skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
iCloud by default allows Apple to read and see all of your photos, files, and iMessages, as the iMessage sync keys and message history are backed up in non-e2ee fashion. Everything you send and receive via iMessage is visible to Apple and they turn over 70,000+ user accounts of data per year to the USG without a search warrant.

To operate in China, Apple has to run parts of iCloud on CCP-controlled hardware. Presumably this is to preserve the same government surveillance access that Apple explicitly preserved in the USA at the behest of the FBI (as reported by Reuters).

https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN1ZK1CO/

iCloud syncs the list of recently emailed contacts to Apple, so Apple has your social graph and important contacts even if you don’t use Apple email, iCloud contacts, or iMessage/FaceTime. There is no UI to disable this, it must be done via provisioning profile.

As for ADP - Apple stores file and image plaintext hashes non-e2ee, which allows Apple to see which set of people has unique files, and when. If I make an original meme or document and send it to you, even via AirDrop directly, if we both use iCloud and ADP then Apple knows that we have associated, and when. If you share it to a third person, Apple knows that too. Also, if anyone you iMessage with doesn’t have ADP enabled, your full iMessage conversation history with them remains readable to Apple (and USG et al).

https://support.apple.com/en-us/102651

> Some metadata and usage information stored in iCloud remains under standard data protection, even when Advanced Data Protection is enabled. For example, dates and times when a file or object was modified are used to sort your information, and checksums of file and photo data are used to help Apple de-duplicate and optimize your iCloud and device storage — all without having access to the files and photos themselves. Representative examples are provided in the table below.

Also, iOS in general is a privacy cesspool. You can’t install apps without identifying yourself to Apple, and doing so sends your IP (coarse location), Apple ID (phone number), and device hardware serials to Apple. You can’t ever change or disable this. Even if you don’t use iCloud, the hardware serials are sent to Apple and it maintains a persistent serial-linked connection to Apple for APNS at all times. This cannot be disabled. Additionally the connections happen early in the boot process so they will bypass any user-installable VPNs (provisioning profiles can use old outdated VPN protocols and I think can load before these connections, but approximately nobody uses VPNs in this fashion).

The moment you install a SIM card in an iPhone, the device serial and SIM card phone number are known to Apple and linked, as it will immediately try to register for iMessage without prompting you. This happens even if you don’t use iCloud, and thus is independent of ADP.

This means that wiping the device and swapping SIM cards is useless from a privacy standpoint, as the subsequent phone numbers will be linked by virtue of the device serial (and will also be linked to your IP, bypassing any UI-configured VPN).
Thanks for the nice words, I must say I was not expecting that many people to like kyoo. That's really heartwarming <3
It all boils down to “we don’t like talking” and im sure it’s a great place to work for some folks, but to me it sounds exhausting.
Religious scripture hasn't been a 'valid' source since ~1600/~1700, which was the modern scientific revolution.

I'm pretty sure the Hindu's had similar views on the universe and matter (even Buddhism too), and yet, without proofs, any belief system it's invalid
If you root, you can bypass those issues in most cases. I have 3 apps detecting it, that I can bypass, and only the German health insurance app from TK detects it (according to the internet, it's getting past most solutions somehow). It's not something I'd recommend the average person, but for people who care enough to fiddle, it's still the best way.

I think since my first Android (HTC Desire Z/T-Mobile G2) I spent a total of 1 week on stock, never was a fan of any of them.
I recommend everyone who enjoy the story to try the TV series by Tencent, especially for original book lovers. The Netflix version is somewhat a glimpse.
> It absolutely does. Maybe the author is confusing git with one of the bit-based services like github?

That was the most confusing paragraph. It says that “pull request” merges aren’t part of Git or something. Of course the merge itself is part of Git. I certainly would have heard something by now if people were getting different merge results when using GitHub compared to git(1).

Also

> Most of that distributed history gets thrown away when I do a squash.

