skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And from the opposite, lunatic, racist, misogynistic, narcissistic end of the Adams spectrum:

"If Joe Biden is elected to the White House, there’s a good chance you will be dead within the year." "Republicans will be hunted, police will stand down."

-- Scott Adams

"Based on the current way things are going, the best advice I would give to white people is to get the hell away from Black people. Just get the fuck away. I don’t think it makes any sense as a white citizen of America to try to help Black citizens any more […] I’m going to back off on being helpful to Black America because it doesn’t seem like it pays off."

-- Scott Adams

"The reality is that women are treated differently by society for exactly the same reason that children and the mentally handicapped are treated differently. It's just easier this way for everyone. You don't argue with a four-year old about why he shouldn't eat candy for dinner. You don't punch a mentally handicapped guy even if he punches you first. And you don't argue when a women tells you she's only making 80 cents to your dollar. It's the path of least resistance. You save your energy for more important battles."

-- Scott Adams

And from the lunatic, eccentric, enigmatic, passionate, romantic, homicidal end:

"We danced the Mamushka while Nero fiddled, we danced the Mamushka at Waterloo. We danced the Mamushka for Jack the Ripper, and now, Fester Addams, this Mamushka is for you."

-- Gomez Addams

"Fan out. Pugsley, head for the dung heap. Mama and Morticia, the shallow graves. I'll take the abyss. Lurch, check out the bottomless pit. Fester?"

-- Gomez Addams
It has everything to do with it. Computing freedom is paramount. We should be able to install whatever software we like on our machines. Therefore it follows that corporations shouldn't be able to discriminate against us for doing so.

Things like remote attestation should be illegal.
EU citizen here, I'd prefer to have these regulations instead of a third digital serfdom. Be it EU based or not.
Really weird response to a person that seems to instead be addressed to Apple Inc?
A very old trick for running Lua in your PlayStation 2 game (where the PS2 is a machine with 32MB of RAM and no memory paging) is to hook Lua’s realloc function into the venerable Doug Lea’s Malloc (https://gee.cs.oswego.edu/dl/html/malloc.html) set up to run in arena mode (ONLY_MSPACES? It’s been a decade or two…). That way Lua can fragment the arena all it wants without making a mess of the rest of the tiny address space.
> maximal agency

how are the capital owners deciding what a consumer would choose to spend their money on?
And there was Forest Fenn's famous treasure hunt in the U.S.

https://www.popularmechanics.com/adventure/a43061508/forrest...
Aarhus by, og især området omkring Aarhus C, er et af de travleste og mest trafikerede handelsområder i det østlige Jylland. Aarhus C refererer til den centrale del af Aarhus som i folkemunde kaldes Midtbyen. Denne del af Aarhus er særdeles efterspurgt når det handler om parkeringspladser. Midtbyen er samlingssted for såvel forretningsejere, iværksættere og turister. Således er efterspørgslen på veletablerede parkeringspladser i Aarhus C altid på himmelflugt. Forretningslivet har en tendens til at ændre karakter fra år til år. Nu om stunder vælger flere og flere mennesker at bo og arbejde i de urbane områder og samtidig benytte deres egne personlige køretøjer frem for offentlig transport, af hensyn til fleksibilitet i forbindelse med pendling. Aarhus C er hjemstavn for omtrent 55.000 beboere. Og dermed er parkeringskapaciteten samtidig enorm. Efterspørgslen på parkeringspladser i Aarhus C er aldrig lav – og når kvarteret tilmed er vært for kommercielle og underholdningsmæssige begivenheder er den endnu højere. Derfor kan det anbefales at leje parkeringspladser i Aarhus som du kan have til rådighed når det er bekvemt for dig.
And yet most people use Android. Let's be honest, apple is not making products for the most people. It's very much a status thing of "those who have Apple and those who don't"
China and free market in the same sentence is quite a paradox.

Did you mean to say they moved from a planned economy to a market economy? A market economy yes they do have, but free? Boy oh boy that it is not. Plenty of western companies wanting to enter that market are finding that out the hard way
No it will not. Larger incomes are only larger because of industrial machinery, the same process that makes it more expensive to buy "organic' is what drives income up.

