skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The majority of the drawing-related logic is in the "wiggler" Prototype; choose "Tool -> Widgets" from the menu, double-click on the main drawing surface, click "Prototype..." and then choose "Prototype -> Script..." from the menu.

Various other buttons and interactive elements contain their own scripts; from the main view in "Widgets" editing mode you can double-click on the ball-point pen tool and then click "Script..." to see how tool-changing works, for example.
> Why are those users less deserving of decent security?

Because they don't own an Apple device or have iMessage, which is the entire point of this discussion?
I think most or all states recognize that the defendant’s actions must not be justified or privileged. It’s hard to imagine how Beeper would meet that element on these facts.
To be sure we're not going to lose yet another technological race, we're just not going to participate.
Not really an issue for you. There are plenty of people for whom this is not viable.
That’s pretty ridiculous.
Apple chose not to support Android on purpose. They know iMessage exclusivity drives hardware sales. The emails have come out proving as much.

It's the same reason they dragged their feet supporting RCS, until regulatory pressure started mounting.
I did something similar, built an entire app around an undocumented developer api, got a lot of users and then ended up in a good enough position to find out there was a "hidden" official api for sale and it opened a lot of doors as well even to the same site had gotten it from. For someone as young as that with nothing but time, I'm sure they knew the outcome and it blowing up was probably more than they could ask for.
> If you're with JD... they have a crews of engineers/mechanics and semi trailers loaded with parts driving around the country following the harvest. They will get you going again in a day or two, not 1-4 weeks later when some other dealer can fit you in or when the spare part you need arrives.

that's not the story farmers are telling. Farmers have been complaining about not being able to get parts (https://talk.newagtalk.com/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=104450...) and saying that because they're forced to get repairs from John Deere that single source for service gets overwhelmed and they can end up waiting for weeks on technicians while watching their crops rot away. (https://www.ifixit.com/News/62788/john-deere-has-been-violat...)
A good chunk of the posters on the release thread seemed to think otherwise.
My suspicion is this is going to be a cat-mouse situation for a while.

Apple would've found some easy way to identify these users and Beeper will likely release a patch to fix it.
No one is literally spitting, but Apple intentionally creates enough friction that Android users really do regularly get excluded from group chats in the US where iMessage is the convention for group chats.
Sorry, I thought it'd be clear from my comment. Wait until AI has more widespread use within the industry, see what jobs it's taking, and _then_ start regulating.
> As very recently made evident, Signal spends a significant amount of money maintaining their phone-number-bound infrastructure, with an entirely plausible, reasonable, user-focused reason for doing so.

If there is some recent revelation that makes phone numbers all of a sudden a secure, portable and censorship-resistant identifier please link me that.

Until then I'd prefer to not have my private communication determined by telephone companies that often have not cared for either security, censorship or privacy. Regardless of signals e2e encryption having my access to the network determined by a telephone company is not the right way to go.
Absolutely not. It will not embolden unions in Sweden at all. They fully expect to win. Contract law is the fundamental issue here.

The only realistic alternative is Tesla leaving Sweden. Prospective owners would have to import their cars from other countries. It's not hard to imagine that situation.
They had a cloud of Apple devices that they already used for their relay service, and could easily generate keys using several devices. From my understanding, the best vector for Apple was to actually block their "BPN", the push server.
Do they funnel soon to be grads into stressful zoom calls where product managers handwave an entire legacy stack still somehow running on coldfusion and want a rebrand with 'AI' starting Jan 1??
And Apple didn't even need to block any device identifiers, just the IPs Beeper Mini was using to connect to the APN service.

This could have been blocked in minutes. The delay was likely to get approval from Legal.
I didn't compromise the security of iMessage as a whole, it just exploited a way to get people into the system that was not planned.

