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Yes, it's stingy. No, it won't be enough. It might be enough if she doesn't want/need to store media locally. But, if she wants to keep movies, music, and photos available offline, she'll run out fast. If you can swing it, 64gb is a much more reasonable starting point.
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This is why I stopped wearing mine. You can have the coolest stand in the world on your nightstand that makes it super easy to plop onto every night, but having yet another device you have to mentally track the battery for just isn't worth it.
I've never lost a job in 20 years of full-time employment. Every new job has been a step up in pay/prestige/responsibility/etc. I've always been able to job hop with ease, when necessary.

My parents never fought job loss when I was growing up, although sometimes times were tight on a single professional income.

We're a dual-income no kids couple with a mortgage and few 'real' responsibilities.

We have plenty of savings in the bank.

I will never not worry about losing a job. I don't WANT to draw down my savings, for any reason. I don't WANT to have to worry about how long it will last, where the next paycheck will come from.
What would you say are your biggest take-aways from that course?
Im not sure how much one can extrapolate from this. Google also has the massive scale, in terms of both headcount and profit, to smooth out things like this and hold onto talent for the longterm. As huge and well-capitalized as Uber is, Google really is on another level.
What makes it better for print and pdf?
Good point. I wonder how you would notify the Django team about simple things like that. They do get commercial backing so I think they have capacity to maintain old documentation as a matter of good habit.
They don't, but before I could look at a function component and go "ah, a nice stateless component" whereas now I have to wonder whether the _function_ contains _state_
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So, I'm sure if Elliot Abrams starts a war, the NY Times will convince you to support it. Just like the NY Times and Samantha Power convinced corporate Democrats to cheer while Obama destroyed Libya with 400 million dollars worth of bombs.
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Does he have any statistics to back up that claim? Every study I have seen says that students with privileged backgrounds get better results in college which suggests that the disadvantaged students who currently gets admitted are worse.
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Uber is also planning to open an office for 3k employees in Dallas.

"...create 3,000 full-time jobs and pay employees an average salary of at least $100,000..."

Considering the lower cost to operate in TX it would make sense to move IT roles to that area.

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/technology/2019/08/09/ub...
This looks great. The integrations to finance software already built in are killer. The spend controls and categorization are the most interesting part - will it be possible to reduce the amount of overall credit you need to get? With Amex you have to have a full sized limit available for each employee with a card. If this pulls from the same pool and respects spending limits, it could allow you to have a lot more flexibility with your credit as a business.

Consistently impressive stuff from Stripe.
Glad he's able to take time off.

I've known people who couldn't get time off if such a tragedy happened to them. Sure as hell stronger than I am.
You're not going to find a small Android either.
But good for users. We will not generate too much electronic waste. Will save money and when finally when their is actually a time to upgrade due to actual hardware degradation, You can get nice bump in hardware spec.
Uber is in 85 countries and each one needs ops, legal, marketing, driver interaction teams and etc. There are only 4000 engineers.
You do if you don't want those child components to be re-rendered needlessly when some higher-level state changes.
iCloud storage makes it fairly easy to not keep everything you've ever recorded on your phone, it really depends on the user. Back when you kept all your music and all your photos/video it was more critical to have a ton of storage locally.

Most people buying the expensive model will probably opt for more storage, but for those that don't need it I don't see a problem with offering a lower tier.
A study in 2000 suggested your average low level street dealer made $20-30k/yr [1]. That's no benefits, no OSHA, no minimum wage, no child labor laws, is frequently violent, etc. Surely things have changed, particularly with the spreading decriminalization of marijuana, but I think it's still relevant. When we're talking about restricting poor people from accepting some kinds of work, we must bear in mind that we may like their other options even less.

[1]: http://pricetheory.uchicago.edu/levitt/Papers/LevittVenkates...
The iPhone 11 is also Lightning. So, if I'm remembering correctly, only the current iPad Pros are USB-C.
This strategy works very well if you have a gigantic money printing machine, which Google does. Uber has a gigantic money incinerating machine. They don't have the ability to just have engineers spinning their wheels on non-business critical projects like Google does.
There's a large cultural difference here, and from my experience, Germany is the exact antithesis of American brand culture.

In America, among many groups of people, brands are social signaling on how important/wealthy you are. It only tapers off a bit at higher incomes (>1M+). Below that, it's rampant.
My work bought me an "upgrade" to the XR, as my SE is starting to show some battery issues. But after a day of playing with the XR, I put it back in the box to send back to Apple.

