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I'm seriously admiring spirit of people working on Asahi Linux project. In my eyes Apple, it's hardware, software, whole ecosystem and philosophy is openly hostile towards any tinkering, customization, modifications - kind of antithesis of open source/linux.
Yet another angle which would be a problem for me is about putting personal non-paid time towards increasing value of one of the wealthiest corporations on the globe.

Probably I'm too cynical (or maybe realistic?) because it's not hard to imagine situation in the future where thousands of work hours poured into project like this is easily and effortlessly decimated by corporation execs decision.
Here's a good overview: https://twitter.com/KonstantinKisin/status/14221815441611284...
i have sources. lots of old employee posts who quit also talking shit about the ceo
The electric powertrains are significantly lighter and simpler than their ICE counterparts. Batteries, on the other hand, are heavy.
Traveling through hyperspace ain't like dusting crops, kid.
It seems like harassment should be enough to expell someone even before this statement.
Including this case. The "original" original is a Discord message.
There are many such examples in the real world. That's not stuff from the movies. I don't think these things get reported in US but in India we see this in the news all the time. You can make a generic google search[1] and find tons of such people.

[1] https://www.google.com/search?q=poor+family+child+tops+exam+...
Wow. not "forgetting about slavery" is tearing the country apart? You are so far down the racist q-anon rabbit hole, I doubt you can see your way out. The US is today, and always has been deeply racist. That didn't end when slavery ended. The main forces tearing this country apart today are white nationalists who were so freaked out that cops started being held accountable for modern day lynchings that they are trying to overthrow the government.
"If those students can be identified..." It sounds from the statement that they don't know who they are at this point. This sounds to me like an initial statement before a full investigation has completed. I would also say that for the rights of other students, there should be some kind of fair process to ensure that the accused are fairly treated.
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I guess Stanford is not an elite university then either. If he went to state or community college i might care more but his argument is not in good faith anyway.
Coercion is a high bar, one that not every incentive or nudge clears.
> the major breaches which are routine in the cryptocurrency world don’t have an analog in the real financial system.

You're either ignorant or joking.

Just because FDIC has taken care of the blunders that couldn't be sorted out internally between the banks does not mean there haven't been huge privacy and security hacks on these systems since the 90s.
What medical experiments are you referring to? RNA vaccines didn't happen overnight, billions were spent to accelerate clinical trials, millions have been vaccinated and we don't see much of secondary effects.
> and it still failed

Maybe because they set up the incentives poorly?

> One nurse, who CBC agreed not to name because she is not authorized to speak to media, said the announcement will do nothing for her.

The woman works part-time as an emergency room nurse on the night shift, but says she cannot afford to take on full-time work overnight because she is a single mother.

"I'm penalized either way," she said, explaining that part-time nurses expect that they will still be forced to work overtime.
For sure. The lack of transparency is a given in an authoritarian regime and I'm sure there are consequences. Isn't Covid a good example? Chinese scientists who tried to ring the alarm where harassed or worse when the whole outbreak was beginning. Kinda reminds me of what happened in Chernobyl.
Purdue isn't going to go bankrupt because of 200 students.
In the post war period the US was manufacturing goods for not just domestic use, but for the entire world. Pretty much all industrial capability was here in that period, so foreigners were forced to buy American goods. Those days are over and are never coming back. Most countries have their own industrial base now. There will never again be american employment in manufacturing like there was in the post war period, even if imports were completely banned.
There's a PDF collection of alleged vax injuries/deaths that's been growing since March 2021, now over 200 pages. If autopsies were performed on any of the listed cases, the claims could be challenged. Since these are based on news reports, the list is at least publicly available and could be analyzed by federal or state agencies. There's also a much larger tier of anecdotal injuries within friend and family networks, which never reached the media. Without data/evidence collection, narrative gaps will remain.

https://circleofmamas.com/health-news/compilation-of-covid-v...
Yea. Pay someone to write it from scratch.

Basically, it's practically (not ethically) fair game to use GPL in commercial software, until someone catches you. The only repercussion that the license provides is that your license is revoked until you resolve the violation (for the first violation).

Meanwhile, you got to release your product, and by the time you got caught you've had enough time to implement it yourself.
Eh I’ve been down this road and the tooling in python is just so evolved it’s hard to replicate. Julia is having a hard enough time, I see ML libraries pop up in other languages and they usually simmer out or are used by hobbyists.

As an ML engineer it’s really hard to justify spending your time in a language you will be handicapped by instead of just using python
I think the OP means that all too frequently those who advocate the use and adoption of Rust come across to others as bringing certain ideological, social, or political assumptions which can be off-putting to some groups and individuals.