Step (1) use squash; step (2) complain that squash throws the history away.
I don't know. The Rare Breed looks good. The 1792 Wheat is one I've wanted to try for a while but haven't yet. I've had some of the others you mentioned, but maybe our tastes are different, or the bottle quality was different - I've honestly had great bottles of Rebel Yell years ago, but also some sub par the very next trip to the same store. The inconsistency is ultimately why I stopped buying it. I don't drink enough to just turn the sub par bottle into mixer bourbon and buy another hoping it will be great straight. If I drank more, that'd be a good strategy with any of those $30 bourbons that tend to have consistency issues.
Yes, I understand how they conducted the experiment! Because this would not be place under the skin, it still constitutes a noninvasive sensing technique
The tweet doesn't add anything over the direct link:

https://gitlab.com/esr/autodafe
Retailers already do this. I worked at a company piloting (many years ago) cameras that can do eye tracking and provide things like a heatmap of physical shelves.

These are expensive so they're usually installed in a few major stores and the insights are extrapolated to everywhere else.
Sounds like you just need interview practice. (Your post seems more about interview nerves than ADHD issues). It’s a different skill, separate from being a good coder. It’s difficult to tell from your post if you have had any interviews yet. You mention “I've never had a real interview after college”. I would specifically look into getting mock interviews where the stakes are low, and get feedback and practice, so you learn how to improve and gain more confidence. You can ask friends, watch YouTube videos (for ideas, but this is not real practice), go to college career networking events, or search for “interview practice” - there are companies and services that offer this. You can get good at this! Good luck!
Connecting Gamification to Business Results
I've been taking ADHD medications for 15 years, off and on, and have never developed any dependencies. You may have to experiment a little bit to find the right medication and dosage, but I don't think developing an "addiction" should be a big concern for you. Ask your provider for the lowest therapeutic dose and stick with that for as long as you can. For example, I take 27mg of Concerta (a low-dose of long acting Ritalin) and I barely notice it, except for at the end of the day, I'm like "damn, I just cranked out 6 hours of uninterrupted productive work". If you are genuinely ADHD, it will feel like putting on a pair of corrective lenses for your mind, it's not going to feel like getting high.
Well that was disappointing. No color, no sense of scale and super short. I have no idea what I just saw.
It's pretty reasonable to guess

How many Right-Wing beliefs could you hold 10 years ago that are remotely close to anything Left-wing today?

I cant think of anything

But there is definitely a trend of people who considered themselves
center-left leaning 10-20 years ago feeling politically homeless as the left has pushed away from them and embraced some more radical ideas
I have adhd. The only way I can focus, is the keto diet. I encourage you to try a diet of low carb veggies, steak, chicken, nuts, and avocados. It might change your life.
Vegan diets are prone to vitamin B12 deficiencies. Same with vitamin D.
There probably wasn’t much time spent building the case. Generally solicitors aren’t involved in these cases because it’s not possible to reclaim legal costs, regardless of who wins. Instead most people just represent themselves, and companies will often just send a local manager to represent them. So super low stakes legal process, where in the worst case scenario your out of pocket for the filing costs (£70) plus reasonable expenses for the other party (travel costs, lost earnings etc) which are all tightly capped, so unlikely to more than another £100-£200.
This doesn’t look like the breakthrough the headline suggests, at least for glucose monitoring.

They created a material that contracts/expands depending on measurement levels, and that can be detected by the magnetometer. But the sample needs to be deposited in it.

This is not a non-invasive glucose monitoring solution, and current under-skin devices will remain a lot more convenient.

A magnetometer costs $1-$5, plus a couple dollars for a microcontroller, what will likely happen is that this will result in a new breed of devices that offer laboratory precision at very low cost. The phone part is irrelevant.
On the surface of it, it looks like literally no one wins. Redis Labs are going to lose a large amount of labour they've been getting for free. This seems like biting the hand that feeds it.

Users lose out on the fruits of that labour, harming bug fixes, feature development etc., as well as now having to consult with legal experts and the like to ensure there is no chance the fall afoul of the new license (you need to be really careful with the wording and the way it might be interpreted, not just how you interpret it or how Redis Lab's blog post suggests it is), and any time and hassles spent switching.

