8

Edit: added Steve Krug video.
Since the real airfield no longer exists, I can see why they don't include it. It really does need to be an Easter egg with 1980's Chicago skyline though.
> advanced persistent threat to US democracy

We are a Republic.
Tiktok is not a US-based software company, they're a private company from China: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bytedance

There's been precedent set recently with e.g. Huawei: https://www.theverge.com/2019/5/15/18216988/white-house-huaw..., but also keep in mind we have dealt with much stronger things in the past: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Export_of_cryptography_from_th...
I thought you generally needed a warrant to obtain private information in Europe.

The US CLOUD act says that any government official (even outside law enforcement) from any partner country can obtain data stored (inside or outside the US) without further justification.

Under EU law, can the French government grant their agricultural inspectors access to Angela Merkel’s private Swiss email account?

Under US law, they could, assuming they signed on to the CLOUD act, and the account was provided by a US or French firm.
If you need success and money to not care what people think about you, well, whatever works.
If only they will shut down the windows app. The darn thing eats up 5-20% of my cpu and my VM doesn’t even have a mic. I’ve tried deleting, disabling, cortana’s process comes back and does nothing useful.
It was something that I got preoccupied with when I was writing a lot back in middle/high school. I tended towards past-tense, but I noticed that a lot of young adult novels were first-person present, e.g. Hunger Games.
Now I see why trump announced he’s banning TikTok this weekend - he’s going for an ultimatum... let Microsoft buy you out, or we’ll ban you. China doesn’t usually give in to US bullying, so I can’t see TikTok budging on this
What are the obvious reasons for a throwaway? I'm genuinely curious.
> What's he going to do when ByteDance uploads the .apk somewhere?

I don't think most Android users know how to install an apk, and as far as I know a similar distribution model is not possible on iOS.
Osteoporosis. Peeing a lot, like diabetics do.

The body goes to extremes to keep blood chemistry within a very narrow pH range. In practical terms, this means that your body strips your bones of calcium if your blood is chronically too acid because you die rather rapidly if your blood gets too acid.

You might find it worthwhile to read up on altitude sickness and what happens in the body at elevation. When you cannot breath out wastes efficiently because the air is too thin, the body copes with the chemical derangement of your blood by dumping it out the kidneys. This has knock-on effects, like dragging other stuff with it, especially fluids and electrolytes.
I am quite new to breathing exercises but I also like the 4-7-8 exercise a lot! I was thinking about implementing the most known exercises and then have the option to create your own exercises. A lot of people have been pointing out that the app was way too slow and that it was difficult for them to keep up... I think that maybe if they can increase progressively the duration with custom exercises they can adapt better (it's just a theory)
The referenced AppSignal post about 13,000 dependencies for a todo list is conflating dependencies required for the build tooling with dependencies that are actually bundled in to the web app.

The point is that a dependency is a dependency, and making software needlessly complex in any way is bad.

I've run into this a lot with open source stuff (not even JavaScript, just native code): I want to fix/modify something, and I know it's open-source, so it should be easy, right? After looking at the sprawling dependency tree, and the effort it would take to set up a build environment --- which might not even give me the same output as the original binaries, which are working perfectly fine except for the part I want to change --- I decide I'll just find the locations with a debugger and patch the binary directly.

tl;dr: the complaint is equally valid when applied to build tools, which are themselves also software and becoming bloated.
Moti = Pearl in Hindi/Urdu

I think that's why it is used in cataract where eyes look like pearls.

So the meaning depends on which context you used the word in.
Yep and maybe she'll be vindicated by future historians. But right now she's going to do 20 years.
> to have some say in where our data is stored

But this is what confuses me. These intelligence systems are so integrated that it doesn’t really matter where the data is. Certain data on US residents is available to intelligence agencies here in the EU (well a few countries at least) and the reverse is true. These shared systems aren’t going anywhere so I’m not sure I understand the sentiments in this article.

Edit - I’ll also add that while the US doesn’t explicitly grant constitutional rights to non citizens the agreements between all these countries does govern how this data is used.
Fortnite was a widely successful mobile application for a long time, distributed outside of the app store and with the same audience as TikTok - it's not as hard as it would seem to teach people to sideload.
> Because the amount of story that the creators want to tell requires more

Yep, now just apply this to all creators and you get the gist.
MIPS sure didn't, same for SPARC. CPU architectures can effectively die in a handful of years just like MySpace, Delicious, Digg and such.
From ‘brain fog’ to heart damage, Covid-19’s lingering problems alarm scientists
There's a good discussion of his different legal options here: https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/07/24/trump-cant-ban-tiktok-f...
Another solution would be to use the proper, statically and strictly typed programming languages with AOT compilation. Rust, Swift, Kotlin - these are the best of production-level languages that can produce both native code and WebAssembly. There are other, similar languages as well. They key point - when compiler knows more about your intentions (e.g. strict and sound type system) it can optimize it better. Especially with LTO or PGO.
Even Taylor Swift releases the full new Album on youtube the first day, which is unthinkable even 5 years ago.