Compared to the SE, the XR is 50% heavier -- even without a case. It doesn't have a good edge to hold onto being so thin, so it makes you want to hold on by the front. But every corner of the front of the device is a UI element that you can accidentally interact with. FaceID failed 90% of of the time for me -- and unlike the fingerprint reader, 100% of the time in the dark of night. That's before I get to the simple annoyances, like how it's not flat, doesn't fit in the pocket so well, and blasts my face full of light in the night.

So Apple lost a sale by not offering a product I want. If my SE breaks, I'll probably just pull my iPhone 1 out of storage -- it still works, has a great form factor, and a much lighter weight than any of Apple's current lineup. Sure EDGE is a little slow and I won't be able to use my Apple Pay, but those are problems I can live with. I live on large screens all day. I don't need a huge phone to be my computer.

I want a choice -- even if that choice is a remanufacture of a 2016 design. An updated design -- say an SE/30 -- would be great. But between that and the keyboard issues in the Macbooks, they've made an Apple fan with upgrades provided by work skip several product cycles. I read enough of these threads to know I'm not the only one. I just wish I knew why they kept leaving money on the table in the pursuit of thinness.
Google makes a ridiculous amount of profit. Uber loses a ridiculous amount of money. They can’t afford a back bench of expensive California engineers that do not help to quickly reverse the huge losses.
Having a hard time finding employees does not necessarily mean there is a shortage of employees. There are two sides to this market. What are the companies doing right who are successfully finding people? How much are they offering in compensation?
Didn't view the page until your comment... definitely approaching lotus seed level. If it gives you a deeply unsettling feeling, you may have it.
For Android, Sleep as Android has a contactless option (they emit ultrasonic audio and then sense the changes in the audio field):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.urbandroid...
People wouldn’t have booed. This is the same storage pricing as the previous two generations.
Which market cap? The one that was set by investors during the last round and has already been more than halved?
1. I only recognise the Oxford English Dictionary, not those upstart Americans ;-)

2. Even the Americans say (from your link):

"Irregardless was popularized in dialectal American speech in the early 20th century. Its increasingly widespread spoken use called it to the attention of usage commentators as early as 1927. The most frequently repeated remark about it is that "there is no such word." There is such a word, however. It is still used primarily in speech, although it can be found from time to time in edited prose. Its reputation has not risen over the years, and it is still a long way from general acceptance. Use regardless instead."

That's doesn't read as accepting the 'word' beyond the most technical noting that some people use it.
The X is even bigger than the 8, which is much bigger than the SE.
What do you do with the AirPods? I thought the watch could not yet stream music without a phone.
> On one side having a significantly smaller screen to cater to limits app developers quite a bit, so removing the 320px option would be welcomed there.

I develop iOS apps and love my iPhone SE. It's a bit difficult to develop for that screen size, but it's only a little bit of additional effort and I wouldn't give up my phone for that. Plus, even if iPhone SE went away there are new devices with that form factor (for example, the new iPod Touch) that will be supported for quite some time.
It takes more than science to go to the Moon. It takes money, and most of all organization and management skills. The U.S. is good at the latter.

When Nazi scientists were imprisoned after WWII, they were secretly recorded as saying they could not believe Americans had built the A-bomb. Even though the Germans had the scientific knowledge, in-fighting and jealousy prevented them from cooperating. They never could have mustered the resources, coordination and leadership required to achieve a practical bomb. For example, the precise refining of tons of ore to get uranium.
> Honest question: Who or what was "really instrumental to Uber's early success"?

Using VC funding to bankroll an unprofitable business model, undercutting existing industry players who didn't have multiple billion dollar rocket boosters, mostly. Ignoring laws and other unethical practices no doubt helped.
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Fine, make 64 for base users, but it's still a d* move to go from 64 GB right to 256 GB.
I don't know if you're unfamiliar or not but it flattens out.
That's a no-brainer, look at the price by weight. You can get over 6 times as much 1980's supercomputer for a dollar as you can 2019 watch.
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My personal opinion is that state should be contained in some sort of class or data structure, separate from functional architectures where the notion of state is generally avoided. So my usual suggestion would be to use either a class component (or redux or insert favorite state mgmt solution here) for your state, and then inject the state as props to your function components
Paid $299 for a new old stock from apple - 128GB SE. I looked at which of the modem bands fit my use case the best and got the T-mobile version. My second se, upgraded from 16GB version when camera optics seriously degraded after rugged use, and found apple charges for a whole phone to change the lens. Love the phone. I told IT when they asked what phone i wanted to “get me the small one - to fit in my skinny jeans”. I don't wear skinny jeans, but they got the point.
Link to the actual game: https://www.bloomberg.com/features/american-mall-game/
...and the internal demoralization just started. Once this Pandora box is opened, it cannot be closed.
(The submitted title was "This abstract was generated by one of the models presented in this paper".)
It’s no better or worse than the old “lifetime” warranty which varies from guarantor to guarantor. Oh, it means “service life,” oh it means “while original owner uses it”, etc. They are all bad. They should say what they mean and not hide behind their own definitions (which can change over time).
Hi Op,
Can you invite me to Superhuman?
As long as you have a decent iCloud data subscription, all that 4k video quickly gets whisked away to the cloud.

