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I actually don't care if I'm honest. I will be a good citizen, use all the normal services and blend in with the noise. Data about you looks much more suspicious if there is none.

If I wanted to do something nefarious I'd do it completely offline.
What makes you say this is related to SSB?
How do you sync to an Android phone?
You can trust what happens in front of your eyes until everyone starts wearing augmented reality contact lenses.
You mean AI Assisted Advertising Avatars.

If you're a google PM reading this, please don't be a part of the problem
I totally disagree with your politics,

but I do think that your explanations make sense,
or rather- while I think he is earnest in wanted a new state ruled by "Grey Tribe", given the book listed at the top he wrote: The Network State: How To Start a New Country, but these specific complaints do feel like he's doing a mean Haha gotcha, how would it feel now ?? sort of style

Or I guess put another way, I think he is both earnestly wanting it but also choosing these examples to be a comparison so it seems "fair"
If you don’t want to use a finder replacement app which would add the extra right click functionality like creating a text file, there are finder extensions/plugins.

There’s one called FinderUtilities[1] which does specifically what you want.

There’s also more featureful extensions like Power Menu[2] as well.

1. https://github.com/suolapeikko/FinderUtilities

2. https://fiplab.com/apps/power-menu-for-mac
I was actually thinking about a phrase like “it activated my amygdala” instead of “it made me anxious” et al, where you have to know some neuroscience, hence less accessible to the general populace. Another example is “updated my priors” instead of “learned some new information” or “changed my mind.”
I helped my dad castrate some of cattle one time, and we just tossed the ... parts ... off into the grass. Later I saw one of them come over and eat one. So I'm not so surethey would not eat meat on their own, but since they are too slow to catch any, and they couldn't tear it off the carcass, anyway. I expect that chopped up meat is in short supply in the grasslands.
Django and Vue Without DRF
Maybe because you're in the passing lane and should be in the right lane then you wouldnt have that problem.

"But I'm going the speed limit and screw speeders !"
It's not your job or place to enforce speed limits. It's also the law that if someone wants to pass you (and speed) then you get in the right lane.

So kindly MOVE OVER if you are unwilling to go the speed of traffic.
I wouldn't buy a machine with 8gb these days, but millions of people will be just fine with 8gb. Yes, Apple charges too much for memory upgrades, blah blah, but those base model machines, starting at $699 are extremely compelling. That's the tradeoff! You pay $200 extra for 16gb so that others get a compelling machine that lasts a very long time.

Even comparing the mid tier, I roll out Latitudes at around $1100 a piece to my end users and they have dim screens and last about 3-4 years, or I can roll out a MacBook Air for slightly more and they last 5-7 years without complaint.
I'm reading the Textbooks Are All You Need paper, which goes into this idea. The result of that research was Phi 1, and eventually Phi 3 (released a few days ago).
Yeah… if folks are offended by some of the comments in the source code here they really aught to have a look at some of the other popular media from the era to contextualize what was considered acceptable at the time.
SSD speeds have also increased. Prior swap space was incredibly slow, where as today it’s slower than ram but not always human noticeable for many tasks.
Albiet a KYC mixer whose database will inevitably be leaked.

But I digress.
This tech makes me not even want to speak.
I'm absolutely not trying to strawman your comment.

There is no clear cut, bright line between life and health. The body doesn't care if you took steroids with a prescription or without one.

As noted in another comment, Arnold Schwarzenegger has a heart condition. I have read it might have killed him at a young age if he hadn't been a devoted fitness nut.

He admits to using steroids. He's still alive.
They do have a way to suspend inactive tabs though. The feature is literally called Memory Saver [0].

[0] https://blog.google/products/chrome/new-chrome-features-to-s...
You Shouldn't Upgrade to Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Yet
I had 50+ tabs opened on my M1 8/256GB as a dev while running an IDE and a few local servers.

It was fine.

I hardly think that the general mass has problems with Chrome on a 8/256 Apple Silicon Mac.
Lovely. Just about any sort of texture map I could think of, and great variety. I especially like the glassy/stone textures. Any Blender add-ons that integrate with the site?
Problem is solved with using a VPN, no?
Apple actually forces you to use 2 keys when setting up security keys for iCloud, just did the setup few weeks ago.
Looking up The Wolfram Physics Project by Steven Wolfram might be of some interest.

[0] The Wolfram Physics Project https://www.wolframphysics.org/

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Wolfram#Wolfram_Physic...

