skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's a difference between physical responsibility as in cause and effect and moral responsibility. Assuming we have no free will then moral responsibility is fiction. However it is useful fiction. That is punishment is therefore amoral but still required as a feedback mechanism to correct physical processes. If we can separate these 2 things, then one can accept punishment as required, without judgement of morality.
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Have you seen the maps that show where there is PFAS contamination in ground water and surface water? You would be doing reasonably well if soda cans were the primary source of your exposure to PFAS.

Also, here in Germany, I can get my aspartame in glass bottles, fortunately.
Pbs made a great series based on the book too.
The obvious solution is get get an Android phone. It won't help much but it sure will annoy you with the the myriad differences.

Better still, see if you can pick up an old Nokia 3310 second hand. It works fine as a phone, can do text messages and even has a couple of low quality games.

The solution to your problem is to get rid of the phone. It seems like your self control isn't sufficient in of its self to break the addiction (and it is an addiction).
The one thing I find that is often lost in this discussion in America is, why aren't we targeting the K-12 system where the majority of these discrepancies occur? We talk about tipping the scales at admission to universities, but never to what I believe is the actual root of the problem.
How is last pass even there
Software was never really a "creatives" industry, in the way people and articles like this mean. It was, at the dawn of computing, the realm of typists and mathematically inclined women, then slowly through the 70s and 80s, increasingly nerdy men, including the "rockstar" neckbearded ingenious tricksters finding incredibly convoluted ways to save 500 bytes. Besides being "wizards" of a world most people could never understand, you had to actually bend your brain to find solutions to hard problems, because technology was so limited.

Now there are no hard problems. Just throw more hardware at it. Just write another CRUD app. Just wrap it in JavaScript. It is commodified because it's now a commodity. Software is ubiquitous and easy. There is no need to be creative, any more than for filing your taxes.

The people who like to program are, almost universally, nerds who get off on logic, solving problems, building things. But there aren't really new problems to solve. So they try to re-solve the same problems, over and over, without improving on what came before. Never satisfied. Software will always be the realm of these people that are obsessed with reinventing their toys in a sandbox. So the products will always be kind of toy-like.

That's why hardware gets better while software stays about the same. Hardware people can't just play with toys. If the hardware doesn't get better, nobody will buy new hardware, and they'll be out of a job. But people will buy different software and call that "better". Even though it's doing about the same thing as before, less efficiently.
Yeah. That was really weird. I don't know what to make of it, since it's hard to believe that she actually doesn't know the difference between the terms.
That's cool. Another language with multiple compilers is Common Lisp, which has a dozen or so production-ready compilers (some commercial, but most free).

That allows people to use the fastest compiler during development, and the fastest runtime (or smallest memory footprint) compiler for the final release, which is really useful.

Also, just having a language specification which all compilers adhere to ensures that the language is stable and won't just break things under you (for better or worse, there are advantages for languages like Zig that can still change anything they want in order to make the language more consistent/cleaner/more powerful). I tend to value this stability a lot more these days - it lets me put all my effort in creating real value for users instead of constantly keeping up with development tools.
If the people who perpetuated the wrong are still alive, then reparations are possible. Otherwise, it's not.
I guess the OP wasn't looking for a Linux workstation under their desk and then went for the iPad form factor instead.
Hasn't compatibility mostly stayed the same since Android 4.4?
A first-gen iPad is 13 years old. How many tablets running a 'user-friendly' OS from 13 years ago do you still think are actually out there, being used? The only old tablets I see are running iOS/iPad OS. Probably because they're built on solid metal and glass skeletons.

While I agree things could be better, Apple also does a commendable job of providing updates and support for devices much longer and much more consistently than their competitors. They are after all incentivized to do so thanks to their cut of App Store revenue.
Gnome 3 also didn’t crash on me for years. But as always these flamewary threads that dare mention the few forbidden words (wayland, systemd, etc) are always full of anecdotal evidences and emotions post-rationalized into some “argument”.
omg that 12" macbook would absolutely SING with an m1
No escape in the Magic Keyboard removes the magic
At least over here in Finland you can get premium light which is just 6.99e per month, and does not include youtube music.

Which was the thing that finally made me upgrade, as I already have a preferred music streaming service, I refused the premium bundle out of principle for a long time.

As a principle, I think each product and service should stand by itself and bundling things up just makes the experience worse for the end user (Teams etc). But that's a bit different discussion.
While "perfect third" may not exist as a name for an interval, it does make sense to apply the adjective "perfect" to the interval "third" in order to distinguish a just intonation third (4/5) from a well-tempered intonation third (1/2)^(4/12).
It is common for small CPUs to be embedded inside of various hardware devices. For instance, your GPU might have one or more control CPUs embedded inside. These CPUs would have either direct or at least DMA access to main memory. If you have heard about "firmware" being necessary for a hardware device to function, that "firmware" is really just software that runs on one of these auxiliary CPUs.

