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I was a cog at Nokia during the time the iPhone was released. So look forward to reading this and hope it sheds some light on Nokia's implosion. It felt like Nokia cut its own head off pretty needlessly. Nokia was still making better hardware in lots of ways (better call quality, better cameras). Symbian was pretty terrible though. It could do a lot but was hard to use. I always thought Nokia should have ditched Symbian and adopt Android, as it was pretty clear that had potential coming from Google, and they needed better hardware partners. I would like to see how what would have played out in an alternative reality...
I personally wish the official docs got a much heavier weighting in the search engines. I hate receiving crap from w3schools and dev.to over the actual good stuff. Stupid SEO crap, but it's a resume puff piece. I can't blame them for writing it.

It is a good article with some good examples, I just wish these kinds of articles didn't exist.
The upper class, without a doubt.
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> Of course it's true. Otherwise why would the fine article exist?

There can be a "controversy" which isn't taken seriously by any experts. See: Flat Earth.
It wasn't an American journalist.
People sometimes say that Linux based OSes largely lack malware because they're unpopular but I would argue that it's also because they're so different from eachother. Even if the user wants to install you're binary it's hard to make it work on both redhat and alpine, if they don't want it it's even harder. A contrast to this is the extreme monoculture in "mobile Oses" and iOS in particular where even the IM app is more or less dictated by a single small group of people.
This is exactly what I am doing now except my desktop is in cloud. For months, I was researching laptops, I am currently 13" MBP user but was debating switching to Windows laptop. However, if it was going to be able to run video games, it was turning into $2000+ purchase. Plus pretty big to be portable.

Then I discovered Shadow PC. For $12 a month, I have pretty powerful machine. My MBP is now a simple thin client. When it dies, I ll buy the cheapest Macbook. Also I use 21" external monitor or my TV to play games. Works great.

Also been using it for ML projects but unfortunately they will shutdown the VM if it doesn't receive user input. So long running processes require you to be sitting by the machine.

I am a big user of iPad and their iPad app is awesome. If I can figure out right dongle tobl hook up hdmi, keyboard, and mouse, I might just never buy another laptop.
Yes! Just checked, and the most popular model on kakaku.com (Japanese price comparison site) right now is around $300. Ours was around $400, maybe not the best but we're pretty satisfied with it.
That depends entirely on whether society prioritizes FIFA skills or in-person social skills, and I would be willing to bet that it's the latter.
It looks really good, and hopefully will improve the experience for new users.

My only question is whether you can choose to boot into the Activities view versus booting into a given workspace. I rarely ever use workspaces, so it would be a slight annoyance.
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Don’t forget Tutorialspoint, which in my experience is way more endemic to Python PSL search results than every other SEO crap site. And unlike w3schools, it’s not even useful for a quick glance.
Not sure, but it might mean Local Privilege Escalation. It’s one thing to take control of the iMessage process, it’s another to then gain kernel level access.
I doubt it's macOS only, if you remember EternalBlue, that was called that way because it kept bluescreening on machines the NSA tested it on ...
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I apologize, for some reason I totally missed that. Dang shot me a note and I changed it.
That this installation was conceived as an advertisement for the Sharp SH-08C, a 3G mobile phone that's long been obsoleted, discontinued and forgotten, and that the installation itself holds up nearly a decade later, kinda makes you think about the longevity of tech products (and also about the line between art and marketing)...
I’ve seen too many of these comments over the years. They always come from the same hateful place. Once comments like that bubble up, it’s no longer a dialogue and the person writing them is not debating in good faith.
I wouldn't touch a desktop environment with a 10 foot pole if it used node or npm.
I'm "enlightened". By saying that I am asserting that I have had a mystical experience (satori) and have integrated the experience into my world view.
The experience of satori brought me to understand that the Cosmos is an artefact of the love of the awakened consciousness (myself) for the beautiful Light which woke me. This "Light" is identified with a loving thought of the Creator.
Nowhere in enlightenment is there any intrinsic moral value.
However if I should choose to spend my life in becoming friends with the Creator, I must choose paths of kindness,decency, and love.
Enlightenment is possible for all men equally, and comes upon both good and bad men.
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It's not just mammals and I wouldn't frame it as them being disposable when propagating the species.

There's a bigger payout at the right tail of the distribution for male genes. Male genes can sometimes have 1000 offspring. Female genes generally can't. Male genes are generally more likely to have 0 offspring. So male genes have less to lose and more to gain by taking risks, behavioral and biological risks. See also male variance hypothesis.

This varies by species and the pattern is likely stronger in more polygynous species and weaker in more monogamous species. See also sexual dimorphism. Human males take more behavioral risks on average and have higher mortality rates throughout life (not only from behavior).

