skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Do you know a guide on rooting the device? I also would like to put youvanced on it. Cannot really find info about it.
Reminds me of Camlistore, one of the earlier content-addressable personal storage systems, by Brad Fitzpatrick. Now called Perkeep apparently https://perkeep.org/
> Something seems to be fundamentally wrong with an economy where we think that we need people to work in jobs that are paid so little that these people can't make a living. and it's viewed as a problem to raise their incomes.

The problem here is equating wages and income.

It is to everyone’s benefit if jobs with a net positive value get done, even if the value isn't enough to support the worker at an adequate lifestyle without supplementation.

Everyone should also have income to support an adequate lifestyle, but there's no reason that needs to come from wages — that's what a social welfare system, whether classical or UBI-based — ought to guarantee.

Say we decide $1,000/month is the minimum support level. It is generally better that a job that the market would pay $500/month gets done, the profits of owners and wages of higher level employees resulting from that job being done get paid and taxed, and the worker gets at least $500 in social support than that the job goes undone, the taxes on the other income streams dependent on it go unpaid, and the worker collects $1,000 in social support. And its even worse for the worker in the latter case if the minimum income we demand to allow work is higher than the social support we provide the able bodied without work (which is generally the case in the US, especially unless you have dependent children, outside of short-term unemployment of those who previously had sufficient income for UI to provide an adequate temporary support.)
Perfectly secure computers are an oxymoron. They don’t exist.

iOS is the least worst mobile option and it’s ridiculous to say Apple is lying about security if any exploits are found, ever.

If you look at e.g. how messaging works in iOS 14 [0] you’ll see that they do in fact work on making secure systems. But parsing and memory safety are hard. Like, really hard. The fact that NSO found exploits doesn’t mean Apple is doing anything, but Apple is clearly making it more and more difficult to find and abuse such exploits.

For the average person that isn’t being specifically targeted by sophisticated malware from companies funded by -governments-, iOS is pretty damn secure. Dealing with being attacked is a different threat model.

[0]: https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2021/01/a-look-at-ime...
Maybe instead of general accelerationism, it's time for politicians and business leaders to suffer the effects of lack of privacy first.

Let's get some polls going on which politician / billionaire we should "reveal" first... then throw all their private info, backroom deals, what they had for lunch the other day that doesn't match up with their publicly stated diet preference, how many unregistered immigrants they have to take care of their mansions, all the stuff... throw it out in public.

Let's do this to anyone and everyone who's voted for more surveillance powers. Or has sponsored or helped develop them. Like NSO Group employees - especially the CEO.

And maybe if they start to see a problem, and some costs, maybe there will be some change.
I remember when Apple used to charge for MacOS and iOS updates. In many ways this aligned incentives much better. Many of the MacOS and iOS updates in the past few years have mostly existed to drive subscription revenue for their new services. I'd love them to actually have to deliver real value with software updates and be paid for it.
Entire free world: China is hacking us.

Entire comment section: b-b-but the US.
> As soon as you take Julia out of notebooks and try to build moderately complex apps with it, you realize how much you miss Python

Why's that? What features or lack thereof of Julia contribute to that experience?
Wasting thousands of dollars tossing working hardware doesn't seem like it's really sticking it to manufacturers at all.
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I am not sure what you're trying to tell me here. I am not doubting that CO2 drives some global warming events, which is what the video is debunking.

I am saying there have been swings in CO2 levels and we haven't seen runaway warming from them. The temperature stabilizes after a while.
Do you have sources that contradict that? The updated temperature graph is shown very briefly at 5.57, what do they mean by that? why not put it side by side with the CO2 graph? The new temp graph is basically the same, just with a higher resolution.
Thanks for the context! I thought the numbers on Wikipedia were a bit weird, looks like they were in US cents.
Not quite. The original green threads were seen as more of a hack until Solaris supported true threads. Green threads could only support one CPU core, and so without a major redesign, it was a dead end.
I can definitely believe that. I spend about $100 in the PNW just for gigabit Internet in my apartment (which is really only about 400mbps, thanks Wave!)
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The CCP/PLA can force any company operating within China to do its bidding. This is Chinese law. And this is common knowledge.

Watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrsOM8ww8ug
The Fediverse is basically organized the exact same way, with federation as a purely additional layer on top of the individual content hosts.
See also

https://starboard.gg/

https://github.com/pyodide/pyodide

They offer pure client-side Jupyter notebooks. Wasm compiled, no cloud servers needed.
Thanks! But then I guess my question is how does tree-sitter do it? I assume it has to choke on at least macros, right? Or does it call the actual compiler routines (like libclang)?
I'd say... people were so sick, and tired of congress, that they voted in BJP for the lack of any alternative.

That's why @mynameismon is very correct. When the Congress finally crashed in nineties, there was no contender even for an empty seat. Even Basu (a freaking totalitarian himself,) who almost got the seat, himself decided against at the last second.

Congress too was a very authoritarian party in the past, as much as almost everybody else in the political arena. Indian politics were very violent prior up until 200x. There were no "good" party.

If you have no credible, genuine opposition, you will not have a choice in between good, and bad, but in between bad, and bad.

Take a good look on Indian political landscape in post-independence history, and you will understand that India, though all its 74 years of independent existence never had anything coming as an alternative to the Congress, that wasn't as authoritarian as Congress:

— JD, and United Front were stillborn, putting literally nothing on the table other than not being the Congress. Radiagate, Ranjan Bhattacharya.... list goes on.

— In WB, Basu was ordering hit jobs on the opposition, and his own fellow commies almost weekly.

— "In the liberal South" they had constant Blue/Red, and Hindu/Tamil violence, because local parties had nothing but the same caste/religion/race cards the BJP plays today.

— Maharashtra politics — gangsterland. It was, and still is
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Right now AppleTV is the only way to get a somewhat AD free way to consume streaming. SmartTVs have ads, now the last hold out does too. Roku, ads, firestick, ads. It's gross.
I think you’re referring to the TV and movie ads banner at the top? There’s a technical reason for it and a pretty simple fix. That banner shows for whatever app you have in the top left corner of your apps list. To fix it, all you would have to do is to move a different app to be there. I moved the Photos app to be the first on mine and all I see now is a color wheel/flower whenever I turn on my Apple TV.
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I don't think they should share more tech details.

I recall an incident long ago where it was back and forth - you don't know, we know, you don't have proof, we have proof, share proof - it's all bs.. then the frustrated investigators released a trail of this addy, this pic, which was also used for this and that..

what came of it?

not a damn thing changed other than teaching the other side what they needed to not do to not get caught in the same way.

If we are not going to put a missile into a building to stop office building 123456 - because of their theft, then keep the proof under wraps.

a public statement like this does nothing but make it reasonable for us to continue similar theft - meh. no proof needed for that.
I have a reminder on my phone that I renew every month. It says "Does work still suck?".

I use it as an opportunity to reflect on the state of work and whether things are improving.
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To me, a negative response says "We have evaluated our policy and decided that we will not stop this." A non-response says "A frontline agent didn't know how to make a call on a non-downtime ticket from a non-customer so now it's in a bureaucratic black hole and nobody has actually read your email and probably never will." Which is still crappy, but not really malicious in the same way.
It's not a weasel word.

The messages are fully end-to-end encrypted, we know that, the EFF has stated as such. However, iCloud Backup means copies of your messages that arrived after the end-to-end process are backed up online. For most people who buy iPhones, having their messages not be permanently lost if their phone is stolen is a fair trade. If you don't want copies of your messages backed up after they arrived through the end-to-end encryption process, then turn it off.
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Anish Kapoor is not happy that people are calling it the bean. Cloudgate is the official name.
Unlike go routine, Loom virtual threads are not preempted by the scheduler. I believe you may be able to explicitly preempt a virtual thread but the last time i checked it was not part of the public API
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Just to clarify. The Apple TV (tvOS) interface gives extra functionality to apps on the top row of the launcher. (you have full control over ordering the apps). This functionality allows the apps to show whatever preview content they want per the SDK. Some show continue watching, and then suggestions, others show nothing. But you are in charge of what apps are on the top row.
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I bombed an interview at a game company because I gave a right answer that I couldn't get them to understand.

I don't remember the exact problem they wanted me to solve, but the answer involved a dynamic collection and they wanted it to grow with constant time complexity. They were probably looking for a linked list. But I said I'd use a dynamic array because those have constant time when averaged over a series of appends.

I don't know if I remembered the term "amortized complexity" or not, but it was clear that they had never heard of doing amortized analysis across a series of operations and they absolutely did not get my answer. They got hung up on the idea that some appends force the array to grow and get copied. I tried to explain that that was only true for a predictable fraction of them, but they were stuck on the idea that this meant dynamic arrays had O(n) worst case performance. They clearly thought I didn't know what the hell I was talking about.

