skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I believe what they are saying (hoping for?) is that since there are many Windows compatible laptops with touchscreens (unlike macbooks), Android app experience on them might be better.
That's actually kind of complicated, see page 800: https://scholars.law.unlv.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?referer=&h...
Right, I'm not defending the sixties scoop at all. Just pointing out that comparing statistics on youth taken into care in the 21st century based on ethnicity without adjusting for confounders is highly misleading and potentially lethal for the children involved.

Yes, indigenous poverty is absolutely something which should be addressed -- but it's not a simple matter. One obvious "solution" would be to say "pack your bags and move to a big city" -- rural communities across Canada are poorer than urban communities -- but of course that would mean leaving traditional territories behind.
While Apple and MS have competed they're in slightly separate orthaganol spaces and cooperated initially. MS made basic for the apple 2, and office products for the original mac. I think there was some griping that MS made more for each mac sold initially than Apple did (because of the software).

Steve and Bill came to a mutually beneficial agreement in the late 90s when Steve came back to a "Beleagured" apple. MS Office on mac / internet explorer on mac and 150million dollar investment in apple. MS keep a competitor afloat for anti-trust reasons.

https://www.engadget.com/2014-05-20-what-ever-became-of-micr...
The error rate is way, way higher than that. But yes, still low, and that's what almost certainly happened here.
I can't believe this nonsense. This is Maoist at the core - it's requiring everything in our language and culture to be re-examined under a petty lens and for what? To appease people who could possibly complain about something? To me it sounds like cultural decay - when life is too good and consumer good are in abundance, petty people have to come up with new problems and dragons to slay to justify their $60,000 administrator salaries.
This kind of mixup isn't too rare. I remember Googling "sigmoid" used to show a mixture of information about the function and the colon as if they were the same thing. There was also a famous case of something like "7 deadly sins" showing a rainbow flag for the sin of pride. It's creepy because it's presented in such a well designed integrated way yet a completely ridiculous mistake that a human wouldn't make.
Good thing you audited all the states and know the truth.

Some of us aren't privy to such magical knowledge, and so we'd like a look see.
There are already two different ABIs for Apple silicon, although one (arm64e) is mostly reserved for Apple’s use at the moment. Apple could choose to finalize the ABI for that with x18 being available to applications, although this is quite unlikely.
Defense in depth / zero trust is definitely the way to go, however it's trivial to prevent a system from having internet access - for this hack to occur, the system had to be deployed with a public IP address directly assigned. NAT based internet access (IGW in AWS) or a private VPC with no IGW and no public on the instance is borderline standard in production cloud deployments these days.

Re: "You will sooner or later..." it's super easy to test for stuff like this with sentinel - I use this and scan dev / stage in my CI pipelines with rapid7 which will SCREAM about stuff like no DB password.
The Frenzel Technique, Step-by-Step [pdf]
That seems like defamation too. Some legal consequences on Google's end if you ever pursued it.
> Make sure the Proton version works

On which distro and graphics hardware? ;)
The thiefs like to be in and out very quickly for obvious reasons. Without the shield it's a couple minutes. If they jack it up and there's a shield, that's going to take 15 minutes, they'll likely just abandon it as the risk/reward isn't there.
Goog ain't far behind and they compete in Microsoft's market (cloud, at least) and Apple's too.
Ultimate click bate title.
Personally I have seen streams of people playing mobile games with gatcha-style monetization using their computers, and feed the game window into OBS. I don't think many of those games have PC counterparts. It sounds more convenient than having to set up an external capture card.
Out of curiosity...how did you prove a verbal contract? Recordings? 3rd person present as witness? Protocol from the verbal contract mailed to yourself?
I think he is so rich now he can basically be considered white for purposes of discussing his privilege.
you know what makes it true? common sense. You're detached from reality if you don't think this will now have a massive negative effects on poor people.
You're correct, it appears I was conflating reusable plastic with cotton canvas. The multiplier goes up for "Total environmental impact" - but 'only' to 54x on average.
Who remembers “Alice” on the 1982 Mac?
You already need to pay or otherwise go through significant efforts to obtain internet access, yet this somehow doesn't prevent poor people from using the internet? Why is it fine to require payment for internet access but not services on the internet?
The issue is that FB is not doing a good job - still recommending “Progressive Democrats of Nevada,” “Michigan Republicans”, “Bernie Sanders for President 2020,” “Liberty lovers for Ted Cruz,” “Philly for Elizabeth Warren”. Sure, it's non-trivial, but if these fall through the cracks, then you're not trying hard enough.
> Teams integrated into Windows

