skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Competition is generally good for consumers, forcing companies to make a better product then the other guy, rather then the crappiest thing people will buy.

If by "better," you mean "crappier but even cheaper." IMHO, we're kind of in a race to the bottom with product quality. You can't really tell what's good and what's bad online, so people gravitate the what's cheapest to minimize the risk of getting really taken advantage of. A lot of the stuff that's still good quality has massive luxury premiums tacked on, and a lot of the stuff that used to be good quality has been debased by some bean counter trying to convert goodwill into cash money.
It sounds like one party is getting all the advantage of a piece of IP without having to make any investment in it's generation, which is a competitive advantage.
Your argument is a house of cards built on moral relativism. You decry the prosecution of miscarriages while tacitly acknowledging the harm of maternal drug use, a logical pretzel that would make even the most skilled sophist blush. This not only insults the capabilities of modern medicine but also abdicates our societal responsibility to protect the most vulnerable. Until we're prepared to confront the thorny realities of individual rights versus collective obligations, we're doomed to wallow in a quagmire of our own making, where justice is as elusive as the truth you seem so eager to obfuscate.
Single core performance is what I need as a developer for quick compilation or updates of Javascript in the browser, when working on a Clojure/ClojureScript app. This affects me a lot.
up-front at launch doesn't prevent changing their minds when looking at world record revenue.

what makes you think it was set in stone?
Answers A through D are... nothing.

There's really nothing to do. Any actual changes will be slow to occur, and you'd need the details of how those changes will take effect to work on any mitigation.
How impressed should I be. In terms of Apples history of manufacturing chips compared to, say, intel. This is their 4th generation of the M chip and it seems to be so far ahead of intel, a company with significant bigger history of chip production.
It’s incredible how unsafe our products are. They are practically unvetted, and even when they are, Amazon sells counterfeits under the same SKU comingling. And risks nothing because the product was technically sold by “INXBDBA”.

Having been to Armenia, which has practically no laws because it’s not part of the EU, I wonder what would happen “naturally”, if EU laws didn’t exist in the EU. Maybe we’d get exactly the same quality of products.
Is the Linux support not there yet? How close is it?
>It’s a problem for image generators as well.

It was, about a year ago. It's a solved problem.
you can usually get away with it by chrooting an old release of a distro that has contemporary libs. And this is rarely needed as you usually have the sourcees available under a free license which allows you to recompike and/or port it.

We are talking photoshop anyway so it isn't relevant in that case.
7614 MT/s on the RAM is a pretty large overclock for desktop DDR5.
Or that you can't squat ideas and memes, and you actually have to materially produce to get [super]wealthy.
A decision which changed once, you know, they saw the income potential.
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Will we ever see a proper multimaster postgresql?

Mysql has galera cluster and percona xtradb…
Was thinking an axehead
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It would probably help to stop calling them "voting machines". They generate a paper ballot - them counting the votes as they generate ballots is no more different than dumping punched ballots in counting machine. It would be more accurate to call them "voting kiosks".

Only 2% of counties don't use a paper ballot or receipt. Which should probably be illegal.
I did try altering the URL and didn't have much luck! It would make a lot of sense if Atmo was only running the model for a smaller area to keep costs from running up. My friend races in SoCal (the Channel Islands and Catalina are common destinations) and the wind shadows and streams are complicated there too.

Your observation about navigation software is accurate in my experience too :)
Most of the x86 platform (ACPI) is well defined and openly accessible (not free but open).

There’s still some offenders (Surface, HP, Broadcom) that introduce quirks that break sleep and some HID accessories but most of it works out of the box.

ARM has been the Wild West for a while but they’re going in the right direction with device trees et al. Apple however doesn’t have to care about the “wider” ecosystem since they left x86 for their own silicon and tighter integration from bottom up allows for some really nice end user experience.

I still think it’s much better to use the VM infrastructure and just run Linux as a guest. Mac as a platform is very end user friendly as-is unlike Windows.
> And — please — do not refer to me as ‘they.’ I am not a collective, but rather a human being. I find being referred to as ‘they’ to be profoundly offensive.