I'm pretty sure that was the point where they decided to pass on me.

But now I'm a senior software engineer at Google and I just finished writing a textbook that explains dynamic arrays including their amortized analysis, so joke's on them.
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> It must be efficient.

Must it? Are text-format messages really that much of an impact on traffic levels or CPU use?

Human readability is a very important, probably more so. ASN.1 is pretty efficient, but I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy.
I would make a new factor, so that people can input expected increases for their areas. I would expect many urban areas will continue to see rent increases far in excess of the broader inflation number. Rents may not track home prices due to supply issues.
>* Because the 'time and effort required to maintain my privacy' part requires immediate and sustained and rigorous action and sacrifice of various comforts, all for a nebulously perceived, personally theoretical risk.*

“Maintain” and “sustained” are the key words there. The effort is constant and must be. You only have to get it wrong once, those wanting to slurp up all the data they can about you and pass it on can keep trying and trying and tying, and the effort is much less expensive to them (portioned out over the number of subjects they are tracking or attempting to track) than the counter-effort is to the individual.
That'd be so exciting for algorithm research for decades. It's probably not true.
Yes, if our definition of "game" is broadened to mean "culture" around this tradition (as historians might), rather than just reducing to the rules.

In this sense, it also includes the conventions, skill-level titles, playing etiquette, etc.
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They are not getting sent to the FISA court, that court only issues warrants. They are charged with conspiracy to commit economic espionage and conspiracy to commit computer fraud and are likely going to a federal district court.
I want computer security to be solved. You should be able to buy a computer and just use it, updates should be a rare thing that happens once a year or so.

I know things that won't help. Blaming users, Microsoft, hackers, programming language choices, all won't help.
If my argument is absolutist then your argument is authoritarian.

Mine is a safer proposition for the oppressed, for the minorities, for those not algined with the politics of the elites.

The whole argument about Nazi resurgence really falls flat when you realize that people get called Nazis for spousing wrongthink politics.

Your whole proposition is "the dangers of Nazism are too great". That's the same tactic I mentioned of "the dangers of communism" are too great.

If you want, ignore dictatorships. The slippery slope in non dictatorships is extremely damaging.

You're not gonna limit your censorship either, as you suggest in your last line. You're going to use it against your political foes to continue in or seize power.

Your motte and bailey tactics to get people to accept "some censorship for their own good" and then censor their speech that goes against your politics by calling it "Nazism" is a way bigger threat than the actual chance of "Nazi ideology". There was a time the ACLU safeguarded the right to say the most abhorrent of views the same you make sure due process is served even with the alleged most abhorrent criminals.

It benefits everyone.
Yep; either show me ads and give me the content for free, or (ideally give me the option) let me pay and don’t show ads. If product people / The MBAs at a company think that there should still be ads on the paid version, consider what those are worth. I haven’t seen anyone try it, but consider a model of three options: 1. Free with lots of ads, 2. Paid but cheap with less ads, 3. Most costly but no ads. Basically, I always want an option to pay whatever a company thinks it’s worth to remove all ads. If there’s really good content on offer, people will pay. Ads make any content look sleazy. Even the best YouTube channels shilling for random products gets lame and old real quick.

Please let people who are willing to do so pay the true cost of the content to remove all ads.
They didn't go out to find a random black man to harass because they "fit the description", they went out of their way to find and arrest the specific person who was indicated to have been involved with the crime.

Also this person was not arrested repeatedly. He was arrested once and then had the charges dropped when it was clear he wasn't the right person, and then received a mailed notice of a warrant for his arrest from a different county two weeks later for a separate offense (both instances of shoplifting falsely attributed to him). In a third precinct, after a third incident, a different person with the same name was summoned, and also quickly identified as not being the right person.

This is a case of the left hand not knowing what the right is doing. It is a problem that can have serious consequences, but it is not related to racial bias.
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The general principle to follow in these cases is to find out who benefits. You will be correct most of the time than not.
Apple no longer prohibits ads in notifications as of March last year

https://9to5mac.com/2020/03/04/apple-now-allows-push-notific...

Good way to get your notification privileges revoked though. I wish Apple would add granular notification categories within apps so that you could approve particular types of notifications while denying others. A quick google says Android 8 did this in 2017.