How about fixing basic functionality like the ability to scroll back and view old messages, before integrating it into the OS?...
I’m not 100% sure (and on my phone) but I think the idiomatic way would be to subclass https://docs.python.org/3/library/collections.abc.html#colle...
Could he sue for slander?
TIL. Seems that this was studied extensively in Inuit and other Alaskan populations that have a particularly meat-heavy diet.
Like the reality of WMDs in Iraq?
A Kid (Charlie Chaplin and 1921)
Windows is essentially the primary gaming API which has a pretty damned good secondary cross-platform implementation in Wine/Proton.
The competition among advertisers is zero sum.

If A has one ad and B has another had and there's a single consumer, A and B spending more on ads doesn't change the outcome. It's zero-sum, no?

Or to make it even more obvious, imagine all advertisements in existence are on a giant billboard. You could imagine people allocating the space perfectly in some fashion. However some people would spend more money and plaster their ad on top of someone else's. This would result in others doing the same. More and more money is being spent but it's zero-sum.
"I don't want my server side react lib to do have anything to do with my deploy set up." You can deploy Next.js anywhere that has a Node.js server. It's not dependent on any deployment set up.

"Same with how nextjs now wants to meddle with my rest API." -> You also don't have to use API Routes! It's completely opt-in.
Do you have a source that Apple’s waived or otherwise modified their cut with other vendors or “app categories”? Your source only shows that Epic attempted to make a deal and failed. Apple then cut the fee for small developers to appease the public _after_ the Epic lawsuit.
ya that is true, the NYT did that big expose, I forgot about that.
Yeah, I've been googling people in the last months (job search, interview prep) and google is really bad with homonyms. Occurrences like in this article is the norm when you're not looking for someone famous. Says a lot that Google rolled it out.
And the evidence given for that influence was number of channels. Same reason John Oliver gave in his segment.

I don't wanna go back-and-forth on this too much tho sorry.
>you could even alias that to 'gb'.

oh-my-zsh does this by default as it comes with the "git" plugin loaded. "gb -vv" is a common thing I run.
I read the first couple of paragraphs. Ngl, this sounds like one of those grievance-seeking people. If legitimately bad things happened to them, I'm sorry, but if so they should open with that instead of the "karmic debt" amassed by working on corporate advertising accounts, lmao.
x18 happens to also be used by Rosetta, and is restored in those cases.
A few days ago, a person in an IRC channel I'm in was convinced AMD GPUs have CUDA cores, because they put "amd 5500rx cuda cores" into Google, saw the infobox entry that said "How many CUDA cores does a Rx 5700 have? 2,560 CUDA cores" and stubbornly refused to accept Google could be wrong.

Amusingly that same infobox then has a table that states "2,560 stream processors" in the "Radeon RX 5700 XT" column. So one half of the ML parsed the web page correctly, presumably into some internal non-ambiguous representation, but then the other half of the ML interpreted it incorrectly anyway. Also, the "5500rx" (search query), "Rx 5700" (infobox title) and "RX 5700 XT" (infobox table header) are three different cards with different numbers of stream processors.

And people wonder why ML gets a bad rep.
Ah, Rust's grandparent!
I was so happy to find out 15 years ago that I have the same name as multiple pro athletes, both about the same age as me, too. I very much want to be un-Googleable.
That can be a real problem for tribes, I agree. In my youth I worked with an organization for Haudenosaunee cultural preservation in the US and while the politics are a lot different there the status of tribes as nations means that there are a lot of weird power dynamics.

