skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Because 4K doesn’t pixel double and the 5K display selection is somewhere between sparse and nonexistent.
You would find it pretty hard to spec a similar machine for similar cost.

And then you would still have to find an alternative to the Afterburner card.
Canuck, an Infamous Crow (2016)
Couldn't they have released it 2 years ago without the Afterburner card?
A fair justice system does not convict all those who are guilty. It ensures that the innocent are not convicted.
Such a big deal as for..?

I am a developer, I make roughly in the middle of that range and I own the business so expensing it is straightforward. It's the value proposition that doesn't stack up from my perspective.
If so, we are just collectively wasting everybody's time.
I'm giving that driver 1 star every time, until my rides are ad free or I can't take any more rides.
No he means Flutter which has been around a lot longer, it's immediately what I've thought of being inspired by as well:

https://flutter.dev/docs/development/tools/hot-reload
1$ per pixel
IDE support is jaw-dropping. I did not see that kind of integration between text and UI anywhere. Framework code looks like React from the first glance, but IDE integration is game-breaker.
Maybe we’ll be able to discuss this more concretely once Purism has actually shipped a mobile device.
Interesting move we see from the big players to more declarative UI toolkits. First Flutter, now this.
Outlook.com has allowed email aliases for a really long time.
A lot of their target market (photo/video/music) passes along the cost of their hardware to their clients, so I doubt an exorbitant pricetag will be too much of an obstacle. I am still using a 2010 Pro which would have sold for $3K+ when new, I spent $300 to get it used years later (and a few hundred more for SSDs and a newer GPU). Maybe I can pick up an abandoned "trashcan" once the new Pros start shipping...
The majority of Americans I know have a lot of compassion for the homeless. They’d prefer they be helped, but our gov’t has yet to find a solution.

Of course some people have a negative opinion of the homeless due to negative interactions - being scammed, not really homeless, taking advantage of people.
Thank you! Looks like your work will impact me (and hundreds of thousands of other developers) every day.
Nobody should be allowed to hold this amount of sensitive information about customers without paying a large bond to hold that information. It's clear that these companies will not minimize their data collection since storage is practically infinite, so make it cost them so they have an actual reason to care.
I used to prefer dark mode because it reduced all white light. But then I realized that I don't have an issue with white light, just the blue light spectrum in white light.

I have switched to light mode but with a heavy blue light filter and find it much better than dark mode on my eyes.
Don't you think you could get your point across without being obtuse and patronizing?

"It's not like individual employees are reading your mail, its just an algorithm that handles it automatically."

That could have been a cooler move.
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Is there some specific factual claim that the author believes was false, or does "lying" just refer to framing the issue differently than she'd prefer?
Good to know I'm not the only person that has to leave youtube and go to duckduckgo to find the next video of a clearly marked series on youtube.

Or failing that, go to the user page, try to stop the autoplay on time, go to the uploads page, and scroll around until I see it.

I will never cease to wonder what all of the talented programmers at google are actually doing all day.
Microsoft's email management has some neat perks here: You can change which one's the primary as well. It's entirely possible for you to change the email address of your Microsoft account, by adding an alias, making it primary, and then deleting the original. In fairness, there are some quirks with this, my old email address would still get sent some receipts or some newsletters because the configuration for service A, B, or C was buried somewhere else in the account. But generally speaking, it works pretty well.

As someone who changed their name but had to keep their Google account with the old one because of how much Google account data/purchases can't be moved to a new account, this felt positively revolutionary. Google accounts can only have one Gmail address for their entire lifetime.
I agree with you. Incentive alignment is a major issue--I asked the PM in this comment thread and hope for a response, because I think this issue needs to be discussed.
Mostly use of Java as backend or not. It still has probably the best I18n character class support in standard library...
welcome to HN -_-: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8863
Hi, great work! Is iOS 13 required to use apps made with swift ui?
I think you will find that it isn't.

