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I knew a bunch of people developing for iOs in college who took this road.

They used some university Macs to publishing, but did their dev work on Hackintosh to avoid spending all day in a musty computer lab. It worked quite well, barring the usual issue of Hackintosh being a bit flaky. If you had to buy a machine to publish on it would be a bit less appealing, but picking up an old Mac on Craigslist sounds worth it to develop as you like and publish 'legitimately'.
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When it comes to the Macbook Pro, something like the Razor Blade laptop keyboard would have been much much better than getting rid the upper row.

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/0talSSC5ToI/hqdefault.jpg

Imagine the screen on the right of the size of an iphone. I would have opened a much larger set of possibilities. Want to test and develop iphone apps ? want to use this for video or music production ? or want the num pad back ? The num pad is redundant yet useful, and replaced by a screen the surface is big enough to offer interesting possibilities for pro users.
Buddybuild if you don't want to use OSX
I like that "anchoring bias" only has one example.
Pretty sure the Muskhaus answer was a joke, as Tesla is run by Elon Musk.
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- Not completing my Bachelor's, even if it wasn't a field remotely useful for computer science

- Not going in for professional help with my depression. I thought I could fix it myself, that I should be able to fix it myself, and thus I prolonged it by years. By the time a dear friend sensibly convinced me to go, I thought I had fixed it, but I had constant nightmares, couldn't sleep longer than a few minutes, and had thoroughly misdiagnosed the cause of my depression that would have guaranteed its lifelong power over me.

And then after therapy, after I got well, and fell again. And I didn't go. I regret not seeking help.
But don't forget the losses in charging the battery as well.
You can just install the app from a site that mirrors apk files and it will work. It did for me a year ago, when I've tried it.
But when DJT takes 3 days to evaluate whether the KKK should be denounced, his non-supporters took that very seriously. Meanwhile while most of his supporters took his eventual statement literally.
I spent a lot of my younger years thinking I was forgetful, etc. Ended up with not bad systems to manage - but by chance.

By chance saw a tv programme 9 or 10 years back about kids with ADHD and suddenly understood exactly. I also realised just how crap the media and popular view of it is. Found out that there were an awful lot of other habits and symptoms that can be a part of it and could mentally check off quite a few. Suddenly I wasn't confused about why I did a lot of the things I did, all the way back to early years.

Internet research would probably have had me give up if I hadn't seen the documentary. Half of what I found was "ADHD doesn't exist" or made up junk to sell a book, or a diet or "amphetamines are terrible" as it was the height of the media theme of too many diagnosed or conspiracy to sell Ritalin. Got past that to medical and quality resourses and discover the different degrees of ADHD or even that there's several forms and you don't even have to be hyperactive and bouncing off walls.

Started to understand where my habits failed and why. Started to understand why I couldn't fix a few things most people find laughably easy.

Pushed for diagnosis (took a while), got medication, realised they're not a miracle reprogramming cure. They fix many of the faults in the brain, but don't cure all the bad habits you developed. Been working on better habits since.

Wish I'd had medication and awareness through education, though I got OK results by the luck of being bright. My 20s would have been easier before I started to figure out decent systems to work around my weird. :)

Edit: Sorry didn't realise I'd written that much!
Yes, he did.

http://blog.dilbert.com/post/152337049156/watch-the-persuasi... -- "Hordes of either paid or volunteer Twitter trolls descended on me with two specific types of attacks."

http://blog.dilbert.com/post/152293480726/the-bully-party -- "We also know Clinton’s side hired paid trolls to bully online. You don’t hear much about that."

https://twitter.com/ScottAdamsSays/status/791855586870571008 -- "Apparently Clinton's army of paid Hillbullies made her anti-bullying message feel awkward."
It's an unfair bet as you have (almost) complete control of the outcome.

How about he wins if >50% of smartphones sold in the U.S. in 2026 lack 3.5mm headphone ports.

