skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't personally care about advanced window management like tiling windows. But I do use Spaces constantly to divide my screen into "work" and "personal", and Apple has introduced a huge, annoying bug macOS Sonoma that is not being fixed.

Since Sonoma, windows regularly are stuck on top of other windows. This has been known since the betas in 2023 [1] and persists till this day. It typically happens during restoring after a reboot, but it can happen at basically any time when a window is created a space that isn't the first one.

The workaround is to drag the window from the second space into the first, release the mouse button, and then drag the window back into the second space. This appears to reset whatever the internal state keeps track of window order.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/MacOS/comments/16bb19g/sonoma_finde...
It’s unclear to me if this policy applies only to files that you’re hosting with their cloud service - in which case I think (?) the scanning of those files is no different from any other cloud file hosting service, which I assume also scan files to make sure you aren’t hosting something egregiously illegal.

Of course, this problem doesn’t exist at all if you just sell offline desktop software, but alas, the monthly SAAS business model has eaten everything else.
Not close. They’re utterly inconsistent and glitchy which makes using them in a hurry a total nightmare. The corel stuff was better.

Adobe have successfully built a moat around particularly Photoshop that no one seems likely to get close to crossing.
https://boardion.com - I think that's my coolest
consider the chances of you getting sued by your clients that you have signed an NDA with. the only realistic option is to seek an amendment to the agreement.
This implies the US data collection does not gather cause of death, with which a normalization before comparison would be harder.

Ill check now for this and edit this comment.

Edit:

> https://www.cdc.gov/maternal-mortality/php/data-research/?CD...

> Among the 525 pregnancy-related deaths, an underlying cause of death was identified for 511 deaths. In 2020, the six most frequent underlying causes of pregnancy-related death—mental health conditions, cardiovascular conditions, infection, hemorrhage, embolism, hypertensive disorders of pregnancy—accounted for over 82% of pregnancy-related deaths (Table 4).

> Among the 525 pregnancy-related deaths, a preventability determination was made for 515 deaths. Among these, 430 (84%) were determined to be preventable (Table 6).

This shows they didnt just take a yes\no for pregancy and +1ed the statistic, like you suggested. They reasoned about the causality and preventability.
It works with large assets too. Just split the upload into chunks.
you can almost certainly do a chargeback on your credit card, then they have to come after you, and their legal costs will hugely outweigh any payment they are seeking
Many examples out there are broken. As a sidenote, I've been benchmarking Zig, Rust and C++ with a fibonacci benchmark and the results basically show that C++ is the fastest, but within a 3% margin of error against Rust and Zig, which are mostly similar (Rust so ever slightly faster).
Fwiw, ai code completion initiatives at Google well predate current hype (ie overall research path, etc, was started a long time ago, though obviously modified as capability has changed).

So this particular thing was a very well established program, path, and methodology by the time AI hype came.

Whether that is good or bad I won't express an opinion, but it might mean you get a different answer to your question for this particular thing.
Al Capone was also charged with tax evasion to the fullest extent of the law, even though the gov was rarely if ever that aggressive with tax evaders. Prosecutors/law enforcement go for the charge that stands the best chance of conviction, not necessarily the one that is most accurate.

Personally given how society was at that point in time, I think his gayness was a big factor in how he was treated, but there are better arguments than pointing to what he was charged with as that is easily refuted.
I use Hidden Bar too, it's done the job for me, but if there's a reason to hop to another I'm all ears.
Thanks. I am careful.
Ironically, you can thank the very men and women you mock for the fact that you don't work on weekends and evenings.
If you're planning to cancel, here's how to avoid the 50% cancellation fee:

1. Go to cancel your subscription. You will see a screen with the cancellation fee. Continue.

2. They will offer you a new plan to avoid the cancellation fee. Choose the cheapest one to switch to a new plan.

3. Here's the loophole: You can cancel any plan for free within two weeks. Cancel the new plan within this period and get your money back for the first month of the new plan.

You've avoided the fee.

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/VideoEditing/comments/k9kh6v/how_to...
Norwegian and English is even in the same language group.
Hell of a tangent, near non contact but, FWiW I pretty sure it's a Sergio Leone film, many of which had sequences shot in Spain and some in North Africa (IIRC) - the blanket toss back is such a trope.

The following piano man bars just prior to the singing are, to my ear, a definite riff on Moby's Extreme Ways that was repurposed for the Jason Bourne films.

So bouncy .. does no one call back to Arthur Rimbaud anymore? https://genius.com/Paul-kelly-and-the-messengers-the-executi...