I can't seriously believe you're not trolling with this. The use of singular "they" to refer to an individual of unknown gender has been a thing for literally centuries.

Some people, like me, grew up on the Internet assuming every person they interacted with was male by default, because it was a statically sound assumption. We would then use the right pronoun if corrected (unless we thought you might be a G.I.R.L.) Some people, like the person you're ostensibly trolling, do not make this assumption, and just use the singular, gender-neutral "they", which is arguably the nicer, more humane approach anyway.

Being offended by such an approach just smacks of trying to "own the libs", or just otherwise bring contrarian for the sake of it. Neither involves being genuinely offended by anything, and is instead a transparent piece of performative posturing. Please don't bring that here.
I have owned pixelmator apps for years and love this decision
My comment is that the SC needs to go even if I concede their point that Tim is wrong. It doesn't actually matter whether Tim is right or wrong simply because what the SC did absolutely looks like intimidation and harassment regardless.

At this point, I'm thinking that CoC's all need to be updated with "Leadership gets to use the banhammer, but it costs them their seats for some number of election cycles."
Your paranoia is not justified. merely mentioned potential treatments (even ethically questionable ones) does not get you on any "watchlists".

Just say what it is you're referring to, or don't mention it at all.
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Afaik as long as it’s not PII (personally-identifying information) you should be fine.
>> In Japan the city of Sapporo in the normally chilly northern island of Hokkaido, has begun discussing scaling down its famous snow festival due to a shortage.
It's the hardware that's the problem, not Linux support. Simply, the hardware manufacturers don't make fanless, thin, light, performant, power efficient laptops.
Should California give up on Highway 1?
I get what you mean. I'm glad that they're doing this; it's great that the best laptop hardware is going to run Linux before long; it's a fun endeavor -- but when you zoom way out and take the philosophical view, yeah, it seems silly that it should be necessary, in the same that way it feels absurd that impressive and courageous feats in battle should have actually needed to happen.
> Everyone recognizes the education system is terrible and seeks to send their kids overseas.

Is that so? My understanding is the Chinese education system is pretty cutthroat, and lot of the Chinese kids studying overseas are the ones with rich parents who could not compete academically. So a rando foreign degree is not looked on as highly as it once was, and many domestic schools are more prestigious than they used to be.
> In my two years of usage, every time this has happened, there was already an update waiting for me in the main menu.

I've only been using SmartTube about a year and YT changes have caused it to (partly) break only once in that time and all I needed to do was update to the latest version (which is one-click inside the app itself) and it was fixed. Also, I was a several months out of date on versions and the fixed version had been available for weeks already.
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Thanks for feedback. Was you using openai api to curate a schedule of videos? Would be interested to know.
> As brilliant as this team is, and as much progress as they've made, fighting against a trillion-dollar corporation that can decide to shut it down at any moment is a sisyphean endeavor

Apple historically cares very little about Linux on Mac whereas it seems like you’re talking about the non-Mac product lines. Indeed, they go out of their way, if I recall correctly, to make it possible and easier in the first place.
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The simplest example of what you describe regarding fully bespoke content would be realtime generation of VR feeds. Of course even in VR people would be consuming still more 2D content: the environments are built out of 3d models textured by 2d content at higher resolutions than most viewers will ever closely inspect.

You'd most likely categorize all of the unseen textures or higher-than-needed resolution in your "waste" bucket, and I can't argue with that. But VR still clearly means that there is at least theoretical room for "realtime video generated custom for every viewer, which in turn is composed of even more content sources".
Have you ever seen Hamas flag? It literally contains the opening sentence from the Quran.
Amazing how you were able to ignore it.
> nothing in Minecraft as a game (rather than the code) deserves intellectual property protection

