skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>So just don't tell anyone you used AI? How exactly are they going to prove it?

In court if it has to escalate? Why do you think legal cases take months or years, instead of days? They can subpoena your computer, your company, the AI generator's company, etc. And any communication related to it. Until they get an answer beyond reasonable doubt.

All that resource gathering takes time to write-up, justify, contact, and retrieve.
he has 2 years to get another degree
I think they say "Python-like syntax" because "ML-like syntax" is too big a turnoff ;)
ArchiveBox is your friend. (When it doesn't hate you :)

It's pretty good at archiving most web pages - it relies on SingleFile and other tools to get the job done. Depends on how you saved the video, but in general it works decently well.
The article is literally describing aspects where Apple prevents competitors to offer a COMPARABLE experience to an Apple Watch on iOS.

There is no equal opportunity to compete in the market of iOS users if you try to compete with Apple.

I think that's part of the problem.
Yes... thus making it currently summer in the southern hemisphere. As someone who is sweltering in 35 degree heart this week in the southern hemisphere, I assure you it's summer. Maybe technically Autumn but certainly not winter.
Checking in on the ISA Wars and Its Impact on CPU Architectures
we're getting close then in usa https://www.counterpointresearch.com/insights/us-smartphone-...

https://www.removepaywall.com/search?url=https://www.wsj.com...
An answer with a catch:

I ran rooted android phones for a long time, but have for the past few years been on GrapheneOS, which doesn't require Google Play, but allows you to use it while sandboxing it (so, harm reduction), and it's much less of a struggle now than it used to be.

The catch is that, at least currently, GrapheneOS only works on (Google) Pixel phones.

[On Kobos:— I agree on Kobo vs Kindle, and like Kobos a lot: but partially because I don't actually have to use Kobo's software if I don't want to. (See KOReader[0] and NickelMenu[1].)

[0:] https://github.com/koreader/koreader

[1:] https://github.com/pgaskin/NickelMenu ]
Maybe Justice Roberts shouldn't have spent the past 10 years doing everything he can to enable Trump, all the way up to granting him total immunity for "official acts".
OpenSilver 3.2
You lost me at “multiple per-interface NAT rules […] with some load balancing trick” being “stupid easy”…

But BGP+PI is indeed how multihoming is supposed to work, both in IPv4 and IPv6. (Well, in IPv6, you can put two prefixes on-link and do poor man's multihoming that way, which you cannot reliably in IPv4.) Of course, if you define “it cannot be BGP+PI”, then indeed it's probably harder, but if you exclude the intended solution, obviously there's no intended solution.
It's not that they don't know this, it's that it's currently summer in the southern hemisphere. The original comment is correct. It's boiling in Australia at the moment.
what does this have to do with ostracism? Ostracism was democratic, with secret vote, not a dictatorial obstruction of opposition
Walled gardens are not inherently bad. I DO thank Apple for the App Store. It’s half the reason I have an iPhone. I WANT to be able to download any stupid thing in there without a care in the world re: viruses or other damaging experiences.

This is not to say every aspect of their walled garden is good, but I’m more than happy to accept those problems in light of the benefits I personally value.

This is all to say: it’s not much of an argument to point out that one of their selling points is an aspect of their ecosystem! I don’t think you’ll get through to anyone who doesn’t already agree with you.
German top research institute accused of abuse and institutional silence [video]
My tip is that if you're not the type that can easily read body language, or adjust your own body language, you're better off just acting genuine and yourself - rather than trying to fake charisma. Charisma minus all the non-verbal elements tends to equal fake/creepy/robotic.
They acquired Electron alongside with Atom with GitHub. It is hard not to make parallels between Atom and VS Code
This reads like weak tea. Maybe AI generated but edited by a human. There's no byline that I can find. It's also offered by an ad blocker vendor - it's in that grey area of maybe being a "supporting" blog post for a product. It just might be one of the ads doing unethical stuff that it talks about.