Everyone loves long guns, how else can you reach the gate from the house? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7owwTz7Z0OE
so maybe gimp + a gpt model?
Hacked ? They are saying they can access your content (I’m assuming cloud though won’t be surprised if they also have remote access enabled by default) can be accessed by them anytime they want. Yes adobe can access the next pixar film being made when they desire to take a peek.
Atoms at temperatures beyond absolute zero may be a new form of matter
Not really a choice. 99% of people in this position are going to hit Accept, because they have no choice, and their clients aren't going to complain, because they want work done in Adobe format and have no real alternative.

This is going to continue until either there's a big copyright slapfight (you can't just copy Disney stuff and expect not to get sued), HIPAA, or DPA intervention.
I think the social darwinism in culture is in part the result of decades of red scare brainwashing and its fallout, like identitarian consumerism. It's really what sets the US apart. As a western nation, the US seems to lack a generation of collectivist (youth) revolt as a cultural balancing force. "The left" is, has been a joke in America.

I mean seriously, you still witness pavlovian reflexes on anything "social" all the time. Sometimes feeling mindlessly automatic, it's rather disturbing.
I wonder why people suck things like Cloud, Co-Pilot or Adobe, WhatsApp or Windows?

Let me guess. It seemed once convenient. This is the root of all evil. Don’t use it because it was pre-installed (Windows). Don’t keep using it because it was good before the Cloud (Photoshop). Don’t use it because others force you (WhatsApp). Literally all quick and convenient decisions are something we will regret.
If you don’t like Gimp, Blender, Krita or Linux you need help to improve it.

Look at the dumpster fire Azure. Nobodies data shall be stored there:
https://www.zerodayinitiative.com/advisories/ZDI-24-581/

If the Chinese government isn’t right now reading your E-Mails somebody else does. Literally everything in Azure or any other Cloud must be considered compromised. And between the security issues the rise the prices.
https://archive.ph/4jEGK
Then after we "fix" autism, all human progress ceases, and society slowly falls apart.

It's not 'normals' that shake and bake society. It aberratics that do.
You have the right to live as long as you want to, you just don’t have the right to make me pay for it. Those are two very different things, both ethically and practically. (I am, as I said, pro public health care anyway.)

You are correct that police and attorneys for the indigent are a couple positive rights. I didn’t mean we don’t have any. We just don’t have a culture of them.
Hawaii Gets Its Own Climate Divisions
Tesla's new self-driving software throws out its old code
Unnatural Selection
Large Language Models Are Changing My Job
Many authorities can issue fines in the UK without court approval. There's always recourse to the law though, if you want to appeal.
Is there a statement why they don’t allow it anymore?
You can only grant something you have the rights to, so basically, they are asking you to do something you can't.

I don't have the rights of my client's product.

I want to see how it plays in court.
Why are licenses shouting?
I’ve encountered plenty of things you just flat out can not do in gimp. The latest one is you can’t highlight text. Something incredibly basic that other programs have had since the 90s.
The agreement now should include such scenarios. But then again a good lawyer probably already knows incidences and probably has rock solid agreements that cover this.
The other thing is DJs already have to pay their local record industry organisation licences to be able to perform music publicly.

This seems like double-dipping.
Scalable MatMul-Free Language Modeling
The castle drawbridge at the top is apt, because academics are expecting universities to still be working on a feudal/guild model (lifetime loyalty is rewarded, progression from apprentice to master) while universities have moved to the Uber model (short term contracts for interchangeable staff).

I don't really know how to advise people other than "please consider working in the private sector, research is an expensive hobby".
I hate myself for paying for Adobe's bullshit but lightroom is so useful.
Seems you aren’t wrong. It does link to a lot of external resources that look good though.

Makes me wonder if they should’ve avoided naming things like “chapters” as it sets the wrong expectations.
I agree with your analogy. It just so happens that Java is commonly taught as a first programming language and most people manage just fine with the class boilerplate even if they don't really understand it yet.
Only way to change corporate behavior is to change incentives. Government regulation and laws are the way to do that.

Apart from above accept that corporations are fundamentally amoral entities.
Every time someone brings up alternatives, I always recommend Krita.

User friendly, cross platform, OSS. Far better than Gimp, especially in the UI side.
Old machines felt faster because the delays better matched our intuitive mental model of what should be difficult. Displaying a single letter when you type should be instant because that's conceptually a very simple task. Switching between open applications should be instant because you can already see them both loaded. Opening a new application can be slow, because that's equivalent to getting up and fetching a new tool from your tool box. If you wanted instant access to it you would have left it on your workbench (left it running).
> It had nothing directly to do with his being gay.

Do you really (personally) believe that? You don't think his gayness was a factor at all?

