skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If only there was a way using suspend-and-kexec to allow switching in 5 seconds between linux and windows, without having to reboot each time. There was a PoC for WinXP, but I doubt it works with recent Windows versions.
The issue is that you also told this lie:

> Just like a deed conveys ownership of a house at some address, the token conveys ownership of that media.
Does it? There's now ads in iPhone settings, modal dialogs everywhere to upsell you onto Apple Music and whatever other features.

https://stevestreza.com/2020/02/17/ios-adware/
Maybe you can get away for a quick fix with something like deepl.com.

They are great. As a German native speaker I came a long way with using them when I needed valid translations.
I think that would have to be an integration test
I agree, as if they don't breathe!

This is not the case with my app. I keep the edits longer than shorter, since I also find that unlistenable.
The worm theory was amusing but that's not what changed my mind. For me, it was "The Studies" section where Scott goes over each study and discussed why they were deemed to be low quality or suspect.
It looks like you haven't heard of quantum computing
On the Impossibility of Supersized Machines (2017)
Square unveils white paper for decentralized protocol to exchange Bitcoin/fiat/+
Similar to buying a signed print from an artist—no contract involved, no legal transfer of copyright or intellectual property, no claim to anything except ownership of the artist-signed artefact. In the case of NFT it is mostly equivalent: claim of ownership over the artist-signed artefact (the token).
I've googled "Pock OS" in every configuration I can think of, and can't find any relevant results. Closest I can find is "POK kernel"... is this a typo or am I googling wrong?
I see a hope here. Educational system seems broken in USA: the costs of education are insanely high, but you need the diploma in order to get a good job, so the costs will keep growing, because why not (from the perspective of the universities). And this perfectly designed system to extract money from everyone... just decided to destroy itself from inside. If universities become stupid enough, so that employers stop preferring people who have a diploma, there will no longer be a reason to pay. The universities can become ideological strongholds for the woke, but most of the population will simply ignore them.

There are a few problems with this hope, though. First, what about research? Second, government can protect universities, regardless of their quality, by requiring a university diploma if you want to work for any public institution.

> Vision two is that college is an institution for everyone to have a chance to get ahead.

Although I like the sentiment, the only way to actually achieve it would be to make the college free and with no admission tests (that is, there is literally a place for everyone, including insane or retarded people). Otherwise, there will still exist criteria that separate the "diploma haves" from the "diploma have nots", only those criteria will be less transparent than now.
This was on HN awhile back. It sounds like what you are looking for: https://soupault.app
Rumor is, VMs work in Rosetta. Apparently people run Windows games that way—and are saying that performance is at least not worse than in plain Windows on x64.

(Though I'm not so sure now that I remember it right, since VMs tend to use low-level approaches like kernel extensions, and Rosetta is probably not friendly toward those.)
Boys from Brazil.
Functional programming with monads is the right way to implement this.
Can I legally create an NFT of someone else's artwork?

What determines that NFT "A" is the canonical NFT of artwork "X"?
Personally, I am disappointed that my i7-7700K is not good enough for Win 11 because I really wanted to use WSL 2 with Linux GUI support.

However, I can think of at least two reasons for not supporting older CPUs.

1) MSF may want to please their partners (Dell, Lenovo, etc.) by boosting their sales. I don't know how valid it is now given the current chip shortage, though.

2) For the longest time, MSF supported legacy hardware, which IFAIK pretty severely held back Windows development. Dropping this requirement may help make Windows a more modern and more competitive OS.

On the bright side, Win 10 will still be getting feature updates and thanks to its age likely has fewer functional bugs and security issues.
These guys were just too early.

Transpose them into the future and switch industry from oil&gas to green tech and they'd be in the S&P500, worth not less than 1T dollars.

