skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Copyright law allows for transformative use, signature alone in some from would not negate the work being transformative. If it was claimed to be work of art by an artist associated with a signature, that would be fraud, which is completely different. If signature was trademarked, that might be another basis for legal claims, but unrelated to copyright.
> If there is one thing that drives EU legislation ideas, it is the convergence towards open and common, market-wide standards. This reduces the barriers to entry for small players and leads to more innovation as a result.

Too many people don't understand that trade agreements are about common standards and accountability.

There is a lot of noise about EU regulations made by people who are stuck in 18th century mindsets about trade and who fancy themselves as "free traders".
I know this is tongue in cheek, but imagine if social interactions had a strict rule set you could simulate against, like chess
None of those are networks I could consider secure.

Even with https, there's no scenario where I'm not encapsulating all traffic in a tunnel there.
True, and if the market economy was working as it should. Then if enough people were selling old digital music at lower prices, Itunes would have to lower their prices. Essentially what their doing is anti-competitive.
Never heard of any of them until now, looks phenomenonal work that I don't even understand lol. I just had a morbid though related to this. It's interesting how even the best of the scientists of our times will just be forgotten names in the long term history. Even among the greatest scientists only a few names like Einstein, Tesla or Newton remain in public memory, rest are never even known. If you want history to remember you, being even the best scientist in the world isn't enough. Shows how inconsequential the average man is in the big picture.
It absolutely happens with EVs as well.
I’m Ukrainian, here people have been importing totaled cars from US for years, including a lot of Nissan Leafs and Teslas. Some businesses restoring those totaled Teslas grew from a garage shop into large and successful enterprises.
Can you play those downloaded movies outside of Apple hardware/software?
I like your blog on how you use EDA, but I'm not sure I'm getting the Machine Learning piece. It would be nice if you guys went into more details, but I appreciate how you were able to tie together different data sources and walked ppl through the analysis!
When did it become acceptable for the official installation method to be running a random script on your server?

No one should be running that without personally verifying each line. What if I want to uninstall it? (I haven’t looked at this script) but many don’t effectively clean up properly after uninstalling, as that’s an afterthought.

What is specifically wrong with the dozens of existing packaging solutions we already have?
FourSquare was great, their gamified app made it fun for us to check in to locations. My friend works for his city's local council, not too high a position. We all call him the mayor of the city, because he used to be the mayor of a lot of places there on FourSquare.
If you're security focused, why not GRE tunnel to a vultr or similar VM and exit there? Then your ISP gets no information.
Do you actually have data on that though? I see that kind of argument get thrown around but it is never substantiated.

How will usbc lead to less waste?

If you wanna make that argument, wouldn’t it be better to force companies to opt you out of getting chargers and cables unless you explicitly ask for them when you make the purchase?
What it could possibly mean to suggest knowledge is or isn't a thing?
No superior format will be invented, because it would be illegal to use it anyway. This is how progress is destroyed. It’s not the first time.
Yeah, but that's a real problem for those of us who don't watch a lot of movies. Many people aren't capable of figuring out "where to look" at all anyway. I am, to some degree, but it's just not worth spending that much of my time to hunt them down on the rare occasions I really want to watch something.

Also, I'll just note that we never got the 21st century we were promised, which was this - any movie ever made: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAxtxPAUcwQ The fundamental problem is that the people who own movie IP rights are truly evil.
Check out

https://archivebox.io/

as mentioned in the cousin post.
In 10 years, when we've moved from USB-C to something else, iPhones in EU could still be stuck on USB-C because they are forced by law.

In terms of progression, my phones since 2004 have gone:

proprietary flip phone stuff, 30-pin iPhone, micro usb, usb-c, usb-c.

Time will tell if USB-C sticks around, I suppose.
> In 2016, Anthony Novak was arrested for making a Facebook page that parodied the local police page.

> He was charged with disrupting a public service

> sets dangerous precedent undermining free speech

Is this different from FBI reaching out directly to facebook and making them remove content. Mark admitted that FB was(is?) guided by the FBI on their content policy. I find that more insidious and 'dangerous' than the case above. I find it even more surprising that there is no commotion about this.
You can attach any number of servers (and Remote Docker Engines) to a single Coolify instance (docker swarm is not supported).