Not sure how to treat this piece.
I'm not sure why manufacturers would care - it's a ten year old device with limited appeal. Chinese manufacturers already make better, cheaper watches.
That's cool but seems overkill for processing 100K-1 million rows

I just feel like that is not really a lot of data for a single computer

For example you could write a python script that loops over an array of a million values and runs a calculation like its nothing.

Yet processing a column of 1M values in excel just falls apart and becomes really slow, even the UI becomes laggy

Something about the implementation just can't handle that
Not with an administration levying 250% tariffs one day and cancelling them a few hours later.

Tax policies change from the Truth Social post to the press conference.
Per the article:

> In a statement, the university said 38 people had transferred to its management faculty's English-language programme in 1990 in an irregular way.

> The graduations and degrees of 28 of them, including Imamoglu, were annulled as being "void" and due to "clear errors" regarding the regulations of the Higher Education Board (YOK), the school said.
It's not black or white (you're using colored pencils, after all). A part of what is copyrightable is based on merit and effort as well as your tools.

You probably have a copyright to some landscape if you make it with colored pencils. If you simply take a picture you have more of an uphill battle claiming copyright.
Take out the second person and imagine if you set the camera to a timer.

Perhaps we record the path of the sun every day for a year to create an analemma. That's something artistic that should absolutely qualify for copyright.

Who owns the copyright then? Nobody? Because if so, that feels like bullshit. Like we're making up the rules completely arbitrarily with no logic at all.

At some level in many electronic systems there is some kind of autonomous human out of the loop subsystem. It'd be easy to target almost any of these and say a machine is responsible for making the content. No human is making quaternion calculations by hand, for instance.

If a human put in work, regardless of any automations, a human deserves the copyright. Either that, or nobody deserves copyright.
Because the Internet archive isn't under a legal obligation to prove they have public documents available for the people who pay taxes.

It's not about just reading them, it's about being sure they're not trying to erase public information that they should have.
Nice one, works better than mine;

I've been using a git alias for quite some time

`lead = shortlog -s -n --all --no-merges`
> your device will indicate in Keyboard Settings if your audio and transcripts are processed on your device and not sent to Apple servers

I have a reasonably recent (<2yo) MBP, which feels like it ought to be "modern enough", and in Keyboard Settings, it says "Dictation sends information like your voice input, contacts, and location to Apple to process your requests." It doesn't say anything about processing happening on my device. Yes, off-line dictation does work for me (with Wi-Fi turned off), but I'm curious under what conditions Keyboard Settings would say something about transcripts not being sent to Apple.
maybe they failed to take the requisite social media training to maintain it?
Could this fail in some way and cause a resonance cascade?
I guess it's easy if a person cares enough about it? I'm the relative PITA in my family because I prefer to put everything on a paper calendar and mostly use my phone for Signal, iMessage, occasional email, some photos, and internet, including toe-dips into this forum as my social media engagement. I'm in my 40s, grew up with a Commodore64, and am disenchanted with computers now (while still using them for a few things- life's messy, and that's okay). Surveillance capitalism is more of a threat to much of what I care about (includes partcipatory democracy and mutual aid), and it makes sense to both push back and find a better path.

Humans have done okay for a hundred thousand years+ without computers, with some dark ages here and there when people get greedy.
(this is excellent!)
Yeah, I was afraid for a second there. I have a few Wiz bulbs and was hoping that ecosystem wouldn't suddenly die
I'm sure it sounded like a good idea at the time but this proves once again these kind of limitations placed on leadership positions can and will be exploited.
I think you underestimate how much the US has severed bridges in the last two months.
How many divisions does Justice Roberts have?
I couldn't make heads or tails of the UI, honestly.
In the US, what are the privileges that you earn by possessing a degree?
Absolutely, it is impossible to draw a line based on, say how evil the person is or how much they are trying to spread the evil. Because anyone can be evil, we simply cannot take action against anyone!
I'm a recent Stem grad. Here's why the right is winning us over
Would you rather have it say 50A @ 12V? The headline is written incorrectly (because the article writer didn’t write it), but the article says ‘needs 600W of power’.