That is just my perception of what could be meant. I am not involved and just watching the developments as a spectator.
MURICA FREEDUM = everyone in the whole universe is free to do as they wish.

as long as it is not in conflict with the interests of the american economic elites.
I don't know anything about Drata but these packages are usually a small step away from malware if they haven't already crossed that line. If you have to do this then insist your employer ships you a laptop that you will use exclusively for the work you do for them. Your device: your rules. Their device: their rules.
That's a good call. I'll change those to better names.

Also, you can call `cancel()` (with no arguments) if you don't want an error.

You can find the code for the hooks here: https://github.com/Molecule-dev/molecule-app/tree/_e745872f9...

I'll add a direct link to that too. I really appreciate the feedback.
Curious why this hasn't taken off, it seems to make so much more sense to me.

Let IPv4 addresses run out. Allow parties to trade them. Slowly migrate from "one IP per box" to "one IP per net" with what looks like NAT, but can easily be traversed if you understand the extension. And once we start running out of IPs again, rinse and repeat. What am I misunderstanding / oversimplifying?
Like I said, children can be just as pedantic as computers, especially when they’re trying.

Anyway, the language you describe wouldn’t work well as a tool, but not all programming languages are tools and are still worth making.

Using your example, this language could be a fun DSL for interacting with pictures. “Find all cars and make them red” I could imagine a backend tied to machine learning algorithms and a database query engine to make this possible. Parse with nlp, extract a query, form a plan with appropriate backends, execute, render output image. I dunno how useful that is, it would be fun and doable. You just gave me a great idea for my next senior capstone group. Thanks.
Apple reviews start over unless you explicitly ask for all versions. This is mildly obnoxious but works okay. Amazon could easily show reviews for the current product and a nice display of predecessor products and their reviews.
Sure but then couldn't whoever receives the USB or DVD post the source code someplace more convenient? I'm not sure what that "workaround" would accomplish.
> I would compare Tiananmen Square with the Tulsa race massacre. How many Americans don't know about it?

I'd never heard of it until I watched Watchmen. So, I'd lived nearly half my life before hearing of it.

I spent my entire childhood in states bordering Oklahoma, and, for a while, in Oklahoma itself (though not in/near Tulsa).
I’m looking for something useful, not validation. It’d be great if there was something to show for all of that money and time.
>detective work" is ineffective

Source?

Detective work actually is effective. The people investigating already know where huge amounts of trafficking and abuse happen. It happens in the CPS system. The problem is they have made it such a quagmire of rules regulations and gotchas that only the truly angelic and those looking to abuse children to make a quick buck are willing to get involved. I got news for you one of those numbers is greater.
Apples and Oranges.

Inheritance has nothing to do with meritocracy. One can argue about whether or how much inheritance should be taxed -- but that's a wholly separate, topic.

Hiring, raises, and promotions should not be based on skin color, eye color, gender, or other immutable traits. In a meritocracy, these are instead determined _solely_ by how provably capable a person is (per Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s prescription).

In fact, Meritocracy _would_ explicitly reject the idea of "inheriting" a job (as is done in orgs with nepotism), so I'm confused as to what your point is.
I think that is a really valid observation, and I would like to point out a couple of things:

- the WIT language decisions will end up impacting people writing WIT syntax by hand. I am not sure how large that audience is right now (and I am not dismissing the initial comment), but I really hope we could get good enough tooling that could directly generate WIT (in its eventual binary format) based on annotated source code.

- an equally valid observation here is that we need people from multiple programming languages looking at generating _idiomatic bindings_ based on the WIT format, which is what end users will interact with when using components. (Currently there are binding generators for Rust and C/C++, with hopefully Grain following soon enough.)
I definitely voted for Biden.
I used a physical map, but especially inside cities how the hell are you supposed to keep your eyes on the road and navigate at the same time? A 30 minute drive can have idk 50 turns. Do you memorize those 50 turns? What about places where the street signs suck?
To still have the same ratio of skilled candidates would mean the automatic rejection has zero merit. For example, what about filtering for a minimum of x years of work experience for a senior position? Surely your ratio of skilled and appropriate candidates will increase.
GPLv2 requires you to either distribute the source with the binaries, or provide the recipient information on how to obtain the source code. It also states that providing a link to the source code next to the binary download on your website is sufficient. See GPLv2 section 3 for more details.