The 64GB on the device effectively houses installed apps and an effective cache of thumbnails and downloaded content.

I have the 256 GB config and the needle basically never moves up from about 45 GB.
The bands are sporty and differently designed. Apparently they match some of the most popular sportswear aesthetics Nike has.

But if you still want to frame it as "paying for advertising a brand" you could look into the ways that people use brands to say something about themselves. I recommend reading about the success of Starbucks, Ferrari, and Apple, especially the first 5 or so years of the iPod.

This happens in Frankfurt too. Adidas, Puma, and many more clothing companies in Germany are not cheap and display their brands prominently
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No job is permanent - always keep your running shoes around your neck.

Whether I am actively looking for a job or not, optionality is important.
Surely disabling it improves the battery life? Right?

I don't need my watch to be on when I'm not looking at it!
Not really, because seasonal variance is far greater than intraday variance.
Because it blows my mind that apple doesn't have a working video on their site....... nay, TWO non-working videos, the keynote and the short film.

Heres the short film on youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVEemOmHw9Y
The most interesting thing they said was they're finally shipping the phone with a proper charger.
I read the headline too fast and thought it said "Gas planets Will Get Crushed by Solar Wind by 2035".

Sounded terrifying.
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I moved straight from an SE to a iPhone X - it's substantially larger. https://phonesized.com/compare/#632,900
What is 3rd/last attempt?
Something like Crawlab (https://github.com/crawlab-team/crawlab) is what I was imagining. May fork this to make it work if some of the other suggestions do not pan out.
I'm not sure why you're being downvoted. This is a valid question. I would also like to hear a well-informed answer to this.
I think just "ugc" from Google's perspective, but they mention that you can use "ugc nofollow" for other services that don't understand "ugc".
If we're talking about a wife and kids, or blood-is-thicker-than-water style friendships, or just people you dearly love, then I couldn't imagine somebody saying they wish they spent less time.

If we're talking about parents and siblings and relatives—the family you inherit at birth—then yeah, I can totally see where you're coming from. Same with the other less happy scenarios that I don't think are helpful to go into in a topic like this.

But essentially, family means different things to different people, especially when we're talking about it in the positive sense.

Which is also why I found the OP's article about his son really upsetting, because from that point of view, I've lost people I love and wished that I spent more time with them when I had the chance, or did more of what they wanted.

It makes the loss feel so much deeper when you start playing back history and noticing the times you weren't present... and now that you want to be present it's too late for them. All you can do is take that with you and make sure those loved one you still have can enjoy that from you.
I was countering your claim that these were spec bumps.
Now we're instead having a discussion about Android phones and Animojis?

I can't keep track.
What do you mean by "3rd/last attempt"?
How can you trust snoops their way worse. Is a comet made of ice? check mark false orange bad that is basically what every one of these say.
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Kinda interesting that they chose to do the layoffs during the Apple event. I wish companies would just own what's going on instead of trying to bury it.
I think it's still an issue for video. Who's buying a $1000+ "pro camera system" to record 1080p30? I'm sure the bitrates for 4K60 are still pretty high.
The EU isn't cooperation of armies towards a common goal, or really cooperation of anything towards a common goal. The EU is "cooperation through massive centralization of power under a unified command structure". Nothing decentralised about it.

NATO is decentralised. We can see this clearly because of the bunfights about whether members are spending enough on their own armies to be good contributors to the alliance. Also, NATO has no political goals beyond defending its members against any attack. It's not like the EU which has an expansive ideological vision of the future.
The one thing that bothers me is the 2TB max on iCloud storage... I'm not close to hitting it, I think I've used 250 GB, but I'm also not that far away either with all these super HD iPhone features. I wonder if they will add a new plan at some point.
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There was a third party app called Apollo for the Apple Watch. It used the cellular or Wifi connection of the watch to stream directly from the Spotify API.

Spotify issued a cease and desist within days. I still have it installed on my phone and watch - it's a long way short of perfect (when it loses its connection it hangs and there's no easy way to reset it) - but it does work.

So it's not Apple stopping the release of this functionality.
The situation was not that way even then.