The people providing that labour now have the hassles and expense of forking, setting up governance, legal stuff etc, when they could have been just getting on with things.
It’s like when I’m speed running a podcast or YT video.
Interviewing can be trained.

Start with companies you like but are not your preference.

Try to schedule them reasonable spread to have enough time to learn from them but not that you have to keep them waiting for too long on an answer.
Interesting technique, I could try this. But Im sure I have to practice a bit, I tend to land some terrible jokes sometimes, that I cringe about to this day XD.
Not really, and they (op) are rather specific, pointing out the issues specifically and directly
> anchovies, herring, and mackerel aren’t on most people’s menu often.

y'all are missing out!
I’ve been checking layoffs.fyi. Maybe it’s turned a corner but it’s hard to say.
Heh. I suspect that it might seem fine at first. Then some time passes and people end up wanting more fine-grained control over their local changes that upstream hasn’t accepted yet. Then they either start organizing branches on the upstream into their own namespaces (best case) or they start using (local) patch management systems on top of the centralized VCS (a worse case).
The comparison wasn’t farmed vs wild salmon. It was a comparison between the nutrients in the farmed salmon and those in the fish used to feed those salmon. Basically, there’s inefficiency in nutrient retention. Also not shocking, but not about the fish being in or out of their native ecosystem.
Beg to differ on IRIX. I always hated it as an ISV. Solaris was way better to work with.
Original article title: Fish fed to farmed salmon should be part of our diet, too, study suggests

Original paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s43016-024-00932-z https://doi.org/10.1038/s43016-024-00932-z

Original paper title: Wild fish consumption can balance nutrient retention in farmed fish

I would be curious how this compares to land-based meat production where we use 2-40x of food input to meat output. But nobody suggests reorganizing the economy to eat grass.
No matter which term you use, its gonna mean something "bad" in some language.
And besides, another company, also called wix (a graphical website builder), used that exact fact in Germany/Austria/Switzerland to make a big marketing campaign.
Also prone to talking about it a lot, nobody has time to add all that talking to their diet.
Send me your resume julien _at_ serpapi.com.

We specialize in hiring people on the spectrum. All our workflows are async, remote-first, transparent-first, in a written format, and don't have a deadline unless absolutely needed. We are almost all - including myself - on the spectrum, and minimize team meetings to 1 per week, allow only 1:1s outside of that, and trust everyone to priotzit their own work outside of tasks assigned specifically to one person.
Decades ago, CITS. It was a system to keep track of "Corporate Inventory In Transient". The idea was to track inventory in Trucks.

This may seem useful, but with what I know now, it was to track inventory for a reason that was border-line illegal. During Inventory time, trucks would be loaded up and they would cruse the Highways until the Inventory was over. They wanted a way to know what inventory was on a sightseeing trip.

That company went out of business over 30 years ago and no longer exists.
Stock ROMs are still filled with ads and useless extras, rarely providing meaningful features over an AOSP like LineageOS.
Huh? This site is part of Github. It is on a different domain (presumably) so that if there is a DNS outage it will not be affected.
This probe is flying through an incredibly harsh environment, and it’s likely tuned for certain brightnesses/wavelengths to show features better. It’s also why a lot of space probes use false color; your eyes just wouldn’t be able to see features otherwise.
Trying to step up their data privacy violation game with distributed AI
Get anchovies in oil rather than brine, they are much more palatable. They might be in a cold case because often they aren't packaged in a can.

I make a fresh Caesar dressing with anchovies that's quite good
Giving a hoot about what others think.
ADHD (and many other psychological struggles) can be managed with practice and good habits and time.
You seem to have a desire to change (evidenced by posting here) which is a great signal you are in a place to make changes in life. If you want, you can learn now how to make changes in your life to work with your ADHD and learn to manage it's effects, thereby being more successful than you would have been leaving it undiagnosed and poorly understood. This is a great position to be in! You know are in a position to learn the skills you need to manage the ADHD.