Seeing the way he was treated by law enforcement, particularly after the facts started coming to light, I can't believe it wasn't a factor. His final charge may have been more for the classified info risk as you say (I honestly don't know enough about the details to have an opinion there), but many parts of the process I think would have gone a lot more differently had he not been gay. Without a doubt in my mind, they would not have treated him so disrespectfully and cavalierly.
The reward they received is to live long lives without criminal prosecution and barbaric treatment at the hands of the law, I suppose. They also lived long enough to have their wartime work declassified and publicly recognized, which Turing never did.
You granting someone rights to material you don’t have makes you liable twice right? If your friend lent you his car and you lent it to someone else, you become liable twice not zero times.
Windows also had ancient conventions, so what?

> and all Mac apps adhere to the convention, or are laughed out of existence.

so not all Mac apps adhere

> there is no approval process

indeed

> Ignoring HIG without good justification

Oh, but there is a very easy justification - most of these defaults are poorly (unergonomically) engineered based on design ignorance from the 80s
High-Tech Permaculture Work?
If I'm signing a contract to sell you something I don't have, e.g., the Brooklyn Bridge, then I'm liable.

If you sign a contract to license something to Adobe that you don't have the rights to, you're now at fault.

Either get a good liability insurance, or avoid using Adobe.
To me it looks like they wrote the base game in 2011 and then spent the past few weeks finishing it off.
Possible Azure RCE
These are all valid alternatives with real world use, but none of them are Photoshop, and that's kinda the problem we face.

Krita - https://krita.org/en/

Photopea - https://www.photopea.com/

GIMP - https://www.gimp.org/

Inkscape- https://inkscape.org/

Affinity Photo - https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/photo/

Paint.Net - https://www.getpaint.net/
A noble goal, but you are possibly making it worse for many people with this additional work, with no clear upside.

Should I read your long comment, I'd prefer being able to chose the width at which I read it and take advantage of automatic wrapping.

If you manually enter line breaks at column 80, suddenly you are making it impossible to read with a higher width, and completely breaking anyone reading on a screen/window with a width smaller than 80 characters (taking zoom / character size at comfortable reading level in account). You are forcing a fixed size on anyone, basically.

You work against your goal by forcing line breaks at an arbitrary position, and doing more work for this.

Just let the reader's software handle this in an optimal way for the reader's situation. You can't yourself because you lack information about the reader, which can change and their can also be several readers, each with their own situation.
Large groups of people in society already hate immigrants. What makes you think they would welcome useless old and sick people from long ago? They're like immigrants, but worse!

Face reality: when you've been on ice long enough that your friends and immediate family are dead, nobody wants you anymore. You will never be defrosted, and if you're lucky at some point your remains will be given a burial. It's more likely you'll be unceremoniously cremated like medical waste.
> I had never considered what I would do if this happened.

Apologies but I stopped reading after that sentence in the very-very top of the article.

What does she mean "I had never considered"? What kind of immature and juvenile mindset is that? You plan for the success, and you also plan for the failure.

It's sad that this happened (I take no joy on someone else's pain), and at the same time I am surprised this happened.

To the positive outlook, you have built a team and have some equipment? Where/how else can you use that? As I know very little about your space, can you start doing blood-lab-work collaborating with clinics? Can you do a 23-and-me-like service? Can you sell all the hardware, cash-out at a loss, chillax for a few months, re-group and figure out what to do next? Perhaps go work for a big pharma or similar?

It's never the end, it's always one hurdle and perhaps a change of direction. Hang in there, all will be well. In 2-3 years you will be looking back at this moment and think "huh.. why was I even worried???"

EDIT: I read the full thing halfway through my note, but didn't go back up to change it.. still.. that phrase is a facepalm moment. I propose to many the "The Daily Stoic: 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance, and the Art of Living". I've gone through it twice, read/think/journal daily. It asks some very good questions, and it would have prepared the author of that post for such outcome.
Ironically, its the rich who mostly likely put the pressure on to kill this bill.
> So... what now?

We conclude that the original claim cannot be verified and we reformulate it in a more useful form.

Sometimes the correct answer is "we do not know", and we all should get more comfortable with that. Here it is even worse than that. It is a "we do not know and we will never know".

Or you can say "I think that statement is true." That is entirely up to you. It tells us about your mind state and you are the primary source of information on that.

Saying it is "easy to verify" is not the same kind of thing. It is about the statement itself.
Ah damn, why did I never come up with this?! Thanks for posting!
But this is nonsense in the case of Turing. He was simply charged because he admitted to the police officer investigating the burglary that he'd had gay sex. His treatment was in line with that of other gay men of the time who were charged with similar offences (perhaps more 'lenient' if anything). What evidence do you have that there was more to the case than this? I have seen no indication that security concerns entered into the prosecution or sentencing.