[2] Project Launch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbfFt2uNEyQ

[3] The Wolfram Physics Project Livestream Archive https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1K6tfdzM1Jc&list=PLxn-kpJHbP...
> How can you then say that email A from the AI is bad, while the exact same email B from a human is truly good?

Why are you asking us these questions when you could instead be asking ChatGPT?
Inside Germany I can get by without Visa/Mastercard, only relying on SEPA transfers (often aided by PayPal) for online purchases and Girocard/EC-Karte on the street.

But even inside the EU, as soon as I leave Germany, my Girocard has to magically become a "Maestro" card to be useable.
The first time I log in to a service on a new device it'll prompt me to sign a challenge with a previous passkey. If I've got my yubikey handy I'll just plug it in and sign it and add a new passkey to my new device. If I only have my phone the site will flash up a QR code I scan with my phone which signs and posts back the proof to a callback URL for the site. I only need to do this once per device if I add a passkey to the device.
Analyzing isotopes for nitrate in sake for combating beverage fraud in Japan
Very manageable.

Even in larger cities it is quite rare to see patients with full-blown AIDS - and the few times that happens, it comes down to:

- Severe drug addiction and (often combined with) mental illness that results in the patient not being able to follow the drug regiment. This is the main reason.

- Religious reasons, homeopathy, etc. The patient believes they can prey the illness away, use alternative medicine, or similar.

- Extreme denial. The patient simply doesn't believe they have HIV, and thus refuse to take medication.

Most places in the western world HIV medication is free, for obvious reasons.
To be charitable towards HN, one potential angle of discussion is the privacy implications of using genetic sequencing for investigations. A less charitable towards HN angle would be to talk about how to do this business better and blitzscale it effectively. Of course, ultimately one would expect HN posters to behave with civility and empathy.
Low Power DDR5 [0][1] uses 20% less power than LPDDR4X.

[0] https://semiconductor.samsung.com/dram/lpddr/lpddr5/

[1] https://www.jedec.org/news/pressreleases/jedec-updates-stand...
It’s using something, I don’t know what. It’s a MASSIVE improvement from the continuous slow degradation that ended in 16.x.
I can’t guarantee that my experience scales to the entire firm but this doesn’t really resonate. I’ve never come into a project with a day one answer. I think the archetypal example of what you describe is organizing layoffs, in which case the company needs to shed heads and needs to know where it can do so. Which is sort of a day one answer. I’ve never touched this sort of thing Personally.

I’m not sure who the rubber stamp would be for either. Your subordinates I guess? But that seems not particularly important tbh.
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Over the last three years I have purchased base model 8GB M1 MacBook Airs for each of my three daughters and three of my many nieces as they all decided to go to college nearly simultaneously.

It highly likely that MacOS has required the use of virtual memory 0 times since they were all powered on.

Unlike the rest of us psychopaths, they don't keep an Avogadro constant's worth of tabs open at all times.
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Snaps are yet again at the center of the problem. It's been more than 10 years and they still cause issues, are generally hated by the community and a PR disaster.
I didn't know they wrote a book! Just bought a copy. It's probably gonna pwn my ereader now, but worth it for the lulz.
Rust the language is certainly more difficult than the Smalltalk language. The language isn't the issue.

You have Smalltalk the language, which is this [] big, and Smalltalk the environment and class libraries, notably the GUI system, which is this [.....**.....] big.

And, sure, you have all of the source code, but, for me, the source code may as well be organized in a stack of index cards. You get the individual methods, but not the sweeping picture. I can learn a lot more scanning a file full or source code, compared to the little snippets of code you're presented with screen by screen. Just being able to scroll and absorb is useful.

But even then, especially being OO, with lots of abstraction, tracing through the GUI code, blind, is very difficult. You end up at top level, "do nothing" abstraction classes. Much like in Java, where everything you click on is an interface, which doesn't tell you a whole lot.

Navigating a Smalltalk image is a skill all its own.
> Yes last time I checked they had their own versioning system as well...

Using git with Pharo: https://books.pharo.org/booklet-ManageCode/pdf/2020-05-12-Ma...
It’s not societal pressure women do it do themselves. If a woman looks hot people will try please them for no reason and once they start losing that they cant handle being in a social status of nobody cares/irrelevant

Edit: hmm maybe that is societal pressure in a way
Bloat is partially the eye of the beholder, and 6.22 wasn't terribly large by any means, but the things it added were not incredibly stable and it showed.

