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Did you read the actual post? It describes the precise model you mention, and all its problems.
So Google Music is dead... but I still can't delete the app from Android?
This one of the reasons I never use more of Google than that I need out of job necessity. Every single product is up for termination or reduction in functionality whenever they feel like it. I really don’t like the monopoly position as a browser either, they’re are already close to being IE6, part 2. I would not be against breaking up Google.
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I don’t think that’s accurate. Products get resources allocated to them based on how commercially important they are. That’s not narcissism it’s business.

Google Music was a solution for a generation where streaming subscriptions didn’t exist yet. That’s fine - it’s ok for products to die as the market changes and employees to move on to more relevant stuff.
> And yet the joke is replicated endlessly as if each time it's possible for it to be new.

Quite the opposite. It's replicated because it's now become a trope.

"Repetition is the essential comedic device": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comedic_device#Repetition
We have the capability to possibly avoid an extinction. Do you argue we should refrain from exercising it? That we should put forward anything less than our best effort at survival? Why? What do we gain by giving up without trying?
Because pc laptops can run Linux.
I’m ok with this. The alternative solution would be to kick the hotel off of TripAdvisor.

As a business (TA) I wouldn’t want to have to deal with troublesome properties, honestly. This action would be a good enough deterrent from others to follow the lead of the resort.

On one hand, if users aren’t comfortable leaving bad reviews, the site will only show high scores.

On the other hand, if you want to be the review platform, people can’t think you can’t handle negative reviews.
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Typora is great. But I also tend to use it in "source" view where I can she all the markup.

The point of markdown is literally that things don't hide. Wanna know if that semicolon is included in the italic styling? You will see it right away. Wanna know if a link has an old URL or is pointing to a weird domain? You see it.

This alone makes it worth it. Forcing the whole thing back into a WYSIWYG-editor will just mean that markdown becomes unreadable. A bit like when people used MS Word to write HTML.
I've cancelled my netflix account a few times; and I might be about to do it again.

It lost its enormously deep catalog some years ago, where I found oddities like (untitled), and the recent spat of original content has been disappointing.

Moreover, it's lost its appeal as a safe platform for kids' content; given that while I can limit my children's access to certain shows with a passcode, _I cannot hide_ the shows! Only someone without kids would design a catalog with parental locking that cannot filter locked content.

My wife finds the aggrandizing of violence and cruelty found in American television to be distasteful, and I find it boring; and so we often find ourselves looking elsewhere after loading Netflix and finding mostly violent content.

We do enjoy their cooking shows; but we're having better luck with Disney+ and Curiousity Stream for general family entertainment.
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> Baby monitors should not be connected to the internet

This one connects to the network, not necessarily to the internet. (the latter is up to you)
I don't know what you do with Java, but here Windows 10 + Android studio + an Android emulator consumes around 11GB of ram.

So add dozens of tabs open in a couple browsers, maybe a VM or 2 and 16GB or ram is going to be insufficient.
From the article:

> But when I showed off my build on /r/homelab, reddit’s homelab subcommunity, they mocked me as a filthy casual because I used consumer parts. The cool kids used enterprise gear.

It should be noted that you can purchase used enterprise servers for peanuts.

I'm looking right now at an ad for a used Dell PowerEdge R730xd SFF 24x which packs two Intel Xeon E5-2680 v3 and 64GB of RAM which is on the market for about $1200, and it was literally the first search result.

A Dell PowerEdge R720 8x 2U LFF with the same CPU/RAM/HDD combo is on the market for less than $1000.

A Dell Precision T7610 workstation, with dual Xeon ES-2670 and 64GB of RAM, can be purchased by around $600.
Pandemic forced every body to compromise :)
Typical page loads were much slower two decades ago than they are today by my recollection, unless you were lucky enough to have something better than 56k dialup.
Maybe you should answer, then? Are you trying to imply that on this entire website--which includes uses who are straight up lawyers, in addition to people who at least moonlight as politicians--that no one could possibly know more than you?
A lot of this dates back to the nineties. Companies like Dell, HP and Lenovo were happy to suck on the WinTel teat. Now it has mastitis they are going to suffer.
I think the offense that people (including myself) took with it is that it conveys the idea that technical reasons are the only reasons that limit the operation of a power plant and that other, in this case environmental, reasons are second-class reasons that can or can not be taken into account.