Software engineering is so well paid due to these dynamics.
On Linux, I enjoy the idea that all the software can be interchanged. So there is no separation between the system and user installed software. For me, it’s difficult to grasp the minimalism of those other systems. When you clearly have your system as a rock that you cannot modify. I have very little experience (some theoretical and none practical) with BSDs, but it pains me there is a base system for macOS with an absolutely unused and not needed software, like Chess.
pretty sure Google is already well on its way, you can see it in recent design and UX "improvements"

a lot of their best graduated and moved on to their own ventures, I heard it was the loss of their best PMs which has had an outsized impact
> > you don’t need to write destructors

>

> I think this is not accurate. Destructors are not

> deallocators, they are supposed to set the object field in

> an invalid state. Now truth is that both are often called

> together, e.g `delete`.

If the object manages some resource other than memory, and if the object's lifetime is intended to guard the resource, then a destructor is needed.

But if the object manages memory only, as is often the case, and all of that memory came from the arena, then you really don't need to call any destructors.

This is the approach taken in one C++ [library][1] I've worked with, where objects represented scalar values to be used en masse for spreadsheet-like applications. In those applications (especially in 32-bit mode), being able to omit an allocator pointer and neglect a destructor call made things smaller and faster.

[1]: https://bloomberg.github.io/bde-resources/doxygen/bde_api_pr...
Huh? Give it some time then. My banking app refuses to run if I so much as enable developer mode. WhatsApp will permanently ban your number if you use an alternative client. I have access to neither if I choose to run postmarketOS.
I do wonder the longevity of alphabet-based naming...

It _sort of_ reminds me of a time I spoke to a colleague and said I wanted to try a project (only a couple of years ago) that required Red Hat Linux 5 and he said "oh sure, here's some CDs" and realised, "nope, not RHEL" (to which the response was.. "oh, here be dragons")..

If you loop the alphabet and I reckon you'll inevitably get confusion.

"Hey, Android Juniper has been released" - "Ah cool, I can upgrade from Ice-cream".. "oh no, wait, mine's 27 releases old!".. "No, sorry, it's actually 53 releases old"
Your local grocery store has store brands that compete with the name brands. Your local grocery store also charges for shelf placement.

Amazon is actually more open than other stores about this information, giving product rankings so that you could decide to knock off popular products too.
In your first paragraph what are you even saying? If you make one complex fusion reaction work then a different one is cake? I don't think helions “smash the plasma linearly” design even works for D-D. Their quartz containment chamber definitely is a weird set up for D-D. I’m aware of what Helion is trying to do and wish them luck, but they won’t even release data on their supposed He3 reactions, so I’m guessing they’re not light years ahead on D-D and ready to use their very customized tech for a different reaction quite yet.

As for your very salient point on where the energy goes, what are you heating? Your new Tritium. So now you not only have to capture the tritium but you have to extract its heat to generate electricity? Or are you just capturing heat from the helium and whatever is absorbed by the rest of the blanket?

No startups use a breeding blanket in 2023. They just talk about them. All the designs are still very much in prototype phase and nobody has blanket IP because they barely have reactor IP (though lots of cool magnet patents!)

In fact if they did have breeding blankets, they could actually make some money selling their tritium!
Oh, sorry, the original comment was flagged, so didn't see the legal threat, so only made the connection between statements in your comment
So it is not related at all either to the article or my previous comment? Okay...
10 years ago my young child had fairy lights hung up in her room. They were really pretty and not too bright. However she didn't really have a way to turn them on/off without unplugging them. So, I remembered the "Clap on!" device from years ago and thought it would be the perfect solution.

