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Oh, of course. I meant it more in case of newly written games. The ones that already run UE4 may likely meet a slow, neglected death.
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Sounds like OP thought Apple had the same market share back then as today.
Even if you develop for bare metal, you’re at the mercy of hardware manufacturers, who sometimes change specs without warnings.

Windows and Linux are third-party platforms too. I mostly develop for these two platforms (been doing for couple decades now), and never had the unfortunate experience of GP.
It doesn't work like that. As a business you cannot refuse serving customers just because they sue you (especially B2B).
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> then fine dining servers in the US are substantially out-earning those in the UK

You keep moving the goalposts. Now fine-dining? People here can tip too, it's just that companies are required to give them a basic standard. At a fine dining restaurant they'd be earning more than minimum wage generally.
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13 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24052412

51 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23662378

5 months ago and 492 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22443363
Do you dare to post the URL of your “super cheap to run” could run instance to test that theory?

(My point being you’ll need cloud flare DDOS protection or something similar, and I’m not sure I’d classify that as “super cheap” if we are comparing against “free”.

Don’t get me wrong, Cloud run is certainly an amazing product, I love it slot. It is also cheap to run as long as you don’t run into any hiccups. However, It’s ability to generate a personal $1000 or $10000 credit card bill disqualifies it from being a good candidate for small to medium projects. It is clearly an enterprise product.
We won’t remember much of what we did in the pandemic
The blue is weird to me, because the blue of the chakra is almost never kept when using the colors of the flag as a motif.
So that your legal rights aren't undermined. Especially companies dependent on single large companies have the legal system as their only protection against abuse.
I good friend of me has an esoteric coworker with a strong focus on Orgone energy and the like. The stories I get to hear and the "research" we do to read up on that stuff are fun and quite a filler for good and entertaining evenings.
Because making content exclusive to a single platform is not adding value - it is removing value from other platforms, and as such is a net negative move.
I use a shopping list app[1] that was last updated in January 2011 (so pretty close to 2010) and still works fine. The UI is huge and blurry, but it works.

[1] https://f-droid.org/app/caldwell.ben.trolly
Doesn't that just make it worse for Apple for having arbitrary rules with nebulous requirements that they sometimes tolerate or at other times enforce?
Already with new ARM-based Macs, or have they already published a fully working version?
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Altitude. Any fighter they scramble from the ground to intercept is going to be trading speed for altitude, and unless they vastly outclass you, they won’t be able to close while climbing.

With any luck, any planes already in the air will have to close a larger distance, and you can dump altitude to increase speed and thus distance. You’d just better pick a direction that doesn’t put you over another airfield, or you’ll be out of the pan and into the fire.
it shows me first the results from 2014. What is the logic behind rankimg the results?
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> and what I "learned" about that platform is useless.

Most of what I’ve learned about Silverlight was directly reusable for the rest of MS XAML platforms: WPF, WinRT, UWP, and now WinUI.
There's a difference between intentionally making a device harder to repair and making design tradeoff to satisfy certain consumer preference.
A big part of Go's success is due to the large and useful standard lib. This kind of ecosystem feature is much more valuable than any language feature.

If the Rust guys would understand this and put an async runtime, http server and client, crypto and some more essentials in the standard lib the adoption would be much higher. Than we would have a super robust language and a super robust ecosystem. I don't think the borrow checker is the issue with Rust slow adoption in the mainstream backend business.
Ask HN: GPT-3 API. Has any of you had access?
I've seen many impressive examples of the performance of GPT-3 in a wide array of tasks. I know you can request access from the OpenAI site and join a waiting list, but so far I've never heard of anyone who had access.

Did any of you manage to test it? What did you do? What's your impression? Are the examples in those videos cherry-picked?

I'd like to try prompts that ask for its understanding of the world. Something like: "You have a glass with water // You turn it upside down // You put it back on the table // Where is the water?"
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AFAIK consoles were never open to any game. Phones only became walled gardens with Apples Store. And they remain completely shut off to external apps only on iOS.
It's all about updates. If there is new stuff to do, people will come back eventually. Maybe not every year but there are some games I've come back to every 2 years.
> This sounds more like a threat. "If you don't give us whatever data we want, for free, then we will cut you off from some of our online services as punishment.