I'd personally bet $10k against you/OP on this.
Apple's long history of port and drive removal demonstrates that pissing off customers is not a prime concern. Lost licensing revenue might bother them though.
>They lost a ton of ground they were gaining because they chose to force upgrades to Windows 10. I can actually get why they did this from a corporate perspective (Less OSes to support, therefore more money freed up to do other things), but as a user it sucks.

Why does this suck for users? This is actually one of my favorite aspects of W10.
Tier3 was an IaaS. You are not correct.
Inside The Mind (Andrew Ng) That Built Google Brain:On Life,Creativity & Failure
Of course, but for a "do-everything" laptop that has a large beautiful screen, weighs 4lbs (my laptop spends a lot of time in my backpack walking around, every pound counts) and still has a quad-core CPU, while operating for over 10 hours on battery, I'm willing to make a handful of concessions.

It's a balancing act. The MacBook Pro is the best laptop for my needs at any price, I'm fortunate enough that I have the ability to afford the extortionate price, but I feel comfortable working a few days a year to pay for it.
Those may be fair criticisms, but the only way you're likely going to get what you're asking for (Google's data with a UI as good as your car's) is through a more open and competitive model. On your phone, you probably have literally dozens of choices for GPS apps, but in your car you have one. And the one in your car will never get appreciably better, you're stuck with it.
I don't recommend using a hackintosh for your professional development.

That being said, building a hackintosh rig and getting it to work is really fun to play around with!
Yeah, with respect to your footnote, I grew up on Apple products. Sometime in college (2009) I switched to using Linux primarily. For my last dev job, I was given a MacBook Pro (previous generation). It lacked an optical drive, it lacked an ethernet, and the shiny screen meant that I could not easily work with it outside (something I love to do).

Each of these lacks did impact my life, in the way of significant, but manageable, annoyances. The lack of optical drive meant my partner and I couldn't watch DVDs on it. The lack of Ethernet meant that transferring any significant amount of data off of it was a pain in the butt. And I went through periods of eye strain as a result of the screen.

Each of these was a serious annoyance that bothered me. But I put up with it, and was even considering getting a new Macbook Pro as my next machine, because the rest of the experience was great. Now, I'm definitely not going to be getting a new Macbook Pro, because the most recent changes cross over the line from significant, but manageable, annoyances in to the realm of major hindrances.
It is crazy sir. And it is going away. What we are seeing is nothing but the last gasps of a bunch of angry, old white guys who are not happy that women, People of Color, LBGTQs, immigrants, etc are beginning to enjoy some of the same privileges they've had forever.
It's just that you will always have a better connection and be able to send more over a wire. cat5/6/7 vs. wifi, wired vs. wireless power, etc.

Surely you've seen a speed difference with a wired internet connection compared to wireless?
Exactly. Could you imagine buying a home if the electrical outlet wasn't standardized? (In the US). Just ask the rest of the world how frustrating it is when every country has their own plug.
Yup, I'm at 76% of the original capacity, and that makes a huge difference running heat or doing highway miles.

Out of warranty, to get a new battery, you don't get to keep the core, is $5,500. That warranty runs out at 60K miles. I was delighted to see the Bolt warrantied for 100K miles but will need to look at the details to see if that covers accelerated capacity degradation.
Show HN: Fast Style Transfer in TensorFlow
It's the water-octanol partition coefficient, a basic molecular descriptor of the physiological distribution of a drug. It is one of the multiple targets one aims to optimize in a novel drug-like compound.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partition_coefficient
EVs do have a water pump, and a coolant tank. The batteries and charging systems need active cooling.
Not when the existing jack is 1) a proprietary standard that does not work with any other device 2) A port that doesn't allow one to charge and use audio at the same time.

Something like a USB-C for everything could be doable - but as far as I know, USB-C ports are thicker than 3.5mm jacks.
Getting sued isn't the end of the world

The risk is $400 of hardware and a $99 dev account for the possibility of making way more than that releasing your own apps and making that much on a daily basis developing apps for other people.