Imagine there is a theme park that has normal ticket booths and some requirements there to get in. Then there comes a Beeper that finds a hole in the fence on the perimeter and sets up their ticket booths there. It's in theme park's best interest to close that hole and cut off the revenue stream of somebody pigging back on their theme park.
Nelson Mandela has spoken out on the brutal oppression of the Palestinians by Israel[1]. His words are powerful, and worth reading.

> To methis is one of the most abohorrent conflicts in earth in this day and age.

He agrees with you.

https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2014/9/26/gaza-and-the-cr...
“If you have no skin in the game, don’t comment”.

I’m sorry, people who aren’t Jewish or Palestinians are not allowed to have opinions on this?

I’m sorry, but Israel can’t just pull out their “anti-Semite” card at will and do what they want without the world reacting.

The Israeli government - like any government - can make mistakes. And can be criticized. Criticizing the government is in no way anti-Semitic. To believe otherwise would be to believe the Israeli government is divinely chosen and can do no wrong, like the Pharohs of old. Sorry, but they are people and people can make mistakes.

Which again does not excuse Hamas.

But Israel cannot wage unlimited war on the people of Gaza at will forever.
Also, don't forget that Hamas is part of the Muslim Brotherhood, who assassinated Anwar Sadat. That might make Egypt think twice about welcoming refugees.

In any case, if Arab states are (understandably) refusing Palestinian refugees due to concerns of political stability, why not just say so, instead of blaming solely Israel?
RWKV had a paper accepted at EMNLP and released models which match the performance of equivalent transformers.

What else are you looking for?
You are allowed, you get to use your iCloud account.
I would guess that in any given year a large chunk of the top 1% income earners were also top 1% income earners in other years. The median top 1% income earner, when calculated by the total number of living people who have ever had a top 1% income, may be a person who is only such an earner for 1-2 years. But it's fairly straightforward to see that this median can be reached while the majority of top 1% income earners in any given year are those who have been, or will be, top 1% earners in other years.

Basically, for a 30 year period, if a grand total of 5% of the populace will earn a top 1% income in their life, you could have 0.5% earning a top 1% income for the majority of their lives (so using up half of the top 1% slots). Another 0.9% earning a top 1% income for an average of 10 years of their lives (using up an additional 30% of the top 1% slots). And in the 30 year period this would leave only 1/5th of the top 1% slots open to the remaining 3.6%, who would have an average of 1.6 years each of being a top 1% income earner. Any spare slots would go to lottery winners.
Why do you care about other peoples' opinion on a fricking browser? Did you write it to feel insulted?

I'm trying to understand the reason for the white knight HN commenters NPC reactions coming with their "stop insulting my favorite trillion dollar corporation".
Apple employees also care deeply about the privacy and security of iPhones.
I'm probably leaping to conclusions here but I think this is going to end up in court, and that was beeper's intention to begin with. It just seems way too easy to block so they had to know this was going to happen.
This should have been obvious to anyone who saw the code where it simply contained the raw literal string `FAIRPLAY_PRIVATE_KEY = b64decode(“…”)`. I suppose now we’ll see how accurate the commenter’s claim “if this becomes a problem, I know how to generate new keys” is.

https://github.com/JJTech0130/pypush/blob/main/albert.py#L16
1. Soy, brown rice, pea, corn, and potato all hit their EAA/total protein cut-off.

2. I don't see how amino acid % of total protein is a useful way to gauge a food's protein especially in this context. Wouldn't you want to look at protein per calorie or EAA per calorie?

For example the paper's chart might make you think that you should eat potatoes and corn if you want to maximize plant-based protein, but that's not the case at all.

- 500 calories of potatoes boiled: 10g protein (650g of food)

- 500 calories of rib-eye steak: 54g protein (200g of food)

- 500 calories of soy chunks (TVP): 75g protein (btw hits all EAA objectives for the day) (150g of food)

- 500 calories of wheat gluten (seitan): 101g protein (135g of food)

Potatoes are dense in other nutrients and a great part of a healthy diet, but you definitely wouldn't use potatoes as a "meat protein substitute". Even broccoli is 3x as protein dense as potatoes.

