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Thanks for the words. Because I was sometimes frustrated for the downvote flood. What do you mean with token perks?
Elixir v1.16.0-RC.0 Released
>Would this include browsers which have the DNT header enabled by default

It's EU - the default is to require consent for using personal data (which in at least few of the jurisdictions IPs are included). The the 'default' should be out.
Not relevant. What humans do isn't necessarily viewed the same way as what machines do.
Not a chance. Moving from an Intel MacBook Pro to an Apple Silicon MacBook Pro was absolutely revolutionary for me and my very pedestrian ‘interpreted language in Docker web developer’ workloads.

I’d seriously consider not taking a job if they were still on Intel MacBooks. I appreciate that an arch switch isn’t a piece of cake for many many workloads, and it isn’t just a sign of employers cheaping out. But for me it’s just been such a significant improvement.
This is just the best. I’m gonna force this on you ger colleagues.
I'd say website should be required to honour any signal that more than 1 mio potential users know about. That seems like a fair trade-off between pushing work onto companies while simultaneously closing laziness as a loophole.
That last one makes some poetic sense. There are the things you don't see a loot anymore, and the things you do see a lot anymore.
because getting shot by the police is neither violence nor crime?
I'm still holding out for HDMI output support so I can use it with the dock at work. But otherwise the project looks really good.
My mom used to do this at home for example when cooking rognons de veau flambés au Cognac (works with Armagac too.) She managed to briefly set fire to the kitchen wallpaper once.
We already did these things, we discriminated against women, racial minorities, skin colors, and even more, religious minorities etc. We already have laws against these things, we never asked people to hide the color of their skin.

What's problematic right now is that only law enforcment has unrestricted access to the dna data. I actually want such data to be open source.
I had an accuracy of around 35%. I closed my eyes, didn't think at all, and just smashed both keys as fast as I could. When I opened my eyes and started to think about how I could get it lower, the accuracy in predictions actually increased.
I'm not sure why you'd go for a Mac for the software? The cloud experience sucks and is really really expensive, most of the provided desktop apps are buggity or so disparate to the rest of the universe that they are a disability and everything is pretty portable.

I mean here I am all VSCode + Linux (WSL2) + Office 365 + Adobe + Davinci Resolve + mathematical tools (SciPy/Maxima/Minitab) here. All are portable (apart from Minitab)
do you ever save things you see on the internet that have some "scandal" merit, say for example you don't like Donald Trump and you come across a variety of material that's embarrassing to him. Or your school bully, or your gf's ex, or Macron in France, Trudeau in Canada, etc. Would you feel that other people should get to tell you to delete it because you're not allowed to use any aids to help you remember or prove why they are bad people (in your estimation)? Freedom to remember is part and parcel of free speech.
Very much clickbait - it is worded as if NASA were incapable of removing a bunch of screws, but the problem is not that they can't open a container they built themselves, the problem is that they want to make sure that they won't accidentally contaminate the collected samples by using the wrong instruments. Thus only pre-approved tools must be used, and they're not the right ones for the job.

Surely, that can be called a hickup, or lack of proper planning, but it really isn't that much of an issue. That's why it will only delay the operation by a short amount of time.
Your God doesnt even have to exist for It to be powerful at moving hordes of monkeys towards the ennemies Its priests foam insults at.
I'm using a 14" M1 macbook pro for work and frankly, the hardware is good/okay but MacOS is awful.

I'm keeping an eye on Asahi Linux, i might pull the trigger and use that on my macbook.

But I'm skeptical about this, I might just buy a second hand thinkpad (as usual) or maybe a framework laptop (waiting for reviews on the 16" model) and call it a day.
Most of the pseudo-contract BS that defines consumer-company relations is trash legal theory. It should have never held water in the first place.

The fact that our legal systems have tolerated and supported it, mostly demonstrates how intellectually weak the legal profession's philosophy and ethic is.