Risk meet Reward
I won't ever buy one because I need to take trips home once a month and the drive is 800+ miles. Companies will always be hard pressed to sell the idea that you need to take an extended break just to refuel your vehicle on a road trip.
While I think this is a good summary of tactics for an entrepreneur, I would encourage my kid to develop a unique worldview (or a true north) through meaningful experiences.

There is no playbook for success, as the slides state in the beginning. But the many experiences and failures of a person help them recognize opportunity when they see it.

Most of the advice out there regarding entrepreneurship will be contradictory and generalized. Knowing which advice to follow when depends on your true north.

I'd say to my kid: get out there and get dirty, stay curious and take nothing for granted.
I weren't a programmer - but I used an Late 2011' iMac 21.5" up until I quit last year. So no they don't get a new computer every year unless your someone who's using it for marketing.
I don't care about USB charging. What I do care about is not having to carry an awful dongle to listen to music. Been there, done that. And, I care about not having to charge my headphones before I listen to music. People might say I should just leave the dongle on my headphones. I lived through that already with an Android phone years ago, and it sucked.
You'll love using your phone for navigation, until you go to Canada, where you don't have data. (Or affordable data.)

I have a 2010 Prius, and I'm quite happy with its built-in navigation. Its UI is worse at first-time address entry, but is substantially better for... Just about everything else.
I agree. With vim, running the current spec file for me is <LEADER> c. <LEADER> l for the last spec file ran. I don't even have to think about it.
Theoretically the car nav has access to inertial/distance sensors which help a ton in tunnels/weak GPS spots. But I bet few cars have this. It would sure be nice to have this exported to phones somehow. (Heck, have the whole OBD feed exposed. One can dream...)
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"always use a period, never a semicolon"

you'd have to be pretty much a (non-human) animal for this to be sound advice about writing -- ever
My experience tweaking my Linux desktop didn't take nearly that long. It depends I suppose on how in detail you want to get, but a much nicer look than the standard is fairly easy to achieve.
I've never liked the surface style flimsy flipbook keyboards. Otherwise the form-factor is perfect. There's gotta be a better alternative to that keyboard.
Yea this is at odds with rising percentage of people who rent instead of buy. I park on the street, maybe public streets would be equipped with electric chargers with meters.
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Right, but just because an accounting team says "Well yeah the market values the company at $5B, but we think it's worth $15B because goodwill" does not make it so.

In some cases, there is additional value created by an acquisition that can justify that added value, but in many cases it's just a way to justify an irrational overvaluation on a balance sheet.

For example, the last time I looked CTL had lost about $2 billion in market cap after this deal was announced. That's the market saying "you overpaid for this company" or, as I prefer to say "your goodwill valuation is BS."
When done correctly, fingerprints are both something you are and something you have: The fingerprint data should reside in and work only to activate an HSM that then proves possession of an attested key pair. That way the HSM (and the device it sits in) is your something to have.
I don't know how this is an issue for Apple. If those treadmills were micro USB, they'd be trending rapidly toward obsolescence anyway.

I'll note that almost everyone who complains about lightning seems to not be an Apple user. Apple users seem fine with the horror of not sharing cables with Android devices. Apple users are also pretty happy that random hotels and whatnot have docks for their phones.
That sentence was in The Atlantic in September.

http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/09/trump-ma...
Homes tend to have a longer lifespan than phones.
Curious, why?
Does anyone know what the maximum possible (combined-)output resolution of the Radeon Pro 460 is? I'm having a hard time finding this info on AMD's website.
10 Sass (SCSS) mixins you should be using in your projects
THIS SO MUCH!! YOURE NOT ALONE!!!