In particular this organization was opposing considerations of the Mohawk People to invite in outside investors that wanted to build casinos on reservation land - that's a hard decision to make and even harder when there is a single ultimate tribal representative that you can throw ten million dollars at without serious impacting long term financial expectations. The Mohawk Council of Chiefs in Akwesasne[1] represents a tribe with enough members, and historical precedent, that they benefit from and enjoy an actual government body, but many of these tribes are small enough or remote enough that a single member is vested with a lot of power and this will often go poorly. I don't think there's a really clear good solution here - it'd probably make sense to consolidate tribes into fewer regional bands but Natives are obviously pretty skittish about surrendering any of what little power of self-governance they have.

1. http://www.akwesasne.ca/about/
whining about white people is the tactic of modern woke radical leftists, definitely not alt right who would gladly love all the white representation to further their own racist agenda. idk where you got that dumb thought from
This is partly the fault of Steam. They simple have a single "supported" boolean. It would be nice if you could provide a warning or "partial support" label so that people had these expectations when buying the game.

Right now the flow for the user is 1. See store page 2. Buy 3. Play 4. Hit bug.

This is the moment when they find out that they bought a game that was not in fact supported. That is super frustrating (and possibly legally requires a fix or a refund). If there was a 1.5 step of "This game offers no support for Linux" or "This game offers no support for any distribution except Ubuntu 21.04" then it is much more acceptable, because I accept that detail before purchasing.
A few ways to find these jobs is to look for older and maturer companies.

But that is not all, if you manage your management and your teammates right, you can create a good WLB anywhere. Here are a few pointers:

1. Slowdown!!!

You would think you are impressing your boss and teammates by getting it done fast but opposite is happening. They think they assigned you an easy task. At the same time, they will expect you to perform at the same speed going forward.

2. Don't ever send any email after 5pm. Never answer Slack messages when on lunch. Learn to reject meetings at odd times. Manager wants to have a meeting at 5PM, tell them you got plans. No need to explain what those plans are.

Once I met this guy, he would just say I have plans and nothing more. He never ever had to work on weekends, or after 5pm. One time, in a meeting, our manager asked each of us which Saturdays in upcoming quarter are good for working. Everyone volunteered a few Saturdays. When this guy's turn came, he simply said he got plans. The manager's mouth dropped, he asked every single Saturday of next 12 weeks, this guy replied just yes. The manager was so red, it was amazing. Since then I have learned to say I got plans.

3. Don't kill yourself over on-call. The management makes it seems like that if production breaks, then we should drop everything and fix production. No don't fall for it. Oncall makes sense for doctors where people will literally die. But most of IT infrastructure is not that crucial. Even if it is, it is on management to allocate enough resources to build a resilient infrastructure. If they cannot do that, then your personal life comes first.

I learned from my older co-workers who would take hours to fix some small quick jobs after hours. If they got an alert that something is broken, they will finish what they were doing, dinner, playing with kids, out shopping, etc. Sometimes they waited long enough for page to escalate to their manager before starting work. And if it was something that breaks all the time but management was not allocating time to fix it, they would drag it forever until boss's boss is getting paged. Things would get fixed pretty quickly when CTO had to wake up in the middle of night.

4. Don't let anyone in your team get abused. A lot of young programmers and passive people get abused in our industry, they are afraid to say no, work long hours, and sometimes even think that it is normal. The problem is that the management will start getting braver and abusing more people. So if you see your teammate getting abused, find out what's going on. Teach them how to deal with the management abuse. But there are certain people who actually enjoy working all the time. If that's the case then explain to them how their actions are actually encouraging bad behavior from the management. Tell them they should be working on personal projects after work. This may not work always, but that is why I avoid joining a team with too many young people.
TSMC isn't the only one, there are still a few big players in the semiconductor fab market. The problem is its an extremely inelastic industry. Creating a new foundry is a very slow and expensive process. If you had predicted this and starting building one in 2019 to take advantage of the demand you still wouldn't be in business yet.