It turns out that they are hard to find and very expensive ($30) for what they are. Even if you can find them it's hard to tell if its an original unit or some super cheap knockoff that might burn your house down. :(
What Bitcoin exchange does an Argentinian citizen have access to if Bitcoin exchanges are banned? It's the same thing. You just have to know somebody willing to act as a bank outside Argentina, just like you would have to know someone who is willing to break the law to sell Bitcoin to you.
Considering the history of cycling on this very topic (cheating), I would say that having ways to cheat is a feature, not a bug. It's part of the experience.
Most physicists don’t see the world as “made” of stuff, either matter or energy. But algorithmic laws. The ontology of modern physics is weird.

Physical refers to natural causes. How could math not be causal? Not like, math in a textbook (though I’d argue that is causal too. Ideas are immaterial but they cause effects in the material world. They are thus natural, physical causes!).

Maybe you’d prefer the word “necessitate” over cause? Mathematical and logic necessitate certain effects in material reality? Personally I don’t see a difference, but maybe you do.
I see a lot of people downplaying the claimed downsides of “Meta/Google will just build their own app store and force you to use that” or that malware will proliferate via 3rd party app stores by saying “well nobody is going to make their own app store, it doesn’t really happen on android either”.

So if no 3rd parties are going to make their own app stores, why force Apple to provide the ability at all? It’s a huge engineering cost to do so.
Would you care to share the credentials you have that allow you to make a sweeping statement about it being impossible to separate the two?

Because that was a line of propaganda attack, but I'm willing to give you a chance to prove you are qualified and not just mindlessly regurgitating bullshit.
I don’t have any clue what it is supposed to mean. I very rarely landed on a reddit page through my searches in my entire life, and as far as I’m concerned it could have never existed it would not have changed anything in my direct experience of the web, just like Twitter to give an other example of an other popular stuff that I just don’t care about.

So, your "redditer detector" went through a false positive it seems. :)
How will any of these issues be solved by forcing Apple to allow side-loading?
I don't think you should worry too much. Abusive shaking really involves extreme forces. "Routine shaking" occurring during play is not expected to be harmful to healthy children. Games should be adapted to the age of children according to common sense.

The takeaway of biomechanics studies is basically that you should be much more careful about accidental head impacts on hard surfaces.
"doesn't work (status: fixed)"

What the hell does that mean? If it is fixed, doesn't it means it works?
But why? Apple doesn't have anything resembling a monopoly in the EU.
Cool! The only thing making this better would be a unique NFT from scanning those tickets!

Than two people can own them!
The common advice is to negotiate prices excl tax, and that advice has been there for quite a while. Even before the new invoice system you could have your revenue taxed if it exceeds a certain amount (10mil JPY) for a certain amount of years.

What is surprising to me is how low the business side skills of most freelancers are. E.g., they don’t have a grasp of double entry bookkeeping, despite doing the blue tax declaration (青色申告). And as soon as there is a complicated payable or receivable scenario, the simple data entry freee and the like provide breaks down.

In my opinion the general skill level is pretty low. To me it is no wonder that the tax agency organizes tax lawyer led study groups, we need more of that.

Again, no surprise that people freak out over this system, but it‘s been years in the making. And the fact that sole entrepreneurs have been able to “pocket in“ the VAT so to say has always felt like a massive ripoff to me. This is especially so because the tax burden is even higher for me as a corporation here.

Being from Germany, having proper rules for VAT deduction appears as the most normal thing to me.
lol I'm not going to go looking but I appreciate the answer, that does indeed sound original
This isn't always a state level issue. It's often established county by county. There are lots of counties in the US where there is no zoning law. The only state business you need to do there is report any improvements to the appraiser for tax purposes.

