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Haha, you know I felt that way too, but I didn't want my pre-existing biases to intrude.
> it fails to mention the #1 reason why I never used it

In fact, that was mentioned:

> Of course, Facebook’s news feed has many of the same design elements that I have described here, including ranking. However, important messages sent directly from one person to another have their own dedicated channel that works more like email, with strictly chronological ordering rather than ranking and with an explicit “mark as read” function. Ranking and algorithms are only used for nonessential postings.

Though I suppose it's ambiguous whether he means someone's Wall/Activity Log or Messenger, I suppose, but I read it as the former.
Right, but I could also throw away 100% of my JavaScript and not have to deal with any of the nodejs/npm/webpack/whatever nonsense if I used Clojure.
Their ad revenue must be several orders of magnitude higher than their phone sales revenue, though.
They're going to use whatever TSMC uses, and TSMC is committed to 5nm. The process is already being tested.

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/tsmc-5nm-euv-process-node,...
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React: Are GUI Designer Tools Needed?
I see library after library, and tool after tool released to help minimize the massive boilerplate associated with react and to help manage front-end state. Does anyone else feel like a good GUI designer over React (like React Studio) is the answer? This, instead of just different add-ons and different takes on state management?

Sometimes code isn't the best human interface representation.
In SF you probably have more freedom as a renter than property owner.
I believe it is because more people who are ‘smart’ have stopped believing in free will.
For what it’s worth, I think I generate more positive externalities per day as a visitor than when I lived there.
Wow... "engine x" makes a lot more sense than "en-ginks".
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I have this exact MBP 2015 model and my battery is in the process of dying. It has about 45 minutes of usage from full charge to zero.

Looking forward to a free replacement ;)
This paradigm will be inn-effective in my humble opinion.

It will be because it involves prediction. Cognitive load is unknown. If predicting when a project will complete is hard, predicting how large and where the most cognitive load will be is going to be just as hard if not harder.
I do not mind at all, I could spend half a day with curious HNers talking about the topic :)

My mother being spanish and my father basque, I grew up with both of them at home. My mother's mother was genuinely worried with my then toddler's brain being unable to cope with both languages at the same time, as I am told I did not begin speaking until almost my third birthday. At that point I started speaking both indistinctly. Nevertheless, my heart beats in Euskara, because this is where I grew up. When it comes to thinking, I believe my brain does not directly parse thoughts into language unless preparing to express them verbally or writing.

The struggle comes when talking to a group of people with part of them not being proficient in basque; even if they understand it perfectly, the tendency is to switch to spanish out of politeness with those who do not speak it fluently; nowadays only the senior denizens of the most rural and small villages may find harder to express themselves in spanish than in basque. The recent Euskaraldia* event, where you could choose among 3 pins to wear during 11 days expressing that you could either talk Euskara, understand Euskara, or just did not mind not understanding it but having it spoken around you, has helped a lot when it comes to these everyday situations.

When it comes to preferring a mother tongue more than the other, spanish seems to be doing fine in the languages ranking, as opposed to Euskara; the cool part of that being my SO and myself enjoy using "that funny language" especially when abroad so no one understands us. Very occasionally we meet a fellow basque or someone who recognizes the language and at least a nice chat ensues. Additionally most people here will open their homes to every foreigner who shows the tiniest bit of interest in our language or culture.

As a finishing fact, there is actually no adjective for basque (citizenship) in the basque language, there is just "euskaldun" (euskara + "-dun" suffix), meaning possessor/holder of basque language.

* https://www.hellabasque.org/euskaraldia/
Why does everyone seem to hate delay slots? I understand that it makes writing assembly more annoying but most people use a compiler anyway.
I meant that I thought it would be posts to read, not posts about what to read. In other words, I thought it was the users' posts themselves that was the content you're collecting/curating.

Cheers!
Don't buy the Gang of Four book.
> We have our own culturally ingrained things in America that I'd like to change as well, and that are changing, but so slowly. How do you implement change?

