skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How about when you send a video or photos between iPhone and android the quality is abysmal. That is apples doing.
Exactly. Don't do this. UB is fragile.

When downshifting to C, use opaque structs to hide private data and use regular function pointers. There are numerous examples of C VTables but these tend to be slow. When possible, don't use OOP or VTables because it's slow and more difficult to debug. Using plain functional and procedural architectures is much more robust, deterministic, testable, and easier to reason about.

https://godbolt.org/z/feajn1W4j
Japan has adopted LTR long ago in TV and the web. Never seen a Japanese site formatted vertically. Newspapers and books are still vertical, but it's not really difficult to read one way or the other.
I'm fine with this. Apple can extend sucky BT, Apple can make their faster Apple Silicon chips, Apple can make iMessage since SMS is trash, Nvidia can do CUDA cause OpenCL sucked, whatever. Just don't also intentionally kneecap the competitors by removing their interfaces.
The existence of Bracewell-Von Neumann probes is the one reason I don’t absolutely dismiss UFO believers out of hand. It’s actually a little bit surprising we don’t see intelligent machines in our neighborhood! But believing in this as a possibility is very different from renting a ship, sailing to a specific location, and saying “this is the residue of an alien probe.” Especially when the evidence you used to find the site is itself very shifty.
Kinds interesting. Couldn't these also just be defined as not-yet-definrd words?

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That’s super shady, and Glassdoor has lost its usefulness to me, so this easily nudged me to delete my account. Straightforward process can be started at the bottom of this page: https://help.glassdoor.com/s/privacyrequest
Pa. zoning laws are strangling home construction and lawmakers want changes
The inability to jump between functions is the main point. It is a sequence where I meant one goto doing all of them at once, not a choice list.

Also there are a few quirks here and there in a few languages, but it would break the flow to stop and enumerate the ones I know, plus I'd still miss some.

C is quite unruly, as it dates back to when this was a live debate, and this is one of the ways it being "portable assembly" is a reasonable statement. Duff's device is not possible in almost any other language. ISTR one other, but I'm not sure what it was... I may even be thinking about this: https://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=388976 and that's 2004, not sure if perl can do that anymore.
Questions about machine-learning models for Fedora
Incidentally, I started using kratom after quitting Prozac cold-turkey so I was probably serotonin-starved or something. It felt like the lights were finally turned on. My code, social life, discipline, etc. was 10x better. But that wore off after 4 months or so and 2 years later I had to pay the price.
I’m actually thinking I will switch after my iPhone 8 packs it in. iPhone is now about extracting money not providing the best phone. Every app has an in app purchase. Let us have root to our iPhones so we can install open source projects.
And I’ll be swiping until the day they remove the readers if they don’t introduce monthly capping via OMNY!

The Metrocard is actually a quite elegant and resilient/decentralized system, given the technology that was available when it was introduced. OMNY depends on a network connection being (almost) always available.
Microsoft Paper Intros Autonomous AI Framework, Turning Devs into Supervisors
The green bubble complaining must have the lowest level of credibility among all the anti-apple complaints. The method of "monopolization" here is to make their product cooler than their competitors product. The idea that we need to government to step in and force apple to make android cool too is so silly.
I wish someone brought back a Delicious clone. I loved its naive Web 2.0 aesthetics.

I think it was a really nice service. Right now all similar ones I know of are unpleasant to use and get in your way.

It was really minimal and useful to find new things. One particular area where link sharing makes a lot of sense, yet existing services are not very nice, is academic papers.
> an LLM cannot be used to create a better LLM

By that logic most humans are also not intelligent.
I suspect the "Super Apps" is the real reason for this lawsuit. The other giant tech companies are probably pushing for this.

This would let Google get rid of dedicated apps like Gmail or Google Maps, and then just force everyone to go through a central Google app itself.
"goto is not an evil code devouring monster" != "goto is good". It's rarely useful. It would be hard to truly remove from most languages that support it.

But there's a reason even in languages that have it, you use it rarely. Structured programming is really good.
That's exactly what happened and made me hate Yahoo even more than I already had. The day delicious was shut down for good I lost something that I have never managed to replace. Sad times :(
> Should we also prevent lock-in for car parts, because there are infinite places to go in cars?

...yes. Of course we should protect the personal transportation of hundreds of millions of Americans. And we do via the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act.

In the same way, of course we should protect the primary form factor of personal computer for roughly a hundred of million Americans.
It’s a given in this particular scenario. Otherwise the US wouldn’t be there.

I think it’s a much more probably scenario (however extremely unlikely) that the US would fail to engage if the invasion occurred.
At least in Japan, not important. Japanese is written vertically in novels, comics, newspapers and some writing in school, but almost everything else is written horizontally. Textbooks, manuals, letters from the bank, websites. Restaurant menus often go vertical for a more Japanese feel or horizontal for a more western one.