Headlines are misleading, film at 11.
Well, it depends what it does to your liability. If, in case of attack, it ends up shifting the blame to a third party, then yes, that's considered adding security in enterprise space.
The real answer is "it depends". Live music copyright is way hornier an issue than AI. And yes, has been fought in courts for centuries.

But roughly speaking: writing music is an art, which is different from ochaestrating an ensemble in real time taking into account conditions for the audio. The author of the piece isn't always the orchestrator, and arrangements are another matter entirely .
Trump literally want the war to end unlike previous administration where the objective is fight to the last ukrainian
You knocked it out of the park with the cover! I'll definitely be grabbing a physical copy because of that.
Don't recommend Apple if you know better. Not everybody does know better.

You can just say that you don't have enough time or spoons to do free tech support.
Not if we follow strict operating procedures, Gordon.
No there isn't (a big difference)

Like, really. If I open ms paint and just do some low effort scrawl, I have copyright on that. Level of effort has not ever decided if something is copyrightable or not.

For derivative works, there is real effort required to de distinct from the original. Maybe that's a more interesting discussion... Is low effort use of an AI insufficient to prevent the copyright from reverting to the original authors it was trained on?
> I WANT to be able to download any stupid thing in there without a care in the world re: viruses or other damaging experiences.

The Apple ios app store is positively chock full of spyware. You can’t download apps without a care in the world. This is why Apple put a privacy label on the apps (which is still woefully inadequate; it is self-reported).
Final Draft of PCI Express 7.0 Specification Published
> "30 day battery life"

I've done the math and according to my calculations that's approximately 30X more battery life than an Apple Watch. Impressive!
If you can show that no human creative expression was involved in composition, timing, etc, then no, it's not copyrightable.

There's a very good argument for security camera footage not being copyrightable for that very reason. There just hasn't been any case law yet to test it.
Ubuntu Developers Discuss Abandoning Mailing Lists for Discourse
Equally shitty is the fact that 27 other people probably got their degrees annulled, just as a cover your ass measure from the unis side.
I think a deeper question to ask is:

Can AI create at all?

By our own human definitions of creation, does anything spit-out by LLM, ML, AI, have any merit as a created -thing-?

Can the sum of what is learned by a model become more, and if so, can that create something? Anything?
(Though only in a small percentage of the world are those smartphones primarily iOS devices....)
Sub $200 smart-watches would be great for a lot of people.
Sometimes I leave the house with only my phone. Why carry two things when one thing will do fine for a quick trip? Its my car keys, my credit card, my transit pass, etc.

I've been moving towards using NFC payments for activating gas pumps as those readers still have you fully insert your card exposing the full mag strip.

Its also often faster for me to just tap my phone than to take my wallet out, pull out the specific card I'm wanting to use to pay, tapping/inserting that card, putting that card back, and then putting my wallet back. Instead my phone which still has a touch unlock is already unlocked before I take it out of my pocket and ready to be tapped and then put back in my pocket.
Yep. That is top of my list when choosing a cloud provider.
Ngl the idea that the average commenter is thinking about how to make changes to Miyazaki's two best movies is so funny to me. It's like your average tourist walking up to Van Gogh's Starry Night and being like "I dunno I think I would do it differently."
I'm shocked that not one single article I've found mentioned this incredibly obvious fact. This has ALWAYS been the case and only a few select models ever offered the option to turn it off. This change puts all devices on equal footing and behavior with the launch device.

I don't love Amazon, but I love ginned up outrage over tech the author never bothered to understand even less.
It’s not an international purchase, though. Core Devices is a US company.
Oof, this gets into all sorts of weird legal grey areas.

- All of our phones do a bunch of computational photography where AI tooling improves a photo in various ways. In that case, is any photo taken by a modern phone not copyrightable?

