skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It demonstrates that he did something worse than what he's accusing his former intern of doing:

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Unlike Radon, he commercialized his "clone."

It doesn't matter morally that he cloned what his previous employer did (and it's hard to argue that Radon's tool is a clone to begin with, not that there would be anything morally wrong with it), but it does highlight his hypocrisy.
Not the OP, but this is already happening for the browser. See e.g. https://mightyapp.com/ that was posted to HN not too long ago.

It’s not shocking to hear that people are asking for stuff like this. But I agree with the commenter, that this represents regression in our industry, that consumer software is being taken away from the consumer.

Customers (read: working professionals who need to use Chrome/Creative Suite/whatever for their jobs) are driving this change. We can just hope it’s limited to professional software and not personal software. But who knows. :/

I hope we haven’t passed the peak of open, general computing.
California Has $7B for Broadband. Sacramento May Just Sit on It
If you take career advice from the brainfarts of thought leaders in any other field besides the one you're intent to join, you're going to have a bad time.

And even then, thought leaders rarely build, but they sure love the sound of their own impotent voices and the disproportionate influence platforms like TED provide them to virtue signal and other buzzwords the dystopic tech hivemind conjured into existence to stay relevant.

Caveat Emptor...
I mean, making a whole blog post about the situation, and then making the top post of hacker news, just kind of keeps the sniper scope of lawyers pointed at himself.
Why do you claim this is not true? I observed it myself, as did many other HN users:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27394925
And Apple's restrictions on code execution are there for a reason.

Without it the entire App Store review model falls apart as anyone could submit an app that does X and then in reality does Y. And due to the way Objective-C works there are no static analysis tools that can work upfront to fix this.

So they have a choice between losing customers like you and keeping the many more who prefer the way the iOS app ecosystem works.
Still not sure how the question implied that the loss of the right to free speech can't threaten life.
I was certainly trapped in debt for reasons.
"Heritage Foundation", "Daily Signal" ... yeahhh...
Western EU, yes. Eastern, not sure, Messenger and Viber seems more popular around Balkan for example
Don’t forget Apple Watch.
But AI theater being good enough to replace no-stakes (because no one is liable to anyone for any errors, in either direction) medical theater is a step, just not as big a step or relevant to any use case of any importance as being sold upthread
Two Hidden Instructions Discovered in Intel CPUs Enable Microcode Modification
Not quite, Lively runs code both client side (JS, languages implemented on top of JS) as well as server side. The Lively server has a "subserver" system [1] that allows you to connect to VMs, compilers, etc.

[1] https://github.com/LivelyKernel/LivelyKernel/tree/master/cor...
you're paying for the brand, shelf position and other advertising

cheap and reputable supermarket brand ones last just long
Apple Maps upgrade brings more detailed maps, transit features, AR view and more
Support for 6s/6s+/SE(1st Gen)/iPad Air 2... I honestly suspected they would drop support for those devices, they were already the longest supported (with new iOS, I think the 5c still got bug fixes till recently.) devices in iOS history and now another year.

Granted not all features but damn that will be close to 7 years of OS upgrades if they finally kill it in iOS 16. (I'm just glad I don't have to upgrade my mothers ipad for another year lol).
Now that macOS 12 beta on M1 can virtualize both Linux and macOS 12 guests, why not enable virtualization on iPad Pro M1 hardware with 16GB RAM? Are VMware & Parallels not interested in the iPad Pro market? They can charge premium app prices, desperate developers will pay. Even a non-GUI shell for running local services in a VM would be a huge step forward.

VMs help developers build iPad apps, they pose no threat to the iPad native app store.

VMs enable experiments, the best of which can be incorporated by Apple into iPad OS.

https://twitter.com/zhuowei/status/1402004538194808833
It's a stat that requires a lot of contextualization. To your point, you're absolutely correct that the number of bankruptcies is important, because over the last couple decades, 1) bankruptcies in general have been falling, 2) medical bankruptcies have also been falling in absolute terms; but because the denominator has dramatically fallen relative to the numerator, the numerator looks larger than it actually is.

https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2009/06/elizabe...