Actually , on a second thought, I think they are.
Guix makes it very easy to add whatever non-free software you want via channels. You just won't get it with the default installation.
That seems like a claim without data support. Cost, sure. Reliability, I doubt there is a difference in reliability within product lifecycle. My anecdotal experience: every car I owned had a knob for music volume. It never broke. Other things broke, sometimes making car repair economically unviable. But the knob did not break.
I very much doubt this for a simple reason: information is a post-scarcity space. Things like NFTs exist solely to try and shackle that space with concepts from scarcity-based economics. They will never have inherent value because they do not create or enable anything other than a delusion of scarcity.
And how can the "buyer" verify if the creation has unlimited "lifetime"?

If the original creator can even delete the artwork, the owner is never sure.
I'm unsure if you're being facetious or not, but >85% of the market is on Windows.

https://hostingtribunal.com/blog/operating-systems-market-sh...
Yes at best he’s an irrelevant crackpot fossil at worst he’s a proto-cheney, not a good look either way
See also isUserAMonkey and isUserAGoat.

I think the following always holds: isUserAGoat==!isComputerOn, in other words the user is a goat if and only if the computer is off.
I wouldn't believe that this is a reasonable hypothesis. The implication of this would be that straight men are spending _so much_ time trying to get laid that it hinders their level of education as a demographic, and this just seems to be absurd on its face.

What is the mechanism by which the average straight man is precluded from higher education via his pursuit of sex? He spends less time on homework and gets worse grades? He spends less time in class or lecture in favor of pursuing sex? He's so sex-driven that pursuing education just isn't even a thought to him? Other factors along these lines?

It just doesn't seem to seem plausible that the pursuit of sex would take up such disproportionately large amounts of time for straight men vs gay men that it would lead to this kind of a difference. It seems like straight men would have to be neglecting comically large portions of their lives in favor of the pursuit of sex for this to be plausible.

I suppose it's possible that straight men end up precluded from pursuing higher education due to it being easier for them to start an unplanned family, but I'm skeptical of that as well.
Acejump looks ace. I really love hop[1] for Neovim, and this is a good alternative for when I'm using PyCharm.

[1] https://github.com/phaazon/hop.nvim
Like window screens...?
Sadly it is common for products made outside Silicon Valley. I even had a website once say that my Chrome version had to be between A and B, and wouldn't accept a Chrome version greater than B.
Unlike the SAT in California which due to Prop 16 cannot have affirmative action, the Gaokao has affirmative action. That is the biggest difference, and UC was happy with an analogue to the Gaokao.
> On balance, it appears that, when it comes to immigration, narratives are more powerful than hard facts in shaping people’s views.

Narratives trump facts every time so expecting people to change their minds based on facts alone is a non-starter. All the conspiracy theories around the pandemic should be convincing evidence for anyone that thinks otherwise. Thousands of people are still dying every day and people continue to refuse vaccination even though the vaccine greatly improves one's chances of survival after contracting the virus.
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I cannot find any evidence of this. The only article I found even related to this was showing a feature where if you had the Siri suggestions widget then you might see an App Clip for a store nearby. It works like this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62559071/how-to-add-appc...

The only other advertising system within iOS that I’m aware of is the App Store, both in recommendations and search, and of course, that Apple will advertise their own services for iCloud, Storage and so on.

Is Apple an advertising-based company? Not really. Are they marketing-driven? Absolutely. I think the difference is about user value and user impact.

Apple tends to go the Amazon route of trying to capture value from the interactions users might already do, though their iAds network from a decade ago did show an unsuccessful attempt to capture the in-app ad market.

But I can’t think of the last time I would have seen an “ad” in settings, though since App Clips appear in settings for up to 10 days once installed, I can see why some might think so.
Seems like a reasonable compiler would inline the most likely implementation as 1. So, while technically undefined, it's safe to assume that it will 'return' 1 regardless of the actual on/off state of the computer.
It's not Windows as much as it is Active Directory and all-your-eggs-in-one-basket authn/authz stuff for file shares.
Keeps timing out.
> Free might be too expensive. We don’t need to stop there. They might be making enough money to pay us.

