skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is quite different around the world. I've rented both at places where I could bring my own security locks and others where the landlord pretty much insisted in having a copy of all keys so they could enter in an emergency (e.g. a water leak) without breaking down the front door.
Sure. I would speculate that the victim of the surveillance would not challenge the surveillance based on the notion that they are entitled to privacy, but instead, that the operator of the recording equipment is not entitled to operate it, either because it is not permitted first amendment activity or, more narrowly, because it breaches the peace.

Court would rule against the idiot trying to mess with the judge and society would continue to function normally.
Motorola spoiled a good budget phone with bloatware
Instagram Reels is a successful clone
Numerous art book publishers churn out dozens of books exactly like this every year. Used bookstores are drowning in them.

Those aren't a reason not to publish a new one with fresh photography and copy, but why does this have a signup site, a software developer on staff, and a post on HN of all places?

Am I just totally missing something?
It's not true that mods don't get paid, exactly. They don't get paid by Reddit, but being a Reddit mod gives you plenty of opportunity to get paid. You're allowed to run ads all over the sub. I know people making over $100K/yr from moderating a sub.
>> base container images

This is very easy to solve for.

>> choice of scheme

There was more wisdom when everyone at least tacitly acknowledge that maybe not everyone should be touching servers.
While jumping on the bandwagon and criticizing Reddit's financials is easy, we should consider its long-term potential. The company has a massive user base.
Apple is in a dominant position. It feels wrong to say that their behaviour does not impact the market.
You got that right. I have an old basic 6th gen ipad with a cracked screen and slowly disappearing battery life but I refuse to get a new one until they drop the requirement for webkit because the web has become a miserable place without ublock. It's amazing that what was once a surfing champ has been reduced to almost unusable with all the trackers, frameworks, adworks, et. I'm mostly reading text, I should not need a super computer.
You're right, I don't want to imply it's OSI's fault at all. There is an incentive from the ex-opensource companies to move on from their permissive licenses to something else. That movement is entirely separate from OSI, the best OSI can do is entice and encourage project to go or stay open source. You can take a horse to water, but in the end you can't make it drink.

I agree that the companies are not really interested in copyleft. They built a business on open source, and as they gain popularity the edge they have in competition by virtue of being the original authors of the project is eclipsed by the resources and marketing power of platform operators. They turn to copyleft to ensure the platform operators can not use their superior resources to embrace, extend and extinguish their product. They use copyleft to even the playing field, and maintain their profit margin.

And yeah there's the ratchet. I think it's in the open source community's interest to try keep projects inside the "open" part of the ratchet cycle. I imagine that if there was an AGPLv4 that had more of the SSPL style provisions it could've kept Redislabs inside the "open" part of the ratchet for another 5 years.

With regards to a detailed criticism of the AGPLv3, the SSPL is a straight fork with a small diff, which basically amounts to rewriting section 13. I feel it is really clear what the intended effect of the changes is, what do you think the OSI could learn from a more detailed criticism? The goal is that platform companies can no longer use proprietary software to operate their product. That might be superficial, but I just don't see a reason why it would have to go deeper than that.
You can buy an android. It’s not hard. You can eliminate all your problems. The solution exists. I do find any further argument temping when not only can you buy an Android, you can buy a cheaper phone that does all the same things.

I do not angry when I use Netflix and the program I wanna watch is on Hulu. I do not complain to Hulu. They offer a app/website and I can buy it that very day. You can, this very day, buy an Android

I wish everything good was free too and I only had one app and one computer OS and didn’t have to choose between car brands too but that’s not Reality
The USA probably the US government already owns their core technology.
Put a UVC emitting light in your mouth for 5 minutes a day (please don’t)
Yes, you can use open source WebKit to make a browser for Windows or Mac.

You cannot for iOS. On iOS, you have to use the WebKit framework. Your app will not be compiled with any WebKit open source code.
Elm [1] is based on a similar idea. Build your app from pure functions that return HTML tags.

[1] https://elm-lang.org/
I used to work backstage at concerts assisting my dad who was a sound engineer. We had my favourite cable of all time, a 30cm extension cord that was affectionately known as the "you've got to be #&$@ing me" cord. You'd run a 40m extension cord up and around the stage and get to the light you needed to plug in and you'd always be just short.

When I went into IT I quickly made myself some 30cm long Ethernet cables with a keystone on one end for just such an occasion.
> 3. Messaging interoperability

> 4. Smartwatches [interoperability]

Where do you draw the line on forcing interoperability?

This is kind of like (in-person) movie theaters.

Movie theaters don't allow you to bring your own food, you have to buy their food/drink.

Why should a movie theater be forced to allow patrons bring their own food?

Why should Apple be forced to allow it's patrons to brining competitive things to their business?