On the other hand, seitan, tofu, and TVP are the trifecta of plant-based protein that can actually substitute for meat.
Thanks for this! I'm browsing their site and it led me to the Wirecutter article that discusses them: https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-online-backu...

Super helpful. Thanks again!
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*full disclaimer, this technology is patent pending**

**doubly full disclaimer, "patent pending" in the sense that the invention is still to be invented, the panel of experts said 20 (more) years!
Am I wrong to think that most of this effort will ultimately be for nothing when quantum computing comes to fruition and does all this work practically instantly? Perhaps best to get an efficient space heater that is turned on when needed?
Oct 2025, by that time Windows 12 will come out and we can continue the skip every other Windows OS cycle.
Probably not. Characters are too busted at 12 already
so buy/use something else?
1948 was a result of a war that Arab nations started so not quite one sided as you portray.

Did Israel commit some crimes during 1948? Sure, but it's kinda silly to expect Israel to not use a war that was forced upon them to better their situation, especially when when the Arab nations tried to wipe out Israel.

You can't start a war to wipe someone out, lose that war and later call foul play on such a response.

And again, I think Israel should stop the occupation in the west bank, which is what "breaking the silence" is all about, I'm not trying to protect israel's actions.

And if it's not about land and all about peace and prosperity, what's the issue with a two state solution?

And why didn't you go all the way back to the kingdom of judea in your history lesson?
"Defund the police" was a particularly bad slogan, since it's ambiguous as written. I think actually the original intent was "Eliminate all police," and it was softened down by others.

But yes, I agree that detractors will co-opt language. It's an effective tactic.
Those lucky bastards...

If the EU won't solve America's problems for us, who will?
I’m the opposite. The only reason I ever use chrome on my iPad to s because I need to use my password manager (since I use chrome for everything on my desktops). Even my non techie wife uses chrome on her MBP (and I didn’t set it up for her).
Stephen King once said, “Ms Rowling seems to have never met one [adverbs] she didn't like"

But what would Rowling know about storytelling :)

I have never even read Rowling, nor have I read King. But such restrictions and imposing of so called “rules”, or what is good what is not, are absurd when comes art. I would urge anyone to not let such decrees by the famous to dictate their style, let alone a software.
Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.13048

Models (v4 are the ones from the paper): https://huggingface.co/RWKV

GitHub: https://github.com/BlinkDL/RWKV-LM
I suppose that these are people who do not understand Arab culture. Just recently (as in, I remember it was October 22 because I had an appointment in Beersheba that day) an Arab explained to me, more or less because the conversation was not in English, that "You Jews always argue and protest and fight with each other. We don't do that, we listen to our fathers. We have families". He was explaining to me how the different families fight between them, like they'll shoot at each others houses but the goal is to assert family honour, not to actually shoot somebody. But the point he was struggling to make, is that in Arab societies, everybody thinks the same. There is no room for division, no room for dissent, no room for contrary opinions. He specifically mentioned that he has family in Gaza (and yes, this was already two weeks into the current conflict) and everybody there is Hamas. He said "is Hamas", up to me (and you) to interpret that as being actual members of the organization or supporters.

I actually talk to Arabs often here, and I don't shy away from the hard questions. The Beduins specifically will happily tell you all you want to hear, with me (maybe naively) feeling that I'm in danger. Just yesterday I had a half hour conversation with a Beduin about such matters, in my house as my guest.
I can't imagine how Microsoft would profit from making their DNS server vulnerable, but I also can't imagine how something like this could happen given how many people and stages of development it must have gone through. I'm sure they have security people reviewing this stuff, but things that readily appear to be terrible for security slip right on by.
How is iMessage better? WhatsApp is a great app.
It's a bit redundant to mention "is a human" separately, since humans are made by... wait a minute
Not everyone runs Linux systems like a Sys Admin. Some folks use it to play games on their steamdeck or to give live to older hardware that can’t run windows/osx anymore. Others don’t even care what they’re running as long as it can open chrome.

