skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> No. It's because Chinese IP theft is so common place that it's hardly worth noting.

In this case what exactly is "theft"? The idea of a floating screen chair? That seems to be done by multiple companies, and doesn't appear to be protected IP in anyway.

If you disagree then it's be great to see the trademark, patent, design patent or copyright that has even possibly been violated here.

> I really struck a nerve with you, didn't I?

I appreciated the irony of commenting on something by saying "I'm not going to say something about X"!
Number driven vs. people driven is how I usually delineate these things. I find myself strongly in the people driven camp and dealing with purely numbers driven people is highly frustrating.
JSON has more degrees of freedom due to more literal types and structures, you can build more contrived documents with it.
Yes. The BJP government is backed by the RSS and most of the members of the BJP party including Modi is former member of RSS. RSS is a religious organization supporting the varna system.
Talk of a scientific rift is a dangerous distraction in the fight against Covid
I wish I could upvote you more than once!
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> Tune into an Indian news channel

Can you name a single unbiased channel?
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Oh, I've acquired most of those skills on my own in the interim. I just haven't stopped being annoyed that I was denied the opportunity to do so as part of my formal education, on the basis of an incorrect assumption that I was college bound and a wrongheaded idea that such people should not have dirt under their fingernails.
Or is it that the monopoly of leftists over "the truth" is falling apart.
The point is not about covid per se. The point is veracity of the institution that are cited all over the globe and orgs like amnesty.

These are created, based and are funded by western govts and people -- their point of view is already biased and often times willfully.

To highlight the point I used pandemic preparedness. Some one in his/her infinite wisdom comes up with an index with 10 parameters and then publishes it. The parameters are mostly influences by where that person lives and his own political leanings.
Audrey Tang on her “conservative-anarchist” vision for Taiwan’s future
Yeah. Given the OP, I'm beginning to understand why the murder might have happened, and why the fellow felt so unremittingly justified
I have no idea what that means, that's why I asked.
That's what stood out to me, too: how is "not being forthcoming" a security issue? I don't have confidence that the judge understands the technical parts of the case. They might not matter, depending on the legal issues in play, but if they matter, this quote seems a bit clueless.
I checked the German models. And yes, it is a GDPR violation. Plus it makes the integrated 4k movie player stutter because the CPU use from the adware causes thermal throttling on the GPU. That's why I investigated in the first place...
I had initially read your comment as "marketing people are having a bad day and want to just be one with the naming discussion"
What do you mean by circumstantial?

He was a trained militant that dropped out of medical college who went to Pakistan for militancy training to
wage ware against the sovereign state of India.

He had knowledge of the criminal conspiracy and arranged logistical support to terrorists.

I don't think he was innocent.
But I don't think he deserved capital punishment.

The likes of Amnesty International was involved in proselytizing him as revolutionary hero and that was totally uncalled for.

No wonder they are being investigated.
The epic store is not a walled garden. If you use Windows you have many choices of App Store, including just downloading from your web browser, and hell if you don't like what's on Windows you can install Linux. If you buy an iPhone you are forced to use the App Store and pay Apple 30% of every digital product you buy on it. It's intensely consumer hostile.
> looking at the companies who buy Google AdWords on their own brand - if someone's searching for your brand on Google your website will already be the top result - a click on the ad is not a true "conversion" in this case and is just wasted money

There are a few good reasons to do this:

1. Competitors will bid on your brand name. Your ad for your own brand name will have a higher quality score and be very cheap, driving up the price for the competitors.

2. So much of a SERP is below the fold that there is value to being as close to the top of the page as possible.
Multi million dollar helicopters large enough to remove people from the grand cannon plus a crew cost 15k per flight. A single person helicopter’s cost as low as 50k brand new and thus less per flight than this thing.
I also went the tape route for that reason; haven't really noticed an issue with the IR sensor. Ended up configuring a firewall rule via OpenWRT that keeps it working on the LAN but not the WAN, so I can still use my phone as a remote with RoMote or the official app, and it's offline (still will blink though, hence the tape).

