skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The cache comparison is especially striking. Wow.

I’d love to see one of these go head to head compiling a large project etc.
And https://3eanuts.com/ which just removes the last panel from Peanuts strips, making them horribly gloomy.
Oh so that's what that was.

I just ran into that issue trying to download a few different apps an hour ago but figured it was my phone. Something is definitely up, too much of a coincidence for these issues to be happening at the same time
They showed this during the previous transition announcement. They flashed up a screen of various open source tools that they’ve tested. It even included Blender.

Here is the image:
http://www.cgchannel.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/200623_A...
> Is this still true?

Definitely not true and likely has never been true. Many of the most attractive women I know are active on online dating. People join online dating for various reasons. One is to expand your dating pool. If you've burned through a lot of your social network (or you don't want to poison it) then online dating is a great way to expand your horizon.

From what I gather, it really only amplifies what you experience in real life already. If a significant amount of people show interest in you from a very early stage - you will have no problems with online dating. If you require any kind of barrier to get interest, I wouldn't bother unless you have the incredible ability to not evaluate your self-worth from the app regardless of what happens.
Let’s wait the Apple Silicon Mac Pro. I think they are all in on this fastest chip race thing, with deep pockets, high paying customers and scale behind them.
My point was that the best use of hackintosh/VM tech is unrelated to "speed advantage". Apple has nothing that can touch a Threadripper for linearly scaled parallel workflows. The gap is so big that it might even overcome the arm/x86-64 emulation cost, though that wasn't what I was suggesting.
MacBook Air with M1 vs. XPS 13 with Tiger Lake i7-1165G7:

https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/compare/4306696?baselin...

Single core similar and multicore 50% better for MacBook.
> YouTube has only existed for fifteen years, but it might continue to exist for centuries

Get a grip. Media companies come and go. They always seem unassailable at their apex.
I'm not sure if i see much benefit over just having a header on the 200 response. I suppose if it takes a bunch of time to generate the response body, but most of the time where this sort of thing would make a difference you probably already have the response body for the main request cached on the server side.
I’d personally prefer projects that provide direct and immediate(ish) benefits and whose benefits can be observed and measured near-term. Public health (including pollution), desertification, overfishing, ground water management, population growth and distribution...

Then maybe give an extra nudge to those projects that are robustly expected to produce temperature mitigation effects based on 2020 climate models. And what are those interventions that are most robust to changes in the structural assumptions underlying those models?

Maintain and grow current levels of environmental and earth science research as a matter of course. We live here. No need to hide behind the petticoats of climate change...
In this day and age of Electron apps, I would say that RAM matters as much or more than CPU performance but seeing these results competes the story. M1 is good and has the potential to power pro laptops.
> You'd need actual Intel emulation in order to run the normal version of Windows.

Microsoft is working on enabling x64 emulation on ARM, it should roll out in preview this month[1]. I can see Windows 10 ARM-edition working inside Parallels with its own x64 emulation inside. The issue right now is that MS does not sell Win 10 ARM, it is available for OEMs only.

x86 emulation on Windows 10 ARM was already done few years ago, when MS shipped their Surface ARM notebook.

[1] https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2020/09/30/now-m...
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They aren't sabotaging the market... just trying to get me to buy a Push, I think. Basically, it's easy to do something important with the Push and you can't do it without the Push. I feel you on the value of the Push... it doesn't have any for me other than to be able to create and record a live loop of a specific length on the fly and have it start playing.
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On the flip side to your closing statement, YouTube has been a boon to DIY. What used to be trade secrets are now on display by people all all professions. Anecdotally, I’ve remodeled nearly my entire house over they past ten years with YouTube.
you can push now using headers or custom vcl with fastly:

https://docs.fastly.com/en/guides/http2-server-push
API going into closed beta before the end of the year, IIRC
Not really. It's 8 big/small cores, so only 4 are "fast" ones