In other words, medical bankruptcies have fallen in absolute terms, but you wouldn't know that by just looking at the %age of bankruptcies.
The results were missing from DDG ecause DDG gets its results from Bing. It is about the active choice to censor which Bing made, not DDG.
several million people died in the famine during the initial forced collectivization in Ukraine and other soviet states. Walter Duranty, an American reporter lied to the West about the extent of the famines and added to many elites' delusions about soviet communism. this isn't propaganda, it's history https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Duranty
I agree it's pretty meaningless [Edit: in fact i posted this in the hope that someone would actually say that]. Didn't Google have the same issue? (correct me if i'm wrong). But still, bing's "explanation" was so incredibly pathetic, weak and opaque, it deserves to be dropped just for that

"This is due to an accidental human error and we are actively working to resolve this.” In their own words. That's it!? They should be tripping over their feet in their haste to apologize! Executives should be coming out of the woodwork apologizing to everyone in sight and offering explanations to congress. But that's just my humble opinion.
>Every similarity between my project and Replit can be explained by looking only at GitHub repositories and blog posts that were published online by Replit itself, making them obviously not any kind of secret.

[IANAL] while not a trade secret, isn't it a straight admission of IP reuse without explicit permission (until of course Replit published that stuff under GPL or the likes)
> You can build reversibility on top of non-reversible platforms. Not the other way around.

You totally can. Bitcoin could be built on top of versioned filesystems and it would be just as reversible as regular Bitcoin.
Illegal if seen by people in certain parts of the USA.
Now that the inner hardware is basically the same as with the macbook air, and only form factor and OS differ, it seems logical to ask whether we could have the common inner hardware with an ipad form factor and macos capabilities. I want to program in clojure and use the pencil with procreate, while travelling. I’d love that to be a reality.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27394925

Maybe DDG corrected it earlier? But DDG is as affected for many on here.
I used to get free batteries (size of my choice, I always chose the more expensive rectangular 9v ones) as an official member of the Radio Shack Battery of the Month Club.
I would say that those who sign up to be part of the ACLU should know that they will inevitably have to defend the rights of people they find repugnant. As much as I don't like Nazis, I surely don't want the government to have the power to enact what they would if they were in power (censorship, genocide, etc). So having the ACLU being an aggressive opponent to the government's overreach on civil liberties is fine. I just wish more folks would recognize this.
The money shot: https://youtu.be/pcApwQxbagg?t=55
I'm glad Apple is normalizing private browsing, one thing that irks me about using VPNs is that unless you spin up your own instance from a VPS and stick to using that same IP consistently, you'll run into many websites putting up extra captchas and "we think you're a bot" messages, stores declining your purchase, your bank not letting you sign in, streaming sites like netflix blocking you, etc.

Private browsing should be the default and websites should not assume you're up to something shady. I've used torguard, mullvad, expressvpn, and a few others and regularly ran into these issues. This is not a knock against using VPNs, it's just something people should be aware of when VPN services market their services as nothing but hassle-free private web surfing. In the end I've settled for just running streisand from a cheap VPS instance. Hopefully with enough people using "private relay" websites will have no choice but treat this traffic like any other normal IPs.

https://github.com/StreisandEffect/streisand
Also, international SMS/MMS incurs additional costs, so blue in iMessages lets me know it will not cost me anything, whereas green might be depending on the number to which I am sending SMS/MMS.

Also, MMS is terrible.
The screens look incredible. Apple Maps finally beats Google maps in terms of experience?
I'm not sure why anyone uses banks instead of just using Fidelity for everything.

You get a brokerage, you can have your retirement accounts there, you get free checks, debit card with free ATM access, software that's best in class for finance (even if it's still mediocre compared to consumer software).