Note: I ask these questions out of genuine curiosity. Not to troll/stir-the-pot.
Not really against the grain here :)
Yes! It's open source, so simply download the project, make the requisite changes, and then run it wherever you like.

https://github.com/pulsejet/memories
Memories from my TV/Movie Experience (2018)
Agreed. It's a problem across the board. Insta can do the same thing. It's just that one is US agitprop, one is Chinese.

We need to train our friends and citizens on how to be effective at changing the world around them and at communicating, and how not to let social media influence them directly.

Sadly, the people who are otherwise smart who I know are further left totally reject mainstream media as "complicit in US government crimes" and so on.
> they can simply change their buying habits.

Sure. And where am I supposed to find affordable food not wrapped in plastic? Ideally in my city and not 100kms away, and not 10 times the price. And now that you're at it, please tell me where I can buy food that is not already polluted by microplastics?

This kind of argument is a just a “blaming the victim” kind of reasoning.
A lot of people are used to WeChat, so it can feel natural to make another one. LINE is also basically WeChat.

I don't think that's enough to make them competitive though. For instance, a scandal in one feature of the app (or Facebook being considered lame by kids) will hurt the rest of it.
But you can still buy an Android phone, iOS is only around 65% in the US (way less in the rest of the world btw). Compare with Google with the Chrome platform (> 90%) and Search engine (> 90%). Try being a web dev without Chrome or a web business without Google, way harder than having an Android phone (like the rest of the world do btw). Apple abusing its power is one thing, but Google has a way bigger monopoly.
Still hoping we'll eventually stop using Fibonacci to show off recursion, because that's one of those examples where the maths might be expressed as recursive relation, but the implementation should never be =)

Good AI would go "you don't want that, that's horribly inefficient. Here's an actually performant implementation based on the closed-form expression".
People get confused by this because "engine" is being used too loosely (to mean totally different things).
It does allow it for SMS apparently, but the UI is easy to misunderstand. In the "Unknown & Spam" settings where you picked "Filter Unknown Senders" there is an option below it marked "SMS Filtering" and you need to set that to... "SMS Filter".

https://www.guidingtech.com/how-to-block-text-messages-from-...

Even if it couldn't do this, that would just bolster the case that Apple is making SMS worse than it has to be on their platform to promote iMessage and its network effects.

EDIT: I booted up my iPhone 14 on the latest iOS and I guess this has changed? There isn't a "SMS Filtering" option near the Filter Unknown Senders option which has moved to the top level Messages settings page versus when the guide was written.

I'm not sure if that means it always filters SMS or it never does, but again if it doesn't filter SMS at all that's an Apple choice, it doesn't mean you can't do it on SMS.
It is a term of art. How Apple acts has an impact on markets. Indeed, as the EU says directly

> The European Commission has fined Apple over €1.8 billion for abusing its dominant position

https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_24_...
> when I look for it, use it myself, or others share what they're doing with it. I guess I'm still waiting for it to take over

Dunno if you follow gaming news at all, but AI spam has become the rule if you look for anything on new popular games

If you want to know how to solve a puzzle or compare two characters or something, it is almost guaranteed that you will come across pages of search results that seem like generated content

They are usually wrong, too
> The claim is that Apple restricts other companies from providing cloud backup of photos.

No, the claim is Apple makes it difficult to bulk download/export photos using Apple software with non-Apple hardware.
No more than it would be OK for government apps to support only iPhone.

What's your point here? AFAIK, there aren't any important government apps or bank apps that are exclusive to the iPhone, nor is there any pressure Apple is putting on banks or governments to be exclusive to them.

It sounds like you made a completely unjustifiable leap from "because of the popularity of the iPhone, governments and banks need to make sure they have iPhone apps (because it's discriminatory and irresponsible of basic services like these not to support a widely-used computing platform)" to "Apple is forcing governments and banks to exclusively support iPhone".
> You can also refrain from buying

Day 56 after I refrained from buying food: I'm now dead.
He was sentenced to one year and six months – three months of which he must serve in prison – and the judge confiscated 2m Danish kroner (half of which will be taken from the man and half from his company). He was also fined 200,000 Danish kroner.