Video editing is a very large and pretty core use case.
https://youtu.be/YzQZLucY8iw
I was surprised to find that they support the Steam controller when using the Steam Link app.
I was fully expecting something along the lines of "Oh, and SwiftUI will compile to WebAssembly allowing your apps to look just as awesome and run just as fast in Safari."

Probably still in alpha...
You can prepend "anarcho-" to just about any "-ism" and find someone willing to explain how it would work in theory while decrying the lack of experimental evidence due to opposition by nation-states.

I'd call myself an "anarcho-pragmatist" now. That's based on not wasting breath or effort on stuff that's almost guaranteed not to work. My current recommendations to like-minded individuals are to support labor unions (or invent some other institution that counters plutocratic trends), and to oppose consolidation of broadcast media. I have long ago abandoned the non-aggression principle as being too dependent on people arguing over the meaning of "aggression".
Thank you, this is awesome! I've been hesitant to jump into iOS on my own time. This will push me to build something for fun now.
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I still have the confused laughpplause of the audience when they announced the 999$ stand. I was not paying attention so I rewinded to see what they were talking about. Even the host at the time had a giggle in his voice after that.
A lot of my workflow is in Word and Textmate, so a lot of different Macs will "shred" my workflow.
Google doesn't limit who can login by their device manufacturer, but the supposed privacy focused company does?
Like the calculator app.
Details will be in the Platform State of The Union later today. Keynotes are always press/casual-fan focused
Your points are balanced and reflects quite well what I look for.

I usually have the mindset to be in everyday of the week 9-5 and that’s how I start my week.

But realistically, as the week progress, life gets in the way, I stay late one day in the office, wake up a bit late, etc. So by end of week I am always getting in around 10:30 or just working from home. Also, as honest as I can be, I deliver much more and don’t see my job as a burden/stressor if they grant me this autonomy. It is funny but my wife much rather have me 9-5 because I work less hours this way.
I always wonder if Puritanical roots in US have something to do with it. There seems to be a general belief that people "get only what they deserve". The belief that evil and misfortune comes from within each of us and some cosmic scale is constantly judging whether each person's demons are getting the better of them. These beliefs also carried through to capitalism where individuals who out-exploit and out-hoard everyone else are able to claim most of the rewards of society but any accountability for failing is also placed on individuals who just didn't "work hard enough", or didn't "want it badly enough", weren't "strong enough". Basically if you have any genetic propensity for addictive behavior, mental illness or self-destructive behaviour, belong to a group that's discriminated against, were born in poverty or with parents who didn't have the means or the time to raise you "properly", it's nobody's fault but your own and society doesn't owe you any help, support or compassion. A very heartless and cruel culture that'll ultimately cause our stagnation and eventual downfall.
So when I sort by pay, what I see is only one single record with a police officer making more than 400k, out of what it says is more than 200,000 people in 4,200 pages in that database. And there are only 9 people shown with base pay over 200k in all of California.

I have no idea what the story is with Paulo Morgado, but you simply cannot claim he's representative of all SF police officers.

That makes your comment seem pretty dramatically misleading... so how do you reconcile this with your comment above? Are you reconsidering your thoughts here? Doesn't the data you posted tend to not point at unions, or possibly point in the opposite direction, that unions aren't a factor?
I wasn't clear. Strictly speaking, I don't need that much power. 1/5 of that is fine. I am honest about my needs as a musician, writer, and occasional video person. My needs would be well-served by a ~$1k system.

If I had the money, I would get it just because I can, and for all those weird resource-demanding ideas I can't do on a more practical computer.
When Apple users use this to commit fraud/trolling/stalking/etc. and get tracked down it's going to make Apple look bad.
if you cut the 8 in k8s in the middle, you're left with half of the features... that leaves you at k3s :)
The potential cases against the large tech firms are all coming in at the same time. I wonder what could be driving it.

If they move foward, I hope that the nature of the results are good for the public (i.e. preventing anti-competitive behavior)
But the TSA and whatever other relevant departments don't have access to the NSA databases (or don't publicly show it, same thing from my POV).