Suppose you want to send a command from the main CPU to this subprocessor. For efficiency and simplicity, that command might be defined as a C struct, in a common header. In that case it can be good to use packed alignment so you don't have to worry about possible layout differences between CPUs.
> Just look at `rand()`, it's basically unusable.

It does have some limitations you must be aware of, but "unusable"?
> hardware is premium and this device would probably run linux very smoothly and the touch interface would be a dream

No, no it wouldnt. Because between Wayland infighting and DE infighting and what not and UX quirks and more blah blah blah it would run like molasses

Just see how well a touchpad works on linux.
> Are these specifically private posts/conversations?

IANAL but I think that wasn't questioned/decided yet. Rather the ruling hinged on a question about timing/freshness, and whether the police had to use one legal standard versus another.

The state argued that getting a feed on a 15-minute delay made it a request for "stored communication" held by Facebook (subject to lesser requirements) rather than live surveillance... and the court rightly rejected that reasoning as specious.
Drinking drowns creativity. I can do many many things almost properly while drunk, but one thing I can't do is write anything good.

It's possible that's what we're after when we drink: stop the flow of ideas. That's one meaning of "stupefy".
Actually, I can use vim on a-Shell (or Textastic, or Blink’s VS Code copy) to edit Working Copy repositories. There is a lot more flexibility than most people realize.
I'm going to go out on a limb here and guess that you don't have any knowledge of the actual reason the samples were being kept then.
Ok, but then the question is: how much?

How much in reparations should be paid for anyone to consider the problem solved?

What dollar amount should be paid out so that people feel they are satisfied and never ask for reparations again?
You can remap caps lock to esc in settings which is pretty nice.
Maybe try at the relevant place, and with the necessary due diligence work.

Surely you can’t expect some paid support level help for free from someone who works on it in his/her free time.
If you're on triathlete level it becomes "you can't outdiet your run"
> Apple marketed the iPad Pro as a replacement for a computer

Nah, they were using an extremely narrow definition of computer, one where you can buy and consume stuff and do "cool" social media with the device. If that's not your use case you want a different kind of computer.
I'd love to see a mobile gpu added. Once that's available, I'd definitely buy one
The answer to OP—-dams failing?
I'd recommend weatherwest.com which he runs -- lots of informed folks and Daniel's blog posts.
Command + . does the same. Always has. And you can remap Caps Lock.
Anyway, my point is: aren't the security patches enough?
Reach out and touch faith.

There must be a finetuned 'Personal Jesus' LLM already?

...
Reagrding his weight loss, no problem.
Done it multiple times in the last 50 years.
Workout made it easier.
There's a lot of talk about HDR and Chrome here. I'm interested in neither but me and other professionals (in photography and graphic design) that do color critical work need to be able to create color profiles with spectrophotometer hardware and https://displaycal.net/ and use those profiles. It's a well known fact that this is currently impossible with Wayland but possible in X. Developers of darktable, Rawtherapee, Krita and other open source applications hang out out on pixls.us. Here's a thread:

https://discuss.pixls.us/t/wayland-color-management/10804
Symbolic AI could never become great because it was missing the connection to the intricacies of the real world that you can only get from data. I think a symbioses of symbolic techniques with LLMs or generally multimodal autoregressive foundation models will lead to our first legit "AGIish" agents. The LLM takes the role of a little gremlin inside the machine that provides the magic sauce, that tiny bit of general intelligence or common sense necessary to connect arbitrary interfaces.
I also use searxng as my primary search engine protected by Authelia on a remote server. This way, the IP logged is my throwaway homelab using certs from Let’s encrypt. It’s pretty nice overall and takes not too much RAM (350mb?).
Also

https://nextra.site/
From what I understand, if a game engine's source code is GPL, there is no legal way to require derived games release their assets under a CC license. Does this mean we need a "super license" that incorporates the terms of both GPL (for the code) and CC-BY-SA (for the assets)?
you can't even do social media on an ipad, it runs it in that small iphone emulator mode
> The problem we hit is knowledge: while Terraform is not a huge knowledge hurdle to mount … it is still apparently enough. While good engineers will have no problem picking TF up, … more mediocre ones seem to struggle with it¹.

That sounds just like one of our problems too. Some engineers arent really to keen on learning it either.

But my platform team spends some time on going on 1-1 sessions where we develop new things together with them (mob programming), which gives us possibility to teach and get insights. That mitigates this problem somewhat.
This may just be the Stockholm Syndrome talking as a longtime Samsung Galaxy user, but I've found it relatively easy to disable most of Samsung's bloatware (and to simply ignore whatever I can't disable). Nova Launcher + Gboard + re-mapping the Bixby button makes a huge difference right off the bat.
I honestly do not get what's your problem.