Or start charging for things that used to be free, like news results.
You pay a nominal fee and can publish an App. There's no selection process. Consoles however won't just let anyone on their platform.
FaunaDB's 50MB/day data output quota is tiny, and they explicitly state they don't have a hard cap or throttling so if you ever get hugged to death by a viral HN/Reddit/whatever post it's going to be expensive. That puts me off using it for anything publicly accessible.
A come to Jesus moment in the industry that if you produce code at a rate higher than you can mitigate risk in that code, you are not engineering but masturbating.

It's a collective action problem that needs collective action. Individual incentive changes aren't going to cut it. Unfortunately many thought leaders in the industry have tried to build a culture of suggesting that the solution to collective action problems is individual iteration.

Unless you want to keep pentesters like me burned out because the mail of dumb bugs doesn't stop coming until we all go postal.
What does OpenAI have a monopoly in, exactly?
Agreed. It's been stated time and time again that the next frontier of AI will come from a paradigm shift. Deep learning is great, but it is, at the end of the day statistical model fitting. Can it get us to the next frontier? Sure, as much as you can simulate a turing machine on a calculator and then simulate an R/B tree on that. Using ML to reach the next stage (of making algorithms capable of generic learning without being finely tuned) might be the hard way, and we may be approaching the mirror at mach speed. When, how, what, or why this paradigm shift will happen - no one knows, but we all know the alternative amounts to luck of the draw.

I've largely been of the camp that ML/DL will be the herald of the next AI winter, and while GPT-3 is impressive, it has no new constraints that we haven't already seen before, and doesn't break any that needed to be broken to change the field (NLP notwithstanding). Soon enough, the limitations of ML/DL will be apparent, and while there will be a breadth of practical applications to explore and analyze, we will be able to see clearly the boundary of how far ML/DL can take us, and will have to be content with what we have until the shift occurs.
I'd say they are all GUI applications as they're computer-games, with a GUI.
I've been reloading https://www.sabrecms.com/en/blog since I read your comment. When's this blog post coming?

Have to say, I assumed you were an American, so it was quite disappointing to find you're a Dane. Might have to dob you in to Sandi Toksvig.

Edit: One of your sites (login.sabrecms.com) has expired SSL certificates. Might want to re-run Lets Encrypt. Can I suggest a cronjob? Mind you, they do send you an email whenever one of your certificates is about to expire.
Those kids just create a new account. They're not businesses with thousands of employees that are dependent on TOS enforcement by Epic.
Ask HN: Pro Devs – What are the features of your ideal low-code platform?
If we build a low-code platform on top of existing front-end and back-end frameworks to make professional web app developers even more productive, what would be the features / characteristics of such a platform? In other words, what parts of web app development can be further automated?
Datalog is a recursive query language. One of the very few alternatives to SQL.
If I had to guess, I would say the source are aurorae at the north pole of Jupiter.

According to the labels, what we see is a transit of Europa. Europa is a moon on Jupiter and circling it clockwise. In the video, it is visibly moving from 'left' to 'right', so we are looking at the north pole (the dark spot is the shadow, the faint circle to the bottom and right is the moon itself (this was mixed up before, thanks to haiguise for catching it)).

Here is a what looks like to be a real color image overlayed with an UV image in blue-ish colors:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jupiter#/media/File:Hubble_Cap...

Edit: it even says "Jupiter" on the label of the last image.
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We could run a 2 tier system. Anyone can build apps but to build apps handling sensitive PII you need to be registered. Execs need to be liable for this to work.
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People keep saying this but in an antitrust case you cannot simply declare the narrowest market that fits your argument and expect the court to accept it. The court will examine the market reality and examine how consumers actually behave to determine what the actual relevant market is, and it's unlikely that a court would find "iOS app distribution" to be a separate and relevant market for antitrust purposes. I've explained why in detail elsewhere [1], but in short, the US legal system generally does not consider an aftermarket consisting of a single brand's product to be a relevant product market unless specific rules are met:

> Because it would be inappropriate to punish a firm for its natural monopoly in its own products, courts embraced a sweeping prohibition against analyzing alleged anticompetitive activity by focusing on single-brand relevant markets: "[A]bsent exceptional market conditions, one brand in a market of competing brands cannot constitute a relevant product market." [2]

For a much more thorough explanation see my linked comment below.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24193731

[2] https://casetext.com/case/metzler-v-bear-automotive-service-...
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I think the point was that making it easier to repair will compromise something like device size or weight, making it less attractive to the larger portion of the population.