Nice thing about OpenWRT is being able to block homescreen ads when the TV is online with the adblock package since DNS filtering will do the trick fortunately.
Ohio State is mentioned in this. Are there any other sources on their involvement?
But that doesn't convert enough! Think about all the $120/yr payments you can extract from people that don't know you can use an Excel spreadsheet to do the same thing!
find me a 55 inch monitor for $1000 AUD to use as my TV (with dedicated HTPC) and I'll be all over it..
The new Samsungs (and others) have a remote without numbers... Thankfully the old remotes still work (and even better).
Noyo raises $12.5M Series A to keep building its health insurance API business
>> crackdown on ethnic minorities

Which minorities?
Your simple fix would change the calculus when comparing road & rail travel, which I think is the point of the person you were disagreeing with.
I understand auto-hoax mode, I just hope you use it on youtube videos as often as on MSM. Public figures being CGIed should raise a good amount of flags no?
I was at Google for about 10 years. Here’s my take on the levels.

L3: How well do you do what you’re told?

L4: How independent are you? What’s your individual impact?

L5: How deeply technical are you? How well do you influence others on the team? What do you own?

L6: What’s your reputation in the greater org? How is the product area better because of what you do? Why aren’t you a manager of a 10-person team yet?

L7: How is the company notably different because of you? What technology did you create that most everyone knows about? How have you made a difference in Google’s quarterly revenues for your product area? Why aren’t you a manager of a 30-person group yet?

L8: Why do you have the final say on whether the product area moves forward on any given idea? What books have you published? Which VPs regularly consult with you? Why aren’t you a director of a 200-person org yet?
How about people educate themselves regarding Amnesty.

https://www.opindia.com/2019/09/the-life-and-crimes-of-amnes...
Duckduckgo is blocked in India with Airtel. HTTP url refuses to connect. I have to manually type https://duckduckgo.com to connect.

https://i.postimg.cc/SqkRhpRC/Mozilla-Firefox-29-09-20-w-PA....
The Right to Crime: A Search for the Ideal Criminal (2016)
I believe this is what also happens for me. When I turn on the pc, the TV automatically switches to it.
> Vanila crew is in love with Meteor.js, which is latest technology based on JavaScript (Node.js).

Surprised to see this. I thought the development of meteor.js has stopped.
> “Walled gardens have existed for decades,” said the judge. “Nintendo has had a walled garden. Sony has had a walled garden. Microsoft has had a walled garden. What Apple’s doing is not much different...

Shouldn't a judge look at what is allowed by the law, instead of being the devil's advocate and say "those guys have done it for years, so it's fine"?

Something might be a long standing practice and still be against the law. Something might have not been against the law in the past and be against it now. I'm not saying that it is, but that's what the judge should base his argument on.
I've got a similarly aged pre-smart Samsung, sounds like it'll be with us for a while.
Very cool! Been using the beta iOS app with this built in and it’s been working well.
That's a great idea, thanks for the feedback, I will try to do that :)
> She also said that walled gardens have existed for four decades and that what Apple's doing isn't too different.

In relation to this lawsuit it's mostly the same, but in general it's way different. The iOS is not a gaming platform. While gaming consoles are purely for entertainment and mostly optional in almost everyone's life, phones are not. The iOS walled garden is a lot more like a Windows or Mac walled garden would be, if it existed, which would be horrible.

Phones are somehow not accepted as a general purpose personal computing platform, while they clearly are. I don't think Epic Games could reasonably sell that argument in their position, but it doesn't mean they are wrong.
Your opinion is not a valid source.
> “Walled gardens have existed for decades,” said the judge. “Nintendo has had a walled garden. Sony has had a walled garden. Microsoft has had a walled garden. What Apple’s doing is not much different...

So is this case is going to determine if phones are general purpose computers or game consoles?