That said, I think it's great to see this support added to webkit. A diverse web is good for everyone.
Immich does exactly this with CLIP models, you can even customise which CLIP model it uses and it does a phenomenally good job, I'd personally say surpassing even Google Photos.
I'm perplexed that there are a significant amount of people on a tech forum that can't do a simple linear extrapolation from last year to one year into the future. That would get you in the right direction, except that we're on an exponential curve.
You used to be able to, with tools like Trillian and Gaim.

Not any more, at least for any semi-popular chat. The throwaway and no-names? Yeah you can, well until IF they get big. And well, they won't.
I wish someone would make a console 3 way merge with some rudimentary editing support. I know there’s vimdiff, but I just don’t gel with it. For the lack of a better description I just want a console version of Meld’s 3-pane merge.
Minneapolis / St Paul.
Nice to see meaningful updates like these. Curious to try these out on a polyglot page.
This. This is the one. I have those little flossies in an opaque jar on my coffee table and invariably, every night after dinner, I have flossed. Make it easy to do and you might do it more often.
https://rhodesmill.org/brandon/2012/one-sentence-per-line/ is one possibility. And discusses a Kernighan Unix memo from 1974 advocating for the practice. "UNIX for Beginners" https://web.archive.org/web/20130108163017if_/http://miffy.t... (PDF)
Anecdotally, it had no impact for me. I normally stay up way too late and really want to sleep earlier. While taking an edible will make me very tired, I will still fight to stay awake as long as possible. When I do finally sleep, it seems less restful.

I’ve stayed up for 2 days straight more times than I can count. I actually find that easier than making the decision to go to bed. That’s my issue, it’s not the act of sleeping, it’s the act of deciding that today is over.
Truly, the man with ideas that are both mathematically insightful and one of the best practical ideas in the history of programming is a rare breed. I wish I could have met him.

I regretfully do not know my history will enough to know if he invented structured programming as we know it, but his advocacy certainly played a large role in its acceptance.
> the reader at the door, connected to hotel central system

That’s very often not the case, though, especially in retrofitted installations.

Locks are sometimes offline and even battery powered (and I suspect they can even report a dying battery to the front desk by setting the appropriate flag on keycards as they’re being read).
Cue the student loan headlines as well… quite the theatre
Wow they must be making millions on this lucrative market, defending DDoS providers from each other. An infinite money glitch!
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Any suggestions on the best workflow to export out of Google Photos? I have ~200GB in Google Photos and would need to eg put together the weird Google Photos metadata into usable format for Memories
At this point, most people likely associated the word "phone" with something closer to a modern smartphone than a landline. Language can change. From my point of view, the problem is more that Apple set a precedent of these restrictions due to them being the first mover, and few mainstream phone companies have tried to break out of this idea (even though other phones are technically more flexible if you try hard enough).
I loved this complaint from Boeing against the whistleblower employee:

“John still needs to learn the art of F2F (‘face to face’) engagement to address and follow up on issues instead of using e-mail to express process violations.”
Hah, I remember this. Talk about a missed opportunity. I’m glad an attorney picked up the scent here and offered pro bono services but they should have pressed way harder because it seems Microsoft’s argument was pretty weak. The fact that Microsoft ended up compensating anything at all, shows that all they really wanted was the domain which would have probably been worth enough to be set for life and still be able to donate to charity.
The product made by that university was whole plant, ground. It might have been paid to grow it, but it wasn't any good at it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/trees/comments/epeb6k/the_universit...
Not doing a write when the disk is idle doesn't save anything even if that write turns out to be unnecessary.
got it. guess my point is that excellent support for latest formats are super important for this to be viable for mass user

(AFAIK latest browsers still do not support HDR photos.. so guess would be hard to implement in open source those).
To add another anecdote, I have found that these in particular https://aproperhigh.com/products/edible/plus/lychee-sleep-1-... are noticeably more effective and have less grogginess than other stuff I've tried, and they're the only thing I've found locally with CBN
The article mentions Korean but vertical writing is not used at all in Korea. It went out of fashion many decades ago. I'm not sure why safari decided to add this feature...
To me this seems great and even humble. As RAM is dirt-cheap this can significantly improve performance (especially when external or a remotes drives are involved and not only NVMe SSDs), also prolong SSDs life (which means saving not just money but also the hassle of replacing them, money as well though - when it's a Mac and you can't just replace the SSD).

I wish I could configure Windows the same way: whenever it can use RAM to avoid an extra disk write/read - it should.
> What if I don't want to switch browsers for the "best experience" when using your app? What if I want you to make your app the best experience on my browser of choice?