Environmental impacts are externalities (i.e. positive or negative effects on others (or something, in the case of nature) who are not directly involved and have no influence over them) and basically all environmental problems are negative externalities. Ignoring externalities is how we got our current environmental problems in first place which is why the argument rubbed me the wrong way.
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You missed their point slightly. You wouldn’t be one of the users that is limited by the constraints of that tool.

If I’m a professional driver, but my passenger likes being discreet for example, then maybe I drive a Camry instead of a Rolls Royce. In your case, you probably don’t need a professional-grade laptop.

Me however, also a professional programmer, I run about 10 docker containers, a big ide, and lots of other hungry programs. I definitely am less limited when my computer is faster.
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Actually, I'd reckon the majority of traffic for music videos is for listening purposes, and not for actual viewing of the video.

YouTube is the best free platform for listening to music, with (probably) the largest collection of songs, if you can survive with lower quality/bitrate music.
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Are we moving into a world where OS venders will try to do vertical software and hardware integrations? Because it seems that only Apple is doing it and it is paying off.
> I know where subscribe cancer eventually goes..

Also, to content disappearing entirely for random reasons.
Agreed, I think you make different design decisions- a mobile CPU is not just an underclocked desktop CPU. Apple also introduced a new CPU, not just put a A14 inside.

I'm looking forward to benchmarks and seeing how well the new machines work - compiling speed, lightroom, responsiveness, how well Chrome works with max 16GB RAM :).
Don’t tell me... I am a paying EN customer.

Although I find that the biggest performance impact is not Electron but that now you don’t have a local database and a lot of requests are going through the network before the caching mechanisms kick in.

In my opinion, it’s the correct move to make but incredibly hard. Now they have launched v10 they have at most and additionaa billing cycle (12 months) to start cranking out compelling features and polishing the product.

My concern with EN is that they bleed so many paying users that they end being unsustainable. Time will tell.
Script injection is bad and all but doesn’t convey the fact that sensitive data is being sent to 3rd parties. Skimming, or card skimmer, immediately triggers thoughts of exfiltration.

I support the use of the term in this case.
I'm more and more convinced Rails has caused much of the demise of Ruby. As well as make it big in the first place.

I love Ruby. And with a decade of fulltime Rails development, know and like both Rails and Ruby very well. But 'sharp knives' have caused just too many rails projects to become mudballs over time. This makes teams or companies 'move to language X'. When it really was (their use of) Rails causing the mudballing. Let alone Ruby.

'Performance' is often cited, but I'm certain hardly anyone ever had severe performance issues in practice with Ruby. Maybe with Rails, probably activerecord and quite likely their own implementation thereof. But hardly Ruby the Language
It's also funny that Johny Srouji and probably others in his team come from the team at Intel in Israel that "saved" Intel in the early 2000s by designing the Intel Core architecture which is still used by Intel today.

cf. Anandtech article from 2003:

https://www.anandtech.com/show/1083/2
If you've bought albums or tracks from Google Play Music, it lets you download them as mp3. I wonder if that option will now be removed. In that case, this would be the time to download and backup all your purchased music.
Maybe it's better to do it on a proper computer too, since Google says "Signing out of your account will remove downloaded music from your device.", although that might only apply to subscription tracks on mobile - I don't think it's completely clear. Ref: https://support.google.com/googleplaymusic/answer/1250232?hl...
Being in 20s myself, I mostly only use terminal for everything? Why? It's efficient and faster. And of course, I don't use streaming or subscribing services. Not sure why people think only millennial do this. I personally think people just fall for marketing and tech hype too easily.
I am still amazed people are willing to pay for propaganda in 2020.
I'm in Finland (although not Finnish), and we did the same thing. Putting the pram on the balcony, while the child was asleep. We'd usually leave the door partway open so we could hear if he cried.

But to be honest once he was having a nap he was generally predictable, and quiet. Especially the lunchtime naps after food - we knew he'd be absolutely fine asleep for 90 minutes and then he'd probably wake up. On a long day he'd sleep for two hours, but that didn't happen so often.