We moved from 4.8 to 7 because a) the better compiler warnings helped to reduce the amount of shit people where able to check-in AND highlight problems in the existing codebase (beyond "well, it looks like written by the lowest bidder offshore guy drunken on Friday night") and provide management with metrics they could understand (two warnings per LOC is part of your problem).
B) it deepened our hiring pool, because it's easier to find people willing to work with current technologies than legacy.
C) it allowed us to pull in various modern libraries (BLe especially) which made whole swathes of swamp code irrelevant.
D) allowed us to establish a sane Ci/CD Pipeline more easily which we needed to reject bad stuff.
F) we ship this product every few months, so not being on lts is not really a problem.
Oh, that's surprising. But given that they say it's "presumed" remains it's probably a safe bet it's not anything remotely resembling human-shaped anymore.
> Being dumb doesn’t justify having your rights violated

It’s not eavesdropping if it’s public. You have a right against self incrimination; that doesn’t make confession illegal.
No, Android won't help. It's just as easy to get the information you want. It takes very little to overcome the differences.

The current crop of flip phones will slow you down. You can still get the info put it's a bit painful having to use the keypad to input data. They are cheap too. You can get one for less than $50.

You should also pick an advantageous activity that you can do when you feel the need to use your phone. You can read a book. Write in a journal. Or whatever will benefit you.

I knew of a guy that carried around dumbbells so he could do a few bicep curls every time he had free time. He was ripped. It's something to think about.
There’s one thing I don’t understand. They keep saying GPL this, GPL that.

Meanwhile there has been this huge push to use permissive licenses for like two decades now, because GPL bad (you don’t have to go far, just look at any discussion around licensing here on HN).

There’s nothing in .spec files that says they have the same license as the software they cover. Fedora contributions are required to come with a MIT-like license.

So you have quite a small core of software under GPL — the kernel, glibc, coreutils, gcc, binutils, make… and not even the darling of security advisories, OpenSSL. Thanks to incessant corporate PR against GPL, the GPL-based software base is shrinking slowly but steadily. That Rust-based coreutils replacement? MIT.
Oh yes, my bad. I totally disregarded the industrial scale max-suffering chicken factories made by foxes.
Even better, xorgxrdp with glamor, Tailscale and you have a Linux RDP server with GPU acceleration that will work from anywhere in the world with lower latency and bandwidth use.
Or it's an immunomodulator in some sense.
https://www.theverge.com/2023/2/23/23612647/youtube-1080p-pr...
You remove the app, you will just end up using the website. Best thing is to just delete your account on whatever app you have the most problem with. You will come up with 1000 reasons not to though, because you are an addict, and that’s what addicts do.
How Selefra Combines GPT for Multi-Cloud Security Scanning
Encrypted copies of Bitbucket SSH keys leaked
> aka the world’s biggest market for illegal drugs

We've all heard this, but I only recently put it in context after watching one of these [1] videos. It's terrifying.

[1] https://youtube.com/watch?v=Bi1Kf-1qd6Y
Why would you post this question online rather than simply writing it in a nice card and sending it to me?
> Apple can do it because they lock you into their walled garden where they can double and triple dip on getting your money.

What does this even mean?

If you're so concerned about not paying for anything, all you need is buy the phone from Apple. You don't have to pay for anything else.

The reason Apple can support their phones for longer is because they control most of the stack: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2011/09/owning-the-stack...
Thats the goal of the post. No solution will cover every problem for scaled up businesses; hence no-code is always a myth and code needs to be written.

The larger goal of the payment solution is not be be fully complete and call itself as the one-and-only no code. It is to create open source and reusable code to avoid the repetitive work for developers..
You think with apples human resources they couldn’t write the software to get their hardware to work?
So why doesn't everyone fill in whatever gives them the highest chance of getting into college?
Show HN: A Git hook that turns your commit title into Japanese poetry
When putting the kids to bed I had some inspiration and wrote a git hook that turns the title of my commit message into a haiku.

Because of the Japanese poetry theme, I had to write it in Ruby

What do you think?
I used to do this with GitBook, but it has not seem active development for some time. Wonder how easy it would be to move from GitBook to an Obsidian workflow with mdbook. The links are written like a wiki as [[]]. Would this tool understand?
That's one big reason, but the other is numbing bad feelings, which I think is a more interesting field, especially since it often blurs into the social bit.

Indeed, for the social aspect, everyone is already fully aware it's not needed, and that they can have fun socialization without it, because of their childhoods.

I think the biggest reason alcohol is used is, to put it bluntly, how painful life is.

As the child grows into an adult, and realizes the real nature of life and the world, baseline pain increases. And it's hard to be social when you're worried about things or down about things.

