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Ask HN: Anyone else notice iPhone autocorrect is absolute rubbish?I’m surely not looking back with Rose tinted glasses am I? It used to be so much better ... it used to recognise the words I use and more often than not it picked up my mistakes and let me just carry on but it just seems to be getting worse and worse. I’ll be typing something fairly innocuous and it’ll suggest a name from my phone book of somebody I haven’t contacted in years or it will insist on turning fairy cogent sentences into nonsense. Like why? I heard that a while ago they replaced whatever it was that worked with some kind of machine learning algorithm but here’s the thing it just doesn’t learn I’m having to correct it again and again for frequently used words - even T9 was better at this stage. Everyone I know is having similar problems and I can’t understand how this isn’t more of a thing? Maybe it’s to do with anytime you search for anything on the topic you’ve to go through pages and pages of linkspam and apples own support forums are ghost towns filled with disingenuous s
Quantum computing’s next trick? The power of networked clustersWhatever their underlying technology, to achieve scale, quantum computers will need to go modular and be networked. In 2021 we will see the first demonstration of this. Quantum technology is often ...
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Ask HN: How can I become politically active and promote Asian-American rights?I am Asian-American, and I'm growing concerned over rising discrimination against Asian-Americans. Asian-Americans have no social or political capital, i.e. in my experience, anti-Asian racism isn't taken as seriously as racism against other groups, and it isn't "trendy" to support Asian-Americans on social media. I am scared that prejudice against Asian-Americans is increasing, and neither of the two mainstream US political parties have a reliable track record for us. We're basically ignored and politically irrelevant. I predict that Asian-Americans need to quickly build social and political capital or else the coming years will be rough for us.I feel that one of the problems is that Asian-Americans tend not to be politically active. I want to be the change I want to see in the world. Some of my thoughts:- It's important to build soft power through culture (e.g. by having more Asian-American artists)- Asian-Americans are said to be the "new Jews," so maybe I can look at whatever Jewis