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Intel quit making ARM cpus right before smartphones took off. They sold off their LTE modem division essentially giving Qualcomm a monopoly. Now they might give up on GPUs.

Intel is way too quick to give up. Imagine if they had continued to make ARM CPUs. Apple may have never pursued making their own chips. Intel CPU's + modems could be competing with Qualcomm for every mobile device sold today.
My favorite because of how realistic it is, is have me/the candidate do a code review. It's a real world thing that will be a part of most jobs that doesn't require artificial nonsense like coding in a browser, memorizable hacker rank crap, or some throw away time wasting coding challenge. As for if I can code, I have seven public github repos, 3 of which are previous take home challenges of varying degrees of absurdity.
That's what the OFAC press release explicitly claimed[0]. There are plenty of countries outside the U.S. doing business with Iran by the way, see this thread[1]. The press release I found on the Paribas case states that they were using the U.S. financial system to violate sanctions[2].

[0] https://home.treasury.gov/policy-issues/financial-sanctions/...

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32054821

[2] https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/bnp-paribas-sentenced-conspir...
I fully believe abortion should be reasonably legal, and if it were more accessible it may have prevented a lot of the tragedy of this case. But given the details in this article, it seems like this case would be criminal even in that hypothetical world.
Thanks! We're constantly refining it. Employee satisfaction is a huge priority for me as we only hire top talent. Happy employees are productive employees. And productive employees make my bosses happy which makes our sales go up which makes the value of my equity go up. Everything is just better this way.

If I ever feel like writing a book (fat chance), I'll try to spread the gospel.
80%? That doesn't include me. I'm a reluctant payer to avoid ads, and so I can play my choice of music anywhere.
I rewatched "The Island" a couple of nights ago.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Island_(2005_film)
It's free and only a slight hassle to setup behind CloudFlare.
Funny thing is the EU doesn't give a fuck and is going to force them.
> The only way to mix is to generate a huge amount of noise.

That simply isn’t true.
I don't think the article is intended as a direct criticism of Facebook specifically. The purpose of the article is "to show in shocking detail how abortion could and will be prosecuted in the United States, and how tech companies will be enlisted by law enforcement to help prosecute their cases."
And yet every time I get water down the wrong pipe - basically attempting to drown myself just trying to take in one of our most basic life-sustaining inputs - I realize that not only are we still basically monkeys but we haven't really evolved half as much as we think we have as a species. It's a miracle we live long enough to reproduce.

You are literally a winning lottery ticket, so enjoy it while you can.
> Any set of rules can seem reasonable on paper

Maybe to some people, but when we were last buying a property, one of the places we put an offer on had a rule that you weren't allowed to hang clothes to dry on your balcony.

We did make an offer, but that rule made me a lot less interested in putting in a generous offer.
No. Tornado is not primarily associated with fraud or crime.
For directions, I now usually use Apple Maps, although somehow I find myself "double checking" with Google Maps, especially for public transportation.

In my experience both Apple Maps and Google Maps can give unreasonable directions for public transport, with the best in class being Citymapper. It's also the only service that provides guidance on which subway car to board (closest exit for transfers, for example).
I'm kind of doing that atm - but I can't for the life of me find a food name for a domain. Everything is either taken, squatted, or a brand already.
Most are patches for unity's crappy engine. Indeed those listed are cool.

Also, cool game screenshots and idea listed on your about (sorry, had to look for some reason - perhaps to switch my mind from unity's shit documentation, which I am reading at the moment).
For people on iOS, "Go Map!!" is a great OSM editor
More or less, yes. They declare themselves to be the only authority on how land should be used, despite not owning any or living there at all.
Tor is primarily associated with crime. Doesn’t mean we should throw away privacy tools and submit to surveillance state.
Besides impact, $5K also doesn't make sense when compared to employee compensation.
No, Google isn't trying to ship another messaging app. It's trying to improve the interoperability of Android and iPhone when using phone number texting. Your experience in iMessage when texting with an Android user would be improved.
You can have multiple lists in Google Maps and the Maps can show those lists together on the UI. I have "Favorites", "Want to Go" among other lists with different pins (including colors).

Disc: Googler but nowhere close to the Maps team.
So if I asked you to do to a 1-2 hour coding task, you'd only do it if I were on a zoom call with you while you did it?
>Yeah, I'm pretty sure this would be illegal almost everywhere.

Directly from the article:

>[28 weeks] is also later than Nebraska's 20-week abortion ban (abortion at 28 weeks is legal in about half the country; Nebraska's abortion laws have not changed since Roe v Wade was overturned).
As long as the apps you expose publicly have perfect security.