Many people use a phone instead of a computer, often it's an individual/families only internet access. I don't think there are any examples of general purpose computers acting as walled gardens.

Edit: Change first sentence to question.
Personally I don't think it's fair to compare Apple to any of the names (Playstation, Xbox, Nintendo, Amazon, Walmart or Best Buy) since a videogame from Sony, Nintendo or Microsoft can be sold on Amazon, Walmart or any other store. And you can open your own store (F-Droid for example) in Android.
Try entering something like 'Les Misérables' or "into to Kubernetes"
> Just don't connect it to the Internet.

One also has to be cognizant of HDMI Ethernet in case of "unintended" connectivity:

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDMI#HDMI_Ethernet_and_Audio_R...
Ask HN: We made a successful algo trader. How to split the equity?
Two years ago I started a crypto trader based on machine learning (working fulltime since june 2018 on it).
By the end of 2019, I had a decent prototype with good live results.
In march of 2020, a guy (B) I met on reddit algotrading joined me. He was convinced to come flatshare with me and work on this together fulltime. He dropped out of school for this. At the time, he was doing his own algotrading project, but his project wasn't as promising, and he didn't like school, so he joined my project.
In April of 2020, another friend (C) started working part time on the project, doing mostly data engineering for taxes, and working with accountants to handle taxes. He doesn't have as much ML expertise as the rest of the team, but he still is a good coder.
In July of 2020, another friend (D) joined the project full time to work on ML algos and data engineering.

Everyone put in about 10k of his own money when he joined. Our activity has grown a lot and is now making around 2% of one of the biggest crypo-exchange's volume.
We are now incorporating a company. We plan to do a 4 year vesting schedule.

What do you think would be a fair equity split should be given the situation I just described?
I'm a consumer, I find it to be liberating.

But yea the Epic Store is a walled garden. They don't let me publish whatever I want.
These too are just the financial costs of driving, they don’t account for the long term environmental costs.
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The difference is that you had to accept their EULA. I didn't because even if I technically prevent their data extraction, I still want it to be illegal for them.
As a lot of other people said, Google still wins for local info. But nothing else IMO.

Try searching the model of your TV + review on Google. Tell me what page the first actual review comes in. If there's any, and not only stores trying to sell it to you or machine generated pages.
Setting esni to enabled in Firefox partially works.

But Airtel really, really wants to run scripts and show ads on blocked pages.

Duckduckgo -
https://i.postimg.cc/SqkRhpRC/Mozilla-Firefox-29-09-20-w-PA....

Pirate Bay - https://i.postimg.cc/qMmwMXVY/t-29-09-20-9-Dv.png
I was under a similar impression. I recall it being a midly interesting idea, before a lot of people determined it had too many issues and it fizzled out and the company began to push some other project.
The actual Epic store is a walled garden. You’re intermingling two separate things. Epic won’t let you out a game in their store without taking a cut.
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In the old days many things that were XML when it should have been JSON, today it is the opposite, many things that are JSON when it should be XML.
And if you use xbox you can buy your games from any videogame store in your town. Maybe the new digital editions will be but current ones aren't.
An Indian festival goes high-tech
About 10% of India's population is muslim however in Kashmir they are a majority which I think is more or less the root cause of the Kashmir conflict.
Clean room tyvek coveralls that cover head to toe. You'll see them in automotive paint shops and electronic rooms. This was a hypersonic lab so even a strand of hair, blown at +2000mph, could do serious damage to equipment.

And since I was working between classes it made it easier to change.
Yeah there was a huge outcry about it on Twitter some time back.

P.S. From the screenshot, it looks like you're trying to connect to [http]://duck.., hence shifting to https works.

This also hints towards a mixture of plain old http censorship
and https censorship, which Airtel (in fact all ISPs) do randomly
Here in Canada mine did. They were optional courses inside of requisite streams, however.

[In the Ontario public school system, specifically] we were required a Civics-classified course in our upper years which resulted in me taking Canadian History rather than general civics—but understanding how to vote has never been a burden here.