I warn you though, this is a controversial subject because of some of its possible implications.

Also I should disclose that I'm not an expert, just a layperson interested in this and some related topics.
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That would imply split-brain development. Yes I agree that devs will support M1 out of necessity in supporting a minority market share OS that will expand from M1's apparent superiority....

But Wintel will own business desktops for probably a decade, unfortunately.
Where I'm from, Asian cuisine is not very popular with older generations - probably because they didn't grow up with it. It has only recently garnered enough popularity to establish successful chains (aside from highly Americanized options like Panda Express, PF Changs, or HuHot).

Small, independent, "Ma & Pa" type restaurants vary much more in quality than established chains. When your only options for Asian food are those kinds of restaurants - and a limited selection at that - it's not surprising for bad quality to sometimes be associated with the cuisine.

I still have to drive far out of my way to find good Indian food, despite living in a metropolitan area. Which is a shame, because I really enjoy it.
The default yes answer is a big one, agreed!
One of the best free resources on making interpreters (with VM, OOP and garbage collection support): https://craftinginterpreters.com
The spec itself defines it as:

Normative for the current edition of the Standard, but having been identified as a candidate for removal from future revisions

This is a very blunt tool. In practice, a feature may be deprecated if it is:

1. Legacy inherited from C that serves no modern purpose. The register keyword.

2. Features hardly anybody implemented. Exported templates is the only example I am aware of. Like falling off the edge of the map.

3. Features that proved to be a bad idea, like incrementing a bool.

4. Features that proved to be wholly inadequate, like codecvt for dealing with Unicode.

5. Features that are reasonably new in C++ but obviated by new stuff. You don't need std::bind if you have lambdas.

This is my outsider's perspective; please chime in if you have standards committee insight.
Sadly not, that would have made things a hell of a lot easier!
Good question. I do think there are some bogus workshops, and at least a couple of the papers at this workshop seem to be written by people who don't understand the area very well. However, there's also a lot of great work in this workshop. It's also asking an important and fundamental question, which we have reason to believe has better answers than our current ones. I also think quantum ML is a perfectly sensible line of inquiry (although imo unlikely to pay off for a long time, if ever), even if its results are consistently overhyped in the media.

I don't really know what to do about the state of journalism, however. I thought I was being pretty hard on the author of this piece elsewhere in this thread, actually. I guess you could blame everyone who upvoted the article. On the other hand, we can't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.

There is a screening process for NIPS workshops (which I've been part of the last two years) where more experienced researchers rate the proposed workshops. There are usually a couple that get through that I think shouldn't be. However, I'd rather let 1000 stupid workshops through than shut down the one seemingly weird one that's actually a promising direction. Because if not here, where can we nurture and support weird ideas?

Finally, I think workshops play a vital role in onboarding newcomers to the field. One of the main ways you learn is by writing papers, and workshops lower the barrier to getting something out the door and getting feedback on it.
The problem is, modern Chinese food rely too much on MSG(or its alternatives, along with chilies), it has its justification that Chinese are only relative rich recently, that people needed a way to make cabbages and other non-meat stuff tasty, in this sense, Chinese food is defined by it, unfortunately. I honestly can't imagine how they tasted way back then, coz it must be awful.

But the thing is MSG is like drugs, you seemingly need ever more of it. That's why I don't really like modern Chinese eateries, they might taste fantastic, but I know they are constantly search for the next MSG-derivative that can "wow" people(in fact MSG is realy outdated, it's mowhere to been seen in China now, there are countless stronger synthetic flavor "essence" in the market.)

I actively avoid it myself, dishes just taste fake, only add it when like I'm doing a seaweed soup.
Erk. This seems like it was ran through google translate twice. I hope the original article isn't this badly written.
8k TVs are imminent. The only real market for these with their detail only apparent up close is PC monitors and gaming.
lol... that site checks the referrer. If you're coming from HN, it tries to download human_fart.wav from wikipedia...
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If Special Relativity and Quantum Mechanics are incompatible with respect to gravity, which one is correct?

The fact that we don't know something does not then imply that that the actual truth is subjective.

The less you know the more humble you need to be, but different views do not always justify respect. To use my previous analogy: If a random person shows up to a physicist claiming to have invented anti-gravity, then they aren't going to get much respect.

Similarly if someone claims that it's a moral positive to walk into random people's houses and murder their babies, I don't have to respect that.
Not necessarily, the market is very competitive here. But to get to $500k TC as an IC (<= L5), your company will have to do well to increase the value of your grants by ~50-100%. But that is not uncommon or unrealistic.
But! Had I been right, it's clear which is the better version ;)
I do wish the C compiler was as fast as e.g. SBCL's compiler in terms of compile time, because multiple rounds of dependent macro compilation eats up a lot of time.