What if I cannot do that due to there being no incentive for Apple to support web standards in Safari?

We don't want our users to have to switch browsers, but that leaves us with no ability to use lots of the features that make modern web apps competitive at all with native apps.
It’s going to be such a relief when medical professionals can speak to specific “strains” (is this a problematic term here?) of people instead of trying to speak about all humans as though they all fit in one homogenous bucket.

Internally we are wildly different and surprisingly varied.
I doubt either site would be updated with info about an ongoing cryopreservation.
Ongoing fines until they achieve compliance, or legally barring them from operating in the US. I think that's usually how rulings go in these kinds of cases.

Page 76 of the lawsuit PDF goes into some specifics under the section "Request for relief".
Tell HN: It is now impossible to dismiss shorts from your Youtube feed
There's no way to run from shorts - [1]. Recommendations getting worse every day. The search is a joke. You win YouTube, I'm cancelling my subscription. Not gonna pay you money to watch the things you want me to watch.

1 - https://r2.easyimg.io/o5i81liv0/1000042941.png

P.s.: I've been collecting screenshots to illustrate everything I'm complaining I'm this post, but they are in my PC and honestly I don't think think anyone will care about this. Maybe later I'll post them here.

Here's a video you me trying to search for something on YouTube - https://youtube.com/shorts/DbadkzrH8cc?si=OgQxhA6L6GWSoxgR
Thank.

God.

Fuck evil Apple.
There is a desktop app available (I mean it’s basically a wrapper around the web UI, but still).
Google Photos can already do this pretty well. I use the feature daily without friction. Sometimes, but not always, it can even pull text from receipts I photograph, which is handy for expense reporting.
> transcode...

I guess other important point is to store originals as well (or maybe even rendering originals directly). and also RAW format for audio video.

then comes question on handling 250GB+ videos and libraries for TBs sizes

Apple Photos rocks in all of the above. and it also works excellently offline.

to beat it you have to really solve those problems..
> looking at things like RNA/DNA mutation rates in known species it's pretty damned easy to see that things have been around a whole lot longer than 6k years

Again, please understand the underlying assumptions you are making when you concoct statements like this. Namely: DNA/RNA started as a single form and has mutated at a constant rate since then. You have no evidence to support that, and I disagree with every component of it.
a shockingly difficult problem, having lived through this with my dad. he had early cognitive stuff going on that we had no way of realizing until he started making bizarrely bad choices.
Kava, kratom, salvia are all federally legal and basically unregulated.some states have laws about these plants. I think marijuana should fall into the same category as these other plants in regards to how the government is involved. What is hard to understand about that?
Arabic and Islamic influence in Dune 2 [video]
Thanks for sharing, always fascinating to see different lottery tickets.
That's not all he said.

Also, look up the meaning of the word 'prospect' before claiming it couldn't possibly be 'objectification'.
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> Because people complain their system is "slow" if it blocks on disk I/O.

Yeah, I/O blocks drive me mad every time. They are more noticeable on Windows though. Perhaps that's because Windows doesn't RAM-cache enough and I do a lot of USB I/O (USB NIC, USB drives).

> Another set of people also complain Linux takes too long to safely unplug USB drives.

If only it had an APIs to see how much RAM of a specific device is RAM-cached rigth now and visualize the progress of flushing that cache... Unvisualized long I/O (incl. caching) operations, let alone those freezing the UI, indeed feel bad and are a UX bug.

One of the key reasons I prefer Linux over Windows is Linux is much more rare to freeze, no matter the workload.
> H2 can be extracted from seawater (or freshwater) ‘easily’ and nitrogen is the most abundant gas in the atmosphere.

'easily' indeed. The problems are the very large electricity demands, difficulty in storage and moving from place to place.

The fact that Nitrogen is abundant is irrelevant. The hard part isn't finding it. The hard part is getting it to react with the H2 to form ammonia.

As for freshwater vs saltwater. The energy (and cost) required to go from salt water to pure water for the electrolyzer is a rounding error compared to the energy (and cost) required to go from pure water to H2.
That's Apple being hostile to consumers, not Spotify. And the fact that Apple Music does offer subscriptions and doesn't need to pay 30% was appreciated in Europe with $2B just to make a point to Apple that they absolutely need to stop their BS.
No kidding. Pour one out for the glory days of .txt game guides ala GameFAQs. No pictures, no ads, just pure plaintext information. Glorious.
These links all reference process in specific areas with little or no context otherwise. For example, pointing to grain production increases does not acknowledge the required dependence on chemical inputs, water use, or infrastructure to move grained from large growth areas to those who actually eat it. Pointing to cancer treatment, while hugely important to those battling cancer, says nothing of what will plague us if we ever succeed in eradicating cancer.