It's a tongue-in-cheek document, made by imbeciles, not some real language evaluation...
I think the wide angle camera is pretty important if you're into taking pics
Exo is another good option: https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Exo+2
> EDGE is a little slow

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe EDGE has been disabled across a lot of the US.
I'd say its primarily because the original purpose of a corporation wasn't shareholder value at the expense of all other things, like benefiting the community, employee wellbeing. It was supposed to be the responsibility of the employer to take care of loyal employees. The 80s and the age of corporate raiders and activist investors changed that.
It’s not like 64 GB is useless. A lot of people don’t fill that... why make them buy more than they’ll use?
Are you kidding, the display is always on. That was the biggest announcement of the day IMO.
I mean that's like booing the Lightning connector. It's a known quantity and is no worse this year than last year.
iCloud storage costs money. If you want to back up a phone that has 64 GB of storage you're going to pay $36/yr or more. Keep your phone for 2-3 years, and you're paying $70-$100 extra. Might as well quadruple your storage and skip the cloud.

I have no problem with them offering a lower tier either. That's what the non-Pro iPhone 11 is for.
A thousand times this. My absolute number one requirement (after things like, um, the ability to make phone calls) is that it fit in my front-left pocket. I didn't upgrade to the last model for this reason and no other.

But I can only assume that Apple does plenty of market research on their products, so I assume people aren't checking off "the thing is too damn big" under "reasons I didn't upgrade?"
> I can see why they didn't talk about this at the event. People would have booed.

I doubt it, those events get gasps and thunderous applause over the most basic features that competitors have had for a while.
Based on my last job search, smaller companies just aren't paying salaries that are going to attract well rounded full stack engineers.
I really wish that the code or at least a working demo was a requirement to make such claims public.
Do those prices for solar and wind factor in storage?
The bezels are completely different, so comparing screen sizes is misleading. The outer dimensions of the iPhone X are 5.65 x 2.79 inches, iPhone SE is 4.87 x 2.31 inches. That's 0.78 inches taller and 0.48 inches wider.
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lets start handing written notes to human employees. that cuts the Ai voice surveillance out of the picture, and makes it clear as crystal what you want for junkfood. or even provide a keypad matrix like the junkfood vending machines, so employees only have to concentrate on cooking and getting the order from the grill to the correct customer.

if McD cant do that then, i can go elsewhere and forget about them, but i did that a long time ago. What does thier food taste like anyways is it still the same?
They should have shoved a 5G chip in the Pro Max, give people an "I need that" reason to upgrade their existing phones.
No way. I JUST bought a copy of The Americans two days ago. I know this isn't an interesting comment to read, but I can't help it. It was on sale for less than $20. I imagine there will be a rush to snatch up copies in the wake of the news, so get it while you can.
I seem to remember Top Gear discussing some EU rules making all newer cars higher at the front (making them ugly). Not sure about the rule, but perhaps it's also makes them less safe for pedestrians. Possibly the rule was for truck/trailer collision safety.
The problem with keeping it in iCloud is how do you get it all out of iCloud? Say onto Linux, or into another cloud like Dropbox or Google Drive?
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Early mobile phones were car-mounted. So if you had a nuclear-powered car a plasma antenna would fit right in.
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Another difference is the CPU, which is really bad on 645 (and all the others). If you play music from it it dries up the battery pretty fast. It goes nowhere near 2 weeks, as you say, for me at least. I’m keeping all the features active, though (bluetooth, gps, glonass, garmin pod, heart rate monitor).

Feature wise I honestly think that Garmin makes better sport watches, while Apple does better smart watches.
> CEO with the raw ability to move mountains for the company's growth.

Perhaps to a fault. He seemed to be so singularly focused on increasing revenue that, when it became clear that people would line up around the block to buy crisp new dollar bills for $0.75 apiece, he didn't hesitate for a second.
> The point of UBI isn't that you will live off of $1000/month.

I think you replied to the wrong person, or misread the comment you replied to. The post above was about consumer confidence. Which is what the thread itself is about.

This seems like a wholehearted defence of UBI as a concept, but it just isn't relevant in this comment chain or as an argument for why UBI would prop up consumer confidence (or alter the measures).
For people wondering what ".all" is about:

https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Ada_Programming/Types/access
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> re-renders that having consistent callback function references matters

That's the case I was talking about, I probably should have added that. In our codebase at work most components are using such optimizations but of course that's not the case for most people.
That argument makes sense for phones that aren't classified as "PRO".
I like Withings watches, they last 30 days and have tracking I like (HR & Sleeping) but no fancy display or anything like that. Design is also much nicer than any other smart watches I've seen.
Prometheus is an interesting option, more of a pull model by default, but can be made to post iirc.

Really any SQL DB, Casandra, or similar, with a simple API in front of it, could get the job done.