lol good ol' Norwegian justice system. This would likely be 10+ years in the US. It also refutes the common argument that lenient sentencing or 'rehabilitative justice' is a better deterrent compared to the more punitive US justice system. Crime would likely be way, way worse in the US if it adopted Northern Europe's lax standards of sentencing.
Immunosuppressants are very commonly used for various diseases that are caused by overreactions or undesired reactions of your immune system. Glucocorticoids, for example, are very widespread for all sorts of stuff (rashes, asthma, allergies, inflammations, ...). Monoclonal antibodies are also getting popular as a way to treat allergic reactions by means such as "killing" your IgE antibodies (They're basically antibodies that, in this instance, are used against your own body's antibodies).
The US rule that disconnects phone providers without authentication for phone numbers isn’t active yet.
apple should simply allow to replace ios with Android or Linux on iphone (without any support obviously) for those who "feel restricted" and let them have it.. for all the remaining let us keep using Apples walled garden on apples terms (i like having good night sleep knowing that my family members wont fck up their phones, get hacked or their data be used for profit by google, fb and any other "competitor").
Love the vision here, always worth a stab at dethroning something this entrenched that everyone seems to dislike so kudos for the swing at it. Feature-wise, pulling in information about the folks i'm interacting with and having customizable views is what I would gravitate towards (especially if you can pull in the person's other social info). In terms of the site, you did this on your about page a bit but what you described here in your description is what people will want to hear (not necessarily the part about Salesforce but your vision of creating something with modern UX with this capability). More thoughts here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1ECuZtEuPc
Super spreader event we've got ourselves into.

I took a look at Raku, which claims be a better Perl maybe, or closely related but more modern, it certainly looks nice. Although i am a big fan of typed languages, Raku piqued my interest.
Is this verbal algebra?
This reminds me of the NeXT ADB keyboard that has 'Command' as a bar under the spacebar[1]. I appreciate the utility of remapping 'space' as a layer switch, but I would prefer not to have to unlearn 40 years of spacebar usage. I could see enjoying implementing this on a separate key that I can still whack with my thumb-- just not a key that falls within the standard ANSI PC layout.

1. https://deskthority.net/wiki/images/8/87/NeXT_ADB_keyboard.j...
This implies the DoJ doesn’t interact with other departments at all, and I don’t think that’s the case.
I think he gets 20-30 years, and he'll must serve at least 85% of his time. His donations, favors, connections etc. will do him no good.
Same, Discord is useless to me
My guess too
Oh wow thanks!
Not the recent LK-99 debacle, but a previous announcement by the same guy. That was room-temperature but high-pressure. It was discussed on HN at the time:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24777268

The retracted paper:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33057222/
Scroll down on the main page:

01 Run local AI or connect to remote APIs

02 Browse and download models
SAS Non-Linear Mixed Effects Model in Python: A Guide
Salary Needed to Live Comfortably – 2024 Study
According to the study, an annual salary of $138,570 is needed in NYC, and an annual salary of $119,558 is needed in SF
I think you meant to say "No, but it's open source, so simply download the project, make the requisite changes, and then run it wherever you like."

When you say "Yes, it's OSS so you can just do it yourself" it's generally viewed as snarky and misleading, as the question wasn't "can I modify it" but "is it available already in another form?" It's just not helpful to anyone to word it like that backwards manner.
Wait so Reddit wasn't even their idea? Paul just handed them an idea and a bunch of money to go with it?
What organization runs the messaging app? Do we have some kind of consortium of companies? And how do we add or remove companies from that list? There are actually a lot of social problems around this that are already solved by the network of arrangements between the companies that run our phone system and the users of the phone system and so on. You'd likely end up recreating that and at the end of the day you'd have rebuilt the phone system. The technical problems are a very small part of this.
Some people cast doubt on the promise of federation in Threads, saying that it was a marketing ploy that wouldn't see the light of day. While I personally am not a fan of anything Instagram, it's commendable to see them actually implementing federation.
Apple CarPlay Demands
> holds us back from adopting modern technology.

Where we're all captive subjects of some cloud asshole spoon-feeding us bits of infrastructure we used to be able to run ourselves
Mild spoiler, but I could not find corroboration for the black axe human sacrifice claims anywhere on the internet
I know why 'developers' job rejection emails hurt
Yet Another G/O Media Top Editor Quits, Lashes Out at 'Herb' CEO
The feds basically have carte blanche to do whatever they want. This has been standard procedure forever.
I've heard of people planning on doing this at DFW (which is not all that close to the centerline). I also know a guy who's flying up from Atlanta to Indianapolis, I think just for the day, although he plans to leave the airport.

Flights are much more expensive than normal, though. But as that would be the only expense maybe it's not crazy?
When I was on Android it did allow me to do this for SMS.
How would you respond if Apple started requiring access to all your data to let you keep using your phone? Reading the thread, many people would probably still defend them.
Interesting, I used Apollo literally every day from launch to shutdown and did not have the same experience as you at all.
I found NextCloud pretty easy to set up...from yunohost.org.

By contrast, when I tried to install it manually, the distribution install scripts broke on the second run, on changes that the very same script made on the first run. Anti-idempotent, I dropped it with the impression of drumming up hosting or consulting business.
Brewing kombucha in silicone bags makes for less alcohol, faster process
It’s only been a year. As SORA shows, state of the art images and videos will soon be undetectable by human eye and it’s very soon coming to proliferate every “content” you interact with.
Also https://ssi.sh with a managed service at https://tuns.sh
Compute may be substrate independent, but that isn't the point that the person you're replying to is refuting.