Remember heartbleed?
I'd consider answering your question, but it's too expensive
Trust me when I say I've talked to plenty of candidates who I thought were great only to learn they couldn't actually code fizzbuzz. Talking to candidates doesn't work.
very useful, thanks!
This is a very HN/SV take right here. Most technologists are philistines (hence the obsession with art automation).
You can write a comment about things you don't like in the thing posted but not a reflexive trope response that can appear unchanged in anything with 'NIST' in it, which is what the guideline is about.
Really hopeful this is the push needed to get RCS mainstream. I use RCS on Android a bunch, and when the other user has it working it is amazing!!!
Put simply: HR.

For starters, the acronym means "Human RESOURCES" ie, square one, or is about resource extraction, like any mining operation, about exploiting that resource for maximum value at minimum cost, and externalize costs where ever possible.

Alernatively, when actually creative people need assistants, they INSPIRE collaborations, using only the value of their idea.

There's more money in the former than the latter, but as Henry Ford said, "you can make money or you can make sense, the two are mutually exclusive."
That doesn't sound right. Dogs are clearly conscious, but are probably incapable of meaningful self-reflection.
"If you smooth out the bumps there is a very significant increase in every metric you could think was positive"

The problem here is solid data, but I believe we are at an all time high with the need and use of antidepressants and co.

"has been for a long time on a significant upward trend in peace and prosperity"

Prosperity paid for with a coming climate collaps and deforestation and constant fear of nuclear holocaust.

I am really not an back-to-the-trees kind of guy, but knowing rough and wild nature life and knowing and seeing the systematic suffering in our modern meatfactories (whether for humans or pigs) I remain very sceptical that everything is so much better now, than how it used to be.
It’s not in the paper, actually (searched for “bound”). Reading the Wikipedia makes me feel like it is bad science, tbh. Meaning, too popular to critique adequately. But it makes no sense. Biodiversity isn’t a boundary it is a goal.
A lot of Android handset manufacturers do not in fact leave the default X in place for most X.
For most cases, minimizing energy means minimizing accelerations (positive or negative). I think that's usually the same route that minimizes time, and that's how most roads are planned: as steady as possible traffic flow. In most places I've lived, there seems to be an intentional penalization going off the "main" road, with stops signs at every intersection, so you don't drive through the housing areas.

Do you mean routes that might avoid great elevation changes or something?
There’s another reason that’s a bit older but there’s a line item in section 404 of SOX called “segregation of duties” which many bureaucrats interpreted to mean “developers must not have access to production” when that’s not what the regulatory requirement means. It essentially means checks and balances for accountability and auditability. If nobody can cowboy code their way into prod it’s fine. In fact, rogue ops engineers modifying code in production is an example of how separating ops and dev won’t really protect from insider threat vectors either. What really must happen is that there is a sure way to verify that code is approved by another stakeholder for deployment and tracked at traceability levels appropriate to who can fix it or should be able to view the info.

When people keep yammering on about devops as a principle of people and processes they’ve already lost because processes are meant to replace people, so really all that matters are the processes and the services that fit into the process SLA and OLA.

Note that in a big organization what really matters are your particular regulators and arguing with your regulators claiming to know it better than them is probably one of the fastest, reliable ways to get fired I can imagine that won’t result in a criminal lawsuit against you.
As someone who started building web pages in the 90s, the "islands architecture" (generating HTML server-side) of Astro and others makes me laugh because it's literally what we used to do with XMLHttpRequest in IE 5/6 20+ years ago.

We generated page partials (or used static ones) and pulled them in with "Ajax" (for the oldies out there) and then inserted them in the right place on the page using innerHTML.

There's nothing wrong with this coming back around, it worked quite well!

It's just amusing how some things come full circle and are now considered innovative again. I'm sure there are advancements under the hood of course.
Because all of these other than the last one describe living cows which most people think it's ethical to kill and eat?
Bro, we're all waiting for scss-tokenizer's ReDos fix to address CVE-2022-25758: https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-25758

Where you at?
It's the only texting solution you can be sure to know works if you just have a phone number. So in these situations, it is the best choice.
Here's what iOS 16’s new battery percent indicator should have looked like
I am still working on figuring all this stuff out but I can share a few points from my experience using an Android tablet in the hopes it would help.

- That tablet is going to be dropped. A LOT. So invest in a good rugged cover. Something not too thick though as they won't be able to hold it.

- At that age they love applications with flashing lights and sounds but try to review the apps/games thoroughly to make sure they don't overstimulate the child.

- The GCompris suite of educational apps is excellent. They're all meant to show something different(color matching, counting, letters...) and there's a difficulty filter for various age groups. I believe it's available for iOS.

- Racing games with upbeat music and sound FX seems to be popular but only if you play with them. A game called Pixel Wheels is pretty good.