But alcohol is a cheap, readily available blunt instrument against this pain. No matter how bad you feel, if you down a litre of booze, that pain will definitely, and quickly, stop.
Perl has both oneliners/spaggethi code and games like Pangzero.
Given the barrage of negative comments on the PR and here as well, it really feels like Andrew is the only person in favor of that change.

It's his language, obviously, but I strongly suspect that if this PR goes through, it will completely kill any kind of momentum that Zig has today and will most likely doom the language to obscurity.

Which would be a real shame.
just saying they could be better, dual booting support for one.

that would already fix the e-waste complaints
Don’t forget that Star Wars and Pixar were created at the dawn or computing too. What is creative for you ?
https://www.zmescience.com/feature-post/natural-sciences/che...
Funnily enough, originally people thought it was Apple who commoditized mobile computing and software development by getting it from the clutches of telecom providers
Man up and buy a laptop
Yep, if there were a macOS app on the iPad that provided a virtual desktop, that would solve it.
some people dont mind a tiny bit of bulk, some people dont mind kids mining cobalt barehanded and getting cancer in the process
EFF always struck me as a more specialized version of the ACLU (for internet and digital privacy). I think they are pro-tech in the sense that tech can empower people and they are sensitive to the ways that the government and various actors attempt to turn that value proposition upside-down and subvert people's rights and quality of life.
Same reason I'm still on the Xperia 5 line of phones. Relatively small (narrow, which I care about more than overall size) with SD card slot and 3.5mm jack.
> right past wrongs, make those wronged people whole, and only then ignore identity

Ok, so what’s the dollar amount? At what point can we say the past wrongs have been righted, and that everyone should stop talking about identity now?
Maybe as a corollary. But the answer is really simple when you start out. It makes you feel good. Some of these answers feel like people are allergic to straightforward answers.
For 99% of the users, “human creativity” would mean installing malware.
Samuel Johnson had a more pithy quote on the same subject.

"I called on Dr. Johnson one morning, when Mrs. Williams, the blind lady, was conversing with him. She was telling him where she had dined the day before. "There were several gentlemen there," said she, "and when some of them came to the tea-table, I found that there had been a good deal of hard drinking." She closed this observation with a common and trite moral reflection; which, indeed, is very ill-founded, and does great injustice to animals—"I wonder what pleasure men can take in making beasts of themselves." "I wonder, Madam," replied the Doctor, "that you have not penetration to see the strong inducement to this excess; for he who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man."

https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Samuel_Johnson
I don't think there has ever been a successful media organization that relied on subscription revenue, except for very specialized areas (business press, science, hobby).

In general, the costs of running a journalistic organization (one which discovers news for itself, not just repackaging news from other media) far outweigh what people are willing to pay for this. Remember that newspapers, even in the times before radio was widespread, were always dirt cheap.

Not to mention, there is a problem of competition. Facts can't be copyrighted, so nothing can stop me from buying a subscription to NYT and reporting everything they write, in my own words, charging much less if I want to. Sure, I don't have their reputation, but if their subscription were high enough to cover their costs alone, plenty of people would chose to trust me.
The actual support for iPhone is actually more like 7 years BUT you should expect no more OS major update after 5 years (only security updates and hardware pieces).
>linux very smoothly and the touch interface would be a dream

linux distros have not yet managed to get proper interface for mouse+keyboard. Linux desktop is still a shitshow. They can't even provide an experience as good as what windows was doing back in the XP era. Even if Apple allowed alternative OS, I doubt linus would be good on it.
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.mdx can be used with https://astro.build/ very easily, which is a JS metaframework and no-JS-shipped SSG-first approach. There are themes you can use, but for any modern web developer it would be pretty easy to roll your own.
Why (and how) would you do kernel programming on macOS when you’re not employed by Apple?
> So I don't learn why I didn't get a job I definitely wouldn't want. Perhaps not the ideal outcome, but not far from it.

Would you say the same about the house you wanted to buy/rent or the loan you needed? It just makes it easier to hide discrimination that would otherwise be illegal. At least the bigoted HR person in charge of screening applicants is probably not someone you'd interact with once hired.

> I'd rather be manipulated by ads that are better targeted to me.

I doubt I can change your preference for targeting advertising, but I will offer you a few perspectives on the subject you might not have considered:

It was manipulation through ad targeting that made that whole Cambridge Analytica situation such a problem.

Targeted ads artificially limit what new products and services you get exposed to only those things companies "think" you want, or what advertisers want you to buy, or whatever will make them more money vs things you might really be into or prefer if you'd had the opportunity to hear about them. It allows them to shape culture and segregate populations. This is a similar problem to the "filter bubble" found in search engines.

knowing that we're vulnerable to advertising, I'd much rather be tricked into forming an irrational association linking happiness, or acceptance, or well-being and a product that I know I'll never or rarely buy than have that kind of trickery influence my choice between two products of a category I buy often.
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