You can configure automatic bill pay, automatic investments, free money wires to external banks to pay rents, no fees for anything really, no useless savings account or restrictions.

Even the phone support is better than any other financial institution I've ever had to deal with.

Zero fee total market index funds, no fees really for anything.

I think the only reason people don't use them is because they don't know it's an option and they use whatever bank their parents used.
What about Xbox?
charlottesville was a pretty consequential event politically, which also result in a death.

this is not the first dismissive comment I've had on HN of people showing a disregard for knowledge & literally not caring to know the issue they comment on. both instances i've participated in involved race which is telling to me imho. Seems to go against the ideals of this forum.

I'm no trying to argue either way just point out the example in the article. Personally I lean more towards free speech at all costs.
Or simply ignore them until they actually sue you.
Because DDG uses Bing's API. DDG's results are literally the same as Bing's.
If you want to replace radiologists, then start by understanding what radiologists do. If your only answer to that is 'they describe what they see' then you'll have to think a lot harder than that.
Public and irreversible doesn't have to mean decentralized. The court orders the bank to reverse it on their ledger just like they reverse it today in the accounts - only the ledger requires a public and immutable reversal.
It doesn't have to cost a truckload. You can spend a truckload on lawyers if you want, but realistically, what is the maximum damages that a judge would award if replit won this case? $1k? Maybe? I wouldn't be surprised if there were lawyers willing to defend this obvious case on a no win no fee basis.
Well, let's hope repl.it wasn't started by someone working on the same kind of tech at another well-known brand. It would be ironic or "kind of suspect", no?

https://www.codecademy.com/resources/blog/amjad-joins-codeca...
Well, with Big Sur you can already set Do Not Disturb "for one hour". It's what I usually choose, for the same reason.
Notepad++ should make a statement and drop Microsoft entirely. By moving away from GitHub and dropping support for Windows.

I know what you're thinking. That's my point.
Designing Rust Bindings for REST APIs
I’m nervous about the changes to Finder. How much collateral damage will be done to existing workflows?

Lots of changes to notifications again. Will they reintroduce coherent gestures (swipe to dismiss, default action on click) or reinvent the wheel yet again?

I’m still not used to Big Sur’s changes and Apple is yanking the rug out from under me again.
I'll be the one to tell it : it's a bit weird for the README of a programming language to have an esoteric quote, pages of prose, links to five research papers / theory books, a flame war on build system, a political manifesto and grand visions about the future of programming, but not a single line of, ahem, the programming language in question ?

(I hope I'm not missing sarcasm.)

Or is it to weed out the people who don't know about beta-reductions ? Am I suddenly in blub world for simply wanting a code example ? Or is there already a tutorial and the link just happens to be missing ?
Having the ratings and downloads be unsorted makes it less useful....

Hacked it to something like this: https://airtable.com/shr41cilfTNovoVRA/tblSvHVOAoet6UCPa
Given that his name isn't even Conan, everyone should probably treat this as the baseless hearsay that it seems to be.
Your project looks very interesting :)

Not sure if I can help but happy to get in touch. Feel free to shoot me an email or such, contact links in my profile.
It also runs Windows, and Notepad++ is a Windows app.
Let's not water the analogy down so far that it loses all connections to the current case.

I doubt anyone would leave an album with their nude pictures in the car hoping that the mechanic wouldn't do anything with it. Like...posting it all over the block where the customer lives.
Great question. I do not know but interested to learn.
People usually buy more when products are on sale.
I'd love to know the story of this "human error" (that led to tank man being censored on Bing). Like... what were they trying to do? Why do they this capability at all? Was it unauthorized removal from Bing search results? If so, by whom? Why?

Try and get the auto-caption on Tiktok to recognize "Tiananmen Square".

It sets a really bad precedent to allow or accept Western companies (yes I know Tiktok is Chinese) kowtowing to China in the hopes that those companies will gain access to the Chinese market. It's widely suspect that not having the American flag on the moon landing in the movie "First Man" was to cater to the Chinese market.