TikTok have not provided a link to its source code, not are there instructions on their site or within the download package indicating where users can obtain the source code. Therefore, it's a violation.
The idea that those who are falling through the cracks in the system is because they aren't working hard enough is crap. Thanks to the "golden age" you correctly say we live in, automation and globalisation have steadily eroded the value of human labor since the 70s (a big part of why real wage growth has been negative). Thanks in part to financialization and in part to anti-competitive regulations that benefit monopolistic incumbents, growth is increasingly driven by financialization and rent-seeking from capital owners. The fact that you are on HN likely means you benefit from your ability to assist the upper class (billionaires) increase their share of the wealth by diligently creating more and more intellectual property capital. The numbers don't lie, and the numbers show the poor are getting poorer (despite working just as hard), and the rich are getting richer (and none more so than the billionaires who own the intellectual property capital that let's them extract ever-increasing rents in exchange for granting ever-decreasing access to the latest innovations - particularly in pharmaceuticals and technology).
It doesn't look like the increase is quite 6% across the board, however: https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-provides-tax-inflation-adju...
Someone has been running a massive fake DMCA notice bot targeting website contact forms with links to Google Cloud Storage files for the last year. I wonder if this is in response to this ongoing campaign?
I think even WAF v1 had stupid region selections on the console.
There's a lot Id like to discuss about the logic in this comment, but one thing really struck me 'the Chinese know tienamen square was a bad thing'...

I have a number of Chinese friends from college and they universally view this event as a CIA fraud with no actual basis in historical reality. I really would like to know what your basing your logic here on.
Limited to my participation in Advent of Code, I am clever and stupid.
There were 6 to 12 months iirc where they did not distribute their source required by GPL. I have close friends on the OBS team.
No, the offer of source code must be explicit, not just available if anyone happens to ask.
Also it’s what they would say if they wanted to look like they were taking a hard stance while having an out to avoid actually doing anything concrete or with consequences.

Only time will tell what actually is done.
I don't know what kind of shop you're running where JS libraries are 'literally' getting blown out of water but I like it.
If it's being reported in international media I would guess it's still newsworthy enough to not be a regular occurrence. Like India is huge so you'll find a steady stream of events that are common enough to be frequent in absolute terms, but still unusual in proportional terms.
It’s designed in at the base level — that immutability is a feature for most proponents: if you don’t have it, you’ve just paid a lot more for a very slow database.
That doesn't follow though. Your thesis is "the problem it solves is making money" but then in the second paragraph you say the problem is already solved in other ways that don't involve any web3 or cryptocurrency.

Maybe you could revise it to "The problem it solves is making money without the government knowing what you're doing" but that seems like the type of statement that would attract tax cheats, ransomware distributors, and other criminals, and it's also not really true of cryptocurrency anyway; most governments have already made moves to regulate cryptocurrency.
Ah yeah, it seems I was...
Why would have that worked when half of the US politicians still think it's a cold ?
Nobody says they want money. They likely just want the GPL violation to stop, one way or another.
Yep, there seems to be this tendency to evaluate all the actions of all the people inside a company as a single coherent whole, expecting there to be single coherent thread running through it all. It's almost like people think of the company as a single person - a kind of anthropomorphization maybe. Companies may strive for alignment, but they're not the Borg, and they certainly don't have the capacity to micromanage every single decision for every single employee.
I think the cost is due to having to go through an expensive certification & testing process.
> people who say there's a genocide in China with 0 Uygur deaths

Whoa, some paid CCP propaganda there. How about this: Allow international human rights groups and Western media access to the Uygurh areas? Allow the topic to be discussed openly on the Chinese internet?

Until the CCP does that, it's better advised to just suppress the story. Like it's doing now.
Withdrawal from opioids is overrated. It’s unpleasant, but that’s it. Unlike alcohol or benzodiazepine withdrawal, which can literally kill you, opioid withdrawal is like a bad cold.

So, yes there’s adaptations, but it’s way overrated compared to the media hype.
It would be particularly ideal if the brand of zealotry employed was “roll the look and feel of everything back to Windows 2000 but add proper scaling support”.
Well said. The truth is that the greatest trick the rich ever pulled was convincing the middle class that their woes are the fault of the poor.
I am very much in favor of laws that offer leniency for procedural violations. For example, I believe "You built this building before you got a permit to build it" shouldn't be a crime - there should only be a punishment if I cannot retrospectively get a permit in a reasonable timeframe.
A 16 year old should be able to come up with those kinds of arguments.
Yeah, no. I took the SAT back in the day and scored horribly. Bought a SAT prep book, worked through it during lunch and brought my score up 300 points in 6 months.
What makes Ethereum not viable? If you refer to the article you linked, the PoW network will be merged to the PoS network launched last year by June 2022. The first public merge testnet actually launched today! [1]

[1] https://hackmd.io/dFzKxB3ISWO8juUqPpJFfw
One of their daughters is at Michigan, right?
More of a good-will measure than anything else.