Apple's policy on this is to require in-app configuration to opt out of marketing messages, rather than a way to configure it through the OS.
Have you seen Shuhei Kadowaki's work on JET.jl (?)

If you're curious: https://github.com/aviatesk/JET.jl

This may seem more about performance (than IDE development) but Shuhei is one of the driving contributors behind developing the capabilities to use compiler capabilities for IDE integration -- and indeed JET.jl contains the kernel of a number of these capabilities.
iOS exploits are paying less than Android - http://zerodium.com/program.html.

Based on supply and demand it would appear that iOS is less secure right?
Do you feel like ranked choice voting would be helpful in getting there?
>Yes there is. Absolutely no closed software ever. That's the rule you use. Even the modem on the phone I'm typing this on is running FOSS firmware. Don't compromise your freedom for convenience, you always end up with neither when you do.

I don't think I understand fully the point you're trying to make. How does free and open source software prevent a software developer from inserting the code necessary for behavior such as we're discussing? Granted, they may be chastised, but the ability remains. We've seen this happen already with software developers inserting ads into the shell during install (or some other operation). A lot more work and effort on our part is necessary to prevent this type of behavior becoming normalized.
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There's too many subfields etc. to make a suggestion. What areas in particular are you interested in?

Another relevant question is where are you in your journey so far? What have you already read? etc.
Money does not create code, humans do.
Basically yes.

Longer answer: devs back in the day couldn't really grok the difference between green and real threads. Java made its bones as an enterprise language, which can have smart programmers, but they will conversely not be closer-to-metal knowledgewise. Too many devs back in the day expected a java thread to be a real thread, so java re-engineered to accomodate this.

I think the JDK/JVM teams also viewed it as a maturation of the JVM to be directly using OS resources so closely across platforms, rather than "hacking" it with green threads.

These days, our high performance fanciness means the devs are demanding green thread analogues, and go/elixir/others are seemingly superior because of those.

So to remain competitive in the marketplace, Java now needs threads that aren't threads even though Java used to have threads that weren't threads.
I must be in the minority here, but Ancient Aliens is one of my favorite tv shows. It has some of the funniest, most outlandish, content I’ve ever seen.
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Yes and no.

The new Loom threads will be much lighter weight than the original Java green threads. Further, the entire IO infrastructure of the JVM is being reworked for Loom to make sure the OS doesn't block the VM's thread. What's more, Loom does M:N threading.

Same concept, very different implementation.
> Does "white moves first" actually affect the game, though?

Materially, no, though it probably makes it less complex for humans by slightly simplifying the pattern recognition issues, particularly in the opening.
Possible? Certainly. Worth the time? Likely not. Just get a different device that respects your privacy or one that is more open to letting you control it how you see fit.
Yes, we should
Statistically, white wins more than black.
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Possibly for the same reason that blackmailers mail themselves, a trick as old as the woods.
Yes, that's the essence of the problem. Android TV devices have to use Google's launcher as the default, or they have to go fully on their own, without Google services, like a FireTV device.
> If government uses its powers to suppress the opposition

In what way is the opposition being suppressed? Other than the Congress which is suffering from a self-inflicted, mortal wound, the smaller parties are doing quite well in their own states.

> prevent criticism of itself

This statement has no basis in reality. The Hinduphobic left and their friends in media have done nothing but abuse the Modi government for seven straight years with zero consequences.

> people who have already suffered from the oppression

Who is being oppressed? In what way?

> Governments operate under the rule of law and respect for democracy and human rights.

Sure. That explains the benevolent nature of the Chinese/Iranian/Pakistani governments. And also why the US government keeps overthrowing other democratically elected governments, interfering in foreign elections and invading foreign countries to spread democracy while carpet bombing the local population.

Please.

Governments are entities that exercise a monopoly over violence within a certain territory. The nature of the government depends on those in power and those who get them there.
We don't need to throw away everything, just the stuff that we can't reach consensus about. The rest is what we generally call Common Sense.
Some sports packages are >$50/month on their own, and lots of people love their sports.
I think you could always do it in the UI, but the few use cases I could see this as confined are where approval may be required, e.g. deploy to prod, etc.
I’m curious, why do you think that’s ambiguous?
Starboard is completely different from Brython, although it is cool. As for pyodide, it still involves proper working knowledge and literal implemetation of JS - Brython just needs you to know the bare basics, the rest is just pure Python