I think Lisps tend to optimize for throughput, but games have very strict latency requirements. Garbage collection pauses could cause frame pacing issues (not that C solves that completely, but it is at least not a built in disadvantage of idiomatic use of the language)
A progressive tax system is another form of friction that prevents infinite scaling.
I'm not quite sure if your brothers ASD [0] is responsible for his IQ and his artistic ability. I knew a kid in high school who had aspergers and he tried to be a witty comedian, but it was just bad and grating. He had a hard time dating, a hunchback, bad hygiene and from my impression, average academics and below average physical ability, I really felt sorry for him. ASD does not give you an IQ boost, maybe at most an obsessiveness which can help you have the will to practice more.

0. I like ASD better because aspergers sounds like ass-burgers TBH and once explained it makes people understand immediately that you have various degrees of it.
Not being a “conscious racist” doesn’t make you any less racist. Racism isn’t about intentions, it’s about consequences. It’s a convenient slight of to pretend otherwise.
I really don't see any value in these sort of half-baked posts full of inaccuracies that contribute to low SNR.

Someone mentioned that it's a resume puff piece, but to me, it does more harm to the person that wrote it than good. It exposes his superficial level of understanding and lack of deep programming knowledge.

Would you hire him based on this? I wouldn't.

To end on a positive note, some advice to the author:

Programming is a field where you can't really hide your skill from people that are better than you. This means that "fake it till you make it" isn't a viable strategy. Embrace precision in your writing and avoid guesswork. If you're guessing about behavior, state so (or better, do research so that you don't have to guess). Ideally, you produce technical posts that go deep, have something to say (about the problem at hand or yourself) and are not mere regurgitations of surface-level knowledge. If you don't have something interesting to say, say nothing.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vRXr79RIRkRr... for slides. https://interlisp.org for more info.
Wizardry, like Lode Runner and Spelunker, is a well beloved old favorite in Japan - appearing on PC and consoles.
Lode Runner and Spelunker even have Switch ports.

The people who'd worked on the original Dragon Quest saw Wizardry and were inspired to create a pared down RPG for two buttons and a d-pad consoles
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Historically, the upper class was a class of rentiers who didn't have to "work" as such. Programmers would rather be part of the same class as rich merchants in the past.
People who preorder games aren’t the brightest, and may not have the best self-control. Remember those death threats?

Part of the reason for the review bombings of the recent past is that those same people will write the first user “reviews”.

Almost none of the user “reviews” I’ve seen in the beginning seemed to have any thought about the writing, which is the main mission of CDPR. It was all complaints about graphics and bugs.

It is like a backlash for the industry that started to milk people who would preorder.

(Not trying to excuse CDPRs action to push this game out on base consoles no matter what of course.)
I once fat-fingered crontab -r instead of crontab -e on a production accounting system running Solaris which immediately wiped out something on the order of about 200 cron entries. Had to restore the contents from off-site backup tapes.

The jokes circling the office for the next few weeks were all variations on "Remember alyandon - r doesn't mean 'revise'". :(
> Is this a technical opinion backed up by facts, or merely an aesthetic one?

Merely aesthetics, but aesthetics matter :)
Auditors looking at source code.. Are you serious? From that question alone I can tell you know nothing about these audits.
The book actually comes to pretty much the same conclusion: it would have been extremely difficult for any leader in his position to retain Nokia as major player in mobile phones, and there's no evidence that Elop was a Trojan horse etc.

That said, he did make a large number of unforced errors, mostly notably the Burning Platform memo, which accelerated the decline.
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All the sources I can find point to the USSR government saying, “This is ours now.” [1] Regardless, I genuinely just offered up the nugget about Tetris because I thought it was interesting.

I didn’t mean that the USSR’s bad acts were similar to the CCP’s policies. The CCP doesn’t steal from its own people so much as it steals from the rest of the world. That said, the imminent nationalization of parts of the Ant Group may round things out.

1 -https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2018/03/feature_the_tragic...
Perhaps the author is referring to a technique such as how a cache can be made concurrent [1]. In that case every read is a write, as LRU requires moving entries. Since an LRU is often implemented as a doubly-linked list, it either is a very complex lock-free algorithm or performed under a lock. The lock-free approach doesn't scale because all the recent entries move to the MRU position (tail), so there is contention.

The approach used in that article is to publish the events into multi-producer/single-consumer queues. When a queue is full, then the batch can be performed under a lock to replay and catch-up the LRU. This way the lock is used to ensure single-writer, but does not suffer lock contention. The ring buffer is lock-free, but the cache itself is not. Lock-free can suffer contention or be more expensive algorithmically than if under a lock, so whichever strategy chosen requires careful consideration of the system performance.