- If it is copyrightable, what if someone uses an Img2Img tool or inpainting with something like Stable Diffusion (or Photoshop) in order to slightly modify an image. Is that no longer copyrightable?

(FYI, my questions aren't directed at or attacking you -- just interesting hypotheticals.)
There's something about the title that irks me the wrong way.

X restricts Y from being awesome.

Apple also restricts me from being awesome because they didn't give me a million dollar.

I get what the message is and I think I agree with Pebble on the iPhone being more closed off, but putting the blame on some outside thing for yourself not being awesome just feels immature.

It's just as easy to turn it around: by developing the iPhone in the first place and getting it in the hands of a lot of people, Apple makes it possible for Pebble to be at least close to awesome.
Unity claims 79 percent of developers are 'feeling positive' about generative AI
Funny that Home Assistant seems to manage.

Every point you made is a choice that was engineered into the system to impose dependence.
wait. anyone swallowed those videos as something real? you can't be serious.

i honestly thought it was a cheeky joke or parody of older google quantum computer announcements.
I’ve been there. I lost my marriage, my house, my money, my parents, my job, everything. Literally $100k in the hole with $0 in the bank.

Sounds like you know how to survive, which is perfect… here’s what you do. Ditch uber/lyft and get your CDL. They’ll pay you and train you and give you a job. Plus, you get a nice sleeper truck to sleep in that’s more spacious than your car. (If you have the cash, an RV works instead)

Take the income you make and pay off all your debts using the snowball method. If you don’t have debts, use that money for classes/school/training to get back into the field you want to be in. 6 months to a year and you’re back on your feet, apartment, furniture, money in your pocket, a future to look forward to.

Stay strong.
Alternatively git praise https://github.com/ansman/git-praise
Microsoft's "quantum computer" just like any other "quantum computer" currently in existence (at least publicly known) can accomplish exactly one and only one task: generate random numbers.

Any other claim "lacks evidence" because it's pure BS fancy-sounding enough to generate continued funding (source: 2nd and 3rd hand across industry and academia).

I find the downvotes on this comment (and many similar ones I made in the past) amusing. Quantum folks (industry and academia), please don't take this personally. I genuinely want quantum computing to become real at some point (just like I want fusion to become real), but today is not that day and you know it :)
Feels like we’re getting all the downsides of Jobs’ Apple without the upsides.

They aren’t innovating inside the walled garden anymore.

Privacy is a real issue and Tim Cook deserves credit for his stance, but if apple gave devs good apis security and privacy could actually be enhanced throughout the ecosystem.
Oh, no! My meth is cut with high fructose corn sugar! Into the trash it goes...
> Addicts just want the hit.

That’s not really true. Most opioid addicts just want to avoid withdrawal, just like alcoholics want to avoid a hangover.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hardeep_Singh_Nijjar
The degree is the important factor. Many seem to be ignoring the "merit and effort" portions of copyright.

A conductor has control over the tempo and cadence of the entire piece. They can choose to pause the entire performance on the spot and then resume right where they left off. They may adjust sections to play louder or quieter based on weather and acoustics.

And that's all during performance. There's work needing in at the bare minimum arranging pieces based on the band.
Kissinger on Russia and NATO expansion Dec. 5, 1994 [video]
I didn't intend for you to do that but I appreciate the gesture.

FWIW I don't usually give general "advice for the homeless" in these threads either, despite having directly experienced it myself and volunteered with homeless people for years after getting out. The choice of action depends too much on local/regional institutions and dynamics, and individual particulars.
As another user, I don't want you making that decision for me.
They wouldn’t use AI to produce court exhibits. These are to help investigators quickly sift through the phone data to determine what data is worth investigating further.
IMO, the purpose of advertising is to skew an impartial assessment of purchasing options, such as my own or some other's survey and comparison of options, or to just induce demand (think of those carpet bombing ads on sports radio, for tax remedies, divorce help, cures for droopy dongles, and so forth), and so on, often using scare tactics. Homeland Insecurity showed up recently, threatening immigrants. So it goes.

