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freewizard
6y ago
Thanks for sharing. There was an Airplay 2 implementation existed for not very long. Hopefully this one will stay. Looking forward to more open source projects supporting AirPlay 2.
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Being the first major platform banning Trump and probably paying the biggest price for it comparing to everyone else in SV, I assume Jack was smart enough to anticipate outcome of his decision is negative: chain reaction from other SV compa
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6y ago
Sounds like even though it runs on all Macs with macOS 11.x, AMD GPU on Intel Macs are not optimized: https://github.com/apple/tensorflow_macos/issues/7
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6y ago
This aligns with what I've heard, and it's not surprising for Chinese govt to let an industry grow by itself then suddenly put a hard brake on it by imposing a set rules with its heavy hands. The difference is this time the victim
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freewizard
6y ago
China would be a good example to predict what would happen. Since it bans Google, there are 11 Android app stores has >1% market share [1], most are from tech giants(e.g. Tencent), mobile operator(e.g. China Mobile) and phone manufacture
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6y ago
Love IFTTT. Very useful features in Pro: - Multi-step Applets - Queries and conditional logic - Multiple actions - Faster Applet execution The name your own price (>$1.99/m) for first year is a very smart pricing strategy to move in
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U.S. to force out foreign students taking classes fully online
(reuters.com)
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The Coddling of the American Mind (2015)
(theatlantic.com)
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China asked Zoom to block its citizen, Zoom cut everyone on Tiananmen talk
(blog.zoom.us)
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6y ago
I like Telegram as an app and service but have reasonable doubt of how it’s gonna be sustainable. WhatsApp had 400m MAU and $1m monthly cost in 2013 before acquisition, Telegram reached same MAU recently and avg cost is 4x or more. Founder
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6y ago
There was a community effort[1] with similar goal on macOS. I was a tiny bit disappointed that they stopped working on it when Apple announced Project Catalyst. It's good to have MS carrying the touch on this topic. [1] https:/&#
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I'm expecting Matrix/Riot has some of those like chat, and will develop some more. And there'll be definitely alternatives, which is the beauty of FOSS.
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Guess I shouldn’t be surprised. After all, Microsoft acquired GitHub, IBM acquired RedHat.
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6y ago
Maybe I've been using macOS with default wallpapers for too long but the Windows wallpaper in this post feels so familiar.
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6y ago
You don’t just build a product like WeChat or Facebook. You grow your product to that level. What WeChat/Facebook are today is highly path-dependent hence you don’t get to replicate that, and your intelligence and ambition probably won
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7y ago
I'll continue to be skeptical about the "next computer" marketing of iPad Pro before there can be some breakthrough of multi-tasking design.
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7y ago
- my test suites runs <1s ! - yeah, but spinning up the test env and loading data cost >3000s.
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7y ago
It's not first case, Popcorn Times was taken down from Github because it "is designed to allow an unlimited number of users to fulfill the unlawful purpose". https://github.com/github/dmca/blob/
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US bars foreign nationals who have recently travelled to China
(theguardian.com)
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7y ago
You have to look at the CFR(case fatality rate) and how wide it will be spreading. For flu, case fatality rate is usually <0.1% [1]. As comparison, SARS in 2003 is 15% [2]. This time it's still developing (17 of 444 as of today[3])
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7y ago
Yes, FB & CA should be hold accountable for abusing user privacy, but real elephant in the room is about the legislation of political campaigns, specifically: - amount of $ campaign may collect and spend - granularity of users segment c
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7y ago
Search by folder should be possible on Mac w some scripting, which means you can add it to Alfred or Quicksilver too.
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Why Adam Neumann is getting $1.7B to leave WeWork?
(vox.com)
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7y ago
It worth noting, for some features like hiding Taiwan flag, the logic is to check both system setting and hardware sales region, it will be on if either is true.
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Apple and Foxconn broke a Chinese labor law to build the latest iPhones
(bloomberg.com)
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7y ago
Very bold move for a global company like Apple to point fingers almost explicitly to China’s Xinjiang policy, which is also supported by 37 countries[1] worldwide. [1] https://www.reuters.com/article/us-china-xinjiang-r
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The debate should be public transportation vs cars for those mega cities, not against Tesla.
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Based on my online/offline interaction with many Mainland Chinese in US/EU born in 80s-00s, those who experienced family eco status going downwards(e.g. parents lose job due to radical policy change, or lose money due to financial
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7y ago
I would like to know: how many individuals and vehicles has been impacted? anyway we can hold the agency and its contractors accountable for this issue?
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7y ago
Like some comments pointed out, targeting on talent will be ineffective, if not backfiring. And just like most typical dumb policies, it's targeting on symptoms (students not integrating or researchers leaving) not real causes and issu
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