Why does one of the brokerages not pay us then? Did they all sit at a meeting and discuss with each other that they should compete until it is free, but to cease competing after that?
Not even close. Options give you legally enforceable rights to buy the stock itself. An NFT gives you no such rights.
Yes I am working full time.
This sort of attitude does not help expand the adoption of better security measures by organizations. It's the cybersecurity equivalent of "just say no", "this is your brain on drugs" or "all sex before marriage is evil".
I assume you never used steam in the last years? Games drop avatars as items for steam inventory, and you can trade them and put them in special slots, they aren't just random images, its not just avatars its also frames of avatars, slots of stuff to show on profile, animated backgrounds etc.
Correct, it's potential that they are paying for GP's discomfort at times
This talk at MIT a few days ago measured nervous system disruption in rident guts with autism analogs.

http://calendar.mit.edu/event/exploring_gut-brain_signaling_...

The conclusion is both the gut and brain may be affected by whatever causes autism. But the study didnt attempt to establish whether the gut affected the brain, or the brain affected the gut, or were they simultaneous.
The keyboard is a little small, and does take a bit to get used. Not recommended for big fingers.

Battery life is pretty good; I charge it at night, and usually is half-battery. My usage is pretty decent, but mostly on wifi.
Admittedly, I know very little about the economy, let alone the intricacies of the Chinese real estate market. But it seems that this whole situation is just a typical sky is falling media frenzy. I have seen so many stories over my life saying "oh THIS is the domino that will cause China to fall." But China remains a very powerful country, they are led by smart people, and I think these China collapse narratives definitely feel good to read in the West but that's all they are, feel-good pieces.

My layman's understanding is that these companies are going to go bankrupt. The Chinese govt could easily solve the problem by simply bailing them out, but they haven't yet. But I think in the end China will just bail the companies out, and nothing will come of it.
There are already solutions: use tor to do price discovery, or report prices or find communities centered around prices like reddit.com/r/buildapcsales
Alphonse Chapanis rolls fitfully in his grave whenever a new touchscreen is installed on a car.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alphonse_Chapanis
weird how it's returning a constant https://github.com/haiku/haiku/blob/8f16317a5b6db5c672f33181...

Interesting it seems to come from BeOS:

https://github.com/haiku/haiku/commit/bcf475ec65f1060c0a8abf...

where the same function had a hn thread about it already a couple years ago :D

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8780606
Thing is actually assigning IP rights to the owner of the NFT should be trivial as some projects have done. That it’s not done or the IP rights granted are explicitly limited suggests people get that and want to retain ownership of the rights whilst selling the token.
On general, figuring out a good ergonomic setup makes a huge difference. In particular for eye strain, having "computer glasses", and a large monitor, have solved it for me.
I specifically remember them bragging about doing power consumption optimization. Microsoft is actively working on the rendering engine afaik.

Safari isn't cross platform and Firefox is mostly worse than Chrome in my experience.
Compared to most other car software, BMW is pretty decent. But it’s still archaic compared to a Tesla. I’m very much looking forward to being done with my X3 and moving on to a Y.
This kind of reminds me of the cryptocurrency climate change hack.

Mining cryptocurrency uses electricity and some electricity currently comes from fossil fuels, so that's bad.

In many places the cost of direct heating from fossil fuels (fuel oil or natural gas) is less than using electric heaters, but electric heat is typically lower carbon because grid power is a mix of fossil and non-fossil fuels instead of 100% fossil fuels, and this gets better the more of the grid goes to non-fossil fuels. So switching to electric heat can lower your carbon footprint, but might cost more.