Which makes it even more impressive.
I guess for those who desire more RAM the call is hold off on M1 based MacBooks until this ceiling is raised. I’m guessing an intel based MacBook is a better call, except resale price will suffer.
Has any Darwin source release included ARM support yet? I thought they were still keeping this closed.
I miss why. He was great to work with. His mind worked in differently than anyone I've worked with. He was still so nice, humble and a good teacher. Famous for Ruby, he could twist any language to solve a problem - or twist it just for the fun of it.
A quick bit of feedback regarding your website: I was interested in reading the front page but ended up leaving because the “perfect for...” type and delete effect was causing the remainder of the page to jump up and down by one line every few seconds. It just happens to wrap in the wrong place on my phone.
This is a completely legit reason to not trust Google with your data, but won't it apply even more when the service is free?
I love Angular. I used Angular and Electron to make a cross-platform app [0]. Angular pipes are extremely useful and I ended up using them as the core of my app - chaining 20+ of them together to generate an searchable/sortable gallery for videos.

Upgrading has been a breeze with every version -- usually no changes required other than bumping the number in package.json

[0] https://github.com/whyboris/Video-Hub-App/
From what I heard, hosting on dynamic IP is unreliable.
temporal.io supports task heartbeating. An application specific data can be attached to each heartbeat. The data is accessible from outside to display the progress in the UI for example. The data from the last heartbeat is also available to a task when it is retried.
I really do love it. I'm gonna miss it when I eventually have to retire it. It's been rock solid this entire time.
Actually... I've implemented both client and server side HTTP/2 push and I'd say... it's a hack and we should deprecate it and remove it from the spec.
With the unified memory, 8 CPU and GPU cores and super fast I/O and native FinalCut Pro, video editing will be just fine.
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MacBook Air with M1 chip outperforms 16-inch MacBook Pro in benchmark – iMore
When I think of a credit card skimmer, a pay at the pump card reader attack is what first comes to mind. Such as where the customer inserts their card, completes their purchase and the entire transaction goes through without any apparent issue.

This attack seems to be more like a spoofer, the comparison would be a phoney ATM machine that victims insert their cards, the card is cloned and the victim is then prompted to enter their PIN. After which, the phoney ATM professes a network error or the like and the card is returned. No legitimate transaction occurs.

I am a little concerned with the morality of publishing this attack in such detail without first notifying and giving a period of time for the susceptible vendors to patch this vulnerability. Doing so it is very reminiscent of how sensitive information was published years ago enabling drones of script kiddies to engage in Ddos attacks back a few years (decades) ago.

It was my understanding that there is a general code of conduct, regarding publishing these attacts that was created to prevent the proliferation of vulnerabilities before developers had an opportunity to address the issue.
Early evening in North America is probably particularly valuable time.
Our opinions and wish lists don’t matter. Content creators make money from being on YouTube. If you want to create an actual alternative, be ready to subsidize the income of a couple thousand content creators to the level that they can afford lambos. Then maybe you can create a competitor. Maybe. Because the step after that is to throw money at global infrastructure and still somehow make a profit.
I have two Slingboxes. The original one and the last one. This bums me out as I use it to access channels that are not accessible via other means. At least I have some time to find a replacement.
The videos on this site are pretty good too: http://howacarworks.com/. I think I payed $25 for access and it was worth it.
I wonder how many little children were throwing fits because YouTube was down. And I mean literal children like my friends toddlers with tablets.
It's not a secret that we use Borg, you can read about it online.
It'll definitely be a different chip either way. To have a 2x or 4x M1s would require interconnects between the CPUs for sharing RAM and general communication, which isn't there on the M1 currently. So at a minimum you're talking a rev of M1 to add such interconnects. But that all seems very unlikely. If they do go that route it'd almost certainly be something like AMD's chiplets instead of just straight "multi-socket"
I don’t see your point. A large base of Nim users are looking for a pragmatic alternative to the C/C++ family without the aggressive anti-modernism of Go. Nim is certainly not the only player in this realm, but far as I know there isn’t a “Nim Drama” Twitter or tumblr. The drama queen stereotype of Ruby and Rails is very well earned on a repeated basis. All the communities have had their dramas but Ruby and Rust to a lesser extent seem to attract it a lot more as a pattern.
Presumably they will get recycled:

https://www.wsj.com/articles/one-of-the-brains-behind-tesla-...
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24316056
Unfortunately our brains can't control our emotions as well as we'd like. Being purely rational isn't in the grasp of an human let alone children.