Interesting reading for people in other parts of the world:

https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-21537988
Yeah, but that cost differential was dependent on a political choice to allow imports from poorer countries.

There's no law of the universe that required this to be so.

To a large extent, it's the removal of capital controls and the signing of trade agreements that facilitated this, and those were 100% political choices.
Which is exactly the same as no one cares as it's cultural prime-time passes. There's not much money in serving the stuff that no one wants anymore, thus no profit, which leads to license termination.
I was asking which IETF standards you would describe by that phrase.
Been thinking about this:

- openjdk is being ported to the new hardware but it's not there yet. I'm not sure if it works with the emulator; or how well.

- if you use anything by Jetbrains, like I do, you'll likely have to wait for them to use that and package up a new release. It's a resource hog as it is and emulation is not going to improve things probably; assuming that works at all.

- things like android studio that rely on virtualization for running simulated phones will likely need upgrades too; but since the emulated hardware is arm that should be doable.

- things like docker which most server side developers like me won't work until Docker releases an arm version. Then the next problem is going to be that the vast majority of docker images out there are x86.

- If you are a web developer and want to test on something else than safari, you'll have to wait or accept worse performance of chrome, firefox, edge, etc. in emulated mode.

- pro hardware with >64GB; 16 GB is a non starter for me. I upgraded to that in 2014. I'd frankly want that dedicated to GPU memory in a modern setup. If you are a pro video or graphics user; I imagine those are not strange requirements. If your workflow involves third party tools and plugins that are x86; I'd wait a couple of years before even considering. Long term, this could be great; short term it's going to be rough depending on what you use.

- Also nice would be for things like opencl (Darktable) and games to work. I have a few steam games and X-plane. I expect that Steam Mac is going to be once more decimated. With the last release 32 bit games stopped working. Essentially all of the remaining games are x86 only. I look forward to seeing some benchmarks of how these are running under rosetta 2; but I don't get my hopes up. I'm guessing, Apple is looking to unify the IOS and Mac gaming ecosystem instead and is actively working to kill off the PC gaming ecosystem on mac. This will be an app store only kind of deal. Likewise, if they finally make moves in VR, it will be ARM and app store only.

So in short, for me it doesn't make sense to upgrade until most of that stuff is covered. None of it is impossible but it's going to take some time. I would be in the market for a 16" x86 mac pro but of course with this transition, long term support for that is very much going to be an afterthought. I might have to finally pull the trigger on a move to Linux.
There're questions about both QB4 and QB5 results not being comparable across different architectures and operating systems. This should be discussed more.
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> After developing on her laptop, she just SSH’s into her

> cluster at work and schedule’s her job on whatever queue

> she needs.

Then I would imagine your partner is understanding. I would imagine most situations would be where one partner is computing orientated and the non-computing partner might not understand why there is this massive electric munching air breathing rack in their house.

> That’s just the wrong argument.

Clearly I was responding to the points in the parent comment, not specifically the article.
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For that, R would not be the right choice. I stand by my comments on how difficult it is to productionise python ML applications.

I think all of those things you mentioned are JVM stuff, right? There's a version of R called renjin that could be used in that scenario.

Don't get me wrong, I'd love if this was better in python but right now it is far more difficult than it needs to be.
same feeling here. It seems that we'll soon have to choose between freedom on one side vs performance ( inaddition to good UX, which is today's tradeoff).

i was hoping for a good ios opensource replacement, i guess now i'll soon have to wait for a good laptop competitor as well.

I feel like i'm stuck in a jail made out of gold.
I've run across this site in the past while searching for solutions to my bike troubles. In addition to the motorcycle stuff, his site is filled with religion, politics, and miscellaneous ramblings of an old-timer. Like this page[0], where he talks about this new-fangled thing called CSS which the so-called experts are using these days.

> Several college students, majoring in web design, have kindly offered to "Update" the site to a more modern look. The offers are generous and sincerely meant to help, so I always go and look at the more modern examples they give of their work. Slow loading, lots of Adobe Flash. Strange, to say the least, site navigation. Like this " ≡ " symbol called, believe it or not, a Hamburger Button.

> You just can't make this stuff up.