Companies, especially interacting digitally, use TCs, EULAs and other such nonsense like an incantation. Those are not agreements. They are stupid little rituals that strip users/consumers/whoever of all rights.

Any right that can be stripped by TCs... doesn't exist.

The whole concept of "by agreement" in these circumstances is bogus but... If it must be this way... Stack the deck in the other direction.

"By serving this browser a webpage, you agree to the following..."

By dripping a cookie, by recording this person's data. Pro user, pseudo-legal defaults.

Make "you must agree to X, before you use the product you bought" invalid. Give consumers the full right to unlimited time refunds, if divulging data or agreeing to terms (old or new) is a condition for using the product

This ridiculous deck can be stacked either way.

If I have to agree to a coercive contract intended not to be read, in order to use a device... Give me the right to say no and get a full refund at any time. At least invalidate the agreement.

Where TF are our judges, judicial philosophies, law professors? I want to ask "How could they let this happen' but the correct question might be "Why did they do this to us."
excellent, at least the site is being honest. I would not need it in such a case. It's somewhat illegal (GDPR) but likely unenforceable when the entity resides outside the EU, and has no (official) business there.
Take digits of pi, press 'd' if the digit is < 5, and else press 'f'.

Now, what would be the prediction rate?

Does it mean that the sequence was found to be created with free will? :)
I mean, if it's made to be compatible with the GDPR it needs to stop such tracking to be allowed.
In my case mostly mathematical modelling tools, simple desktop apps etc. VScode is where it all takes place. I mean I even typeset in VSCode!
Yes, the is the assumption in this hypothetical.
Quoting the (Google Translated) article:

> According to the General Data Protection Regulation, the right to object to the processing of personal data can also be exercised using automated procedures. A DNT signal represents an effective contradiction.

I assume automated procedures include default settings. Not a lawyer and not from the EU though
Sites can still ask you if you consent to overwrite this, so it is no different than what already exists.
They would not, they just serve contextual ads related to the things you are looking at the moment (which often are far better than the tracking ones)
That was explicitly made illegal under federal law for exactly this reason.
Nvidia uses internal LLM to support chip design efforts
128GB models have been around for quite a while... Essentially any laptop with four DDR4 ram slots should be able to take 128GB ram.
To me, most of what's happening isnt very important. I still love & feel a deep purpose for tech, but most tech has devolved into wonkery that does not help the somewhat-slimbering personal computing revolution. And so most of it doesn't mean much to me.

I'm a bit of a Luddite in the sense that I want people to feel empowered by tech, feel in control, instead of tech controlling us. Ursala Franklin wrote aot about the technological society, and she distinguished between work technology which we use, and control technology which uses us. We need revolutions, but they ought be towards what Ursala called holistic technology, which works under the hand of the operator. And that is just in short supply.

There's such a rift, where we so readily market computing as hard, and our readymade solution as the final last antidote that will forever eliminate all that effort of learning computing. It's falsity. What we haven't spent much time doing is exploring how to expose & make accessible & malleable general computing.

There's just a couple folks out there trying to make a real meaningful revolution. https://malleable.systems
These are still going to be used in laptops with soldered flash chips for the SSD. Apple's laptops aren't meant to be used by people who expect to repair their laptop when the storage fails. Many people don't have access to replacement chips and services to have the flash chips found on the board replaced. It's as if their hardware is meant to be e-waste.

The RAM is still not ECC. They focus so much on the shallow marketing without shipping anything which makes a difference.
Move to eu or California and use GDPR or CCPA to request all the information they might have left ?
Does python have many polyfills available, like javascript does?

I'm sure you'd run out of space before too long, but it'd probably improve usability.
I like this forum because this kind of explanations. Thank you
You should indeed try and target a 50% accuracy rate.
A shift is basically a rotate and mask. If wonder if they came from a machine where there was no shift instruction?
Medical insurance - oh you have cancer/hear attack/etc gene. You premiums skyrocket.