Budgets, etc, were covered by a maths course called "Math for Everyday Life" which was, unfortunately, in the "enter the workforce" rather than the College or University stream so most avoided it because it appeared as if it was next to remedial. I took it. It was alright. I don't remember specifics, but it's likely responsible for a lot of my intuitive understanding of things like budgets, credit systems, mortgages, etc. While it wasn't in the higher streams, it did fulfill the requisite for math in order to graduate.

As far as English courses, we were required to take one of College or University streams throughout high school for reading a mix of literature critically, dramatically, and to engage in debate. You could also optionally take a Creative Writing course beside that which had more reading, more debate, more in-depth grammar and creative exercises (which if you ask me only improves reading comprehension) as well as a final project of developing a small body of related work, presenting it and defending it in a proposal.

And I attended rural schools, one of which was being progressively closed as I attended (thanks Mike Harris), so it wasn't just a matter of being in a city rich with resources, or of a certain class.

That said, it's unfortunate that I hear a lot of people claim those kinds of courses are not offered here (and worse, use that as reason for complete reform or selling our public system to private interests), and many subjects are not covered—but they are, and I've just noticed not many people take them. Canadian History, and our amazingly jaded teacher, covered in detail the dark side of the country's history and some of the complex network of politics of the First Nations, and the Math for Everyday Life course (while I wish I had dug into more complex topics with as much fervour) made the basic stuff a little more natural in my understanding.

Any of the wood shop/home economics (joint course, you had to take both) courses mentioned we had taken in the 7th/8th grade rather than high school. There was an auto shop, but I can't comment because I didn't take it. Car ownership seemed well out of reach so I didn't care as much at the time!
Wow! Thanks for the summary!

That's astonishing!
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They went on a go slow - company paid under the table to hit a delivery date.
I am assuming that all TV reviews will assign 1 start to Samsung devices from now on. I wouldn't touch that shit.
Yeah let google serve you ads and sell your info, not Samsung or LG or Sony
All starts with us accepting the idea that the device you paid for still isn't your property, and if tomorrow samsung decides to show porn on all samsung TV's, there is nothing you can do.
Modi himself added his trader community to backward caste for reaping benefits while he was running for CM of Gujarat using BJP govt at centre. Modh-Ghanchis are a middle caste which is a beneficiary of caste system and is by no means an OBC.
> In America we are seeing rioters constantly classified by the media as protestors.

Could you show me some instances of this? I've heard this repeated but I haven't actually seen it myself.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24626364
Even if you bought it in the store they already paid the Xbox tax.
The keyboard is detachable so you can use it next to the unfolded screen if I understand the description correctly.

Not sure why you think docking defies portability. As long as you have a usb-c port, you can attach display+peripherals with one cable when you're at the desk. Nothing is sacrificed.
I even prefer find ads on hn than this kind of nonsenses.
Slightly OT: how'd you type the strikethrough text? I wasn't aware HN supported that.
I'm glad my TV isn't smart enough to display ads. Should I ever decide to buy a new TV (my current one is an old 32"), it should be as dumb as possible. Smart enough to react to a WOL packet, be remote-controllable via TCP and be happy to live blocked behind a firewall.

I leave the intelligence to other devices which I connect to the TV.
Oh I forgot we need a snazzy hat - a cross between the Tarleton Bonnet and the Berglisari Hat.
It is questionable even in markup. Attribute restrictions (unique, can't be structured) gave rise to minilanguages

class="foo bar"
lang="en-US"
style="margin:0;padding:0"

XSLT blows away promise of structured data with XPath and functions like concat in attributes. And it is a special case in DOM and XSLT making it much harder to manipulate.

Meanwhile <script> and <style> content hidden by default.
Amnesty international and other Western NGOs are moral sticks of rich countries to browbeat erstwhile colonies for not maintaining high living standards post exploitation.
I changed the title from "Eyes in the sky" to a more descriptive one.