Some of these districts _do_ have inspectors anyways, and they will issue permits, but the county itself does not require you to do this. As I said though, you will certainly be unable to insure anything you've built without a permit in these places. Aside from that, you can build what you want however you want.
I'm only tired that it's so overused. But taken as originally used by one guy one time, it is perfectly fine, and "worsening" is worse. Enshittification, before it became a Flaming Moe, has imagination and life. Worsening has neither. Humans, or at least, I, are not mere data processing devices. Mere dictionary correctness is not enough to convey an idea, and especially not enough for that idea to have any impact. If Cory wrote and spoke that BORING, he would be like all the other perfectly correct and perfectly ignored.
I’ve been working in the Hardware space for about 10 years now in consumer electronics as a firmware engineer and I find that at least 30% of my time is spent interacting and in meetings with cross functional teams. Just due to the nature of electronics requiring many different disciplines such as Product Design, electrical engineers, software, QA, UXR, PMs etc it can actually be hard to get away without having meetings at all in order to ship a large project. I also find that there’s a heavy culture in the HW space to give presentations and learnings regularly. Not trying to dissuade you from hardware because I’m sure there are HW positions that arent like I mentioned but just something that might be helpful when considering.
Yes, you could (comfortably) hold shift whilst using the trackball, and it workd very well.
Interesting interview (1986). Narration in Swedish with English subtitles.

"I wanted to write about the next 5 minutes, not the last 30 years. The only form of fiction that had the vocabulary of ideas to deal with the next 5 minutes was science fiction. I wanted a science fiction for the present day. It seemed to me that the future was a better key to the present than the past."

"What is so strange about the world we inhabit today is the way in which fiction and reality have become reversed. 20, 30, 40 years ago everybody had a clear idea that reality was the external world around you, the world of work, industry and commerce. Fantasy and the imagination was the world inside our head, the private dreams and hopes for the future. Now that's been reversed. Now the external landscapes of our world are almost entirely fictional, made up of advertising and publicity - an artificial man-made landscape. The only point of reality we each of us have is inside our heads. Our own obsessions are all we have."
I see other replies as well, but I just want to tell you guys I came here to recommend mac ports. It’s a shame brew is so popular and mac ports having only a fraction of that attention.
What’s a killer sideloaded app on Android that iPhone users suffer from not having? Fortnite? I’m looking for problems on the scale of millions of users.
This release does add AV1 support, just only for devices with hardware decoding support [1]. I’m not entirely sure that restriction applies to desktop as well as mobile, it doesn’t work on my Mac without hardware support even after enabling the disabled feature flags, but I only upgraded Safari, not macOS.

Hardware-only is the right move IMO. Literally earlier today I was dealing with stuttering video that turned out to be caused by Chrome putting me on a software implementation of a “better” codec. These new codecs are only better on devices that can run them without stuttering, heating up, and chewing through battery.

[1]: https://webkit.org/blog/14445/webkit-features-in-safari-17-0...
> but who is going to bring suit if someone does drugs?

The public prosecutor (i.e. the state / "the people"). This is already the case for small traffic offenses.
Those will never be good enough to overcome social engineering.
As a footnote to this, can I recommend Stuart Ashen’s talk about Hareraiser, a lacklustre kind-of follow up and contender for “worst video game ever”:

https://youtu.be/ouvi-fwrfIY
Their main product is ads
I have auto changing hue color lights for when I'm doing exctacy at home to give it a rave feel.

I like to dim and make the color warm at night too. But every already said that hundred times.
Mark my words: It will kill ALL small businesses who _depend_ on lock in. #CollateralDamage #Ooopsie
There is a problem with responsibility. Do you want to never let a perp go (i.e. jail innocent people in order to catch every guilty person) versus let some baddies slip through the net while not imprisoning innocent people. My own life found itself on the nexus, where I lost loved ones with a false accusation, but wasn't charged for it from (obvious) lack of evidence. Although the legal system worked somewhat, it was too late for me and my loved ones. The liars got away with it, and mission accomplished in removing me from the family.
In fairness, it's nice to know how best to avoid needing to sand/reseason more than necessary due to preventable mishaps. It's not a fun chore to have to add to your list.
If you have an iPhone (and iCloud), you can save a ton of storage space by enabling Optimize iPhone Storage. Your original photos will be moved to the cloud, but you'll get low-res proxies on your phone (good enough for the phone display).