Job opportunities - oh so sorry you have bipolar gene...

Dictator governments - oh your genes are shit so you are not allowed to have kids.
It doesn't do that anymore, but I'm guessing that the way it's done now comes with a privacy cost.

Still... It's an excellent product. Default e2ee, notifications on partner key changes. The main thing I'd like from it would be an option to block me from sending messages until I reauthenticate the partner, or a colour coded system like threema that serves as a reminder that without authc you really don't know who you're chatting with.
Also some retail outlets. Home depot won't let you see the site from the EU.
Correct! With schools and students there is always incentive for shenanigans. If I didn't test for emails they could just book-block all teachers.

There would be other ways to clog the system using trashmail providers but thankfully no student cared enough for that yet
They might nefariously cure some genetic ailment that would otherwise shorten your life.
> Stable Diffusion in particular doesn't need much VRAM anyway. I get that many people are stuck on lower end computers, but ~4GB is not a totally unreasonable requirement

Wow, did it really get that low? I played with SD during the initial days, and I know there was some strides then to get it running on 8gb cards and maybe squeaking through on 6gb with a smaller image size (like, 256x256px).

Can you generate reasonably large images on 4gb now, with just a higher wait time? I was never sure why it wasn't simple to just shuffle bits in and out of main RAM but I guess the model themselves are mostly big binary blobs that are hard to split up?
Well, Metal can only allocate a smaller portion of “VRAM” to the GPU — about 70% or so, see; https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/tech-talks/10580

If you want to run larger models, then CPU inference is your only choice.
> players have been encountering error “0x82d60002”

OT: Microsoft should be banned by decree from showing naked error codes to people, I've been fighting them for decades now
> I have sold a half-dozen Cronus Zen adapters

Don't do that, please. Sell drugs or something, less damaging to society.
and what you do if the user gives consent and still send the DNT header?
So if I understand this correctly a method suspected to be dead is flagged with a "tombstone" with a date that appears in the logs and removed past a certain age?
How is it similar to that strawman?

There is no expectation of privacy in public. That is pretty much the definition. It’s not victim blaming.
In our case we are a heavily regulated industry and the level of coordination, governance and compliance that is required to make change is shocking!

I agree that it's good if it's possible to avoid all that and still deliver what you need to!

Also agree that many people simply can't stand working in really heavyweight environments. While I dont love it, I can live with it.
it's funny contrasting California expectations with the rest of the country.
> saying that if girls don't want to be molested, they should not wear a mini skirt in public

such a ridiculous example if you are trying to convince me that you care about these girls' safety as opposed to some abstract egg-headed right.
Just take all the criminal cases in which DNA was used to convict innocent people. Now imagine that with a DNS database in the background as huge as 23andMe.

And of course selling DNA data was the idea from the get go...
Oh that's common, from when I used to not live in the US. Usually for stuff that the site bought a license to, with region-lock restrictions.

I was imagining a scenario similar to what Facebook is doing in Canada, with messages stating "We cant show you [x] because your government hates free speech" (hyperbole)
Not sure if bare minimum is the right expression, when so many of the famous pieces could be easily replicated by my 5-yo niece - who could never reach said ”minimum”
Well, if you give them money they’ll be able to pay their office bills.
I suspect it was just the conservative choice, mirroring the behavior of the predecessor browser extension (which also required deliberate user action to activate): http://paranoia.dubfire.net/2011/01/history-of-do-not-track-...

I couldn't find any explicit discussion of that aspect of the spec (https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-mayer-do-not-tra... is an early version), but I suspect that as noirscape wrote, it made consensus-building easier. Not that it mattered in the end, of course.
PostgreSQL JIT Compilation
if there is more data, the dna identification will be more precise and correct also. Ideally i want this data to be open source, and thankfull you can download your data
> there's a very real chance for people to be misidentified and potentially implicated in crimes they didn't commit, again this has already happened using existing DNA databases.