[1] http://highscalability.com/blog/2016/1/25/design-of-a-modern...
That is a good idea. Those 9g mini servos are only $2 each, so that is much more affordable than the ‘retail’ solenoids.
They were all unblinded weeks ago, the authors are listed on the workshop website: https://beyondbackprop.github.io/
We don't need 'anecdotes' we have tons of data.

Higher IQ, better academic results correlates with better jobs. That's a very crude, but broad measure of meritocracy.

But it's even easier than that: show me people earning $180K developing software who are 'complete idiots'. They don't exist.

People who earn more are generally smarter, more conscientious, credentialed.

It's basically a ridiculous argument to imply that meritocracy doesn't exist, when it's poignantly the basis of almost everything we do.

You might be smarter and more capable than your boss but more broadly speaking it's not the case.
Another reason Apple is winning long term, if Lenovo and other major brands are downgrading quality.
Having owned a X60s -- how do people cope with neck pain resulting from using a 12" laptop for longer sessions? I absolutely loved that machine, but eventually sold it because of this and a mild issue of pinky finger numbness.

I have sensitive eyes, so I think the TN screen was also somewhat an issue. I do regret not buying an IPS-modded X60s I was offered at one point, though.
> T_D is known for brigading and hate speech

I wonder how do you would define what is and what isn't 'hate speech'? Where would you draw the line on identifying what falls under either of these categories?

As for Discord Inc, it certainly lives up to its etymology I guess. Permanently banning those that they disagree with.

TheDonald and the rest of the 'banned' will just use open-source platforms instead.

> I doubt they're innocent.

So guilty until proven innocent? Oh dear.
Debian testing or Kubuntu, usually; lately Manjaro.
How does it compare with Carp, another lisp with C interop?

Why did the creator create this, wont Carp have served the purpose.?
For marketing purposes, it doesn’t matter if the phone actually has those problems, just whether people associate the brand with them.
On rare occasions they'll rank for a concept that I need, but don't know exists. Things like the SAX pattern for XML. Which is somewhat useful.
Construction companies seem to do fine even though building codes exist.

It's not uncommon for a mature industry to face a reckoning around damaging practices that were common when they were nascent industries.

Would you like to live below a dam that was built under a loose and permissive regulatory regime? How about storing sensitive personal data in a datacenter whose owner specifically disclaims liability for it's exposure?
ADHD and mild ASD can sometimes look like one or the other. TBH a good neuropsych will do both if they have any suspicion of ASD if they are also doing ADHD testing.
The sale of Nokia phone to MS was negotiated by Siilasmaa, not Elop.
Where did he mention booze?
Carp requires writing bindings to call C functions or use types. Additionally, code modification isn't possible in Carp.

When I say seamless, I'm going for as close as possible, I.e. it should feel even easier to use C from Cakelisp than from C itself. The build system especially makes this possible.
To some non-trivial amount, many laptops wind up being just a desktop with the lid closed 100% of the time in someone's office. It's the size of the commercial industry that makes manufacturers have little reason to actually make good laptops for laptop use.
Right but why should this matter at the type level? All you need to implement is next() and annotate it with documentation of the performance characteristics.
I actually had to recover a deleted file on OSX once. I sure wished the proc filesystem was present there.

I ended up using gdb (or maybe lldb I don't recall) to load a shared object that did a seek()/open()/copy(). Totally hacky but it worked!
If all men were angels, we would not need government.

That's as simple of a truth at the heart of the American constitution as any.
The implementation of AES isn't even that interesting; it's not especially clever and doesn't leverage any deep mathematical principles. You can learn a lot more reading about cipher modes, as you mention. See GCM for a very interesting one.
I think you're talking about different buildings here: the previous poster is talking about a random office complex in Ruoholahti, not the Nokia House HQ in Keilaniemi.
By low-end ASD I mean mild ASD. I think strong ASD is pretty well recognized to be definitely disabling.
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Another nice feature of old enough CPUs is that they don't have IME.
Why are pop music, fast food and sitcoms so extremely popular? They maximize a small amount of appeal across a broad group.

Every step deeper, or obscure loses you more and more mass appeal.

Therefore, projects with high max appeal make it to the top of lists like HN. It's no conspiracy.
Thanks for following up with this list after your previous one. I spent a great deal of my time (including some office time) on writing a Chip-8 emulator thanks to your previous list :D
Kind of a terribly bad engineering job to design a program that can do so much damage by being one key off.

I've never understood why we accept such a terrible interface as some intractable reality.
Don't forget tcc, the tiny C compiler. You can compile all 6MB of sqlite3 in 0.1 seconds.
That's probably why such numbers have never been published by VCs
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