I do seek out reviews that are as impartial as possible. Some provide them, and make their living from affiliate sales (note that really bad reviews are rare in these cases)

But I can't cover the downside as well as George Monbiot in a landmark article [0]. "Advertising is a poison that demeans even love – and we're hooked on it." (2011)

And political advertising? It's outrageous since "Citizens United" allowed unlimited spending by interest groups. It's all calculated propaganda war, based largely on cognitive biases [1] and prejudices.

So as not to be all negative, there is some real benefit to advertising of events and useful sales (not just loss-leaders)

FWIW, I do listen to sports talk radio, but on a YT stream that miraculously silences the radio station's ads almost entirely, do not watch TV, and use ad-blockers on the internet, so I practice what I preach.

[0] https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2011/oct/24/advert...

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cognitive_biases
Writing a GPS Receiver from Scratch
(to the top) take up this very generous person on the offer and start using their laptop. you've said in a number of threads using the desktop is the biggest hurdle - so use this laptop.
no matter what, curation will be another layer of cheese in the swiss cheese model of defects
This would be nice, but for me I'd never go hiking without my iPhone (especially since they now have satellite-based messaging). I assume there was a tradeoff here, and even if it was just a bit more battery I probably would have to agree with ditching these bits.
How does it compare to SiteSucker (<https://ricks-apps.com/osx/sitesucker/index.html>)?
Compiled byte code is a derivative work of the original source code. Copyright extends to derivative works.
> Peertube specifically is unusable, has no content and has no incentive for content creators.

I've been using it since its release and it has been usable since then. It certainly has content, i.e. the content I put on it. I run three sites for different purposes, all from the same server which also hosts dozens of other services. The incentive for the 'content' (a disgusting concept if I can be so bold, as if its role is comparable to that of ballast on a ship instead of being the reason the ship sets sail in the first place) creator - which is me for the first site, others for the other two - is that I get to distribute video and audio without getting censored, without advertisements, without data leeches trying to profile viewers while still being able to reach across the world from that server-under-the-stairs.
Think about your own employment experience. Was the work environment always static, or did your employer ever introduce change that wasn't popular? Were you still singing the corporate anthem afterwards?

As far as I can tell, unions only show up after decades of management malfeasance. They're kind of a natural reaction. The line "the only thing worse than a union is no union" is probably a hundred years old.
>it makes no sense to have one-way streets of legal responsibility.

That seems to be a very flawed argument.

I am perfectly fine with parents having a legal responsibility to take care of their children without the children owing any legal obligation to their parents.

Imagine being required by law to act in the interests of your financial adviser. It would almost be codifying the reality.
The disk you boot from cannot use a non-standard format, at least not for the entire disk.
nobody touches a cia front.
While you're at it why don't you tell me what parts you'd cut from Citizen Kane, Hamlet, and the Mona Lisa.
If they are in the US, bogleheads [1] has always been my go to resource.

[1] https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Main_Page
AERA just learned that all restricted-use NCES data licenses will be cancelled
AI isn't just another tech trend - it's a $15.7T economic transformation comparable to the industrial revolution but compressed into a single generation. This article breaks down why AI represents a genuine wealth-creation opportunity, which sectors are being transformed most dramatically, and provides actionable strategies for individuals, startups, and enterprises to capitalize before the early adoption window closes. The gap between AI leaders and laggards is widening monthly—which side will you be on?
> Apple technology is "great" as long as you you're rich enough to afford it

I don’t know what point you’re trying to make with this sentence. It comes across as missing the fact that high quality goods… cost more than low quality ones?

Not to mention they have plenty of affordable tech. Their phones have always been roughly the same cost when adjusted for inflation - something pretty commendable. The iPods back in the day came in a huge range of affordable shapes and sizes for the quality.
Perhaps. The argument here is that neither was done, however.
Holy shit, did they just make every photo taken from an iPhone (AI enhancement) public domain? And spellchecker for text?

What about movies like Deadpool3, where AI wrote part of the script?