Let me clue in all the investors and the Western big-tech CEOs on a little secret about China: you, as a Western company, will never "win" in the Chinese market. The CCP will make sure that happens. You are literally wasting your time and debasing yourself for something that will never happen.

Take any Western company like Google, Uber or Amazon and the dominant player in China will be some homegrown clone of that. This is not an accident and it will never change.

It's time the developed world woke up to this as it is openly mocking WTO rules about equal access to markets.
iPad is a multi-billion dollar business which is still growing.

Must be hard for them to screw up this badly.
They probably made 1/1024th of that, but that was enough for Elizabeth Warren to claim it.
That's great! Thanks a lot for adding me to the Thank you section!
iOS 15 adds offline Siri for faster query recognition
Rounded corners have been a hallmark of OS X design for more than 20 years. https://www.howtogeek.com/689489/20-years-later-how-the-mac-...
> Microsoft said the issue was "due to an accidental human error and we are actively working to resolve this."

Is there any further explanation? Sounds like an obvious lie.
The thing that is revolutionary is how it integrates. Things just work, without requiring the user to be a power user searching for ways to side load apps and ADM in termal to make it happen.

Almost every time I see an Android user brag about a new feature it turns out that the implementation is horrendous. Of course Apple doesn’t want to put their name to it under they get it right. And they almost always do.
Probably UHF, but could also be some sonic thing.
In general: try tapping the dots at the top of the app, or tapping the app's icon in the dock.

For Mail specifically: there's an icon in the lower-right of the sidebar that looks like two squares, one on top of the other- try giving tapping that.
https://archive.is/yemlH
Wayland Gets Vulkan and Multi-Monitor Support
Collabora engineer Alexandros Frantzis explains in detail the new features, saying that Vulkan support comes with window management handling, such as resizing or full-screen, and it can be used directly with or to implement Direct3D through either WineD3D or DXVK.
GPL is also a possible alternative. Big companies pay you back by contributing to the project, insofar as it is worth it to them to maintain a fork and add features for their own use.
> My understanding (from the work of marcan et al) is that the hardware's there, macOS just doesn't have the drivers.

Jeff Geerling's work on Raspberry Pi modules and extension boards found out its not possible at least on the PI4:

From https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2020/external-gpus-and-ras...

"... so far, the answer seems to be 'no.'

Partly it's due to lack of support for I/O BAR space on the BCM2711 ARM SoC, and partly it may be due to driver bugs or features that are only supported on X86 or certain ARM architectures."

So I wonder when people like Marcan say the hardware is there do they mean that the M1 doesn't have such I/O limitations?

I know Tallos Blackbird POWER9 boards can work with discrete GPUs. I don't know if they are making use but I imagine amdgpu kernel module should work just as fine on a different arch.

> just a "if they were planning on doing it any time soon, they'd have announced it by now" situation?

Yes that's the case.
It gives the company the opportunity to comply before being hit by a bigger fine, I suppose.
>* Ringing on every Apple device you own under the sun.

You can control which device(s) ring:

https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/phone-calls-ipad-ipod...
I currently use Barrier to control three computers (Mac, Windows 10, and Raspberry Pi) from my Mac laptop.

https://github.com/debauchee/barrier
Sounds like you agree that Bing is an unreliable product. Understandable that Notepad++ would drop support.
Damn, I sure am not seeing anything that makes my solitary, works-offline self want to upgrade when this goes public. I just kinda got off the upgrade train when 10.15 killed off all 32-bit apps because Neko never got recompiled for 64-bit and I didn't wanna lose the cute desktop kitty. I'll be three versions behind when this comes out in Fall.
Yes, it was our fault (specifically mine), not ChrisMarshallNY's. I've marked the previous comments dupes and left the latest one.
The 1990s felt similarly insane. In 1991 we we had Hovertank 3D, in 1993 we had Doom, in 1998 we had Half-Life, and in 2000 we had Deus Ex.