Alternate, low-tech solution: my sister goes through her photos (print and digital), curates a decent selection and turns them into print-on-demand photo books. Much more compact than a physical album, yet more accessible than a digital frame (and giftable too). Does require quite a bit of time investment though.
S3's default Cache-Control is dangerous for browsers
Creating a paywall for opinions just filters out normal people while only mildly increasing the cost of organised propaganda.
It reads like the writers are perfectly fine with the AI for as long as they get to use it.
> since we often need to do stuff on the go

Do we though? It is a fair assumption, but I urge you to stop and inspect. We didn't "need" to do most things we do on the go 20 years ago, do we now? If we're being honest, most people using their smartphones on the go are not for critical situations.
What's Going on at Italy's Campi Flegrei Caldera?
I have a Boyue eInk eReader - that has the Play Store. I don't think there's anything in the Android certification which says a device has to have a colour screen.
It’s the same thing. If a man has sex with a woman and the government then drops off a foster child 9 months later, that’s no different than being expected to raise a child fathered by another man with the same woman.
The best way to prevent the future is to invent it.

Paraphrasing Alan Kaye here. There's a certain inevitability to AI. The proverbial cat is out of the bag. Our choices are simply to be part of this revolution or to be left behind while the likes of China and others, not blocked by mildly hysterical ethical activists protesting their own irrelevance, plow ahead. It's really that simple.

I call out China here because 1) they have lots of people actually working on AI. 2) a lot of the hardware we use for AI is actually being created there. 3) they have a history of getting stuff done once they decide they want to do something.

Delaying tactics, insisting it is done right, getting upset about things changing, fearing the loss of control, and similar sentiments simply aren't constructive. It's not going to stop this. If you want it done right, make sure you are involved in the doing.
And that hopefully will be the basis of any anticompetitive action. Sounds like logistics and commerce might need to be broken up.
In 2017, when I got Vega, OpenCL didn't work yet.

Today, in 2023, Vega is already not supported.

Meanwhile, during this period, ROCm was unbuildable by mere mortal distribution maintainers; you either used the binaries thrown over the wall by AMD (for specific versions RHEL/Centos, SuSE and Ubuntu only), or didn't run anything at all.

Also in 2023, Fedora managed to package basic ROCm packages for Fedora 38; I can finally run darktable and blender (but it is crashing!) on Vega. Woohoo!
There is no inconsistency in your examples when you reframe the second point as: if you don’t like the terms at which Apple sells you devices, don’t buy Apple devices.
Consumer password management companies compete on the multi-device angle, including Android and Windows. That's not something Apple's going to touch for awhile.

Apple is also certainly not going to touch the more enterprise aspects of password management.
Yea, but be honest, you really only want to buy from FBA because that's the one that will arrive tomorrow
Also, firefox on android will be supporting the install of any extension without using nightly and collections very soon.
They use Tcl, though, but I guess there is always bound to be an abomination in every project…
Your comment was essentially "but you can exercise your freedom if you want to". I said they will discriminate against you for exercising your freedom, robbing you of choice. "Whatever software you want", provided they belong in the set of software approved by Google or Apple.

If you still don't see how it's related, I don't know what else to say.
An offtopic - since you mentioned hardware. It is better to invest in phishing-resistant FIDO2 devices and try to avoid OTP wherever possible.
Download by torrent. Very cute!
> Time to write a comprehensive paper titled "Optimizations Considered Harmful".

Apparently the other browsers went with "don't inject untrusted third party code into a site".
I think this is eminently sensible as a solution to this problem. AI is a tool that skilled professionals can use for productivity. This idea that AI was just going to replace writers never really made much sense - the generation of the actual text is only one part of the job and not the important part of the creative process. This way the writers have the freedom to use this new tooling, the Studios don't get to dictate which tools writers use (just like they're not going to insist on you using a specific brand of computer), and if in aggregate this increases productivity... well that's just great, that's the free market. And importantly, the writer is the one using and experiencing the productivity benefit. In aggregate that might drive the total demand for writers down, but again, that's just the free market.
Every cent Digikey looses they loose by being Digikey. Of all large suppliers, they are by country miles the worst and we try everything to avoid them.
Farnell, Mouser, LCSC beat them handily. And their pages are already bad.