skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Pretty much everyone I know pays. College students split the family plan so its $2.50/mo. Pretty good considering that would only get you two songs on iTunes.
It depends. I think one reason you see many people using dating apps is that there is due to the bad gender ratio in their group. More people travel for work now and if all the places someone visit or work or study has bad gender ratio(story of many here), it is much harder to find partner. Many of us are not made for bar flirting with a random person.
I choose to believe that the juxtaposition of Aperol and The New York Times was intentional
My wife says I am almost supernaturally attuned to what I term the "sausage-party coefficient". In any public space, I can give a very accurate ratio of the number of men and women, and it's remarkable how as soon as there are sufficient women, all these dudes just appear and all the women leave, like gazelles in the presence of hungry lions. In any bar (when they open again), sit down with your double scotch and count that ratio every few minutes. It's like a law of nature.
Not so amazing if I want the Playboy cover instead of some irrelevant fake news.
I don't believe QEMU emulates tagged memory on POWER, but it does emulate tagged memory on ARM (MTE), so there is no reason why it couldn't be added.

PowerPC AS only requires 1 tag bit for every 16 bytes. (1 tag bit for every 128 data bits, 1 tag byte for every 128 data bytes, etc.) That's 8MB of tags for every 1GB of memory. So the overhead isn't massive [1].

Do recent IBM i versions still rely on hardware enforcement of tagged memory?

[1] https://www.devever.net/~hl/ppcas
And for those of us who have no choice?

Not all of us have mainstream taste. Unless you like the music that’s most popular in your particular corner of the world, some of your favorites are likely to be missing from streaming services—and even if you fit nicely into that mold, there are still licensing issues at times. Then what?

For example:

- I tend to favor European music, but I live in North America. Many of the artists I like are mainstream in Europe, but their music isn’t licensed for streaming here. I can see the tracks on Spotify with “Show Unavailable Tracks” toggled, but if I try to play them, I’ll get an “unavailable in your region” error. It doesn’t really matter which service I use: if it’s region-locked in one, it’ll be region-locked in all of them.

- Some of the artists I enjoy are indie bands. I can often buy their music on Bandcamp, but it might not be on streaming services.

- Some bands have albums and tracks (particularly covers and remixes) that keep running into licensing issues and dropping from streaming services, even if they’re mainstream.

- Some bands have older, forgotten albums that are quite good, even if they’re older than me. Unfortunately, if those albums aren’t as popular as their newer works or were demos, good luck getting ahold of them, even if you try to pirate them.

- I like the soundtrack and theme song from a movie or video game. Can I stream it? 50/50, regardless of how mainstream it is.

How about a more concrete example? Cling to Me by LP. You can find low-quality versions on YouTube, and LP is a songwriter for several modern pop artists[0]—but it’s a demo, so you can’t stream it. You can technically play it in YouTube Music, but the quality is absolutely terrible, probably because the videos are either old or reposted. This is from an artist whose own songs play at my local supermarket, and who wrote music for other mainstream artists. But nope—can’t stream that one.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LP_(singer)

> She has written songs for other artists including Cher, Rihanna, the Backstreet Boys, Leona Lewis, Mylène Farmer, Céline Dion and Christina Aguilera.
> It's natural to merge video and music at some stage.

What? Why?

You think it'd make sense for Netflix to Spotify and merge them? Audio and Visual media are consumed completely differently.
People are regularly doing 4K video editing on their iPhones and iPads.

In particular with Luma Fusion.
Yes and no. If there was a service that actually worked better than the others it would quickly get a rep and the scammier ones would lose.
ah. also jazelle.
We can include the A12Z developer transition kit, which is an 'Apple Silicon Mac' which was available since July.

The problem here is that in WWDC, Apple showed Docker Desktop running on an Apple Silicon system (maybe suggesting that it is at least running) and here we are in November it is still not running or not known if Apple Silicon is supported.

I don't see any patches in the Docker repositories on such support, thus maybe Apple has a private fork for Apple Silicon. In general it is not available to us and we don't know when it will be.
I've always had good managers who have protected our group from corporate politics. I've been very fortunate in that regard.
Just an FYI - Subsonic (and forks such as Airsonic) would fit your wish of streaming & caching your own music to any device. There's clients for every device you care to name, even (surprisingly enough) a functioning client for my old BlackBerry Q10, with it's excellent speakers :)

It is self-hosted, but that's more a question of desire than ability I'd imagine
The ads are only for free users
This was not what it felt like when it debuted.