Additionally, you seem to have diagnosed yourself as having a skill deficit with interviewing. This is also a great position to be in. If you want to work on interviewing, which based on your message it sounds like is your weak skill, then invest time (and maybe money) in practicing that skill with the added understanding you have (and skills you are building) about your managing your ADHD.

One way to think about this is to treat interviewing as a separate skill set; there really are lots of online resources that teach you to interview these days. Practice interviewing as a separate skill set.

You can invest in this skill with money; leetcode and other sites really package this as a service. The benefit to you is not that they will grant you a job offer; it's that they will grant you the opportunity to practice in low stakes environments. There are also places online that are pairing people for interview practice.

You can also reach out to people you have worked with previously and say: I want to practice interviewing; would you spend 30 minutes with me doing a mock interview? People love to help each other.

At the same time continue to invest in managing and understanding your ADHD by working with professionals to develop those skills. Combine the two and some time and you can do this.

You'll get this. Hang in there! Feel free to email me if you would like to talk more.
A guide to the wedge marketing strategy – MKT1 Newsletter
Declared stability and call to action; linking to an announcement is usually fine.
For that I use http://68k.news, gopher://magical.fish and gemini://gemi.dev to bypass most paywalls.

With offpunk, I can read and dump gopher, gemini and 'simple web' content offline in batch mode.
Is Xr0 the only ongoing project to provide Safe C?
>First Direct Imaging of a Kelvin–Helmholtz Instability by PSP/WISPR

https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/1538-4357/ad2208

>To characterize the spatial scales involved (e.g., radial size, width, and separation of the eddies) we use exclusively observations from WISPR-I, the only instrument where the eddies were discernible.

>From the GCS reconstruction, we estimated that the CME propagated radially in a direction with a Carrington longitude of 20° and latitude of 10°.

>Since all the features exhibited a rather elliptical shape, to characterize the typical scales involved, we measured the length of the major and minor axes (the major axis is along the propagation direction, while the minor axis is perpendicular to this direction).

> From the time-lapse considered, we estimate that the lifetime of the eddies (i.e., the temporal period) is less than 30 minutes.

>Table 1. Average Sizes (in Mm) of the Minor (top row) and Major (lower row) Axis of Observed Eddies

https://iopscience.iop.org/0004-637X/964/2/139/suppdata/apja...

https://content.cld.iop.org/journals/0004-637X/964/2/139/rev...

https://content.cld.iop.org/journals/0004-637X/964/2/139/rev...
Lie. Religious caste placation positions are not permanent.
Arx: Store files and directory in an archive quickly and with random access
You can always say, "I observed event A at time X from position Y"

Relativity doesn't make time-keeping impossible. It just requires more clarity. UTC was implemented after Einstein passed away.
It’s footage captured inside the Sun’s corona with a scientific instrument, not a Hollywood VFX sequence.
I consider drug users 'clinically ill' people. They don't deserve prison, but free medical threatament.
It’s worth reading up on ADHD from well respected sources, you may have preconceptions that are false - especially about the typical medication prescribed to people with ADHD.

Concerta or Ritalin, for instance, are not like some other mental health drugs where you have to take them regularly without fail to benefit. You can take it one day, benefit for that day, and not take it the next.