Out of curiosity, what would you like to change in the US?
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We already get alerts for "your battery needs service" or "your operating system has an update available". I don't see "your device has been recalled" as being outrageous.
Yeah, that sucks. For very occasional purchases like repair FB ads stink because so few of your potential targeted customers need a repair at any moment - you really need search ads to hit on the moment of intent. Could definitely see YT ads doing well if you target repair videos.
Winning an award helps, too :) https://youtu.be/xKfU_5jgupo?t=14 (Hyundai)
they should provide an option where they send you a new battery and you replace it yourself
After some more searching on "direct listing vs. IPO", there definitely seems to be a lot of "DPO is not an IPO" so I'm going to enjoy having my foot in my mouth.
Two things:

1. Sealand is built on an old defense platform, not an oil rig.

2. Countries become accepted as countries exactly by declaring themselves as such, and then having that declaration recognized by other countries. Being able to protect your claim is nice, to be sure — especially if you want your country to last — but it is absolutely not necessary, in order to become one.
Saw the same thing happen.
No, it's a vulnerability in privileged JavaScript. https://hg.mozilla.org/releases/mozilla-release/rev/ea5154be...

Only few components of Firefox are written in Rust. Servo has no privileged Javascript per design choice, while it does have some components written in C/C++ (mostly taken from Firefox).
Quad GPU machines draw about 1.3KW each on average when under load. That's about $100/mo where I live, assuming they're 100% loaded 24x7 for the entire month. Realistically it's less. So it's not free, but it's not a crazy amount either.
That usually involves advertising, but Apple has turned down those offers. Not even an "Intel inside" sticker.

Apple's relationship with Intel is pretty rocky now. Intel fumbled the i9, their Xeon chips aren't keeping up with AMD's workstation offerings, and their efforts to build a cellular modem chip utterly failed, leaving Apple at the mercy of Qualcomm for that part.

I'm sure Apple will cut loose on Intel as soon as they can. They're probably tired of the bullshit.
While 700 square meters is indeed absurd for any family, 150 square meters seems a bit limiting. There are reasonable use-cases for houses larger than that. A living room, a kitchen, three bedrooms and an office will be hard to eke out of that much space.

The justification is pretty idiotic: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/11/13/mega-homes-banne...

50% higher than the average? OK, but what if you have above average needs? (Four kids, live in grandparents, etc.) There are plenty of "real people" who derive legitimate benefit from more than 150 square meters.

Ah well. My city has its share of idiot housing policies, but at least this isn't one of them. We are buying a 300 square meter house in a few days, and it feels like it'll be just about right for our needs.
This was interesting to read because they didn't mention that they failed to acquire eshares.com. https://morganlinton.com/after-raising-over-67m-eshares-fail...
Acronyms and abbreviations are an option. The name of my previous company was a mouthful, so we simply rebranded using an acronym.

Consider companies like "International Business Machines" became IBM.

Instead of "HaHaHa", maybe "Ha3 by {CompanyName}"
If you consistently run a deficit, then such guides are not for you. I would think it a given that such a guide assumes outflow not exceeding income. So perhaps for a person such as yourself, Step 1: get expenses under control. One can offer all sorts of excuses as to why that's not possible, but the fact remains that it's not sustainable.
This is correct for desktop and server. However, AMD hasn't said anything about the HEDT I/O die yet, as far as I know.

Assuming Zen 2-based Threadripper will still have quad channel memory and 64 PCIe lanes, AMD might go for a medium sized I/O die instead of disabling half of the large server I/O die. Or maybe the Threadripper volume is too low and a separate tapeout is not worth it.
You'll be fine. Have faith.
You’re right, it’s not diverse in the sense of ‘diversity of education.’
I wonder if they are being conservative with their estimates? Or maybe it's because of the high amount of demand they expect to happen.

I sent my MacBook to an Apple store a few weeks ago, and it only took a few days to replace.
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What I mean is that he produces an amount and quality of work that is comparable to other people at his experience and title level. In some ways better, in other ways worse, but on average, he is producing at least as much as his peers are. He's quite talented but lazy.

Obviously there is never a situation where you are out of work to do but some would say it is unfair to expect a talented person to produce more for the same salary and title as less talented people (I have no clear opinion on that, I'm only concerned about the morale issues). After all, the whole premise of being salaried rather than hourly is that you are paid to produce a certain amount of work, not work a certain amount of hours.