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Taxing fuel as an indicator of road use is outdated now with the advent of electric cars. There should also be additional taxes for gasoline due to the environmental costs, and the simplest way to make things fair is to stop taxing analogues and taxing directly instead.
They have 5nm chips because they essentially outbid everyone else from doing so at this time and bought all of the production capacity from TSMC for themselves.

They could do that because they've been selling overpriced products.
GB5 scores are not comparable across different CPU arch. The scale is different.
Isn't max 16GB ram a downer?
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I switched to Mac’s in 2011. Was using Linux for quite some time before that.

I still run Linux on servers and some old computers (my 2011 MBA runs Linux and is probably sitting next to the sofa).

I don’t miss much. There are some things initially I had that I wanted to recreate.

I missed conky showing me info on the desktop and I tried to use... geektool? for that. But now I just have a widget on the menu bar with system info and I have some scripts I can run that give me whatever else I need easily enough.

Moving OS after a long time, you’ll want to figure how to do things the same way as you’re used to. That’s the only major thing.

But how do I feel? No driver issues, no battery issues, no performance issues.

Honestly, on a laptop at least, there are so many drivers and a MacOS supports theirs great. The trackpad is amazing and I miss it when I use someone else’s Linux machine.

I don’t miss much. The transition was simple. Using homebrew to install the GNU tools is a must but remember this if you build tools to share with other coworkers on macOS. That’s a big one. BetterTouchTool is a must for me.

If you have an iPhone, the integration is great too.
That's absurd. How it arrives at a point of inaccessibility informs the culture: a book long out of print has a different impact than a banned book.
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YMMV, I've got 300GB of photos in iCloud and I can count the amount of Photos crashes in the last 5 years with one hand.
Because geekbench results are not comparable across the platforms/OS. The scale is not consistent.
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Apple is rarely "first" with anything (they were nowhere near the first with mp3 players, for example). But they are often first-in-class once they commit to an idea. And then we got the iPod after many other companies tried to also do that in the preceding years. ARM is not new, but Apple committing to this is going to be very disruptive, and ultimately a more impressive implementation, in ways the Surface never was.
Service business is good business. It's easy to get people paying the $1 for extra backup space.

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I do a lot of driving in areas with poor to no mobile phone reception. Driving back from Wilpena Pound recently, google play music stopped working, no voice control for the drive home. Okay, can deal with that. However, I'm still yet to find a replacement that will work for me. I have yt music a shot, half an hour later I still couldn't get a single correct song to play. Google's advances are rapidly pushing me away from using Google products, or even taking higher advantage of ones I already use.
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Get you off my farm and leave me to sit in my rocking chair at 55, you young'un. Pfah, youth these days, when we was young we had to stream our bits over barbed wire fences through thunderstorms and solar flares, both ways. Oh, by the way:

frank@serve:~$ find /mnt/audio/music -type f|wc -l
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The result of "Waste not, want not", i.e. save what you like for later, times might not always be good. I started doing this with a cassette recorder, finger passed over the Record button for when some song came on the radio (a box with electricals in it and a wire sticking out, you turned a knob and music came out, for free!) but graduated to the intertubes when they became a thing around 1993.

In other words, both young and old keep local collections, this is not purely an age thing. My 16yo daughter uses both our own library as well as commercial streaming services, my 9yo daughter (who doesn't have a phone yet and will not get one for a while) primarily uses our own library.

Just like some folks are preppers who keep enough food and necessities for a few months to years while others live from one Über-eats to the next, so do some curate their own library (etc.) while others rely purely on commercial services.
> For legitimate options that include only legal means with consenting adults... 6.2% is pretty good.

No, it isn't. At those odds, your expected wait to marry is over 16 years, which defeats the purpose.
The bloom filter seems like the obvious solution!

I even spent the best part of a week back in 2017 trying to build a bloom filter into Chrome's HTTP cache so each connection could send to the server a tiny filter of the resources already cached, and then the server could send back a package of "everything needed to render the page you have requested". Turns out the HTTP cache is complex so I gave up.

If fully implemented, it ought to be able to cut render times dramatically, and to eclipse the performance benefit of cdn's (where the main benefit is reducing latency for static assets).

There are potential privacy concerns, but no moreso than first party cookies.
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