The combination of it being a very specialized and expensive industry with high upfront costs, extremely high RnD, cut throat competition and patent landmines means that as time has gone on ther have been fewer and fewer players. The only ones really capable of filling orders for chips using process tech from the last 5 or so years would be TSMC, Samsung, Global Foundries and Intel. Intel just recently opened up to third party production so they wont have an effect on the global supply for awhile.
> So if that's actually true on average, ad-suppprted services aren't really "free"?

That's always been the case
That's fair. I think I took issue with your tone which is 100% on me. My tone was not terribly constructive.

I would certainly prefer it to not require an account.
The 'white males are the enemy of the people' is such a leftist trope that it's almost hard for me to believe someone thinks it's an alt right dog whistle.
I never said anything about racial segregation - you put those words in my mouth. I said “ I would absolutely be in favor of taking steps that mitigated that crime happening”. Whether that be education, support groups, whatever, I don’t know, this is an outlandish hypothetical scenario. Society settled on separate bathrooms for men and women because it’s convenient. Men use urinals, women don’t. Women need trash bins near toilets for tampons. Women don’t want to pull their pants down around men. Separating bathrooms was a relatively small concession to make.

> It isn't broken down by income but from my cursory knowledge of the statistics, that's not going to make the effect go away.

That is a huge assumption to make. In every study ever done on the matter, there are huge correlations between crime and income. Massive. Enough to explain the chart you showed. I really don’t want this to become footnote fight over statistics, but crime is definitely correlated with income, and black people make much less money on average in the US.
> Steam changed their recommendation algorithms to promote aaa and top sellers

This was very noticable, even as just a user. Where on the pages of games you liked you'd routinely discover more smaller titles that looked really cool under the "more like this" section, it's now the exact same set of games recommended for most of them, and it's really really annoying.
I see this as a natural evolution of the web. The existing web standards and protocols no longer meet security or privacy user needs. Ideally, we do create better open standards. Apple’s Private Relay is great, but its gated off to paying customers.
Considering nobody uses the word "program" anymore and it's app this and app that...
> a need to manage future expectations (I.e we can’t improve this too much as we can’t match that later)

Can you elaborate on this (to the extent you can publicly say)? I'm curious in what circumstances are companies opting to forgo innovations.
I didn’t miss the point. It’s disingenuous to claim something isn’t a sunk cost by simply hoping it’s not.
I also loved a similar article by my colleague.

He reverse engineered the api implementing the basic functionality,
https://makersden.io/blog/reverse-engineering-styled-compone...
> At some point there was this weird, almost intentional, conflation of the idea the virus could have escaped in some way related to the labs in Wuhan with some sort of nationalist, uneducated caricature blaming the Chinese.

I doubt anyone has argued that the CCP deliberately spread COVID19 to the world because it is Chinese. Taiwan and Hong Kong are also Chinese, and would be primary targets of such an attack. Who dislikes the Taiwanese?

The presumptive reason for an aggressive "unprovoked" WMD use would be because China is a Communist dictatorship. Those have an aggressive track record, to put it mildly.

I say "unprovoked" in quotes because CCP media will gladly list many provocations, and aren't they the ones whose opinion counts when inquiring as to motive?

If there's something Chinese about this, it might be the unconventional warfare aspect, from the culture that gave us Sun Tzu.

Maybe the real racists are those who assume that Chinese Communists would not attack a stronger opponent in an indirect and clandestine manner. Isn't that projecting one's value system onto another?

Since WWII, the USA has strong-armed the world into accepting the USD as reserve currency, permitting the US oligarchy to "tax" them by creating new USD ex nihilo via financial wizardry. Armed robbery, even when state-sponsored, often inspires armed resistance. Don't go crying, "He hit me for no reason!" when you're holding his lunch money.