If you are using a remote server, the building process of an application is done on the remote server and not locally (on Coolify's server), so Coolify won't be affected on how many builds are doing concurrently. The only limit is the CPU/Memory of your servers. :)

The ultimate & standard scaling solution will be K8s.
and especially chargers

Eh? The iPhone charges over a USB-Lightning cable. There are USB-C and USB-A versions of the cable available. The charger was never the issue. In fact Apple stopped including (USB) chargers with the iPhone a while back.
Was looking for a service just like this only days ago, and posted to Software Recommendations on Stack Exchange after failing to find anything via web search. If this works as advertised, then you've made something amazing. Haven't tried yet, but have linked on my SE post (to which I recieved no other replies so far!).

https://softwarerecs.stackexchange.com/a/84179/7653
I wonder if someone in the government has something against France. http://free.fr/ has been blocked in India since years! There are quite a few open source related websites hosted there, all inaccessible to me over clearnet.
No, the law allows for technological innovation if the usb group proposes a new connector, or if the industry wants to move to another connector. It will require some lobbying though, but the big tech companies are well skilled in that.
I don't see how historicity weakens the argument.

The reality is that data can be used to your benefit or against you. Having more of it doesn't shift the balance one way or another. It just means there's more opportunities to take it one way or the other.

Your times article also makes no mention of location tracking raising exoneration rates. It talks most prominently about how cheap faulty field drug tests contributed significantly to the improper convictions.
I expect that such a case would be enormously expensive, and bankrupt one or both sides in the process.
Everyone upset about losing lightning. Apple will 'malicious compliance' this and keep the lightning port and just add a USB-C port that does charging and nothing else.
Since there's no rocket in existence (as far as we know) that uses it for launching payloads it's revolutionary. Rockets are so large because they need enormous amounts of fuel to fulfill their mission. Making rocket engines more efficient cuts down on the fuel usage and reduces their size, or alternatively, increases mission flexibility.
I’m not sure about the whole neurological dysfunction story. It sounds a lot like the now debunked chemical imbalance story for depression. So far as I know there’s no ADHD blood or other objective test. I am however sure about stimulant drugs being a shockingly effective productivity booster when properly dosed though. As the comment I’m replying to notes, it’s trivially easy to walk into a psychiatrist’s office and get an ADHD diagnosis and that’s the safest and most legal way to get them. Whether or not long term use is prudent is an entirely different matter of course.

Edit: The above can be read as dismissive and that's not what I intended. Please see my reply further down for more context.
I don’t. Can you send me the research data where you learned about that?
I've been a guitarist for 35 years who took an ear training course w/ vocal lessons about 10 years in.

I could probably do better than blind determining what is 432 vs. 440 because there are enough common reference examples out there that I have sense of feel for the difference, and I could tune an A4 cold +- 5 cents. But a third of that? A vanishingly small number of musicians would be able to do that with any reliability without a reference point.

She didn't know how on-point a pitch was because she was listening. It was innate and immediate. It was literally described as the intensity of a color that corresponded to a key.

We're kinda off in the weeds from the point I was making, which was refuting the notion that music could have any analog to reciting a phone book. There is a bit of a connection between memory and processing music in a way, at least for those with this condition, that probably is more subconscious for those without.
Firmly disagree.

Anyone can use any protocol they wish to, that's the beauty of the internet.
Sioyek – Feature Overview – PDF viewer for research papers and textbooks [video]
BSPs were a mix usually Apache or some more permissive license for common dev boards. They had something more limiting for the kernel. I'm kinda surprised I haven't seen a bootleg version of it floating around somewhere online.

They also had pretty liberal hobbyist/non-commercial license which let you learn the toolchain and develop with some of the middleware. That all went away when RIM (blackberry now) bought them.

Re: manuals - QNX Cookbook was also pretty good read. The documentation from that era were published as real books.
Anecdotal, but my friend has been complaining for over a year that the updates are making his iPhone too slow. Otoh, my 6+ year old Android phone is still going strong (after 1 battery replacement).
That feature is currently WIP. :)
Transfer speed seems like a non-issue. Wi-Fi 6 is faster than the the internal SSDs read speed. There's no reason to even plug it in for data.
Yeah he doesn't seem paranoid at all, just very aware of what holes the tech stack has.

In fact, some people have argued that de Raadt (and the OpenBSD team) are not paranoid _enough_:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3E9ga-CylWQ

"36C3 - A systematic evaluation of OpenBSD's mitigations"
My advice is to not focus. At least not yet.

I'm in the 40-45 year old range and assuming you are much younger. Apologies if we are closer in age, since this advice will carry less value.

I have often been envious of people who were more focused than I am. I feel they have been able to make more progress in a given amount of time. I worked as a mover in Boston into my mid twenties, spent a bunch of time trying to become an elite athlete, climbed big mountains, eventually learned to code, got involved in some early ecommerce businesses, eventually video gaming industry, and finally a principle engineer for the playback technology we use on Disney+.

I was complaining about my lack of focus to an old college mate, and he posed an extremely relevant question: "Do you regret your experiences?"