Cryptocurrency mining equipment is effectively an electric space heater that generates revenue. So if you heat your home in the winter using cryptocurrency mining equipment, you turn a profit while lowering your carbon footprint. Or it's carbon neutral free money to anyone already using electric heat.
Unfortunately the overintellectualized gibberish here is your comment. You have completely missed the point of the post
The screws have a very easy direct access, I can see them being repurposed for other means with a bit of effort.
I'm no old fuddy duddy. I'm not even 30 yet. We have a touchscreen hob - for no good reason. Its terrible
Javascript equivalent function is kind of wonky so they had to make is_the_computer_really_on() to do what you want here.
> So Microsoft is tracking all your checkouts?

If you use gmail or outlook or just forward your emails there, I've got bad news for you :)

> And it’s not push, it’s pull because there is no way to store all data locally and keep it updated.

It's push in human terms because it comes to me automatically.

Pull is when I have to initiate action.
>> If you own an NFT, you have no more rights over the media than someone who doesn’t own an NFT.

> False.

Really? The original poster says:

> Further, I make it clear exactly what rights you and others have over the media, which is basically none.

> NFT projects vary dramatically in the rights they convey to holders. To the extent that these meatspace rights are enforceable

NFT’s don’t convey enforceable meatspace rights.
I don't know, I've mentioned tenure though. I know that Peter Higgs has published IIRC 11? papers and that he's talked about his former status at his departament and not being productive enough for the modern academic system.
they pushed it back to allow for more time to figure out new ways to do targeted advertisement, because everyone hated their FLoC system. this is once again, google acting in its own interest as an advertisement company.
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Buying insurance instead of adopting better security measures is not a helpful attitude either.

Nany companies don't invest in better security measures because it's expensive to do so for decades worth of legacy systems and they'd rather take a small risk and get insured for it.
But the quote isn't relevant to the way OP is comparing themself to others.

If that quote is about trying to win the race, then OP is lamenting being miles behind the leaders. The feeling of not pulling your own weight is a different sadness from "oh no I can't be the best".
That could still be true overall even if a subset of that group behaved differently, right?
High-end ovens, such as those above, say, $5k, almost always have knobs.

I sure appreciate tuning knobs on car audio systems but almost no one besides Toyota and Lexus offer them any more.
Standardized tests might be gamed. But still I would argue that gaming them is least worst option. Anything else is either not properly standardized like grades or entirely gamed like extracurriculars, interviews, written works.
Not sure were you are located, but if you are giving access to people protected by the GDPR your cookie notice does not fullfill the requirements set by European Regulations.

Additionally, if you are located in a country that (like Germany for example) has regulations on the necessity of an imprint, this might also be missing.
The limiting factor going south to north is that you have to climb Katahdin in Baxter State Park at the northern end. And you probably want to do this by about October 15 (and will run into park restrictions shortly after that). (There is a lot of steep rocky terrain through northern NH and areas of Maine as well).

So you have to work back from that to when you start from Springer Mountain in GA which can be as early as about March 15 I gather although you're still sort of semi-winter conditions. Some people recommend starting more like mid-April for better weather and fewer through-hiker crrowdsbut you're obviously giving up 30 days or so of margin.
18-wheeler Amazon truck comes apart, causing lane closure NE of Houston
Positive should not mean compulsory.
Compulsory does not mean good.
Let people opt out of regulations as they see fit. Let me have a home, if regulations would make it unattainable.
And yet that is completely unrealistic. The City currently funds weekly teams clearing out all the most troubled areas and that costs a fantastic amount up front as well as competing for increasingly precious landfill space. Defining the job of public works to be picking up all the trash that veritable armies of homeless generate does not make that job possible. You are absolutely and undeniably using your imagination to balance a spreadsheet that is a complete mess and that is not working and will never work.
I posit a much more interesting question.

Given a lump of silicon, how does one programmatically tell if it is a computer?
http://www.cornelwest.com/books.html#.YZlPiWiIY4M
PFOF is valuable, and warehouses collect market maker fees. Just this alone gives them a huge advantage against retail investors, but combined with equipment, infra, and hiring capability it's basically no contest. The thing retail is supposed to get out of the deal is NBBO, but Robinhood was fined millions for not even providing that.