> excellent, well-designed implementation

And there we see the problem laid bare. Excellent designs that are well-executed are not worthless facets of the real product. As we can see from Minecraft's success, that is the real product. People play video games for the experience, not to execute some logical construct a formal proof showing that it's fun. The reason that this demo uses Minecraft as opposed to a Minecraft knockoff is because Minecraft is better, and they are capitalizing on that. Even if that game is based on a well-worn concept, the many varied design problems you solve when making a game are harder than development, which is why damn near every game that starts open source is a knockoff of something other people already designed. It's not Mojang was some marketing powerhouse that knocked infiniminer off it's perch without merit.
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> and its actually generally easier to interact with than say NVIDIA while having decent perf

I’m pretty sure that Turing and newer work the same way. The drivers basically do nothing but load the firmware & do some basic memory management if I recall correctly.
I'm not sure if "tons" is accurate, but some of them are, yes. And most of them are not great IME. Not discrediting the talented programmers who work on them, it's just the nature of supporting hardware in the dark, without any support from the manufacturer. Though this was more common during the early days of Linux, and nowadays many manufacturers offer some kind of support.
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So you haven't purchased it from Apple but instead you've purchased it from Amazon. This may change things. In Europe you have two ways of dealing with it, either by manufacturer warranty (completely good will and on terms set by the manufacturer) or by consumer rights (warranted you by law, overruling any warranty restrictions).

Sellers often will try to steer you to use warranty as it removes their responsibility, Amazon is certainly shady here. Apple will often straight on give you a full refund or a new device (often newer model), that happened to me with quite few iPhones and MacBooks.

Know your rights.
Absolutely this makes sense.

You can get a lot of bad social pressure if you reject conforming to what people around you push.

And both left and right are very pushy in the us right now.

If i was on the us, I’d probably lie too.
> Hate to break it to you

Do you?

> not the same sort of risky move

I don't see it as materially different. I also don't consider this to be an example of either of them being genius visionaries. I actually think it's an extremely straightforward tactic to cannibalize part of your business to break into another bigger market.

Apple didn't stop selling iPods, you know? I don't really get why it was more risky for Apple to market the iPhone than for Facebook to decide not to shut down Instagram once they acquired it.

The differences in the literal creation of the entity are immaterial to my point.
It runs great on Wine, I use it all the time for quick notes and todo lists.
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It feels like YouTube search doesn't even deserve to be called search anymore. If I'm lucky, I get 1–3 not-totally-irrelevant videos, a row of shorts, then a couple tangential videos, then a bunch more shorts, then "Explore More" or "Previously Watched" or "People Also Watched"... and shorts. It's pretty disgusting all around, because it totally does not seem like there is any intent to surface actually relevant videos.
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Why would you, or anyone, ever compare a line of Intel machines with a line of machines that have a vastly different architecture and power usage? It'd be like comparing Lamborghini's tractors and cars and asking if the tractors will scrape on steep driveways because you know the cars do.
It is possible to leave and vote.

As to leaving and making political contributions, i suspect in the worst case a US domicile company could make them.
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I'm not sure that's really the same thing. Apple doesn't own ARM and the main issue here seems to be the GPU no? Is this much different from how things work with Nvidia? I guess the difference is that Nvidia provides drivers for Linux while Apple does not. As far as I know Nvidia Linux drivers aren't open source either though.
If you want to see how much the US cares about democracy, read Noam Chomsky's How The World Works. Or just look down south to Latin America.
How did the EU manage to force a minimum wage in Germany, but not in Austria or Sweden?
Lowercasing the symbols for Ohm, Kelvin or Ångström makes no sense.

For the Greek alphabet cases, isn't there canonical forms for this kind of stuff?
Yes, the US copied from England for some things. But the electric power industry, for example, came from Edison.
Congratulations on your v1.0.0! This is definitely a very nice tool, I'll try to play with it a bit and maybe try to make an ebuild (though the build system seems a bit complicated for proper no-network package managers). The extensive benchmark section is a nice plus.

A small note, archivemount has a living fork here: https://git.sr.ht/~nabijaczleweli/archivemount-ng
If a male has personal beliefs that lead to him imposing himself upon female-only spaces, should that be allowed just because those are his personal beliefs?

Sometimes it's better to prevent people from acting on their personal beliefs, in particular where it adversely affects others.
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