Additionally, Why do I HAVE to use Itunes to sync the phone? I just want to grab a photo off of it.. where's my USB mode?
Node.js deserves its buzz.
I worked in very serious business in java and since I have switch to node and js clients, things are so weirdly easy and powerfull.
Keep upvote, the world need to know!!
Why one year? It's almost two in and sounds like it will be 3 before replacement.
How to Upgrade to the New Opsview Monitor 5.0
How does it compare with the series? I'm not familiar with either, and curious whether one is clearly preferable to the other as an introduction to the ideas both appear to cover.
what about densely populated cities where ppl park on the street at night.
Yeah, but you're ignoring the functionality loss from not having the function keys. You may not use them, but many people do.

For example, in Emacs (and I'm assuming most IDEs) I can map a function key to run my tests and have a status bar entry saying how many passed or failed. It's the exact functionality in your screenshot, no touch bar required.

At best the touch bar is a nice gimmick, and it's not adding anything you can't already do, and the trade off is the function keys. They could have just as easily left the function keys alone and added the touch bar above.
Interesting, CL has such terrible customer service, perhaps Level 3 was treating customers too well and Century Link thinks they can help them with that :-)

It is interesting that CL seems to be operating out of the old MCI playbook. Here I thought the days of aggregating a bunch of ISPs into a mega communication company were behind us.
> That being said, building a hackintosh rig and getting it to work is really fun to play around with!

In other words, doing this will eat up countless hours so you should only by doing this if you want (i.e., have time for) a new hobby, not because you think the new MBPs lack of an Esc key is going to ruin your productivity.
The Culture of Childhood: We’ve Almost Destroyed It
True, but the people living in them don't. People in the US move, and they move a lot.

Please use the downvote button for comments that are not relevant to the discussion, not as the "I disagree" button. We aren't reddit. My point is factual, 26 million Americans move every year. The challenges and hassels would be comparable if we had different plugs for all our appliances and electronics are analogous to the problems we have with different standards for charging ports on our cell phones, just a larger scale.
You don't have to take everything literally, do you?

And Correct the Record did exist.[0]

[0]:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Brock#Correct_the_Record
So far at least; Candy Crush Saga has not repeatedly downloaded onto my Mac without my permission and installed itself into my Dock; as 'a suggestion'. In this respect at least; I will take the less innovative Apple every time. Microsoft have embraced and extended the Apple App store concept into something profoundly irritating; intrusive and annoying.
Don't know why you are getting downvoted. Hackintosh often have problems with interacting with specific non mac hardware and they can be a pain to set up.
My point is that this is still more expensive than harvesting knowledge factors with phishing and stealing dbs where people use the same factors.
You should not have any problems until you start having problems and then you will deeply regret thinking that running your own mail server was a neat idea. My advice: don't host your own email server unless it's your core business or you're big company, your sanity is worth more than that.
What about it? If you use it could you say a bit more before I click the link please?
Been there, tried that. The problem is that every time there is an update, you are forced to update XCode and therefore OS X.

This means reformatting and doing the setup all over again (which can take quite a bit of trial and error depending on your hardware).
> Unaffordable is impractical. Most families cannot afford an extra $5K unless there is a reasonable amount of benefit to them, they don't have that kind of disposable income

If 'most families' acted in the rational manner you present above, then people wouldn't be leasing/financing new cars at the insanely high rate we do in the US. Given that there's a market for it though, the Bolt seems like a great option for GM to offer....
The Bolt isn't built on the same platform as any other Chevy vehicle. There's no basis for your comment.
This is a stinky situation. Even with the healthcare exchanges, it's usually cheaper and much less of a hassle to get your health insurance through your employer.

It seems to me that this is a hard thing to compare before the interview/offer stage. However, it's all part of compensation as far as I'm concerned. In other words, it usually makes sense to take a salary cut for better health insurance or to ask for more salary (or equity, etc.) when health insurance options are worse, though how much of a cut/raise is going to vary based on a person's needs (i.e. healthy people are rarely visit the doctor aren't going to value good health insurance as much).

The other option that might be possible in a small company is to ask for extra cash in exchange for not going on the health insurance plan. For example, if your company pays $5000/year towards your health insurance, they might be willing to cut a deal with you where they pay you $4000 if you _don't_ take the insurance (under Obamacare, they have to _offer_ a group policy, but it seems like doing this is fair game [1] as long as you have the option to be on the group policy). In practice, this option really only seems practical if you have a spouse or someone else who can put you on their health insurance plan, since individual plans are usually much pricier than negotiated group plans offered by employers.

[1] http://obamacarefacts.com/questions/can-pay-employee-not-tak...
I don't think they ever said copy/paste was unnecessary, although it mostly was in iOS 1.
Tail Kubernetes with Stern
TWINKLE is a hypothetical integer factorization device circa 1999 by Adi Shamir
If people would like some more illustrative examples for using asyncio there's https://asyncio.readthedocs.io
There are a ton of systemic subsidies for gasoline powered cars. It isn't irrational or unfair to subsidize a new technology until it has proliferated enough to challenge such an ingrained technology as hydrocarbon fuels. Costs will come down as volume goes up, and early state R&D gets paid down.
I had the same thought. Do you know if there's a list anywhere of valley / well known companies with this type of policy?

It's the type of thing that'd turn me off for sure during a job search.
I realize this is not what you asked for, but the non-touch entry level macbook pro is in apple stores now.

Go check it out before you take on the headache that is working on a hackintosh.

It's still somehow better built than dell's XPS and the space gray color is nice to boot. Since it's the "entry level", it doesn't have a touch strip and instead has a full function row, including the esc key. It felt fast from my first impressions and the aspect ratio is 16:10 (thanks for the correction), which you still can't get on windows pc other than the surface book.
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I disagree, because it doesn't work on anything other than Apple products. I would much rather have micro-USB (or any other widely-adopted standard).
> an iPhone, an Android Device (if I'm doing development) and headphones (especially in a coffee shop)

With the wire trailing so you can trip over it? I always thought Magsafe was smart because it recognises that while I might have other stuff plugged in, that stuff and its wire is on the desk where power can't be.
In fact popular IMEs like Sogou do this and also get updated to recognize names of famous people, movies, etc.

You can even type abbreviations for common phrases, like "cflm" and it'll figure out you meant chi-fan-le-ma 吃飯了嗎
How wise and straightforward is it to run OS/X in a virtual machine on a Windows laptop? How recent a version can you run, and what's the best setup to use? What limitations does it have, and what kind of graphics cards can it take advantage of, if any?

For my purposes, I only need to build apps with XCode, not do anything graphically intensive.
I don't know anything about car ownership, but if it's more expensive to buy, but cheaper to operate, how does that conclude to being impractical for the general public? shouldn't things like interior space, handling, durability and craftsmanship determine its practicality?

I'd say the biggest simplification in your analysis is only factoring cost, but not the cars themselves. Again, what do I know, right?
I dig Ulysses for the Mac[0]. Its distraction-free mode is very nice, but the organizational tools are there once you need to start stringing together larger pieces of text.

I do wish someone would make a non-OSX version that was as nice.

[0]https://ulyssesapp.com/
> I would be willing to bet that within a decade you HAPPILY buy a phone without a headphone jack,

I bet within a decade we will all happily buy autonomous cars without a steering wheel. This is because in a decade, battery life, software, connectivity and manufacturing experience will provide a large benefit and will be normalized.

I find it extremely difficult to believe that this will provide a 10x better experience. Here is what Apple is doing:

* The Computer is the Hub for all devices

* the cloud is the Hub

* the phone is the Hub

That's fine. Except that if my phone is using bluetooth to be constantly connected to my headphons & iwatch, as well as occasionally my computer; AND it can power my headphones it really dosn't matter if you give me 2x the previous phones battery I am running 4x the amount of devices off it. Apple needed to deliver a phone that lasts >3 days and headphones that aren't a chopped up earbud that can max out at 2 hours.

the iphone 7s will probably be awesome, this is the bridge model as Walt Mossberg put it, and it doesn't seem realistic to even consider buying it.