The dynamic here is to pull in tons more retail investors, all of whom are at a disadvantage compared to firms. Robinhood is a gambling app marketed as an investment app, and we should start regulating it as such.
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I don't know the name in english, in german they are called "Optionsscheine" they are like options, but they also get taken down, disabled etc if the stock moved too much.
I can accept the touchscreen for its broad utility, but poor UI is intolerable. Like how Android keeps covering up the dial pad button in the phone app with inane messages about duplicate contacts. When I want to dial a phone number, sometimes I need to do it “right now”, and I don’t care about duplicate contacts or whatever stupid thing it wants to nag me about. Put that shit in my notifications so I can deal with it in my own time, or just swipe it away.

Don’t get me started on text selection on iThings.
It's obviously `IO Bool`, so it's equivalent to directly evaluating in an imperative language and you gain nothing from the monadic interface.

I'm sure some impurity "pragmatist" will try to argue you can make a perfectly good version of it as `Bool`. That kind of pragmatism is better ignored because it interferes with compiler optimization and standardization. As an example, you can look at the recent discussion around `==` and `/=`.

(And I just noticed some people may seriously argue that, so here comes the /s.)
so after so many posts this is the only one that expresses your point clearly. notice how it does not contain any FUD

to the said point, this is definitely a VALID security concern. FSF needs to make these concerns clear. you seem to be very invested in this matter. have you raised these concerns with them?

EDIT: having thought about it some more. doesnt isolating blobs to ROMs restrict the problems to ROMs? i mean non-RYF certified hardware already has this problem. the strategy might them be to focus efforts on opening up ROMs. note that this is simply a question. i am not an expert in this field but i am trying to form an informed opinion
Is this real? It lacks the usual 3-step on the stick?
It would be great also to have translations
Everyone is seeing this all wrong.

Our problem is only with experts who linearly regress away other real people!

A politically empowered minority see the masses a rounding error.

Experts in economics tell us it’s OK to watch our family members die of preventable disease for profits sake.

That doesn’t mean we don’t need Fauci’s and Grace Hopper’s.

We need experts in qualifying physical reality not constraining criteria for success. Experts accept ideas are not sacrosanct.
The next paragraph in the article explains the joke.
I literally just bought your product, thank you very much, I needed this and wondered why no one had made it yet.
Ask HN: Any good list of Black Friday offers of softwares for devs?
As Black Friday is round the corner, it would be really awesome if people here can share list of some promotions on dev tools and related software/subscriptions which they might be aware are having promotions.

To start with I will a promo on one of my favourite one - Beyond Compare. Scooter Softwares are having black friday promotion with 25% on their licenses. Checkout https://twitter.com/ScooterSoftware/status/1461435633973571588

Disclaimer: I am not associated with Scooter Software, just a fan of their product.
WSD - https://webserverdisk.info/
That's a fair question, and really I think it comes down to degrees of trust. As you say, ultimately I as the creator of the tokens could possibly utilize my update authority to change some of the underlying metadata for the token. The only real reason I can think of that I'd do it for this project is bugfixes if there is something botched in the metadata for specific tokens.

I don't quite know the extent of power that I could leverage as a creator over data on arweave. It's not ever crossed my mind as to why I'd possibly want to alter that.

At the end of the day you have to have some degree of trust with most services you interact with, and I think this would be no different. Maybe I as a creator could eliminate this ability to update anything on arweave after the initial upload by changing the update authority to a wallet that is programmatically created from an onchain program, and off of the Ed25519 curve. If I am able to do something like that, then it would be impossible to access the wallet since it doesn't have a valid private key, and maybe then it's truly immutable?

It's a problem I actually haven't thought of until now. But there's probably something I could do along those lines.

Honestly if something like that works then it might be a generalizable solution to the problem you're suggesting.