Go back nine years today and things don't feel that different from now. People still buy Skyrim.
I think a better characterization is that the NYT is huge, and there are groups that are "woke," groups that are traditionally liberal, and a lot of other groups as well. The trend line has been toward the progressive wing, but there are major constituencies active at the paper that aren't in that camp.
Have you dropped this into apples radar ticket system?

https://www.apple.com/feedback/

also it would be interesting if you could sue Apple here for an „assist“ in breaking consent regulations.
These empty moves are not even incremental. They're completely irrelevant. He switched to DuckDuckGo which uses mostly Bing results. He hosts on GitHub (Microsoft) and his app runs on Windows (Microsoft). This patch is theater for idiots.
Yeah Russia is definitely already testing NATO in Ukraine, though they aren't actually in NATO.

Personally I think Trump emboldened this behavior with his child-like understanding of the politics and singular focus on 'they will pay for the wall' attitude towards NATO.
The screen is so small you can hardly see any shared elements with the other OSs. They might share some components underneath, but from a user perspective only the apps’ icons are somewhat similar.
The nice hotel is called prison and the Chinese Embassy should handle their release. If they work as slaves, they should testify doing so and maybe ask for political asylum. I know it's complicated with Chinese citizens being blackmailed by the PRC with their families at home, but it only takes a few to do so
I see this as slightly resembling the "EV in a coal-fired electricity generation regime.

Yes, using an EV in a location where the present primary source of generation* is coal has relatively minor impacts on the immediate carbon emissions profile of transportation.

But decoupling an activity from immediate reliance on a specific mode makes future progress more viable.

DuckDuckGo was also strongly criticised for the Tank Man image censorship, despite "merely" being a consumer of Bing's image search. DDG themselves have a reputation to be concerned with, and have been increasing their own public outreach and advertising over recent years, including radio spots (my principle commercial media exposure presently).

So, no, it's not a complete fix. Given the limited options and degree of search market monopoly, it does remain a signal. Though it's also a sharp reminder of the extreme limits of the "consumer choice" argument in a case in which that choice simply does not exist.
In the US it’s way more complicated than that, and not just because there are 50 states that all have their own laws on whether or not the prevailing party can recover costs and it furthermore depends on the specific action.
Probably because they aren't buying the lazy excuse that coincidentally on the anniversary there was an issue. Another point is that the author is politically outspoken.
Mypy shows that error statically.
> Signal: requires disclosing a phone number to everyone you use it with

Signal also got distracted with a cryptocurrency scheme [1]. That shot their credibility in many circles.

[1] https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2021/04/wtf-signal-ad...
US based companies have been shipping AI/ML tools for nearly 30 years at this point, which undermines your argument.

The biggest problems are data access (big) and data quality/labelling quality (bigger).

Medical conservatism is a real issue, but nowhere near as big as those. There isn't a big cabal trying to keep AI out, it just hasn't worked very well so far.

FDA is reasonably responsive (for an agency like that) these days, and has been doing planning for more of this sort of tech: https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/software-medical-device-...
I used Tabula quite a bit at the startup I used to work at (> 3 yrs ago). We were curating and organizing genetic testing information and much of the data was sent to us with PDFs.

It didn't work everytime, but when it did, it was awesome!
Can it at least do basic every day tasks that most people would not get frustrated as hell trying to use?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dWhwAhpZGs
This side-hustle feature is pretty strange with very little info:

https://dave.com/side-hustle/

There's just something off about finding employment though your bank. Makes me think of living and working in a company town. But I'm probably not the target market at all.
Prominent NYC scientist backtracks on Covid origin over ‘disturbing information’
And how easy is it when Safari isn't in the dock?
Focus, to me, looks like the first move to an actual focus mode, one where you actually have a personal and work workspace, where some apps hide, and some apps hide certain windows. This is a key thing for my productivity..
> I'm currently using Signal on Windows/Android/iOS and apart from two annoyances it is fine.

A third one would be that they require a phone number?