If you have links or explanation of how we could possibly get to a world with no illness or suffering I'd be very interested. I'm also not expecting anything as that first depends on somehow already knowing what we don't yet know, like what will kill people once we cure cancer.
Pretty simple one. No.
It's certainly inspired, but it has been subject to the chaotic nature of humanity, as has everything since the fall.
Facebook is even worse nowadays
Using tailscale can solve this problem, and that's what I've opted to do since I was using tailscale already.
Netflix Kept Showing Smoking in TV Shows Despite 2019 Pledge, Study Finds
I just started watching 3 Body Problem, and in first 20 mins smoking scenes are non-stop.
I still haven’t found an ideal solution, despite a variety of options.

Cloudflare tunnels are good, but Cloudflare terminates TLS certificates, and scans the traffic. People host on premise for privacy, which is moot if using Cloudflare.

FRP is simple and works, but it takes inbound traffic from open Internet. A vulnerability in it could compromise your environment. The transport encryption is customized (probably using TLS). It’s not a VPN quality software, going through audits. It may need a reverse proxy in front of it.

The ones that make outbound connections seem better. Ngrok pricing is not good, particularly when using custom domains. Tailscale funnel seems to be for short lived lightweight connections, has bandwidth and speed limitations due use of relay servers, kills my CPU, and requires a tailnet.

SSH reverse tunnels require some scripting with autossh or similar to ensure persistent connections.
You are underestimating the dangers of long distance space travel.

It doesn’t matter if ‘sea travel’ included people juggling flaming chainsaws, it’s still not even in the same league.
I have to close at least 10 of these stupid prompts every single day. Accept all has proven to be the fastest way to get it to go away. I don't even read what it says. If there's a prompt appearing on a website with a button that says accept, I click it.
Same as basically any physical lock can be trivially picked. Yet no one is buying office door locks based on pick-resistance. Burglars will smash their way in anyways.
The DMA also applies to Chrome, so there'll be some pressure from that direction.
Makes me wonder whether Google is scanning all photos for text and making use of the data found.
> Copying them off the phone with a usb cable is nearly impossible if you don't have a macbook

Even if you have a macbook, it is not much better. The photos app kept crashing on me if I tried to copy more than 500 photos. Also, copying to photos is not enough, you need to export everything too. And that messed up the metadata so bad for me.

Iphone is useless as a camera to me. There is simply no way to get original quality photos and videos out of it. What good is camera if you can't access the media you shot?
If they're legalized it's possible it would be easier to track usage, and stage interventions if someone's demonstrating dangerous patterns.

If it's illegal than maybe fewer people are exposed, but it can be harder to know when it's a problem.
It is a hard problem because the line between an OS function and an application function is very blury. Take for example the FindMy functionality. It's open to third party devices and manufacturers like Tile, but to get all the functionality the OS has, you need to use FindMy, not your own app (like Tile used to/still does). But is FindMy an OS functionality as a built in, privacy preserving, low powered tracker service) or is it an application? Or WebKit. Webkit is the only web rendering engine in iOS. Every app has equal access to WebKit, but is it part of the platform or competing in the platform? Sure, on general purpose computers, browsers are applications, but is there any reason they can't / shouldn't be an OS service? The lower level networking stacks are OS services. The higher level screen drawing stacks are OS services. Why would gluing those two things together not be an OS service?
I don't know, take the high road even if it costs something if you know your decision is causing the bullying? But no, greed wins.
He had the Bobbler and he also had the Babbler, the later being a short story involving the Tines ...
Temu Loses Big in Effort to Compel OTSA Class Action to Arbitration
Please understand the discussion at hand before commenting. Nobody is denying the existence of small-scale "micro-evolution" that subtly guides species into local optima. The question is of abiogenesis and mass-speciation, topics evolutionism has been thoroughly unable to explain, despite many attempts.
Does it indicate what the trigger was on the timing? As far as I can tell, most if not all of this has been Apple SOP for some time.
Tobacco frankly probably shouldn't be legal.
I'm honestly not sure if that is the case anymore. With a purely fiat system we really can't afford to pay off the debt, doing so would remove money from the money supply and could lead to an economic contraction.

I'm no sure what would happen economically if we paid off federal debt in any meaningful amount. I'd be really curious if you have any insights into what that would look like.
A new way Ebola replicates
Maybe the solution is a premium rate for cash?

There is a cost for taking cash. And our parks are underfunded. Maybe a no-change policy might work. But mandating such requirements without balancing funding just means more gates closed while rangers, instead of accepting visitors or keeping eye on errant hikers, must sit indoors to count cash and draw up the rules for doing so.
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