I perceive that I might be denied entry to the US because someone shares a photo of me doing something the US doesn't like .. Then my trip to Canada gets cancelled, and I get to say "yes" when asked by every other country "have you ever been denied entry".

Meanwhile I must also provide biometrics.

And it is a federal form. The theoretical risk is high (although actual risk is low if you are a normal person).
Have you tried a long holiday? Like 3 or 4 weeks off.
This is cool, useful, and makes business sense.

But Tile and its competitors could now (in some regards) be DOA.

If there were, say, a cadre of bureaucrats trying to build an Antitrust probe into Apple [0], this is landing on their desk tomorrow morning.

[0]https://www.theverge.com/2019/6/3/18650861/apple-department-...
The "real" developer keynote is "Platforms State of the Union" which will surely cover a lot more of it. The morning keynote is for the press and executives to highlight latest releases with some dev stuff thrown in.
They pulled off their best hardware engineers to work on laptop keyboards.
Website is stuck in Safari.
Not MS?

They're all kinda up to the same shenanigans really
By up-market, they're pushing themselves out of my market. $999 for a stand? No thanks, I can think of plenty of better things to spend $999 on.
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Not hearing anyone mention the precision counter-balancing arm (there's an animation of it on the website). I've never seen a monitor stand arm that isn't pure trash. Not that I would pay $1000 for the stand but it looks to be well-engineered and I really wish I could have one.
Exactly this. I just want a _good_ monitor for around €1000. Thunderbolt 3, 27"+ 5K. Basically an iMac without the computer part.
200K-600K doesn't quite yet put one in the category of "I'm know I'm getting bent over a barrel, but I have so much money I don't give a shit that I'm going to have anal tearing in the morning." It's enough to do that for a few things that one finds important, but not everything. If, OTOH, you impulse-buy Ferraris, this might go well on your desk at home.
I listen to Steli Efti and Hiten Shah's podcast, great stuff. How do you like working at Close?
I didn’t have a dedicated room for work — I had a standing desk setup in my bedroom ... a private office would’ve been nice and probably works a lot better but housing in Denver area makes having an own home office not that much cheaper cost wise than just getting a reserved desk at a coworking space ... I also think I might still struggle with “stopping work” if my compute is all right there a room or two away ... it’s the difference between “oh, some email i can take care of this right now” and “oh an email, this can wait until tomorrow” — if I bias myself toward the first I will probably end up expecting that to be the way I behave and eventually punishing myself with internal guilt when I chose the other ...
The person you're replying to is referring to zoning and codes which preclude the economical construction of such rooming houses / SROs. These are decided on by elected government officials which very much means we decided.
> I chose my words carefully

I understand. I chose my words very carefully too when I said, "That assumption is precisely the problem."

The reason we have due process is not because society gets off on legal rituals, it's because a person can in fact be innocent despite the existence of overwhelming evidence to the contrary. As soon as you say, "Let's assume guilt," you've tossed due process out the window. "Innocent until proven guilty" is not just a catchy slogan. It's the bedrock of due process of law.

The answer to your question, "How is he being treated differently than what you would expect this hypothetical person should be treated?" is precisely that: you are hypothesizing his guilt before it has been proven. That is how he is being treated differently than I would hope and expect.
Granted, there are no known weaknesses with their protocol -- however, Telegram leads the user to believe their conversations are encrypted, which, unless they opted in to secret chats (and this is not supported on desktop ), its all in the clear.

So if you are using it on desktop, all your messages belong to Telegram, and whomever they are sharing it with.
I don't have any issue with Apple going up-market or aiming for a particular demanding niche, but this is still interesting to think about from a product and pricing perspective.