It's also amazing how long things like DOC to DOCX took to really "take hold" in the industry at large. I still get DOC files now and then.
PIA's name is mud after their sale to Kape (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teddy_Sagi#Kape_Technologies...)
The BBC is a "quango": quasi-autonomous non government organisation. And the TV license .. well, it's really a tax, as much as vehicle excise duty is, but with outsourced collection. I think it's unsustainable long term but the BBC is still pretty popular for its non-news output.
NFT Art: it's not only JPEGs and scams
Yeah. I’ve been there less recently than I used to go. Maybe the last time I was at the Moscone for an event I was sort of steeling myself for the zombie apocalypse. And yeah it’s not great around there and Union Square. I usually stay towards the Ferry Building to avoid the worst. But it’s not IMO much worse than it’s been for years and years.
I hate the term manageable because it implies a lot of stuff that people take for granted.

I have a manageable disease (not HIV), and one of my biggest (albeit fantasy) gripes is that for better or worse I cannot choose to opt out of society.

I can't live on a desert island. I'll die if i'm ever a castaway regardless of how well packed the island is with coconut trees.

More realistically it means that I can't be away from 'shipping range' for any more than a week or two before supplies dwindle and I meander back to society, having hit the extents of my leash.

This sucks as a sailor. It's actually not manageable with the hobby of sailing long distances, forcing all sorts of compromises that turn the hobby into something different.

So, when someone describes something as manageable, well, it's generic and leaves out so much context as to be worthwhile for only a small feel-good sound-bite. Maybe that person finds it manageable; it's not advice to be applied globally.
also exa.ai
Yes people do attempt crime every day, through mechanisms with varying degrees of equivocation, with varying degrees of success.
The dogma of the anti crypto crowd here is painful.

It used to be easy to take the comments here at face value as you could assume it was posted by someone rational and objective.

Now I'm not so sure.

This is coming from someone who isn't "Crypto is going to change the world" but rather someone who has used it successfully to be paid, pay others, and sell assets all of which would have cost me much more to do at a bank. (e.g. Transaction fees, wire transfer fees, inflated forex prices, cost of time to go to a branch etc..)
Interesting thought. I have many more questions than I'm willing to type in this tiny box of expiring interest but will think more on this. Government is naturally reactive so I don't think innovation will come from that area, but what is intriguing is what type of justice system would be fair in a modern era.
> There was no MS-DOS 5.11.

There was Windows 3.11 which ran on top of MS-DOS 5.0, the two numbers probably got mixed in their memory.
Only if you disagree
But ssds are not repairable so it’s going to decrease life of your primary storage.

I’d be fine with my MacBooks 8gb of ram if there was a m.2 slot for storage
Already is, Roku does it (or is working on it) across apps so they get the revenue not the content creator or streaming service.
If you are paying for a product you are still the product. Google still tracks and monetizes your data.
The major vendors are adopting it. Most people don't read the ISO SQL spec to learn SQL. They read their vendors documentation.
This brings back so many BBS memories!
Expect more nag dialogs and changes to your settings that can't be modified.
Exponentially less funny when you hear it for the 10^100th time on HN.
This a cliche of the same magnitude as wealth trickling down. You can still be a product, while paying for the product.
As an example from my life, my 8 year old learned how to calculate perimeter and area this year.

The cool thing about area of a rectangle is you can just turn it into a multiplication array. Which is something they learned to help them understand multiplication.

If she just memorized multiplication, she wouldn't actually understand the formula.
The gap is as huge as between ancient Greeks discovering planets and us having colony on Mars.
> ius primae noctis

This wasn't actually a thing.
I agree with you that women do this to themselves and famous influential women actively promote it, not men. That doesn't mean there's no social pressure.
Kind of shocked at the number of HN users in this thread who dont use adblock. I would assume this population to be much more likely to use adblock.
Do you think that the brain “does math”?
Microsoft releases MS-DOS 4 source code on GitHub
@dang, these articles come up every few days and turn into flame wars, can you flag?
> Why doesn’t the Chrome team write unbloated code?

They're busy rewriting internet protocols so they benefit Google more.

> If Chrome knows that users leave open an insane amount of tabs which kills performance why wouldn’t they have a built in mechanism to suspend the content on the tabs until it’s necessary?

It's built into Chrome now but it's useless. Because it's cheaper to glue together a few memory leaks ^H^H^H javascript frameworks than write something that has constant ram usage for the same working set.