I think the industry already accept it is the way forward.
This particular example is probably a bad illustration, with all the recent rage about PII and privacy. In some cases (such as this) you want to make sure data doesn't leak all over the place and anything accessing it follows a strict path.

Anybody modifying Customer object would hopefully be in the right mindset regarding personal information, but once it gets out as a string from GetName or GetEmail, all bets are off, it gets into all kind of logs.

Anything security related is the same.
> Tiktok is not a US-based software company, they're a private company from China

It doesn't really matter, because the app code is repackaged at the Google/Apple level. At that point, it is from US-company to US-consumer. There are no "import restrictions" or customs on code (speech) like there are on hardware.
Even more Article 4, Section 4 of the constitution:

>The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government

https://constitutioncenter.org/interactive-constitution/inte...
Yes, to a degree, although the laws in the books have never been used against a single company like this before.

We have laws preventing all American companies from cooperating with Iranian ones, such that I as an independent Mac app developer cannot sell my app in Iran (no one can). We have similar laws regarding even the transport of encryption algorithms.

The real legal question is whether Trump can do this via an EO, or whether he'll need Congress to do another China bill.
Interestingly most sources I could find on the web say categorically that “No natural food sources of glucosamine exist”, while the the supplement is made from sea shells. All resources related to canine health on the other hand mention cartilage, bone marrow and beef trachea as rich in glucosamine... someone is being dishonest there.
Happiness, in its usage in the article and by me, is not pleasure. Your disagreement is not with my point
> which is basically just a small metal tube that acts as a regulator to slow your breathing.

I'm curious if COVID facemasks have a similar beneficial effect on breathing.
Maybe watch the Red Dwarf episode "Better Than Life" which is more how I could see it playing out.
> If you believe what Soviet Union's state controlled economy collapsed, because it's impossible for state to control that much of details of the economy, then you must be having a great faith in Mr. Xijinping being a literal Super human, who can control "all companies".

China has discarded many of the Communist philosophies which held the USSR back. It is somewhat difficult to organize an economy when you intend to abolish money. And even harder when you refuse to optimize for profit! The PLA is under no such restrictions.

> And Chinese military is so brilliant that they not even developed a powerful military force second only to US & Russian, and meanwhile, they actually runs "all companies"?!

Then you haven't been paying attention, because yes, the People's Liberation Army owns and runs many businesses, with active duty officers serving as executives. State-owned enterprise is basically the only part of the whole Communism thing left.

I don't think anyone said Xi Jingping was a puppet other than you, but he remains president in part because the military supports the idea. Selling off their toys and firing officers from their side gigs risks losing that support.
God help me, I can't tell if this is GPT-3 or not. If you told me it was I'd believe you.
Ehm, seriously? 10 machine 40 years? 20 machine 80 years? There's no correlation with the concept of reforming that person after a while
>>I highly doubt it, and I am waiting to be shown otherwise.

I showed it to you, Huawei. USA gives a LOT of power to the President, sanctions, bans etc etc.
Well, maybe they had a point. We went from Bach to 50 cent…
I went to Harvard in the early 90's. The difference between the diverse interests and ambitions of entering freshmen and what 90% of my classmates ended up doing with their careers (law, medicine, some kind of asset mgt, academia) is profound.
Let's discuss a technical matter.

What's the best VPN to get around this ban?
Separately from what? "QML has a deep JavaScript integration, and allows signal handlers and methods to be defined in JavaScript" according to the docs[1] - the JS engine[2] doesn't seem separable from the QML-based parts of the UI toolkit.

[1] https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtqml-javascript-topic.html

[2] https://wiki.qt.io/V4
Not as good as Google... At least as regards Hungarian (e.g. fasz). Google is generally okay for this, so not sure I understand the selling point.
If I sell 100 lemonades per day and can't pay my rent, yet my neighbor sells 50 lemonades but manages the business in a way to pay his rent and a salary, how can my business possibly be more valuable? It's a silly example but I don't think it's far fetched. Similarly, Apple is worth far more than 20% of the phone market despite having a grasp on only 20% (give or take, I don't recall the exact number) market shares. There's a reason companies aren't valued based on revenue.
Seemed really off VD-wise last time I looked.
He just needs to take it off app stores.