- The UI and touch interface is challenging for a young child to manipulate and requires a more delicate control of their hands and fingers. They'll pick it up quickly but the bigger the buttons, the less frustrating they will find it. Hardware buttons don't have this as a problem because of the feedback your brain gets when you use it.

- VLC has the ability to lock the screen when watching a video. Otherwise they'll accidentally do a swipe gesture and close or stop the video. Very useful.

I should add that this is only what I found on fdroid on Android. Be careful and review the permissions and policies of any application you get as a lot of them want to capture and sell your data and target you with ads. That's why I went with an fdroid-only setup(which limits my options) and I'll donate for the applications I find useful.

Happy to share more specifics in private if you'd like to reach out.
edit: formatting
Former Twitter employee convicted of charges related to spying for Saudis
I'm not using Helm for deploying applications, though I use it for vendor manifests. It's not a small production stack, nor is it a toy app.

I'm not using Makefile either.

Helm is a kind of least-common denominator software that's better than doing nothing, but the template paradigm leaves a lot to be desired. It's main advantage is being language-agnostic.
Is it good for an attractive student to lose that advantage in school, so that they can learn to rely more on other ways to gain cooperation? Or is it better for them to learn the power of their attractiveness, and how to leverage it? If there were an attractiveness knob on students, it would probably useful to give them experience at both ends of the spectrum, as well as with their own natural assets, to get a better shared perspective on the world. A week of Beautiful Like Me, and another of Ugly Like Me, could be a lesson in empathy and self-defence.

And no need to limit it to attractiveness. A student could experiment with a wide variety of identities, and observe reactions to them from behind their own eyes.

Such a knob is a lot less like sci-fi with remote learning. Those funny CGI faces people put on in video meetings could become sufficently real to pull it off real soon now.
Makes sense: concentrate the evolutionary advantage.
It's gonna be fun when this happens to Microsoft.

They recently (early this year) onboarded a few million kids with the Minecraft account migration, and a lot of those new accounts will have flagged as "suspicious activity" and demanded a mobile number to verify who they are..
that's terrific, but if telegram were the universal standard used for 95%+ of messaging then Google wouldn't bother with this effort.
I can't stand Netflix's interface, and it's recommendations are absolutely terrible.

We're approaching the One True User Interface: search bar and recommendations. And it's awful.
Crypto can ve seamlessly mixed. That's exactly what Tornado does.
There are many things that might have been done; if the warrant should not have been served, the best person to challenge it would probably be the defendant (or their counsel). They would likely challenge the admissibility of the evidence. I am not sure what grounds Facebook would have to challenge this warrant, unless it would be improper for them to provide private communications for some reason.
And when has Russia or Pakistan used nukes?
I said this elsewhere but reviewing previous projects or doing a code review does help somewhat, but it leaves out my ability to see your actual coding skill re: speed. I need to get a sense of that in order to feel comfortable hiring you. The only way I can do that is if you do some live coding one way or another. How you do it at our company is entirely up to you.

With our salaries, we have yet to have anyone turn us down when we get to that stage of the interview, but maybe someday it'll happen.
This sounded like an article from 2017.
all of this is likely to happen in Europe/China, much less in US where corporations still rule and there are much less federal rules, and almost no chance in most of Africa/MiddleEast/India which have no infrastructure for this.

How is living in an EV RV any different from living in a motor home today? Most people want an actual home/apt not a cramped car with no space, its not the same thing at all.
"Azure is the only major provider that still has free control panels"

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure does as well. Perhaps it does not yet qualify as major... It's major to Oracle, that's for sure.
Teen’s jailing shows how Facebook will help anti-abortion states
Although the author declines to discuss property crime, it seems as though theft in the general sense is the unifying narrative of the country, from colonial-era and apartheid-era dispossession, through to corruption and kleptocracy in the modern era, looting of state owned assets, looting on the streets as a political weapon, and fraud of every kind.
I really like StreetComplete, and tend to use it while taking a walk or hiking, but ... the last time I used it, adding info about sidewalks was annoying. Legt? Right? But no Option to say "on both sides" ... need to check the lässt update later.
There's no moral grandstanding. Some people just think you shouldn't be able to be so rich. The reason you are is because the masses allow you the privilege. You might as well be graceful about it.
It’s what makes me laugh about Pinker’s The Better Angels of Our Nature. He has a whole chapter about how terrible was the spanish inquisition and how life was much better after the enlightments. But if you plot the number of deaths of the inquisition (a few thousands over a century), then those of the french revolution (in the 100ks), napoleonic war, ww1, ww2 and nazism, and then the wider communism, I see an exponential increase. It’s only capitalism and nuclear weapons that brought peace to an otherwise out of control spiral of violence, caused by crazy ideologues.
Some days I wish I could go without a phone number and have all my communications through an open protocol
It's all incredibly sad: the abortion itself, the decision to do it (which could've been avoided in a better society), the ruined lives or at least the psychological burden, the naiveté of using f-ing facebook, the compliance of the meta.