The solution there is more light, not more obscuration. You are right, the more samples you screen from the more false positives you will get. The solution is to corraborate the matches with other information, and being transparent about the levels of confidence.
A webmaster wants to sell ad space, but doesn't want to go and court each and every marketer buying ad space who will just rebuff individual proposals anyway.

A marketer wants to buy ad space, but doesn't have time to sift through millions if not billions of websites and court their webmasters one by one.

Ad platforms bring together the webmasters and the marketers with a one-stop shop. The webmaster courts Google and gets ads to sell his ad space to. The marketer courts Google and gets ad space to put his ads on.

TL;DR: Efficiency and logistics. Capitalism ho!
Impressive, thanks. How could one run something like that on local videos ?

Btw I love the name.
Ask HN: Is there a Hacker News for creatives?
I am thinking of painters, lighters, writers, musicians, technicians, designers and more.
Not with nVidia, no, they are 4 displays, always has been. The NVS810 8x display card is using two GM107 GPUs.

AMD is 6 displays. You see this rarely on consumer boards but the ASRock 5700 XT Taichi for some inexplicable reason did expose all six -- with four DisplayPorts to boot, too. I do not think there has been 4 DP or six output customer cards since.
I used to buy Pros for years until I more or less accidentally ended up with an Air for a period and never went back. Lighter, enough performance and cheaper.
How many products from the Roman empire does this buy you? None? It didn't store anything. It's not a store of value at all.
In that hypothetical in the best case the insurance company will never lose money by charging someone less than what they will have paid out to them and they will be able to sell this service to other companies, in the worst case they become essentially a bank.
No, the idea was exactly do prevent browsers from enabling DNT as the default. The spec would expect the server to check the User Agent and ignore the DNT header entirely if it comes from a user agent which is known to default it to true.

Obviously, this was a ploy to gut the standard while still pretending to self-regulate.
Full service airlines board by section by direction of the gate agents pre-flight. The video explains why its important for those airlines
Both autisms are the same autism. They call autism a spectrum disorder, which essentially boils down to quite wide variations in symptoms. For any of the related symptoms in the list any specific autist may have that symptom a lot, a little, or not at all.

The reason you see more "normal" for a lack of a better word people with autism these days is because we've gotten better at diagnosing the less visible issues. Someone who's non-verbal is pretty easy to spot. Someone who's verbal but doesn't show facial expressions "correctly", doesn't understand sarcasm, has a strong sense of justice, and overly detail oriented might be a lot harder to spot at a glance. Indeed most people would just mentally file such a person under "bit of an oddball".

Take me for a more concrete example. I've got autism, but most people are rather surprised when I tell them, even if I've known them for years. I tend to not tell people before they know me very well, because I find it taints their perception of me.

I'm generally fairly successful. I've got a home, a job, and a dog. On the other hand I struggle almost daily with identifying feelings I have. I'll often not even notice if I'm stressed for example, until I start getting random sore muscles because I've been tensing them all day. I'm super nervous in social situations I've not been in before. It feels like being part of a play but having never gotten the script and the audience is ready to laugh at any tiny mistake. I'll often misinterpret open questions, to the point where these days I'll often just refuse to answer without clarification. I'm quite picky with expectations, especially regarding food. I'll often talk over people without noticing. This sometimes upsets people, but if I try not to I just end up never getting a turn in conversation. I never know how long to keep eye contact. Do I look away too much? am I staring? I don't like getting touched unexpectedly. A simple touch on the elbow to get my attention is jarring to me. I'm often unable to ignore repetitive noises, especially if there's no pattern to the noise -- the clanging of the pipes the dishwasher generates is currently the bane of my existence. I try to plan everything into excruciating detail, which generally doesn't work anyways. I need to carefully pace myself to not run out of energy halfway through the day and have all the symptoms get worse for the rest of the day. Rooms with echo or reverb tire me out in a hurry. I'm frequently annoyed by people trying to "interpret" what I say instead of taking it at face value.