If they could provide the same form factor and make it easily repairable, then I think you would be right that would be attractive to all, however I think small size and repairability are mutually exclusive properties.
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They created urgency. A case otherwise could've taken years for a first decision and would've been purely theoretical. They now need a decision within 14 days and can prove significant damage if the courts rule in Apple's favor (whereas Apple's damage is negligible if they're forced to leave Epic alone for a bit). The court case will be long either way but Epic can now show how harshly Apple reacts to enforcing the 30%, something they couldn't have done before.
Show HN: ProgressKer The all-in-one progress tracker app for your daily routine
How would you feel if your ISPs started wanting a cut of all money you made via the internet?

After all, it's their house so their rules...

Apple have carved out a significant market share of mobile users. They've locked down the OS so you can't install your own apps on it and they've crippled the browser so you can't build nice web apps. For businesses like Netflix, Spotify and Epic who's userbases arguably transcend the App Store, why should they pay the Apple Tax?

Apple doesn't "own" these users. But if you want to extend your services to them you have to pony up.
> careless people

They are not careless, they are uneducated on topic. Are you advocating for finishing FDA and drug regulation, because if people bought wrong drugs, it's their carelessness and consequences are just?

That's nonsense. Historian should not know much about computers, just like me, a computer guy, should not know much about drugs. If there is a company allowing safe computing, which Apple is, people are better to stick with it, and you are better choosing linux or something and stop advocating for reducing people's choice.
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GameCube BBA emulation via the Wii's stock networking was recently added to Nintendont:

https://github.com/FIX94/Nintendont/issues/144
Is software industry a “bad place” to be?
Foldable smartphones are going to be Nintendo DS emulator machines.
His illusions here were based on a 2000 paper titled "A new illusion demonstrates long-range processing" ( https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S004269890...) That paper showed that there is a global mechanism for orientation averaging. I've always been fascinated with the idea of using illusions to reverse engineer our visual system and this is a really good example of that. The paper is a really accessible read and the rest of Kitaoka's website is a treat to browse:

http://www.psy.ritsumei.ac.jp/~akitaoka/
Maybe we will see a hardware project from the Analogue people or something else in the future :)
I have a distinct impression we aren’t getting the whole story.

This feels a bit like “if you meet assholes all day, you’re the asshole” territory. Or someone who works in the space really doesn’t like them.
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>What makes you think that there's only been a tweet's worth of text on the matter? Furthermore, why should the movement he spearheaded suffer because others can't be bothered to try to understand a brilliant, eccentric, neurodivergent individual?

If there were anything else, fanboys like you wouldn't hesitate to mention it every time you want to pull the "autism sympathy" card to make anyone who's been creeped out and offended by his behavior out to be " easily manipulated, savage, and unstable individuals" who can't comprehend the tragic, broken genius who's too good for this world.

The movement will be fine. The movement doesn't need him, and if it does, it's not a movement, it's a cult.

>I'd take 100 more people just like him with all the inherent quirks than any of the mob who rushed to condemn him without even so much as getting to know him.

Yes, well, you can have your hundred quirky middle aged pedophile apologists, as society seems to have enough to go around. I'll be satisfied when they're kept away from positions of authority and their behavior stops being defended by people around them. Just be sure to burn your sheets after they stay over.

Jesus Christ, get some perspective.
Show HN: Breathe 2.0 – Boost your calmness and focus while you work
Yeah let's not get into that conversation...
There are no such requirements, those are guidelines. All that’s required is you indent at all, and that it’s self-consistent.
A mid 90s object oriented textbook somewhere is screaming at me, "pidgeon-hole computing is dead and unappealing unless you are a pidgeon or a mailman! Don't treat computers like a list of robots and mailboxes, don't focus on the hows of computing, focus on the whys!"
Hi everyone!

Breathe is a (distraction-free) peripheral breath trainer, it helps you breathe correctly so you can stay calm and focus on what matters.

I started breathe 2 weeks ago after reading some articles on the benefits of breathing correctly (you have the link to those articles in the repo). And the app consisted of a gif embedded inside a macOS app that always stayed on top, but besides that there was no speed control, no customising, it was just a gif. For me this was enough as my only objective was to start breathing correctly without the need to go out of flow.