Excerpt

The key tool in the ICCC’s arsenal is the crowd management application (CMA) system, which keeps an eye on crowd density across all 700 camera feeds. The system is taught how much ground area each CCTV camera covers, which then allows it to estimate, with 85% accuracy, the number of people in a space at any given time. If there are more than three people per square meter, the system issues a warning, and the ground police team is notified and instructed to stop, hold, or divert the crowd.
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So I guess there will be no outcry when Microsoft starts charging the alleged "industry rate" to allow programs to run on Windows.
return it?
So long as a human remains in the loop somewhere no decision is "purely logical and data-driven", although you make a good point about the risks of chasing efficiency over all else
> It's a separate thin keyboard that's sitting on half the screen. There's another picture with the separate keyboard in the other Anantech article.

I can't quite tell... Can it be folded without removing the keyboard?
Would be interesting to see how many of the people in that room would buy a Samsung TV for themselves.
This is not about the block a month ago. This is a new block.

When it was blocked a month ago, there was no notice. Now, there is a notice that it is a TRAI order. usually seen on sites that the govt themselves ask to block (piratebay, torrentz.eu, etc)
True for these benchmarks, but other than regex, most aren't what one would typically be doing with it.

It would be nice if one of the benchmarks was more reflective of typical use.
It’s not consumer hostile, quite contrary actually. Maybe not pro-consumer or developers who do not want to pay hostile. Also, no one is forced to buy an iPhone. In fact, Android holds a significantly larger market share where you can go do everything you complain Apple doesn’t let you do. I buy the iPhone because I like knowing it will just work.
Roku and Chromecast do the same BS as smart TVs
By that logic is your local supermarket a walled garden? They won't let you sell stuff without taking a cut.
"Yes, but in Debug/ReleaseSafe it's much stronger than C with sanitisers."

Is it also stronger than C with Frama-C?

Are you sure you hit all the execution paths during development?

Pervasive casts?
Not under MISRA C.

Look, I'm not criticising Zig on a technical level (I mentioned above I'm keeping an eye on it because it looks interesting), but I don't have any trust in community driven languages keeping it simple (although Zig promises to do so, see link above).

EDIT: Corrected formatting.
I think it means that they are using some 3d representation of a palm that a (single) 2d image won't capture (unlike a fingerprint). Maybe they use video (gesture was mentioned) or maybe something like lidar.
> Shouldn't a judge look at what is allowed by the law, instead of being the devil's advocate and say "those guys have done it for years, so it's fine"?

I haven't been able to find the actual details yet, but from what I can gather, this is not the actual hearing.

Right now, the judge's job isn't to determine whether Apple's terms were illegal, or whether Epic breached those terms with Apple.

The judge is deciding whether or not Apple should be injuncted from booting Fortnite from the App Store, and whether or not the matter should proceed to trial.

It's less about black-letter law, and more about judicial discretion (albeit exercised very conservatively). So this type of looser language is to be expected.
I recently attended a scientific conference on biometrics (I'm not from the field) and it was shocking to learn about all that stuff, both what's going on in the research community as well as on the law makers' side of things.
Thanks for the Wikipedia page!

I think it makes it fairly clear he is well qualified to write on the topic. Only one of the his 8 books wasn't about India. He was awarded the "Pravasi Bharatiya Samman (Distinguished Overseas Indian)" award by the President of India!

Additionally he has published extensively specifically about India and democracy since at least 1997: https://scholar.google.com.au/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=S...

I'd note in particular his contribution to the 1997 classic in the field "Paths to Peace - Is Democracy the Answer?"

https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/paths-peace
> OpIndia is an Indian right-wing news portal founded in 2014 by Rahul Raj and Kumar Kamal. The website has published fake news and anti-Muslim commentary on multiple occasions, including a 2020 incident in which it falsely claimed that a Hindu boy was sacrificed in a Bihar mosque.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpIndia