skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The problem was never the demand for the Model 3. Tesla needs to hit specific benchmarks if it wishes to meet the expectations of its sky-high market cap and it simply hasn't been able to do so up to this point.

I'm sure it's a difficult problem and I'm rooting for them to figure it out but until they start to produce more cars, there's going to be people asking questions.
AR is also really good for squishing bugs!

https://vimeo.com/149319403
It is, and I said so too -- I was responding to some nonsensical lawyerism by showing that it was ridiculous on its own terms, and then I spent the rest of the post (the bulk of the post) talking about actual effective, pragmatic ramifications of having a language standard.
I mean, Metal + MoltenVK is pretty close
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cheers! DOIs really should be a required part the title here (if available)...
...look into / lock / delete them. This gives microsoft the ability to all but stop work at companies who use private repos who compete with them, and/or delete critical repositories. Hope those companies have backups.
>> Anyone found a killer AR app yet on their iPhone?

> Measuring apps...

As is so often the case on the web, I can’t tell if this is a serious or sarcastic response.

If society really faced a killer need for measuring apps, everyone would already have a tape measure in their pocket. Instead, even people who work in trades where it’s important to have a tape generally unclip it from their belt and toss it in their bag when not using it.

Measuring apps are fun but hardly in the killer app category.
Your glob matches moji, which just means "letters". So many bright minds wasted at colleges of Letters and Science, eh?
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> Atom

I could be wrong but my perception is that Atom is losing market share to VSCode all on its own– new devs are much more likely to adopt vscode & no growth ~= decline for an editor. Couple that with the fact that no one pays for Atom...

IMO They don't need to "kill" atom, they just need to wait a couple years, at which point it will just Yet Another Editor down the list with TextWrangler et al., if the next Atom doesn't come along and hasten its decline even further.
No. The Aztek is hideously ugly. The Bolt is nowhere near that ugly. Also, plenty of people don't care if something is ugly, if it's utilitarian.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33AP0JnXSOA
> Wouldn't you be a murderer for even playing that 'game', despite the stochastic nature of it?

Maybe, depending on the definition of murder we go by. At a minimum, it's manslaughter. The point is, that describes a factual state, not intent (again, depending on whether you are using murderer to describe intent).

Whether someone kills someone, or someone purposefully kills someone are differentiated by intent. The original assertion was "Intentionally Spreading HIV in Asia". Their intent was to make money, that was a horrible, and avoidable byproduct of that intent. There's no need to make this sound worse than it is, because it's already horrible. I'm not defending Bayar, I'm calling out an inaccurate statement.
I'm not sure what I'm expecting to be honest, but I never use any of the in-built macOS apps so I just skim over those announcements. They don't seem like they should be part of what's considered the OS.
Or they could just use Metal 2, or Vulkan via MoltenVK

Edit: There's also MoltenGL, so they could run OpenGL applications with Metal.
Unreal Engine supports Metal - they even did a demo on stage a few years back.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Br7qVnzxzv8
Almost certainly a typo. The CDC 877 disk pack was 80MB.
The Great Books: Enemies of Wisdom (1987) [pdf]
Cars depreciate, just like housing requires maintenance: https://affordanything.com/is-renting-better-than-buying-sho.... Housing does not automatically appreciate, though artificial limits on the supply of housing in some metros can temporarily make it feel as if it does.
In response to the plug from Apple on stage, Cabel from Panic tweeted "...More on Transmit and the Mac App Store later!..."

https://twitter.com/panic/status/1003713594154835968
I don’t understand why I keep reading “what about attom”.

Atom is irrelevant to all of this, as far as I can tell. Can someone please educate me?
If you haven't seen how emojis are used in the wild to enhance communication, it's probably not for you.
He's a brilliant engineer, but, yes... His opinions are not informed ones on this matter.
Wozniak was a pretty amazing guy. Not sure what hes been up to lately.
I don't look under 18, the interviewer was German, maybe she just had curiosity... I don't know
Why are you talking about Google Now? There hasn't been any announcements on I/O about it, it's pretty much a deprecated brand.

The common point here are phone use management features which were unveiled on both OSes in the same year it seems.
I'm just being snarky about it. Sure, you can use MoltenVK to work around this for Vulkan, but Apple are lock-in jerks here not to support OpenGL to begin with and call it "legacy" when they don't offer Vulkan support either.

MoltenGL isn't FOSS so projects like Wine can't use it for instance.
Although, this guy did become Nokia's CEO in 2010: http://enwp.org/Stephen_Elop
Then, he proceeded to tank the company and make it cheaper to acquire.
As far as I know, JAMF is the de-facto standard.

https://www.jamf.com
1. Could maturity transformation not be done by the markets? E.g. if you want a mortgage, you essentially issue a bond; lenders may then decide to hold the bond for a short period of time and then sell it on the secondary market. With regards to consumer products, I am sure the market would come up with something user-friendly. But I see your point.

2. The money supply could grow predictably, e.g. like Friedman's proposal of replacing the Fed with a computer that expands the money supply in a predictable manner.
September now.

It also means the MacBooks will likely be shipping with a new keyboard, Coffee Lake and we will see 6 core/32GB variant for the 15inch.
> the lack of connection to something physical

Do you get paid in something physical? Do you think there are notes or precious metals sitting in a safe somewhere that you just never use? I suggest you study money. Also don't use the word whom unless you know how to.
They don't really convey ideas, they convey emotions and reactions. It pretty much solves the "tone is hard to convey over text problem."
The launcher can be tricked to download Overwatch but it's not playable. Due to shoddy OpenGL support the shift lately actually seems to be away from cross platform games, especially from companies that use their own engine.

Most if not all of the Blizz games render using OpenGL. Heroes of the Storm used to have some experimental options to use Metal or OpenGL 4.1, however Blizzard got rid of them at some point. They seems to not be satisfied with Apple's drivers
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> Remember, these costs add up quite easy.

Some single developers are perhaps a bit spoiled. Other professions need offices, stores, work trucks, thousands of dollars in physical tools that they'll need to maintain and replace as they wear out. We need a computer and have the option of a $7/month subscription to perpetually-updated professional tools. $7/month doesn't cover the printer paper most professionals go through in a month. Software developers need a computer and that's about it, and some apparently find $7/month "uncompetitive" because that fee didn't come with sufficient feel-good about charitable giving or something. All the software and professional services I subscribe to as a single developer don't add up to the cost of maintaining and fueling the van my A/C repair guy shows up in, so I have to disagree that they add up quite easy.
Not sure if serious, but fingerprinting as in device fingerprinting for tracking scripts. If you want a fingerprint enabled password manager those exist already.
What’s the text version of a birthday cake?

More challenging: what’s the text version of a singing, eye-rolling T-Rex?

It’s fine to not care about emoji, but you can’t logically dismiss them as prettier smilies.
Religious argument that comes down to preference. Might as well say "Why Emacs misses the point of modal editing."

Edit: Downvoters, care to engage at all? Or do you just disagree with the idea that reasonable people might hold a different preference to yours, whichever flavor you prefer?
>IMO, the most interesting thing happening with Apple right now is the surprising (to me) amount of effort being put into their News and Stock apps (which are being ported to macOS).

I think you missed the hidden story there (and by 'hidden' I mean, they actually mentioned it during the keynote). They announced that they're working on a toolkit to easily port over iOS apps into MacOS with very few manual changes to the code.

The effort they're putting into porting News, Stocks, etc. into MacOS is actually just them field-testing their UIKit <-> AppKit conversion platform.
Hmm I just put 16 GB ram, an SSD, and a new battery in my early 2011 mbp, also bought a new charger. The thing flies but it seems High Sierra will be my last MacOS version.
Woah, is it really illegal?! What would be a polite answer?

"I would like to focus on the value I can add to the company instead of focusing on my age"

is this an acceptable answer?
Chevy Bolt's aesthetics look ridiculous and there's no way I'd buy it on that point alone.

Looks like a pretty standard econobox hatchback/wagon to me.

I don't want a hatchback. I hate hatchbacks.

I guess that's how you see it.
> which was novel since we were having a meal with out-of-town friends at the time. We were both very immensely excited

Behaviorally I am wondering to what extent the fact that you were having a good time with friends (and potentially drinking alcohol and/or at least enjoying your food) played a role in what appears to be an impulse purchase?

I say this knowing from way back how there are high end stores that give you food and alcohol while shopping (I have experienced that) and the idea tends to be to get you to purchase more than you would as a result of the heightened mood.

Curious on your take on this and playing a role?
Can you give any examples of these "little problems" ? I'm sure there are many people on here that would like to solve them, if they only knew what your problems are !
Yeah I agree. Why would anyone prefer something that looked nicer than an old thing? Has anything like this phenomenon ever been observed in the past?
People used to buy expensive eGPUs for those workloads to keep them on macOS.
With .NET Core, yes. It's the one thing I hate about .NET Core.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/telemetry

Simply put, any data gathering or telemetry that is default opt-in deserves scorn.

I say this as someone who's used Microsoft development tools since QBasic and VB 3.
People just getting into a field like to run code on their personal machines. This can be quite relevant when your code gets a 50X speedup from running on GPU.

This is sort of like saying "people only do web serving workloads on Linux, we don't need web servers to run on Apple machines" to me.
Could they please pick a better name than "Metal"? I cringe at having to sort through the unwanted results when Googling issues in the future.
I guess he started with wrong note.

He is developer since six - since 1983. This means his family was wealthy one. He also survived two years of Microsoft.

Now even sceptical and lazy me thinks I have to move out of github. ;)
The market cap is well off its highs, which is healthy given the slower-than-expected ramp. But the ramp is happening, and overly-aggressive targets notwithstanding, what we're seeing unfold right now is objectively impressive. The company will do just fine.
The new Leaf looks like a normal car, which is all a lot of (I suspect most) people want.
I'm waiting for someone to invent the implantable chip that converts blood sugar into heat/light purely with the intention of wasting that energy.

Grab enough power to monitor blood sugar, to make sure you aren't putting someone into a coma, but otherwise just try to burn an extra few hundred calories a day.
Responsible, yes. That doesn't mean intent. I'm not claiming Bayer isn't responsible, just that there is a difference between being horrible in the pursuit of money, and being horrible because you actually want harm to come to those people. One makes you responsible for death and destruction, the other puts you in the same category as the Nazis, who intentionally tried to eradicate the Jews.
Emoji are amazing, stop it.
I'm pleased that Microsoft has opened up, changed and grown so much in recent years. Congratulations to the entire GitHub team for making such a wonderful community and set of tools easily available, and for their successful acquisition. It will be fascinating to see where this goes - who would have imagined that a former heavyweight of proprietary software would achieve such a transformation?

I must ask the question now, though - is it time for a non-profit Github-like open source community with integrated source control / tools? Could that even exist due to the costs of running such a thing, and is it necessary? For example, it would be like if The Apache Foundation ran GitHub.

Or should we look into things like git over IPFS (or something similar) and try to go decentralized?

I have wrestled with the for-profit / not-for-profit conundrum my whole life, and I still do. Obviously, running such a utility / community costs money, so it is good to have one or more healthy companies supporting it. It should mean good things. But ultimately, both GitHub and Microsoft are primarily for-profit entities (although I know they both do a tremendous amount to support the not-for-profit space).

Perhaps Microsoft could even be the one to set up such a non-profit... like.. "The Microsoft Foundation for Open Source" or something similar. Knowing that the organization owning and managing such a utility and community is a non-profit - good or bad?

EDIT: ..perhaps like they have done with the .NET Foundation?
Edited the title from iOS 12 Safari -> Safari because this applies to the desktop version as well[1]

[1] https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2018/06/apple-introduces-maco...
If you plan on having children and live anywhere in the US (including SF, excluding Manhattan), you'll most likely need a car for Drs visits etc.
Does loading the page in a default-configured browser execute non-free javascript on your machine?

Is the page usable without disabling the non-free javascript?

Can you learn how to use the API without using non-free javascript on their documentation pages?

Is forcing someone to learn to use the API directly and interact with Github purely programmatically a reasonable alternative?

And finally if the non-free software is removed from your machine but interaction still relies on non-free software on the API side is that really any better for the end user?
Doesn't Core Image use the OpenGL Shading Language, so is that going too?
I've felt similar. There's been some impressive innovation from MS in the dev space recently: VS Code is a pleasure to use, Azure wasn't quite as intimidating as AWS can be (but who can blame them, AWS has a lot more legacy). Windows 10 was pleasant to work with, telemetry issues aside. Things are shifting.

In fact, I think there's a strong 'once a criminal, always a criminal' mentality that takes a healthy skepticism to an unreasonable level. At least with the benefit of the doubt you can be wary of what Microsoft's intentions really are, but I don't think it's productive to go 20 years into the past and pretend that absolutely nothing has changed since, and rehashing everything from that time as if it only happened yesterday. It's an unreasonable standard and if nothing else, it presents the self-fulfilling prophecy where you're only satisfied once you've found proof that Microsoft today hasn't changed at all. So you've practically doomed GitHub to fail post-acquisition because you've already decided it _will_.

I'm not sure why you'd want that. So on that level I hope that Microsoft doesn't betray the gigantic community that has built around GitHub, which itself has taken open source to a whole new level. It's an appeal to emotion, I know, but I just don't see the value in being straight up negative in the light of recent evidence that suggests the contrary. You would never hold yourself to such an unforgiving standard (unless you wanted to sacrifice yourself on the altar), so it's better to give it a chance instead of throwing out the baby with the bathwater.

(Secretly, I'd love it if they, for example, rethought the pricing strategy and offered free private repos the same as every competitor does.)

That said, it's a little worrying that tech is continuing to consolidate around the giants.
Not only that, but it only closes itself if you scroll too fast, thinking that you're not interested in that specific article you've clicked on.

Best example of trying to over-optimize a site I can think of.
I agree and on a similar note get a weird feeling every time I price a car and come to the options or packages that have side airbags or emergency breaking as add-on option choices.

At least Apple (so far) isn't selling these features or limiting them to the newest phones.

Presumably they will work on all phones that can run iOS 12.

Regarding notifications, the real benefit to me of what apple is doing is being able shut off notifications in the heat of the moment instead of digging through the settings menu.
It's not Open Source because the terms aren't compliant with the OSD[1]. And while the OSD may not be a de-jure definition of "Open Source" it is the de-facto definition in the popular vernacular around this subject.

[1]: https://opensource.org/osd-annotated
TLS tickets are indeed a kind of a cookie.

Even without tickets, having TCP sessions means that server operators can link multiple queries to a single device, even if multiple devices share the same external IP.

This gives server operators more data than plain DNS.

The DNSCrypt protocol can use a unique key for every query in order to prevent this. Since it doesn't use sessions, and all queries are independent, there is no latency overhead.

For DoH, dnscrypt-proxy has an option to disable TLS session resumption. But it introduces some overhead every time a reconnection is necessary.
WWDC 2009: 13" MacBook Pro and iPhone 3GS announced

WWDC 2010: iPhone 4 announced

WWDC 2012: Retina MacBook Pro announced

WWDC 2013: new Mac Pro, Time Capsule, AirPort Extreme, and MacBook Air announced

WWDC 2017: iMac, MacBook and MacBook Pro, iMac Pro, 10.5" iPad Pro and HomePod announced
Endangered Snow Kitten, er, I mean Snow Leopard.
Yeah, that threw me for a loop. I searched for one of my repos on BitBucket and was left scratching my head until I saw the (bizarre-looking) unchecked checkbox. At the very least, it should be made more clear that BitBucket isn't being searched by default...particularly since it's the first name in the portmanteau!
While some are ripoffs, other higher-end brands are known by MUAs specifically for their pigments (esp. when it comes to eyeshadows) or their longevity (lipstick) or just their wearability (foundation and coverup). About the only universal agreement I've heard from professional MUAs that drugstore is just as good is powder. But you do have to know WHICH brands, as many are ripoffs (aka the Kardashian lines). So skincare, yes, mainly ripoffs, but makeup, there's definite differences when it comes to ingredients and quality if you know what you're looking for and what you're trying to achieve with that particular tool. Also, with perfumes, the cost is 100 percent in the quality of the base -- smell an expensive Chanel perfume and then smell one that's not -- you can 100 percent tell the difference.
No it sounds like exactly what they said.

You will be able to use UIKit to help port your apps across. But they aren't going to be merging all of the other parts of the OS together. Especially since iOS and OSX differ significantly in parts e.g. security posture.
My significant other suffers from depression. We are long distance and much of our daily communication is through text-messaging.

We both rely on this one emoji to communicate more effectively: <smiling face with squinting eyes> [0]

We use others, but that one emoji makes all the difference in the world. Often we send only that single sign to each other.

[0] https://emojipedia.org/smiling-face-with-smiling-eyes/

EDIT: Replace emoji with text description and add citation.
Do you really think that a lot of people who reserved a $35.000 car decided to go with a Model S that costs more than twice as much?

I think it's more likely that a lot of people realised that they aren't getting a $35.000 car any time soon, and bought something in their price range instead.

I reserved a Model 3, but I'm becoming sceptical that I'll ever be able to afford it. Right now they are selling it for $50.000, and it doesn't look like it's moving into my price range any time soon.
For lack of a better term, Stallman is a zealot. For that I can respect and admire him even if his stance isn't always practical. I can look up to his hard line mentality even if I understand why I (and many others) can't follow the same path. He is to open source what monks are to buddhism (ironically both the good parts and some of the bad).

With that in mind his lessons are the golden path that many of us should aspire to even if we cannot attain it.

When ever I have to confront Stallman I am always left with the same dismal feeling, he's right, he might be an ass(1) but he is still a person(2).

1. https://kottke.org/11/10/richard-stallmans-rider Yea he's saying please but its still outrageous this article was chosen because it makes the brown M&M's comparison and that apparently had a secondary purpose. There is no secondary purpose for asking for a Parrot, regardless of how politely or how it is caveated.

2. This (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pube5Aynsls ) is what I go back and watch every time I go through this (difficult) process. It is funny (unexpected) that a man as large as my self can be so nimble... guts, self-awareness, gusto... IDNK what kinds of traits would possess him to do such a thing but it is just fun to watch. The fact he does it with the lap top just makes me giggle.