With luxury pricing you're used to purchasing a complete package or product, then you may put expensive add-ons on top. If you had to add $[high number] add-on for what's typically a standard part, for ex: a seat-belt of a Mercedes or a zipper on a Hermes hand-bag, in order to even buy the bag or car, it'd take some people by surprise. Even if it's basically the same markup as any luxury / high-end purchase.
Right. One of the big things about Apple getting into something, even if it's been done before, is that they carry enough influence to strongarm other companies into respecting their paying customers. It's great.
It’s nice to finally see a FRP framework for iOS like React/Elm. MVC must die already.
And indeed we used to, before Ronald Reagan began defunding mental health programs in the US

This is such a worn out trope.

No, Reagan did not single handily defund mental health.

Institutionalization became a dirty word - people held against their will. The thought was that these people could be more integrated in the community, hence institutions were defunded.

Reagan was just doing what everyone else was.
They would never release a 1440p display today considering that’s a lower resolution than the panels in their 13” laptops. However, I’m disappointed that there’s no standalone version of the display from the 5K iMac. That was the 5K LG UltraFine, but that seems to be disappearing from shelves.
Not with their target audience. The cheapest Red camera body is $14950, without a lens -- and that's a 5k camera. The cheapest 8k Red body is $25k. Panavision rents for $800-2500+ per day.

So about $11k for a complete editing computer with the power to handle multiple 8k streams isn't expensive at all in the context of those industries.

The Mac Pro isn't a "web developer" machine or an advanced spreadsheet runner -- it's a computer designed for people that actually need that sort of power in a desktop workstation. The last thing people in the AV industries are complaining about with this new machine is the cost. It's a bargain.
They didn't spend much time on the grill--its basically the 2007 MacBook packaging styrofoam.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/chromedecay/568037457/
I love stacking terminals in a vertical monitor. I usually keep some code in tall columns as well if the project has longer files. It's great when it suits what you're doing, but I had my doubts like you as well.
This is incredibly awesome! Did you get inspired by the web or by new frameworks like flutter?
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I'm not sure about that. SwiftUI code looks an awful lot like React code. And IMO (as a web dev), it was always learning the UI framework that seemed like it would be the difficult part of learning iOS dev. Data manipulation APIs are pretty similar in most languages, but learning a new UI paradigm is a pain...
It should be noted that dragging executives in front of Congress might not have been received well, but it did "its job" by nudging these companies into expanding their outsourced moderation practices to topics important to the US government [0], without the US government itself being too directly involved.

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How about something like that "make it juicy" keynote for game developers?

It went from simple pong to a fully loaded game with shakes and sounds and particles.

But you set it up so you can show how adding bits of code makes the games they play awesome.
The privacy policies of Mozilla, Apache, and Linux Foundation say more or less the same thing. Do you have an example of a relevant foundation that doesn't collect information on their users?

https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/privacy/websites/

https://apache.org/foundation/policies/privacy.html

https://www.linuxfoundation.org/cookies/
iOS is getting files and gamepad support: https://www.apple.com/ios/ios-13-preview/features/
I didn't catch it. Is Xcode 11 (beta) available already? Do I need macOS Catalina (beta) to run it? I seem to have missed the crucial information and cannot find it on apples developers pages...
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But now your monitor can go vertical. It’s good for coding!
That price is just absurd. I waited for Mac Pro announcement to decide whether I'll stay with Windows or jump to macOS. Macbooks are not for me, but I hoped for a remotely reasonable priced computer, something like $2000 with another $1000 to expand with more memory, etc. But $6000 for 8-core CPU, 256 GB SSD, GPU that is less powerful than my old $200 NVidia 1060? It's just laughable.

Otherwise seems like a good machine. But not at this price. Probably configuration that I would like to have will be something around $10k and I'll build this configuration for $3k myself.
They are getting it: https://www.apple.com/ios/ios-13-preview/features/
Government finally had it with the amount of power they have over culture and messing with their 3 letter agency initiatives?

I am one of those pessimistic folk who views everything on a geopolitical stage as a power struggle, so..
"After throwing the first one out because you ... didn't."
That syntax is a shortcut for UIColor.gray, so this is really:

.color(UIColor.gray)