BSOD is very clearly an end user feature for folks who don’t have experience debugging kernel panics. If the QR code can generate a copy passable stack trace of the error the it could help make linux more mainstream and easier to debug for non technical folks.
The song is finally up https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ml_mAoOZEAM
It was clear to me
Erm, that PCjr keyboard from 1986 sure as shit isn't a laptop keyboard. I said:

>... which was the first _laptop_ to have a Fn key was released 5 years before the PowerBook G3 that had the same.

I'll happy be stood corrected on the 300 vs. 500 point, 500 being the earliest I could remember.
French gov comms on Big Tech? Really? I don't think this is the whole picture.
Apple could have been a lot meaner about this.

If they really wanted to discourage 3rd-party clients they could just _subtly_ break them for users of Beeper Mini: Late messages. Truncated messages. A blue bubble that slowly turns brown. The wrong font. Zalgo text.
> This article that singles out Israel for trying to provide its (true) version of reality

Is this a serious comment, or satire? I honestly can't tell. I mean... we're talking about a country whose official social media accounts tries to pass off pics of the Lebanese war as the current situation in Gaza; who posts doctored images to try to disguise executions; who posts edited footage of their military commanders pointing at calendars saying they are a roster of terrorist names. I could go on and on, but that last bit is still too surreal.

What (true) version of reality are you talking about here? And besides that, you do realise that one of the things this article is pointing out is how certain groups work together to punish people who post things they don't like - even if it's just an opinion?

Nevermind, your post simply has to be satire...
Such a ridiculous rant

For obvious reasons you don't want your personal financial info publicly known.

But can someone explain to me the actual or potential harm done here with DNA information?

The only thing remotely potentially harmful could be for denial of life or long-term health insurance (in the US at least.) However, I am unaware of any cases where a relative's genetic test caused denial of coverage. And I am highly doubtful that test results obtained illegally can be used for this purpose.

Note that health insurance discrimination (again, in the US, where we have such afflictions) based on the outcome of a genetic test is outlawed https://www.eeoc.gov/laws/guidance/fact-sheet-genetic-inform...

And we all know you don't need a fancy genetic test to discriminate...
Things are much clearer, you are just cherry picking what to respond and defend. Then you build your case against isreal critics. One example of things you ignored replying to the GP comment is this. This is a plain war crime

> Israeli defense Minister Yoav Gallant: "I have ordered a complete siege on Gaza: no electricity, no food, no fuel, no water. Everything is closed. We are fighting human animals and we will act accordingly."
> It's not a super serious comment, it's more about how ridiculous the tone of "We are doing this for YOUR protection" would be.

Right now I can presume a basic level of device security across all iMessage threads I have. Beeper deranges that: E2EE is still there, but Beeper exposes my correspondence to device security weaknesses from other OEMs, malware, keyloggers, screen scrapers, etc. as a result of lax app marketplace security & privacy.

It seems to me to be entirely disingenuous to suggest that Beeper increases security: in fact, the opposite is true.

> in the end Apple absolutely has the power of increasing everyone's capability and security by doing something like setting up a playbook of how iMessage could just use Signal protocol and how other actors could join in, or really anything else but doing this.

I don't see why any company should be denigrated for not helping the users of another competing platform, particularly when doing so likely comes at the cost of increasing the risk to its own users.
Testing, fuzzing, and verification are all pretty hot SE topics now, at least in my department at CMU. All of those have some element of program analysis, both static and dynamic, so there's potentially deep PL stuff, which is core CS. There's aspects to SE that are not just that, of course, which are studying social processes, management styles and practices, software architectures, design patterns, API design, etc.
Green bubbles means you won't be called back for a second date.
> The 17th century saw a steep decline in the Jewish population of Palestine due to the unstable security situation, natural catastrophes, and abandonment of urban areas, which turned Palestine into a remote and desolate part of the Ottoman Empire. The Ottoman central government became feeble and corrupt, and the Jewish community was harassed by local rulers, janissaries, guilds, Bedouins, and bandits. The Jewish community was also caught between feuding local chieftains who extorted and oppressed the Jews. The Jewish communities of the Galilee heavily depended on the changing fortunes of a banking family close to the ruling pashas in Acre. As a result, the Jewish population significantly shrank.

https://www.amazon.com/Zionism-Creation-Society-Studies-Hist...