> It's clear that both biological sentient beings and sentient being made in factories in the future will essentially be two sides of the same coin...

> why should we consider the sentient being made of cells inherently superior to its transistor-based counterpart?

The defining characteristic of life as we know it, and unique quality of Earth as compared to other planets as we have measured them is the ability to self replicate, and the presence of self replicating matter.

Supposedly a single cell created all life on earth and is therefore directly responsible for every facet of the nature of Earth today. Over hundreds of millions of years the entire atmosphere, and entire surface of the earth as well as unmeasured parts of the sub surface of earth have been completely reshaped and defined by living cells all descended from that original cell.

We're very likely able to create human level intelligence or even super human level intelligence that operates in a factory produced robot body that can survive a human level life span with some sort of maintenance comparable to that of a mechanic/surgeon but if that being needs a factory to generate parts or progeny then it is intrinsically lacking compared to self-replicating cellular life.

Self-replication is a powerful ability that is intrinsic to life and deeply related to intelligent systems. As fabulous as a 4090 may be to us at this point in time, it is incomparable to a group of entities such as a humans that can create a civilization that can make a 4090, whatever material that 4090 may be made of.

A far more profoundly fascinating object is the factory that can make robots that can operate the factory that can make more of the robots, and better. And that's what multi-cellular life really is.

Until a 4090 type device can make more of itself and other by-products like multi-cellular life, the multi-cellular life that can make more of itself and by-products like a 4090 type device is intrinsically better.
we're actually working on a new version of this, which _does_ support TLE! if you're interested, please join https://extism.org/discord and we can get you a preview.
well stated point
I think that telecom operators are free to offer phones that don’t send SMS, and see how many customers that gets them.

What i meant to say in my original comment - it’s not Apple’s fault SMS sucks and people don’t want to use it.
Most people work themselves to death?
Medicare to cover obesity drugs, but not for weight loss
Yes, better than anybody else. That its not enough aint their fault.
It seems like that until you actually try to use them. Not many are actually polished, support formatting, history, and multiple endpoints. There's lots of trivial apps abandoned after a few days, but what are the actually functional, good quality alternatives to this one? (That don't pass your query/answer through a third-party for data collection)
Doesn't look like it's a business, so probably no business plan.
Might be a good excuse to go to Montana though. But on this one you'd have to be careful to pick out a location that has a clear view of the western horizon.
This is a good point. Using final and a static cast to the derived type should eliminate the indirect call.
> Luckily, you have a choice. Other companies make handheld computers that align better with your definition of ownership.

The issue is that your choice is constrained by vertical integration. If you like Apple's hardware, or iOS, or iMessage, or any number of other things, these are all tied together with Apple's app store when they should not be. It's like encountering a retail monopoly in California and someone tells you that you're lucky because you can shop at another store and all you have to do is move to Florida, which also has a retail monopoly, but a different one.

Obviously this is not the same thing, and does not have the same benefits, as multiple stores being right next to each other and allowing you to choose the one you want on a per-purchase basis.
If you're referring to C++ pointer-to-member types, the semantics of those still requires them to perform virtual dispatch at point of use. That is, given:

struct Base { virtual void foo(); }
struct Derived: Base ( virtual void foo(); }
auto p = &Base::foo;
Derived d;
(d.*p)();

The last line must invoke Derived::foo, not Base::foo. Which in turn means that the representation of a pointer-to-member-function cannot be a simple function pointer in the most general case. The representation must store enough information to know whether it's pointing to virtual or non-virtual member, and then store either direct pointer to code or vtable offset depending on that.

Consequently, an indirect call via pointer-to-member has to do the virtual/non-virtual check first, and then look up vtable by index if virtual, before performing the actual call. Which is in fact more work than doing the virtual call directly (since the first step is unnecessary in that case), and thus pointers-to-members cannot be used to optimize away the overhead.
Yes, because it's the other way around now: if you have a green bubble, you don't get invited to the chat in the first place. A different thought experiment for you: assume feature parity between green and blue bubbles starts today, what do you think happens? Do green bubbles suddenly start getting invites to group chats?
Basically the last thing keeping me locked into Google Photos is it's social features.

I see "external sharing" is mentioned but haven't found more information on that. Ideally I'd want the option to share an album with password protection, doesn't require an account to view, and allows comments on photos. Bonus would be to have a running album feed with view receipts per account.

I know that's a lot but wanted to be specific. I'm ready to migrate but haven't found a platform that has feature parity on this front.
The old kidneys tend to shrink quite a bit
Tugboats are pretty incredible. Compared to container ships they look tiny, but they are actually pretty big. During Kings Day in Rotterdam I saw tugboats basically pirouetting in place while blasting water cannons. Way more nimble than even what I’ve seen from ski and wakeboard boats.
As obesity rates rise in the U.S., weight-loss drugs surge in popularity