Blackberry was the competing “smart” phone [1] and the newest releases were we under half the price of iPhone w the same 2-year discount.

I had the blackberry curve myself at that time and iPhone seemed way high-priced.

[1] https://techcrunch.com/2007/07/25/iphone-v-blackberry-side-b...
There will always be exceptions. OP was talking about the population at large, and it's important to think like that when you want to appeal to a large audience, like Google does. And I also think they are right about which age bracket is primarily hoarding mp3s in 2020; it's the ones that were young enough at the time to jump on to mp3s, but had enough time to build up a collection they would not want to lose. Of course, there will be other niches, such as audiophiles with flacs, or rare music collectors, etc, but compared to Joe Public, it's a drop in the ocean.
I just run home based streaming server (madsonic in particular), and have all my music in phone and web.
No: Compared to 99.99999% of humanity, including even the overwhelming majority of absurdly wealthy white males.
Very poorly. The cooling is a big problem as well.

Now I switched to x86, I’m even sharing my Plex library with a few more people (looking at the Tautulli stats, it’s been transcoding a lot) without any problems.

If it becomes an issue, I’d add a GPU but for now a 6 core AMD is doing a very good job.
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20k?? Lol! Those are rookie numbers. That’s like the most essential albums I’m carrying around on my phone for daily use...
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I was referring to "a camel is a horse designed by committee" :P
It sounds like you have a very different goal. Some of us want a long term relationship. The fact that you've become good at meeting lots of people and starting relationships with them is proof you are not even remotely achieving the same goal.

My goal. Meet one great person, be with them for a very long time. Ideally for life but lets say 10 years. At 10yrs I'd have 6 to 7 relationships my entire life. If you tell me, "it's easy. I have a few new relationships a month" you haven't achieved the same goal.

I too can achieve the different goal of sleeping with lots of people but I choose not to because that's not my goal.
It's because Qemu is several orders of magnitude slower, it's not even in the same class of solution.

FEX is an experimental open-source solution at https://github.com/FEX-Emu/FEX, but it's still in heavy development.
”Pro” doesn't implicitly mean ”Pro Video Editor”.
There‘s even a recent health fad that claims deuterium is bad for health, and those people also happen to sell deuterium-depleted water.
Yes. I thought I was dismissive [1] with the new MacBook especially with regards to pricing. ( Mostly because of BOM Cost and Margins are price gouging, even by Apple's standards )

Now things are settled a bit I thought may be it isn't as bad as I thought . Had the MacBook Air Priced any lower, it would have seriously hurt their sales of 16" MBP. Once MacBook Pro transition to ARM, with a rumoured of Mini-LED Screen refreshed as 14" and 16". ( MingChiKuo has been extremely accurate with regards to Display Technology used on iPad and Mac ) So MBP wont be lower in price but offer more features ( Mini-LED is quite costly ). And possibly an M2 with HBE? I am not sure how Apple is going to coupe with the bandwidth requirement. It would need to be LPDDR5 Quad Channel at 200GB/s or HBM2 if we assume M2 will double the GPU core again.

May be only then Apple could afford to offer a MacBook 12" at $799. And educational price at $699. Although I am not sure if that is enough, Chrome Book in many classes are going at $299. Apple doesn't have to compete dollar to dollar in pricing, but 2X difference is going to be a hard battle to fight. But at least it would allow Apple to win key areas in Education market where TCO and Cost are not as stringent.

May be Apple will do just one more Final update for some Intel Mac like Mac Pro ( At least I hope they do for those who really need an x86 Mac )

Oh M3 in 2022, Still within the 2 years transitional period, I think we are going to see a 3nm monster Chip for Mac Pro. When Intel is Still on their 10nm. And I think 2022 is when we will see an Apple console. Cause I dont think the Mac Pro Monster SoC volume is enough for its own investment. Some other product will need to use that, and Game Console seems like a perfect fit. ( At least that is how I could put some sense to the Apple Console rumours )

[1]https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25049927
Not even a millenial, and I still subscribe to Apple Music, even though I have an extensive ripped FLAC collection and there are maybe 2-3 CDs a year that come out that I will listen to more than once (which I buy anyway).
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Agreed, but remember this is Apple releasing a product platform that is costing hundreds of millions or billions of dollars in technical investment and marketing - they'll have put the effort in.
Its such a great idea, but the site seems somewhat broken. I have a constant "Connection lost" banner flashing at the top.