Beware that OP's post is full of random nonsense, such as the claim that the younger man in question was 'Eastern European'. (His name was Arnold Murray and he was born in the UK, as far as anyone has been able to ascertain.)
I remember reading that Henry Ford introduced the 5 day work week at Ford as a way of growing the middle class such that more people could afford model Ts.

Is that just spin? I imagine there was some pressure from labour movements as well, but I suppose we don't know the true motivations one way or the other.

He certainly represented it and the associated pay rise as an effort to grow his customer base.
I believe the idea was to give the player more control with limited input signals.
He's 71, he's not middle aged, but yes, he should know better at his age.
Still time to donate: https://equalitytime.github.io/FlowersForTuring/
> Well HN's favored solution seems to be not caring that people are homeless (...)

I think you're not realizing that "homeless" and "okupas" are completely separate problems, and "okupas" in Spain are typically criminal organizations dedicated to pulling extortion schemes.

I'm talking about lawyer-types riding in BMWs which get a hold of indigents to invade a space, and proceed to demand "compensation" from property owners to "convince" said indigents to walk out.

This is not new or rare. It's a Spanish twist on the old protection rackets, and one which only exists because useful idiots convinced themselves that siding with organized crime networks is somehow benefiting society.
There are like 50 000 births per year in Norway.

If I am using the binominal distribution correctly the chance of a 0 death year is 37%.
I have only a sneaking suspicion they wrote this in specifically for training ai models with files stored on adobe cloud.
Can you explain why you think that? I will gladly learn something new from you.
Experience: I Live on Trains
The first one they ask works in India? Are those situations comparable?
You should read the ToS everyone is talking about before claiming it's a "trivial matter" (it isn't)
Considering the news of Nintendo tracing leaks to Google contractors viewing their private YouTube this seems like a total mess waiting to happen.

For those that have not worked near big advertising launches for physical products these NDAs are taken very seriously. The simple reason is leaks profoundly impact the value of inventory.
It's ok if you don't know how to install debian and pick a desktop environment or can't install mint mate for some reason.
As an outsider, the thing I've noticed is that it appears the only way to nearly guarantee tenure is to bring in money. The author mentions applying for grants, but does not mention getting any.

Not to say it's fair or anything, but it seems like this is the way it is at least at some institutions.
That sounds wild to me. In c++ I remember a time where I increased the frame rate of a particle renderer from 20fps to 60fps+ simply by going from passing shared_ptr (Arc equivalent) to passing references.
I am sure when you work on projects for Pixar, they are more strict regarding this kind of things, but I am not in that position, so why to worry?
Krita is made for artists, not as a demo of a widget library (I'm half serious)
Costco Plans to Stop Selling Books Year-Round
I think the Justice Minister's reasoning is that if we pardon every crime in the past that we deem permissible today, it would legitimize people to break laws they find unjust today, stating that they (perpetrator) did it "because the future will see it as ok". It feels like weak reasoning from my part, but I can't get into the Justice Minister's head. It's just speculation.

With that said, and Turing having been pardoned by the Queen (posthumously), I wonder if pardons in the UK also carry the "imputation of guilt" that pardons in the US carry as defined by the SCOTUS [0]?

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burdick_v._United_States
I'm in London this week, seeing Bletchley park and the computer museum tomorrow! Super excited.
UK ban on quantum computer exports is pointless, say researchers
It was a weird kinda locked down linux with some google proprietary stuff last time I touched it, about 3 years ago.
I wish I knew this when I accidentally let my photoshop trial continue and had to pay to cancel. What a horrible business practice, I really wish the worst for them.
There is no single “Enigma”. There were several variations of the Enigma with increasing amounts of complexity, and changing key management practices. Trying to hand credit for “the break” to one group is like trying to credit one chef for devising all gourmet cuisine.
I really wish there was a filter for HN articles. These threads are so useless, boring, and stupid. I feel like I could recite all the fanboy cliche from every major OS by heart at this point.
Well, there is Serif's suite:

https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/designer/

(There's also a Photo and page layout app)

or the open-source stuff:

- https://krita.org/en/

- https://inkscape.org/

- https://www.scribus.net/
Starliner is very notably not cost-plus.
To be brief:

Large orbital habitats, like Elysium. Asteroid, moon, and Mars mining. Colonization of the aforementioned, space trade and shipping between Mankind's Interstellar Empire.

Demand will rise for energy production and terraforming, all kinds of things will boom. All of a sudden we'll have 100,000x more resources per man than we have now.

Everything changes on that track. Everything.
Who else puts their laptop in the check in luggage? Isn’t that forbidden because of the batteries?