No, I don't. Not one bit. The experiences I've gathered are assets which build on each other, leading to more and more valuable experiences.

I have an objective of starting my own company, even at this ripe old age, and I am more confident than ever that I'll be successful at it. I have the experiences I need to pursue just about any dream.

Go out and get experiences. If your personality is such that you get a varied scope of experience, it will serve you well. Don't fight it.
1 year to invent the new tech.

10 years to lobby the EU to update the law.
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Ah that's great. I still use that Feedback form too :-)
Have thinkpads 2+ years but don't have any issues. What is the problem with the ports?
From another tweet of his:

Bell on Bohm - Sheldon Goldstein - https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~oldstein/papers/bb.pdf
Wait you think they somehow tried to compete with apple ?

That's not how USB works.
Regarding puberty blockers, I think the impact is a bit stronger than you have been made aware of.

From Nature - affects fertility in both boys and girls treated in early adolescence: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41585-020-0372-2

From Lancet - importance of informed fertility counseling for trans young people: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanchi/article/PIIS2352-4...

While some may claim the resulting infertility condition that impacts young people given puberty blockers is the price worth being paid due to trans suicide rates, it is worth stating: it is not benign and it is not reversible.

The treatment side effects are permanent and are life altering for most people. Imagine a person finding out at 26 that they are infertile - it is a life impacting event that causes mental anguish, divorce in some cases, and even suicide.

Lets trust the science here.
What a needlessly complex, pointless machine. Reminds me of the brick-laying robot.
Raptor also trades efficiency for durability.

Methane is much cleaner burning than kerosene (RP-1) and leaves no soot inside the engine. Important if you want to reuse it!
First line, from the post you replied to:

>> “Art history is literally full of transformation of prior works”

There’s no reasonable ethical basis to take issue with. You’re examples and counter points to me add substantive your claims. What am I missing?
Presumably, the thinking goes that vendors will use the opportunity to have a large bandwidth.
I think A Day in the Life fits that requirement.
You are confusing the necessary with the sufficient and ignoring that competence is correlated across diverse tasks.

So yes, I could hire someone based only on seeing them perform at a high level in an unrelated task.
CloudOps Automation Project
Are we talking about paying for seats to spectate? Cause if so - I highly disagree. You might get lucky every so often but I found people generally keep to themselves/their friend group.
You could even imagine an automated system where you buy a song for some two cents and then sell it back after you're done listening to it for a one cent. You could have users make their collections available on a market place and pay them some fraction of the profits you make.
Sure, but how many people actually use that?

For dedicated professionals I can see it making sense and nothing should prevent Apple from offering new iPhone Pros with usbc.

But that’s not useful for an average person
> To treat the cells well requires sacrificing some capacity to reduce the voltage stress on the cells.

Battery-power devices like smartphones should have a mandatory control of what percentage of battery it should be charged up to.

For Mac there's this nice utility AlDente https://apphousekitchen.com
For all his 'great memory' anecdotes (and I've read others too), we can also see that... he may not always be correct. Anthology series showed Paul, George and Ringo recounting stories that contradicted each other (Elvis meeting in particular).
Transformative use of prior works requires no royalties.
Most iPhone users are going to buy new iPhones though, eventually. And when they do the lightning cables they already have are going to be useless and they'll have to replace every single cable they own.

This literally just created a mountain of e-waste. We turned a hypothetical "what about when they switch" into a forced reality.
Yeah, but then don't use UML. It's a Philips screwdriver in a world that doesn't only have Philips screws.
What’s your strategy? Do you know if this strategy has seen success in India? What are the checks and balances that the Indian government has to resolve these matters?
> The material that they scan for is illegal to possess.

Do you know what else is illegal to possess? Proof of abortions in some states. Proof of being gay in many countries. Winne the Pooh in at least one country.

> You should assume that anyone that accepts cleartext uploads of binary data is scanning for that and other material.

Again, since this seems to be lost every time, this isn't being checked post upload. That matters.
> just checked and it seems my provider is the only big one that doesn't support them

And how about the small ones? I see eSim as limiting choice.

First the provider must support it. Second they have to support it and be compatible with my phone.

Third, how do you switch providers with an eSim? Do you need to contact servers for both the provider you're leaving and the one you're switching to? What if one of them is not reachable?

How likely is it that the provider you're turning off can put in some innocent administrative hurdles?

Physical sims seem to give me a lot more choice since no one has any say in what I plug into the phone.
That's just you, of course. For hundreds of millions of others, this cuts the other way: over a decade's worth of Lightning accessories and cables and docks are out there.

Which is why the EU is just being dumb, here. They think they are accomplishing some amazing user-friendly enviro-friendly feat, but all they are really doing is making a lot of Lightning gear out there less useful.