Normally a solution could be promotion but that is not an option right now.
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Even then, not always... only if they think hiring more people will help them grow faster. If they don't have productive work that helps the business to give to someone, they aren't going to hire someone no matter what.
About half of that time is because the computer with the defective battery has to ship to the repair center via ground rather than FedEx Express overnight air like usual. There are a lot of rules about shipping lithium-ion batteries, especially known-defective ones!
Exactly! The goal would be to find a newish small house that you could buy. I would not want to clean/maintain a house that big when I am retired and should be working on my relaxation techniques.
I think Rust is closer to C++ in an important way. Rust and C++ provide abstractions in situations where C spells out the implementation explicitly: e.g. Trait objects (virtual inheritance in C++), lambdas (same in C++), enums (no equivalent in C++). To accomplish similar things in C you'd specify how it will be represented at the machine level, e.g. a struct of function pointers; a function pointer + struct pointer; a union + some way of identifying members. Generally this adds a lot of convenience to the higher-level languages compared to C, but it sacrifices flexibility in the special situations where you need that level of control (e.g. implementing an efficient VM you might want the tag of your object type to be more of a bitfield).
More hourly people need to realize this, that what seems as a marginal benefit of time and a half pay from constant overtime hours eventually just gets priced in as lower base wages. I think a source is thinking too much about gross pay vs effective hourly compensation. It doesn't "feel right" to switch jobs and take an effective pay cut, even if your effective hourly compensation in terms of benefits and wages is higher.
Quick, list every app that's on your phone, the reason why it's installed, and the reason why you trust it!
> I can’t imagine Apple, a champion of privacy, wants to keep a mapping of serial number to user emails.

Privacy is the right to be left alone, and dying in a fire seems like the exact opposite of being left alone.
Say you're having problems with the keyboard, and have them replace it. I think that they are replacing the whole top case in these instances which includes the battery.

I'm sure someone will correct me if that's not the case
It is a semi-manual process with a chrome plugin. So, I found it easier to render the scrapped data with Firebase & NodeJS.
> Google unilaterally took away AdWords in our industry.

It's one thing when a government regulates a market, yet another when a company does it ...
Or perhaps he's European, where phoning the govt actually works
> Why? Because it's incorrect or correct?

> Ditto why - is it not happening?

There are memes that everybody hears or passes around without any critical processing, like "in China they eat dogs" or "in Alabama they marry their siblings". Is it correct or incorrect? Is it not happening? You can ask yourself the same questions. When I say it has no bearing on reality, I don't mean that it has no reality, I mean that it has no bearing on reality.
HN seems to have a small subset of vocal critics who echo the ideology of edgy YouTube pundits. Maybe they align with being fans of Cheetos and other gamer culture commodities?

There’s another offshoot discussion on this thread about how “Latinx” is a ‘white academia term’ and therefore it’s racist. Yet another about gender fluid pronouns and how using preferred pronouns is a burden some are unwilling to accommodate. It has to be the Cheetos.
Buy some ThinkPads or zBooks or Latitudes, give those to a subset of your affected users, then send the freed-up units to service. Repeat until all affected units have been serviced.

Then, when the time comes (soon?) to replace the 2015-2017 MBPs, consider whether you'd rather repeat that with future MBPs or buy something different that has on-site same-day service and user-replaceable batteries and other components.
Information asymmetry between buyers and sellers is pretty high. Most home "inspectors" rely upon referrals from agents, so they tend to provide favorable inspections. And their agreements usually indemnify them against recourse. Many buyers don't realize this and think that their stamp of approval is valid.

You can always try to find someone you can relatively trust to do an inspection but a good contractor can be just as hard to find, and finding one willing to take a day out of his busy schedule to checkout the home you're interested in can be difficult.
A customer is someone who pays for a service, and I'm not sure the listed examples qualify.
The fact that you can see them does not mean that Apple can. Wouldn’t be surprised at all if they couldn’t.
Sealand is a freaking oil rig.

Not even.

Countries don't become accepted as countries by declaring themselves as such.

That's just one step. One of the first steps. Sealand has a court case in its favor.

They become countries by having a sizeable military to protect their claims OR the threat of other established nations' sizeable militaries protecting their claims as allies.

"Bigger Army Diplomacy" - CGP Grey
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Nowadays, there's "mfslinux" [0] (based on OpenWRT) as well (also by Martin).

[0]: https://github.com/mmatuska/mfslinux
Perhaps on balance, but those externalities aren't shared by the city as a whole - local businesses might benefit from you visiting, but individuals living in the city are probably overall negatively affected due to increased rent from tightened supply, lack of community due to increasingly more apartments being rented out to AirBnB users, and other negative effects.
I have a MacBook Pro Mid-2015, bought in 2015 and had (a) swollen battery (b) green pixel on screen (c) bad sectors on SSD, in early 2017 - that's just 1.5 years. Got everything replaced after under Apple Care in late 2017 as they wouldn't acknowledge all the faults so it took multiple visits and having to wait for things to get worse. The repair took ~15-16 days too, since that's how it goes in third world and I had to arrange a backup for work.