But I will say that in terms of productivity, Clojurescript/Reagent has been a real red-pill experience. Functions that compile to both back-/frontend. Seamless data-transfer via Transit (access front-end vars from the backend, no conversions - and simple cljs function compiling directly to React components is a very potent cocktail.
ARM went through multiple iterations of its ISA. They don’t need to run 40 year old code.
Not utility. Conformity.

People do what people around them do. The larger the network gets the more the chimps do what the majority of chimps do - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conformity

You got to keep the Japanese and Indians isolated to produce sushi and kebabs, kimonos and sarees cause if you put them all in the same room they just produce unimaginative grey shit or what is technically called the zuckerbergization of the world
(We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25065664.)
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One or many Intel NUCs will get you surprisingly far. Higher spec models will take a surprising 64gb of ram, and run ESXi nicely. Extra nics can be achieved with a USB dongle if wanted (a little gross) and the units fly. The higher end model has 6 cores and runs ESXi free. Licences for home usage a free for ESXi 7, although braving their website takes nerves of steel. It’s awful.

For any VM that needs a GPU the NUC8 is considerably better than the 10, but has less cores. With m2 drives they fly. Bulk storage can be achieved with network storage or USB attached storage.

This is all a rather dirty solution but I love my setup.
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You mean larger than for the senate where there is (and likely will be) a razor thin majority?
One could use the free software Subtitle Edit [1] for the labeling of the audio. Output would be in SRT format, but a conversion to the required JSON should be trivial.

[1] https://www.nikse.dk/subtitleedit/
I think the comparison is not apt. YouTube already had very high traffic for music videos. And YT is very different from NF.
Leonard Cohen Makes It Darker (2016)
The data we don’t have is for sustained use over time. An Intel iMac Pro can sustain max performance far longer than an Intel laptop, as it has a far higher thermal exhaust capacity.

Does the M1 performance have to be ramped down during sustained use due to exceeding thermal envelope of the fanless MBA? Of the fan’d MBP?

We’ll know soon enough!
They have shown impressive performance with 6k and 8k ProRes footage, even ipad pros and latest iphones are pretty incredible when it comes to editing 4K video and exporting it faster than latest macbooks.
With Thunderbolt it's also pretty easy to extend high performance storage.
Thank YOU! And I want to ass that a Chrome extension is not a very internet friendly choice. Firefox needs all the love it can get these days. :)
I still cannot understand why anyone would use JavaScript for server-side components. Even Python would be a better choice at that point if you could get around its multithreading limitations (and if they can build their own node, they can). Java was a well proven tech at that point.

My immediate thought is that by choosing JS, they attracted young (and cheap) developer.
Well, you have a phone, don't you? It's impossible to turn off and has a camera that the government can remotely turn on.
That's not my experience. Things rust and get jammed together. Sometimes you need a big hammer or a breaker bar. Quite often in fact.
If you're preparing for a natural disaster that prevents society from functioning normally for some time, then you're a prepper.

Prepping, means preparing for situations where you will no longer be able to rely on society to provide the services it normally does, regardless of the reasons.
Looking at Geekbench charts, I see that my Samsung phone has a faster processor than my $3000 gaming rig, and it sure as hell draws less power ... so why aren't datacenters just use phones instead of Xeon and Epyc servers, what am I missing?
I don't think Firefox sync makes it very easy for devs to build other encrypted applications. Even if they did however, there are a lot of challenges with encrypted applications that they just don't take care of. Not to mention that they are very we centric and don't have developer APIs in many languages.
Any thoughts and experience around using the current (slow) Mac Mini as a web and java dev box?

And any thoughts and expectations around using the (fast?) M1 Mac Mini for web and java dev?

I'm right now getting frustrated with my company's lead times ordering a new HP Zbook laptop. (Its not like I particularly want the Zbook, its just that's what devs get here.)

But I'm a remote home worker, and I'm thinking "M1 Mac Mini available next week. Its like 1/3rd cost of a high end laptop and probably outperforms it, and is silent...?"
> the narcissism that is tech perfectly.

Wanna see your career die quickly? Move to a maintenance project.
I remember running (I think) Jaguar on PearPC; mind you, Leopard was probably out by that point, I just had old disks handed down to me and no actual Macintosh. It was a lot of fun digging into the OS like that, especially at a young age, but definitely slow considering it’s emulating another instruction set.

Not long after I got a relatively successful hackintosh going (read: accelerated graphics and working audio), which, besides Linux, helped brew my respect for Unix, BSD, and unique macOS internals.