The same day I finished this 5-minute gif embedded coding adventure I found myself very happy as not only I could breathe correctly but I felt more focused and less anxious.

After I got a lot of positive feedback two weeks ago on my first Show HN (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24008678), I saw that the project had value for a lot of people and started spending most of my free time on making breathe usable.

Today I have released version 2.0 with all the features I deemed necessary for breathe to be a 100% functioning app.

The most requested features were being able to customise the breathing exercises time intervals, the color of each step and to be able to progressively increase the intervals to train yourself to breathe deeper.

Besides that, the most important features in terms of usability that I have implemented imo are transporting the window between spaces (so it always stays on top, it doesn’t matter if you go full screen), status bar icon with all the settings and the option to open at login.

Any feedback is highly appreciated!
I don't think the above poster was critiquing the quality of the web, but rather stating that the web has the same problem of generally being consolidated into the hands of a few big players (Google/Facebook).

If you make a website and Google decides to remove you from their search index for whatever reason, the financial effects on most companies would also be disastrous. Perhaps even comparable to being removed from the App Store.
Not everything; at least early on, iOS apps were great. But over time, on the one side the developers started adding more and more features, or switched to web tech or some hybrid technology, convinced that it would save them time and money (it didn't and the user experience is the worse for it). I also believe Apple itself added more and more cruft to the system.

One thing my colleague (who was a bit more hardcore than me) was convinced of is that hand-coding interface code was faster than using Interface Builder. I want to believe; I can imagine that the IB interface was just an XML file that had to be read, parsed and its layout built up, whereas handcoded layouts is very dumb code that would compile easily and execute quickly. But at the same time, I want to believe Interface Builder would be converted to obj-c code and compiled as normal.

Anyway Apple had years of head start in terms of performance and user experience (= perceived speed) to Android, their technology decisions was one of the reasons.

And yet, thinking about it, it wasn't even as fast as I could be; because of how objective-C works, function calls are somewhat dynamic so every function call, the runtime has to look up what to call the function on. Later on (with Swift) they managed to add an optimization that could omit this check if they detected the target could not change.

I'm rambling a bit and speaking from memory here btw, take this comment with a grain of salt. I'm no computer scientist, just a developer.
> Imagine someone selling you a house and despite that you think you own the house the seller defines what things you can or cannot have in your own house

That's exactly like housing in developed world works, lol. When you buy a flat in Germany, you implicitly agree on a huge set of rules.

No one would allow you to buy a flat and turn it into a brothel or a disorderly house, or even run a pretty legal business in it) And many have additional rules, like not playing piano too loud.

But your analogy is wrong. Apple doesn't prohibit you to do something with your phone, they regulate the service they provide to you on a constant basis. Following your analogy if you've bought a flat, nobody is obliged to deliver food to you, especially when some food vendors do not comply with delivery's rules.
This is a very interesting take, but I think it applies more to transcendental meditation, not for mindfulness meditation.
I think mindful practices are good stress relievers in general, which include free journaling, slow long walks, and also simple thought mindfulness where we just observe our thoughts dispassionately. (The word "meditation" should be removed from this activity IMHO to avoid confusion)
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Something is obviously wrong with you! ;)

More seriously you're a cautionary tale to what Stallman has warned us for so long.
Wow, based on OP I thought Thomas was just a colossal idiot, but that tips the scales to malicious.
It’s not what this thread is about.
I suspect if you proposed a superior alternative instead of just decrying capitalism (which to me seems no different than saying 'cancer sucks!' and then leaving it at that), you might get more traction.
By then, Bill Gates will have taken care of it.
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As of this summer, the option to use the Privacy Shield data transfer agreement for EU citizens’ personal data transfers is gone, which more than 5000 companies have been leaning on.

Kubernetes and the cloud native software stack can help companies with a global user base by providing a cloud agnostic approach to where their applications are hosted.

In this post we argue for how companies with a global user base can skip worrying about the lack of Privacy Shield or similar future data transfer agreements by having a software infrastructure that they can use in Europe, US or in their own data centers depending the need.

What's your take, do you think multi-cloud K8s will see a rise in popularity?