Apparently you can't say this, since I always get downvoted when I do. I have yet to hear an answer.
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Is there a way to opt-out from the scans?
Bill and Steve were famously competitive with each other, despite ultimately ending up good friends, and despite their businesses ending up orthogonal to each other.
Next time LinkedIn asks why I don't have a profile picture I'm going to provide a link to this article. Scenarios like this are why I do my best to keep my photo off the internet.
There are some exceptions, like Outlook - it works in Desktop mode just fine.
The news sources I've encountered seem to imply otherwise. The linked Washington Post article was an early hint at this, and built on original material from [0]. Now we have other sources backing this up, such as [1], and detailed breakdowns of this practice with lots of evidence as seen in [2]. Just search for the word "local" or "state" in [2] if you need the details.

[0]: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-dea-sod/exclusive-u-s-dir...

[1]: https://theintercept.com/2018/01/09/dark-side-fbi-dea-illega...

[2]: https://www.hrw.org/report/2018/01/09/dark-side/secret-origi...
Linux just isn’t worth supporting financially. At best you do slightly better then break even. But the opportunity cost is so high that time is almost always better spent making the game better for the 99% dor non-Linux players.

If you say this publicly then angry anime avatars will yell at you on Twitter.
I dont think its superior or inferior. Row level security is a different way to think about access control.

I think of row level security as enforced on the table which is stronger as it will apply for any reads on the table.

However, if you have authorized views then you can still create a different view of the same table without the access controls.

You can probably use both to solve the problem and in some cases authorized views maybe the right choice and in some cases row level security will work.
You'd be surprised to learn how hard it is to add anything to Wikipedia and have it stay accepted.
The value proposition for decentralized, hard money assets and related tech is bear not bull case, about the broader world and economy around us.
The most problematic thing is when you share an unusual name with someone notorious who might plausibly be you at first glance.

I went to grad school with someone who later lived in NYC. He shared a name with someone who basically was the cause of George Steinbrenner (NY Yankees owner) getting banned from baseball for a few years during the same period. Obviously not a popular NYC figure.

This was pre-web etc., but my friend ended up with death threats left on his answering machine.
I'd be remiss if I didn't speak up against this sub-thread. I mostly lurk here...but as you can see from my short post history...there was a point in 2019 when I didn't understand what was so wrong -- and SO dehumanizing -- about JK Rowling's actions.

I now see them for the attacks that they are.

Unfortunately...it took overcoming my repression, a lot of soul searching, and a lot of educating myself about all manner of topics in orbit of trans people.

I'm proud to say I'm a trans woman. J.K. Rowling and her hate-mob would like to see a genocide of anyone like me.

If you're earnestly interested in learning more, here's a recent-and-relevant video essay on just that topic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQ2s_bjMpZY

PLEASE do not be another hate-mob to her, because after all, that's what we're all proclaiming our disgust with in this thread.

I truly wish everyone reading this could see it from my perspective...and I wouldn't wish --on anyone-- the suffering that entails.

Ignorance may well be bliss, but if things had stayed the same, I'd be hating who I turned into. ♥

Edit: Ooh, and for those earnestly edifying themselves, explore "Falsehoods about Gender 1 + 2", found here: https://github.com/kdeldycke/awesome-falsehood#human-identit... -- I think you'll find out the edge cases are far greater in scope than we (even yours truly, previously) presume.
>But if you work for a company <i>owned mostly by your Roth IRA</i>, that's easily abused.

As I understand it, you can't own a company that you(or a relative) own a controlling interest in with your IRA. I can see the sense in this because if own 20% the person(people) who own the other 80% have an incentive to make sure I'm not playing any kind of games with the finances.

In the case of Thiel, it seems like he took $2000 and made a moonshot investment in Paypal. At that point his investment could have just as easily went to $0 as it was to hit $5 billion. He took the risk, why shouldn't he have gotten the reward?
For an example, see https://imgur.com/t/hackernews/ZphvVST
People write C and C++ for those platforms too. And a lot of programming languages that Apple doesn’t ship compilers for.
For better or worse, the escape is macOS.