If you are worried about dependence, remember, you have a condition, you _need_ dopamine. If you don’t get it via a prescription, you will get it elsewhere. That’s what ADHD behaviour is - you are seeking dopamine. Maybe better from a pill than from narcotics, alcohol, or other antisocial behaviour.
Yeah, the thing about us programmers is that we can build whatever stuff which is incompatible with the fundamental tool (centralized things vs. git(1)) on top of the tool and then complain that the tool has become useless. So it’s true that if you insist on having so much centralization that you become impotent once GitHub goes down, then yeah decentralization isn’t work for you—because you went out of your way to make it useless.
Right. It's not actually in anyone's interest most of the time to deliberately destroy the company in the short term to have a glimmer of hope of maybe successfully reinventing it in the longer term. Shareholders always have the option of moving on and employees/management can probably collect paychecks for more time while they possibly look elsewhere. Corporate legal continuity is probably overrated.
Schedule-Free Learning – A New Way to Train
Thank you for your advice, I will discuss with my provider about this.
Farmed salmon tastes even less like fish than wild caught salmon, and it tastes a bit more … bland, maybe a little like breadcrumbs. Depending on your area and where you’ve had salmon, you might never have had wild salmon. Also there are how many different varieties of salmon? Quite a few, it’s sort of like asking how does fish taste, we all have a mental reference but what exact fish does that reference correlate to? Probably a mixed experience

I enjoy anchovies, mackerel and herring but you will most commonly find those types of fish dried and loaded with salt. Probably nutritious but I wouldn’t call them healthy.
We have co-evolved with technology
> Later this year, the spacecraft will reach a whopping 430,000 miles per hour.

This is much faster than Voyager!

The speed of light is 670,616,629 miles per hour in a vacuum. We're starting to get into the not insignificant percentage territory here.

That's nearly 0.1%!
Which is not a difficult to solve problem. Carnivorous diets can have their own problematic health outcomes.
Well, there’s war, and then there are wars which are driven by popular cultural and social ideologies. Desert Storm and WW1 are pretty different than WW2 that way.
No, which is why I think there has been less support for the (previous) OSS company than some other projects.

Redis labs effectively became the defacto owner of the project later down the line when Antirez joined them. They inherited the project then tried to capture all of the value.

This isn’t a case of the original maintainers trying to sustain the project. It’s a hostile takeover that’s backfiring significantly. They brought Microsoft onboard as a partner hoping that would get them through the mess. Turns out that wasn’t enough.
> Find the copes that get you through the day.

Adderall for working hours, weed to calm back and destress down after working hours. It can be really difficult to navigate and contort ourselves to a world that has little tolerance for mental differences, but alas we have no choice so copes are critical.
Of all the things they described as possible, measuring glucose is the least interesting, since we already have a better tech for that.

They have a number of other potential applications, and it's rather clever and surprising. They could have led with any of those.
Tips for eating ? Oil and bread if you’re into that
https://grapheneos.org/contact#community

> Our chat rooms are bridged across Discord, Telegram and Matrix so you can choose your preferred platform.

> We have an official forum for longer form posts, which is publicly accessible and easier to search. We are using Flarum for our forum.

https://discuss.grapheneos.org/

If they mandated discord as a closed support community sure, but you can't be too upset by the mere affiliation with a discord channel when they also offer all the above
No, I think it means that you don’t understand the license. Since it is no longer open-source licensed, I can no longer use code from Redis (after this change) in open-source projects, since the licenses are not compatible.

Ton case it isn’t clear: I can’t now pick up, say, a module from Redis and use it in a GPL/MIT/BSD-licensed (i.e. open-source) project.

I would suggest making some time to research the effects because it obviously doesn’t work the way you think.
GPS cannot be used on the moon

Yes it can: https://tempo.gsfc.nasa.gov/news/using_GPS_signals_at_the_mo...

There's a paper about it here, they're planning a Moon-based experiment: https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/20230012191/downloads/NC...

Figure 10 in the paper shows that after a few hours of signal acquisition positioning errors should be down to the single or low double digit meters.

In case it's unclear, this isn't a "lunar GPS system", but listening to the scatter of the Earth-based GPS signals we've got now, on the Moon.

I don't know about the rest of your comments or claims, but in general GNSS signals are used for lots of unexpected and novel things. E.g. people are detecting North Korean missile launches with GPS (the rocket plume casts a measurable "shadow" as the signals travel through it).
Acting class, for helping with interviews is something I've never heard or read till now.
This post is helping me get some diverse perspectives. :)
Found https://my.diffend.io/gems which is basically this.