Or maybe as a preparation for Boot Camp for ARM64 Windows? Rumors are that Qualcomm's exclusivity deal is soon over.
You have just described the value of currency. It is inevitable that these will be used, just a matter of when and if you need fiat to achieve your everyday aims.
Developers in low cost of living regions demand less money, so they're paid less. Sounds like Google is doing exactly what they said.
If something is harassment or merely exercising their right to express their opinion is also a matter for subjective judgement and he said/she said type finger pointing, and highly dependent on context and frequency (which can be hard to find solid concrete evidence for without a lot of work).
Well said:

"In my world there's always a place for you; you can disagree with me; you can even insult me; I will not fire back because that is your freedom of expression, however

In your world there's no place for me; you want to eliminate me and even my family from the world just because I disagree with your government or your ideology; this is puzzling isn't it?"
> I think this is obviously false

only because you believe access to cheap laptops is more important than access to affordable homes
You can turn off a iCloud. CSAM cannot be turned off or even viewed. Only evil is done in the dark.
I agree that this is mostly a small number of engineers (with approval) being helpful. This has almost no bearing on Apple profit. The number of people who want to run Linux on an Apple Mac is very small compared to their other markets. The only tangible benefit to the company is that this may add a bit of goodwill and slightly reduce the volume of the vocal detractors.

As others have pointed out, it may also help if they are moving to add back bootcamp support for Windows (on ARM).

Apple has added better support for virtualization at the OS level in recent years and that handles the needs of most devs.
This is not a bubble, and driving using physical maps outside of major highways is a nightmare.
Send them a bill for a new dedicated laptop and extra time for setup and drop in development efficiency?
That is a use case, sure, but this service doesn’t provide computations, only management of keys.
A companion question is the economic view. Is this research that won't be applied? Otherwise, the choice is not too good for anything if it takes too long to be delivered.
Housing is both a human right and a profitable asset, and that’s the problem
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In what court that protects IP and has jurisdiction in China would one file that lawsuit?
I use Python pretty regularly, and previously worked as a Python developer. I never had any issues using just pip and virtualenv. Both are bundled with Python and does exactly what I expect them to do.

Others praise the package managers of other languages, while I'm just left with the impressing that the combination of pip and virtualenv is the only solution that makes any sense.
I think the control panel is fine. You can search for all the functionality you need through the start menu search bar so I rarely have to use it directly but when I do it's perfectly usable. I also found windows 11 to be an improvement.
> Want of become enemy of ops? Install developer friendly product.

-- DevOps Borat ( https://twitter.com/DEVOPS_BORAT/status/305113251388203008 )
The point is that Equity undermines Meritocracy -- and you can say the same in reverse. They are mutually exclusive concepts.

I'll repeat from my reply above: Hiring, raises, and promotions should not be based on skin color, eye color, gender, or other immutable traits. In a meritocracy, these are instead determined _solely_ by how provably capable a person is (per Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s prescription). Slathering on a layer of "but we want to contrive a correction to history, and institute racial discrimination as a remedy to past racial discrimination" undermines the weight of merit, and creates new harm to individuals and society.

Per Dr. King, a meritocracy is the correct solution. Two wrongs do not make a right.
Payment processors wanting to distance themselves from porn is a constant fight and I think it's really telling that porn has not embraced blockchains, crypto, or NFTs as a way to get paid.
Here's a video about the subject - as usual, Amazon was (and might still be involved) in selling such products: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7TwBUxxIC0
your preference for model/view/purely presentational components would benefit from using hooks in your model layer as opposed to a class component with the old lifecycle hooks. hooks are the model
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Your comment is flawed from the start: no one actually working on Ethereum ever claimed the EVM itself would be a 'super computer.' Thats's day 1 shit.

If instead of focusing on the flaws and then writing off blockchains, you searched for solutions or for the people more intelligent than yourself working on those solutions, you may have stumbled across ingenious proposals like the TrueBit protocol which can perform efficient computation trustlessy, or its competitors like the very well known Internet Computer, which surely deserves some criticism but doesn't waiver to your simplistic, narrow, and misplaced argument.
They do the same thing for copyrighted material, they can match a hash and nuke a file off the service at the drop of a hat.
I am a bit conflicted about this though - maybe the harmfulness of these is actually a blessing and would allow natural selection to take care of the problem given enough time?
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This is my issue with 5e. Where are all the cool classes? Where are all the neat races I can play as? Where are all the cool things I can do with my characters (prestige classes, etc.) to make them seem unique? Instead, there's just your main classes and a few subclasses, with your standard races. Like, I just wanna play as a kitsune summoner without having to just 'flavor' everything that way. I want it to actually feel unique instead of having to rely on imagination to make it feel that way.

That said, thank goodness for places like /r/unearthedarcana...And Pathfinder 2e, though I've been struggling to find a group.