I could go on and on, but my point is that it's entirely possible to seem perfectly normal outwardly and yet have a lot of hidden problems. I -- and a lot of other autistic people -- have been trying to fit in with "normal" people all my life, it's hardly surprising I've gotten good at seeming normal.
I am somewhat familiar with this. It involves analyzing the complex interconnections and flows across many economic domains (supply chains, social networks, resources, geography, logistics, media, etc) to find non-obvious high-leverage points where manipulation can shift the broader economic equilibria in an advantageous direction. Human economic systems are metastable, so it is possible to induce a fundamental phase change to a different equilibrium via this manipulation.

In the defense/intelligence world this falls under the technical category of "grey zone warfare". Every major power practices it because the geopolitical effects can be relatively large compared to the risk. China in particular is known to be extremely aggressive in this domain, in part to offset their relative lack of traditional military power.

This concept has been around for a couple decades but it has risen in prominence and use over time as overt military action between major powers comes with too much risk. It is politically safer for all involved due to the subtlety of such actions because for the most part the population is not really aware it is going on.
sue the first two, get $$$. This is textbook discrimination

i avoid dictator governments , which do it anyway already, just based on phenotype
I think geo blocking is legal, if it's blanket blocking. However, blocking based on DNT header is probably coercive — even if country is mentioned as excuse.

https://gdpr.eu/gdpr-consent-requirements/

Consent must be "freely given", which means you have not cornered the user into agreeing to you using their data. Requiring consent to data processing therefor excludes consent. You need to be able to say no.
One such example is music production. Audio on Mac just works. You can plug in a microphone from 20 years ago and it will just work. With Windows this is not the case. You need appropriate drivers, often which are not available. This is not including all the issues with audio routing etc.

I will agree that native cloud sucks on Mac. I would disagree about the desktop apps, I think they are superior to Windows. Programming is also superior on Mac, in my opinion.

Personally speaking, the big thing I hate most about Windows are the defaults. Like, the default keyboard shortcuts i.e. using F keys in opinion, is very poor design. Also the lack of an additional modifier key makes Windows less ideal from this point of view.

Of course, each OS has their pros and cons. Windows just doesn't work for me.
Utterly crucial artificial chokepoint Apple has maintained here. They making computing harder and more unwieldy, for the express & sole purpose of upselling to devices with more ports.

Its indefensibly mean & cruel. How many decades need to go by before Apple supports the basic standard everyone else does? DisplayPort is a mandatory output for USB4, but Apple builds fake limitations into theirs. This malice is sad to see from a company that in so many other ways focuses on making premium devices. Another tell on how they hate their consumer.
>> That's not microservices, it's distributed monolith and it's the one model that doesn't work (but everyone seems to do)

I called ours a macrolith.
"Your privacy is important to us. This content is inaccessible in your region" or something along those lines
At least it's on Earth, from the title I thought a mission in space that landed on an asteroid was borked for collecting samples
Before anyone else gets confused...Windows containers are only for Windows applications. If you have a Linux environment in your Docker image, then it's running on a VM. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/virtualization/windowscont...
This is fine, I'm happy when a US website bans me from looking at their content because of my EU IP address.
Do Not Track is a silly nuance in Germany because the IP address is fully identifying there and the ISP contract owner takes full responsibility for anything happening behind it. Nothing to be excited about legal trolls burning public money on fighting LinkedIn in courts. XING is not going to happen, stop trying. Every "privacy" fart coming out of Germany is their predatory media publishers and copyright trolls unable to accept that internet exists.
They do have the responsibility, the responsibility to appoint the appropriate fall guy in accordance with the wishes of the board.
Does it set a precedent that I can send a header "do-not-show-ads" and they can't send me ads?