Now I have the swollen battery again, but Apple Care has expired and I have to shell out $500-750 (quotes from different authorized partners) and have to arrange a backup for another 2 weeks.

I wonder if they dump low quality hardware for the third world or is it really that bad globally. Two of my friends have also had the battery issues, though none with display or SSD.

Unfortunately, it seems like I don't qualify for this recall program (as it's from July 2015), but I am sure they have had battery issues all over. Batteries failing in 1.5 years with just 40-50 cycles is not okay.
And walls. "Open concept" might look great in photos and provide good "wow" factor, and it's definitely cheaper to build, but it's also a great way to make a lot of square footage feel small when you live in it. Contrast smaller, older houses with lots of smaller rooms, which can often feel as big as much larger, newer houses.

Unfortunately, at least in our market, there's not much built in the last 20 years where the builders favored actual rooms instead of just one giant open public space. If you're lucky the basement's finished so maybe you get two of those.
There are people who have been told to do exactly this by Apple's own staff, according to a quick search on Twitter.

https://twitter.com/arno_app/status/1056943680249061383

https://twitter.com/dogslime/status/966026523579994114

https://twitter.com/caseyhelbling/status/1113486373191704576

https://twitter.com/FatBodyPolitics/status/95158147758154547...
I listened to this podcast series too! So, so interesting, especially as an Asian American and understanding how that period of Japanese colonialism affected the rest of the region.
They could make it pull - add to next MacOS update, and the machine just checks the serial and pops up a window if you're affected.
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Due diligence will only go so far, though. Last time we bought, our surveyor was clear that there were parts of the property they would not be able to inspect, and obviously they could not give any assessment of the state of those parts. For example, they weren't allowed to move the seller's furniture to check underneath or behind it, and naturally there would be structures and services that couldn't be inspected without taking floors up or the like. We have since identified several significant defects that were missed as a result of those limitations, but there is nothing either we or our surveyor could realistically have done to anticipate them given there were no visible warning signs in accessible areas.
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There's really only one hard problem in computer science: people.
In general, how do you link to a TV show? They don't have websites per se.
Being able to protect your claim is nice, to be sure — especially if you want your country to last — but it is absolutely not necessary.

Sovereignty is defined as the ability to exert one's will on a given territory.
I don’t think anyone was making the argument you were arguing against...
As a counter to that point - unless you're willing to spend mega-$$$ on a high-end scan tool, you won't be able to read all of the OBD-2 codes.

Even with such a scan tool - there may still be certain codes that are "manufacturer only" readable.
Increasing supply isn't always a silver bullet. Rent prices are a huge problem in places like Toronto, where there is a tremendous amount of new multi-unit residential development.
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Ironically, "Sealand" itself was taken by force from another group of squatters. At any rate: the UN doesn't recognize artificial structures as islands or acknowledge any territorial claims emanating from them, the fortress was built by the UK, and lies within UK territorial waters.
The mortgage might be more secure, but an HOA can turn your life upside down if it's run by power-hungry busybodies and they can destroy the property values of the whole neighborhood while they're at it.
They exhibit NUMA because if chiplet0 wants a line of memory that is held by chiplet4, it has to go get it from chiplet4. So the degree of NUMA is improved from the previous generation, but it is still not UMA.
I was hoping someone would recommend Better Touch Tool. It introduces a ton of customization and functionality to the Touch Bar, including 'live' buttons that I use to show things like outside temperature and (until it got depressing) current Bitcoin price.
The eviction process varies quite a bit by municipality. Evicting someone in San Francisco is _much_ harder than evicting someone in another city. I would much rather rent in SF than own a home.
They said a military was necessary to defend the claim, not to assert sovereignty over the claimed territory.

It's neither.
Must be extremely difficult to be a programmer who is unwilling to adapt to changes in language usage.
I find one thing I'm always having to explain, is caching.

Why content doesn't always update straight away. What is it? Why do I need to clear it? etc.

I had one guy brick his computer last week trying to 'clear his cache', still no idea what he actually did. But it's a topic that'd probably be useful, maybe also authentication and state management.

Also, the fact that browsers aren't always 100% compatible with sites and why etc. It's obvious to us but to non-technical people they think the browser is 'the internet' and that's it!
You're not wrong, but with mutual funds you may be stuck with dealing with whatever offerings your employer-sponsored plan has to offer.

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The serial number you entered may be eligible for this
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It doesn't even tell me if my computer is actually affected, just to lose my work computer for up to two weeks, when it might not even be eligible for replacement.