And all this to switch to a port that is substantially larger, clunkier, and has no real advantages for iPhone users. Which is why Apple hasn't bothered changing up til now. That, plus Apple actually values what its customers REALLY need and what REALLY ACTUALLY benefits them.
The nintendo 3DS (and i think the switch too) runs on a microkernel with userspace pretty much everything. The docs on it are all reverse-engineered, though.
I wish someone would port wxWidgets to Rust. IMHO one of the best GUI toolkits out there. Easy to use and performant, works flawlessly on many (desktop) platforms.

Even better would be someone updating wxUniversal (the self-drawn version of wxWidgets) and porting it to Rust. This could be useful for a Linux desktop.
Wow, I'm surprised they're still teaching it! I learned it in university in 2007 or so and found it utterly useless and outdated even back then. I don't think I've ever seen it used outside that class.
Imagine if we had to wait for legislators to get any tech innovation. EU is proving that it is going backwards in everything with each move.
Creating a monopoly, then forcing consumers into a "monopoly tax" on bundled products isn't really innovation it's been around for at least 150 years.
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That doesn't really answer the question, though.

Is the USB-C connector going to be the best connector for everything on into the future?

What about mag-safe-like connectors? Wireless? Something you and I can't even think of right now?

Introducing such a connector won't be an engineering challenge so much as a political one. The barriers and cost will be much higher, and quite possibly insurmountable from a practical perspective.
Or conversely it increases unprotected fun on “non risky” days according to the apps.
How big of a problem even is this?

Serious question: who buys digital movies? I don't really know anyone who even buys movies at all anymore, but if they do it's likely they prefer a physical copy anyway. There's just so much content out there that the number of people that even care to rewatch a movie they've seen feels like it's really low.
Natural birth control methods, have been a thing, for a long time already.
What language in the law disallows dongles?
It's not a straw man, and you clearly have neither learned what a straw man is, nor really looked at this entire issue.
Many or most people use 'ch' when saying char, as a short for character. This has been determined by the internet. Variable has a strong 'a'. French speakers are often drunk, so frequent misunderstandings can happen.

Wahchah seems about right. This is clearly a wearchair:

https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71o0cILF2zL._AC_SY550_.j...
Online dating is common but it doesn’t usually work for the average man. It will work for most women but most women don’t use it.

Most men still need to find a partner through other means like cold approach (terrible - it’s highly dependent on looks just like Tinder) or through warm approach (friends of friends, hobbies, social groups, etc. - this is where most average men meet their partners).

The issue now is the growing number of single men. This number keeps going up every year and it doesn’t look to be improving. It’s definitely leading to some not-so-great side effects. (The number of single women is growing more slowly)
well I did not describe the US as such, I am merely commenting on the basis of what we can all observe as US foreign policy, which is to cripple / contain / curtail China. Do you disagree that this is the policy?
The many routes to a tech career
Are knowledge and information the same thing?
Tell your friend about 1337x.to
This doesn't "protect" any consumers from anything.
Venture capital investment in Africa is headed towards another record year
> This seems to be a shadowban by possibly overzealous/incompetent ISPs.

I suspect we won't get many people joining this discussion to say that private companies are allowed to do whatever they want, and it's not censorship because they're not the government, and if you don't like your ISP shadowbanning websites then you can just change ISP.
Title reference for anyone who isn't already a fan of Spike Milligan

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolf_Hitler:_My_Part_in_His_D...
I agree that the extreme rhetoric and immature behavior of online “incels” (that which is portrayed by the media) is basically non-existent IRL.

However the broader and very real issue of Men lacking the societal support/proper outlets to deal with traumatic experiences is probably one of many reasons why 80% of suicides are males. (Men not expressing their feelings doesn’t mean they don’t have any)
Sure you are right.

This is just a computational Perspective.

Gottesman-Knill Theorem:

"The theorem proves that, for all quantum algorithms with a speed up that relies on entanglement which can be achieved with a CNOT and a Hadamard gate to produce entangled states, this kind of entanglement alone does not give any computing advantage."

Entanglement alone is not sufficient for algorithmic speedup.

Again Wikipedia:

"The reason for the speed up of quantum computers is not yet fully understood"
While I take your point, I think you might be over stating it a little: I would much rather take a punch in the face than lose my job for instance. A lot of men routinely get into fights over social status, I think their preference is pretty clear there.
MPC-HC is not under development since 2017. Please switch to something else.
+1. After wasting some time on finding what I'm good at, I also arrived at this conclusion.
I'd be curious to see if a system like that exists already for some kind of digital asset: secondary sales for something that is not limited in quantity, and can still be bought from the source at a higher price.