Sad, just sad, and a reminder that the technogical "innovation" (praised so highly here) is (oftetimes) much less about transforming the society and human lives for the better than it might appear from the hyped-up kool-aid spread generously to/by the tech crowd and the general populace.
I should have said "most". This shows how hard it is even when using various methods such as cross chains:

https://www.wired.com/story/bitcoin-seizure-record-doj-crypt...
While I would enjoy more technically challenging/interesting work the game industry has an incredibly low reputation for how they treat their best and brightest. Not really interested in going through that grinder.

Have you experienced this?
No worries. Sounds like we wouldn't want you anyways if you have such poor work ethic.
you should check out modular lowers, hydra and i think viper-A [or vipera] have re thunk the lower into two pieces, result being exchangeable magazine wells to match the upper config.

why would someone actually chop a lower? because its not available, or its a do something winter project to chase off the cabin fever.
> Keep it managed since that legitimately becomes a reliability headache.

This is the thing that I think will always give me pause. If I have to pay a third party to manage my cluster orchestration backplane, that seems like a pretty big piece of overhead.

Sure, I can do it myself, but then I have to deal with said reliability headache. It seems ironic that a cluster management framework -- that touts its ability to reliably keep your applications running -- has its own reliability issues.
> Two people were having what they thought was a private conversation.

They can now be the poster girl(s) for two causes: "more abortion" and "facebook isn't private".
you've definitely experienced blurry media if someone texted you from the other kind of phone (note that your own media will still show up crisp in the conversion window even though the other end gets a mega compressed version)
So it sounds like for the area of their solar array, 1/4 acre (1 to 1 + 1/4 w/ well pump), they are watering up to almost 10 acres.
7 tower arm w/ sprayer = 370' radius
370' radius => 430084' ^2 => ~9.8 acres
Sounds pretty good.
But if the same entity had been located outside the woman when it was killed, then it would be another victim, right? What detail about it being in utero makes it an ethical non-entity? The shared blood supply? The fact that it doesn't breath air?

28 weeks isn't even considered a "previably delivery". At that mark it's just called premature. In your ethical system, when does it gain the ability to be a victim?
Thanks to various plugins for Firefox, my experience of the YouTube homepage is a blank page apart from the search bar.
Omicron-specific boosters were supposedly going to be released this month. I haven't followed recent updates if there are any. But I've been waiting for that before getting 2nd booster.
Is iMessage a "Number-independent interpersonal communication services (e.g., messengers)"?

It's a messenger but it's based on phone numbers AFAIK--unlike something like WhatsApp.
If you’re bored by yourself you’re in bad company.
In my experience, a lot of western kids I know believe that bathing was almost non-existent in medieval times.
I would connect to the server as my VPN host, so all my traffic was routed through it. With it running the Pi-Hole ad blocking, I had much faster general web performance.

That had nothing to do with CodeServer except that it was all running on the same box. So access to my code server was limited only to VPN clients, making it more secure; and I only had to connect to one place with my tablet and laptop.

Of course, any services on the server which would make remote requests would also get filtered through the Pi-Hole, so they too might be sped up a bit as any ad gabage would be stripped away.
> No matter how hard you try, transactions and trails can be reconstructed.

Except the opposite is true. Tornado cash protocol is working well enough in its privacy features that the US government feels the need to threaten any business touching it directly or indirectly.

Imagine you made this argument for E2EE. The US government can sanction and ban the use of Matrix and all other E2EE chat protocols making it very difficult for users to engage with them - but this does not mean the cryptographic protocols are failing to provide privacy and security.
I've always wondered why the ANC is still in power; they've been the ruling party for 32 years now, and while they've been losing votes in the last few elections, in the 2021 municipal elections they still got ~45% of the votes, with the second party getting ~22%, and in the 2019 national assembly elections they got ~57% (2nd party 22%), so still a comfterable lead overall.

I've been reading about the failings and corruption of the ANC for years now. How do they manage to stay in power regardless? Are the other parties even worse? Bias in the political system? Many people genuinely believe in the ANC? Something else?
And you have sufficient information about the parents in this case to say there were no complications factors or social challenges that may have caused those numbers to deviate from "normal"?

My point is you cannot apply the average case to each individual case. You don't have enough data to confidently say "more likely than not" for this case.
Do you mean Swift? Or perhaps you mean iOS development since you mention SwiftUI?
I think because a lot of people have an expectation of privacy in messaging services that is demonstratively not true here. They either think warrants aren’t possible because of some of the noise around different end-to-end encrypted systems, they don’t think a warrant will be issued for cases like this, or they aren’t really thinking about it at all.