Altogether it lead me to purchase roughly 5 Macs over the years. I recently got back into it for fun, and the scene is thriving. Will be interesting to see what happens post-AS.

Doing things for the heck of it is, for some reason, a great motivator and educator.
I wasn't specifically referring to video editors (although the comment I replied to was), just anyone that needs/benefits from more powerful hardware to do their job.

I was just calling out the idea that professionals being a small portion of literally everyone is a useful argument to make. How many markets aren't?
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But...but...but he wrote a bit of PHP that uses ImageMagick to convert the PDF to a JPG!
</sarcasm>

At least he linked to the original posting by that Google guy who actually built his version from parts instead of buying a ready-to-go-but-pricey solution and tethering himself to some cloud CMS backend of the manufacturer.
Usually, scientists are extremely careful with extrapolation, the big exception being the big bang, because it sells, I guess, and because it is hard, if not impossible, to verify.
Look at yourself as being in the top 90% instead.
Except a lot of people work on remote servers. My work MBP is nice, but really it’s just a terminal to an 80vcpu server.
I use a NUC8 as my daily driver :)

Haven't tried ESXi on it yet.
I just put that stuff on my personal blog. I do have a website for German bureaucracy though, since I wrote a lot of content about the topic.
They could still be separate products but bundled as a single subscription.
Why not buy a supermicro server MB that support IPMI instead of a standalone KVM over IP?
I can say from personal experience that they can detect farts, but only really stinky ones.
Agree 100% . I never saw a use for server push. I'm glad to see unused features go, web browsers are far too bloated already.

The web would be fine if they stopped adding features today for the next 10 years. The massive complexity of the browser will eventually be a detriment to the platform
You just came here to say you use VIM.
Collections are private to each user, so users only have access to their own collections. They can however share them among eachother.
Cell phone plans cost an arm and a leg!
It's probably weird when anybody does it in most of those contexts. Just be attractive and the other party will get over it.
If I need to pay to upload new photos, I would choose a cloud service based on the features it provides.

Of course I can keep the old photos in Google Photo and upload new photos to other cloud service, but I would lose the ability to search "all" photo in a single place.

Now, I just want to have a function to download all photos from Google Photo and consider switching to others.
Nuvia is a startup that is planning to do just that https://nuviainc.com/blog

You need to be competitive on single thread performance to have a chance at datacenter. Amdahl's law is still very relevant. Up until very very recently, the CPUs were not up to par.
Not sure about Tkinter for Android[0], but for Python for Android take a look on Kivy/Py4A.[1,2]

As for Py/Qt for Android there is QPython.[3]

But, sadly, there are NO good Android alternative to "PyS60" (Python for Symbian S60).[4]

[0] https://learning-python.com/using-tkinter-programs-on-androi...

[1] https://github.com/kivy/kivy

[2] https://github.com/kivymd/KivyMD

[3] https://github.com/qpython-android/qpython3

[4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PyS60
It's planned, as you are not the first to ask for it! Would love to get help though if you are able!
Finnish authorities do the same:
https://72hours.fi/

People are expected to be able to manage on their own for at least 72 hours in case of systemic/societal disruptions. It's quite sane advice really, even though a lot of people actually seem opposed to the idea for some reason.
I've personally found Geekbench results representative of real time workloads. So do more traditional benchmarks like SPECint.
Are you sure that you compared results from the same major Geekbench version? (v4 and v5 have quite different results).
> The cheapest desktop option is $6000 with an 8 core cpu or 8000 with a 16 core.

No, it is $600 with an 8 core M1 chip, the new mac mini. Also the iMac is arguably a desktop option, even if not really upgradeable.
The phrase "swim in their lanes" riles me in this context. While a photo and some basic personal data would help, dating is not an activity where social cooperation between competing parties is needed to ensure a better outcome. And there's no pool attendant either. It's not up to you to decide who gets to date whom.
Probably due to overheating. Your phone can do bursts of processing every now and then, but if you let it execute heavy compute operations, the phone would probably overheat and shut itself off.
Well, I guess it is back to local storage for me. I tried youtube music but it is not for me.

You can leave it to google to fuck up the same product under 10 different names.

At some point, they had a great service with Play Music. That was ... 5 or 6 years ago ?

Then they basically abandoned it, with maybe one small update every year and it slowly dove into irrelevance :/
That’s like saying “buying anything I want is easy enough, being rich seems to help”.