For a couple of hundred years prior there were tens of thousands of Jews in the region, including at one point 30,000 counted just in Safed by the end of the 16th century.

Also keep in mind that in 1800 populations were an order of magnitude smaller than they are now.
> All those choices do is change the specific population that gets insured in a single pool, such that their specific computed premiums are different. But for ANY such population, the total premiums paid == the total loss outflow + a reasonable profit. And you can tell that's true because the accounting for those companies appears in their SEC filings.

I do not dispute this. As I wrote in a sibling comment:

>Insurance and tax/wealth redistribution is a spectrum.
The problem with cutting aid to Israel is that the only thing stopping Israel from committing even more violence is the western support they receive. The current Israeli government is as right wing as the country has ever seen. The defense minister is a proud supporter of terrorism against palestinians and even israeli's who support palestinians. He believes god gave the west bank and the entire levant to the jews. If Israel's international relations soured they would quickly come to the conclusion that they have nothing to lose and no reason not to enact their "final solution to the palestinian problem".
lol left the first paragraph of chatgpt suggestions on how to improve the post.. this is so embarrassing xD
Obsidian is fantastic except that it’s not a native app (nor is Zoplin). I have made peace with web/electron apps by now except for very intimate affairs like note taking. I don’t know why I still can’t bring myself to use such electron/web mobile/desktop apps to write longer or even short notes/texts.
Re: "Let's also separate Palestinian civilians from those exerting power unto them in Gaza" - I do not think you can. A lot of Palestinians are radicalized. What do you think a father who lost his kids in an airstrike will do next? Or a brother who lost his sister / brother? Do you think these people will care about rule of law, or turn the other cheek, etc...?

Re: "any other way is a can of worms". I agree with this statement.

Putting these two statements together means there will never be peace in Palestine. It sucks....
It's really not just two companies trying to pull this bullshit. Microsoft and Samsung also try to do the "ecosystem" bullshit. If you try to use a streaming music service other than Spotify, you'll eventually notice almost all social media has an exclusive connection with Spotify to do things like share "now playing" songs or your playlists or whatever. Retail companies tried to force everyone into their payment platform lol. Banks try to force you to only use iOS or locked-down android distros. (Some are even deprecating their desktop websites and forcing you to download the app now, apparently).

There's also the mountain of 'mobile first' (aka mobile-only) garbage out there, and stuff that is nerfed on mobile unless you download the app (so they can squeeze telemetry out of you).

Don't get me wrong, I'm not defending Apple or Google - far from it - but I'm saying there's a lot of real crap going on in tech right now.

To be fair, I am a curious person and use both android and iOS. I use onedrive and (sigh) icloud for storing photos. On my android phone, I can actually have it sync pictures to onedrive and nowhere else (and it'll free up the storage, even! I think...). On iOS it either fills your phone up and then nags you constantly to manually delete pictures, or you use iCloud. There's no other choice.
Depends on the degree program. In STEM, women are still the minority by far [1], especially in IT.

[1] https://www.stemwomen.com/women-in-stem-percentages-of-women...
I find this supposed expose profoundly underwhelming. So a bunch of people collaborated on private channels to promote a point of view? That happens about 10 thousand times per week. We're all living in nested, overlapping and opposing conspiracies that express themselves on social media and in policy. And of course, the people supporting Palestine or Hamas or whatever are doing the same. So what?