What does tab suspending help with when a google sheet with not much on it starts at 3-400 Mb ram usage and ends up at 1.5 - 2 Gb in a few weeks if you don't close the tab?
On my laptop sure, but not iPhone or TV.
If you made a Venn diagram of self-proclaimed libertarian’s beliefs, the center would be empty. That is the practical definition of libertarian in today’s world.
What do you know about consumers and their computer usage?
I still will never get over spaces going from vertical and horizontal to just horizontal, really shitty in comparison.
The funny thing is, the red tribe hates them anyway. Trump isn't a tech guy, he's a politically untreatable NPD[1] case, and he only values sycophants that will stay consistently loyal to him. Big Tech banning Trump off social media[0] means that, whether they wanted to or not, they took the blue tribe's side.

And of course, blue tribe hates them, too. Grey tribe's social progressiveness is mostly an accident. They're perfectly fine selling weapons to war criminals just as much as they're fine selling lattes at a gay pride parade. And the shit they did to build up and then tear down red tribe's electoral chances could easily just be applied to blue tribe this time around.

[0] After four years of deliberately exempting him from their own moderation rules, of course

[1] Narcissistic personality disorder
What is the point of this article?

Tens of thousands of people die from cars every year. Yet we are not attacking Ford or Toyota.
A lot of cars have similar features now. I’m apathetic towards Tesla but am curious how this compares to other manufacturers.
> with SCOTUS struggling to find anything wrong in the events of January 6 2021

Might want to work on your reading comprehension there.
As a Tesla owner, for me Autopilot refers to highway / freeway driver assistance and Full Self Driving ( Supervised ) is for local streets. The only thing FSD provided previously was auto lane changing.
I don't think it's at all controversial that concentrated monoculture populations are more at risk of spreading infectious pathogens, and there's no evidence that these tests for H5N1 were performed on a bunch of artisanal raw milk producers.
Tesla's Autopilot is under investigation again following 'recall' update
What? This was a study published today.
Fond memories of DOS 4.0. We had an IBM PS/2 286 with a princely 30 MB hard drive. As a bored youth, I worked my way through the paper manual that came with it, running each command (in alphabetical order) up until I hit RESTORE (or was it RECOVER? Something like that.) It overwrote the hard drive with garbage, and that's how I learned about reinstalling the OS.
There was some speculations in a Reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1b5uv86/perplex...

As far as quantifiable results in terms of perplexity go, q4+ quants are generally considered OK. (eg. https://arxiv.org/abs/2212.09720 )
That's assuming the user does have a strong passphrase to protect their local password safe and the device wasn't compromised while the password safe was in an unlocked state.

If an attacker managed to get root on my machine right now, they'd get my whole password safe as its currently decrypted and in memory. However, they wouldn't be able to access any of my passkeys.
> cases getting shot down by ECHR though.

Weren't the Tories going to get the UK out of the European Convention on Human Rights? And thus remove the possibility of appealing the the European Court of Human Rights.
Update: the Substack profile and blog have been deleted, either by the plagiarizer/scammer who saw these comments or by Substack. The article itself is still online (even though the index page and profile are gone), though I assume it will be deleted soon.

Here's what the fake Substack looked like in the time it was online (roughly 2024-04-26):

http://web.archive.org/web/20240426123303/https://michaeldeh...

It had 10+ posts written by the real author, re-created under the original title, URL slug, publication date, and byline. The only difference was that the actual Substack owner was a scammer, not the author.

As mentioned elsewhere, this is essentially undetectable by regular people. The only fix is for Substack to prevent it from happening at all.

http://web.archive.org/web/20240426130030/https://michaeldeh... has a preview of the index page, though it doesn't list the other blog posts that were re-published.
Some resources include:

1. https://arxiv.org/html/2402.09581v1

2. https://www.responsible.ai/a-look-at-global-deepfake-regulat...

3. https://www.europarl.europa.eu/RegData/etudes/STUD/2021/6900...
Black 'spiders' spotted in mysterious City on Mars in new satellite photos
Applications only deal with virtual memory as that is all the OS exposes to them. You would need to watch counters/metrics to determine if any hard paging was occurring.
I'm not commenting on whether it's good for business or youtube, just more that this is the lens in which you need to view these changes that seem otherwise baffling because it's so bad for the end user experience.
Squeak / Pharo are alternate timeline technologies. Maybe the one where Betamax won and Al Gore read the intelligence briefing.

Their lineage goes back to the Alto when people were imagining what interacting with computers even meant, and what metaphors from the real world make sense to apply to collections of bytes.

Rust is radical in some ways, but it's fundamentally a creature of the vaguely Unixy paradigm we all live in today. I miss the weird world of possibilities we used to have.