If you want optimal outcomes for young people you must make tackle our biological predispositions when training young people.
I would think the best option would still be to have the css in a separate file unless your css is very small. It is of course a tradeoff between if the extra RTT hurts you more than the extra bytes in your page (how much that matters depends on how big your page is and tcp window sizes), and how often your users are viewing your website totally uncached.

Keep in mind, that even without server push http/2 still fixes head of line blocking which was a major reason that the folk wisdom of inlining things and using sprites popped up in the first place.
Kind of remarkable for a laptop without a fan. (Infamous fan-hater Steve Jobs would be proud.)

Power/thermal management looks very good - low heat and long battery life without sacrificing performance.

Presumably the Air will have to throttle performance for some workloads, but not in this benchmark apparently.
>My point is that there is no "file" for Google Docs

They can add up the space shown beside the file name on Google Drive. Which is what users would expect
Ahh what the hell, I don't mind the downvotes: Parler
I was working with something using bootstrap 3 recently...I kinda like the aesthetics of 3 more than 5...
That's definitely a matter of perspective, once you consider it as an art piece you should consider the pricing in terms of how art is priced. It's approx $800 per sq ft, which certainly wouldn't be considered expensive in the art world.

Of course galleries usually take about a 40% cut, so the retail price would probably end up north of $5,000, probably more if the artist wants to make any money too. Which definitely moves the price per sq ft up.
Worth mentioning this model is reversing with Dremel/BigQuery/Pulsar etc looking to disaggregate compute from storage again.
Man I am so happy to see this. I got an old honda motorcyle about 15 year ago and this site was instrumental in helping me develop skills to fix it, and ultimately become a fully fledged shade-tree mechanic.

Also I'd like to add https://www.msgroup.org, another ancient website packed with excellent riding safety tips.

These two sites pretty much got me rebuilding, repairs, and riding motorcycles. Still goldmines today.
So... I'd be feeling pretty silly right now if I bought the Mac Pro in 2019 for like $7,000. (Which I almost did!)

https://browser.geekbench.com/macs/457

M1 is comparable to baseline Mac Pro on multicore performance and better on single core performance. And several thousand dollars cheaper (and smaller).
Like the previous person said, mainly stability and support. There's no doubt that macOS can run much faster in non-Apple hardware given certain parameters, but if you want support and solid stability you would probably go with Mac hardware.
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This idea of “actual professionals” that always comes up in response to apple’s “Pro” moniker amuses me to no end.

Everybody throws the term around and no two people have the same definition! What in the world is an actual professional? There are professional journalists that just need a browser and text editor. There are professional programmers working on huge code bases in compiled languages that do need a beefy machine, and there are professional programmers that just need a dumb terminal to ssh into a dev machine in the cloud.

And then of course what the largest subset of people seem to mean is professional video editors or content creators. What percent of the working population are video editors? Some tiny fraction, how did that become the default type of professional in the context of talking about computers?

And then a lot of things that people also complain about like how replacing the wider variety of ports with usb c or thunderbolt is contradictory on a “professional” machine also don’t really make sense. Professionals can use dongles like anyone else. In fact many professionals will have more specific needs that require a single a way, for instance having a builtin sd card reader doesn’t help a professional photographer using cfexpress cards.
~3.1GHz base clock on the M1. About time!
The light airy folks tend not to do well with fasting. The heartier meatier guys that tend to hold weight and can weather a few days of fasting are better suited.
There is still PCIe bus and Thunderbolt, technically it is still possible to connect NVIDIA/AMD GPU to Apple Silicon, but we need enough bus (x8 or x16) and drivers.
Note that this laptop uses Kaby Lake based on the older Skylake design. Newer laptops use Sunny Cove based on Ice Lake and have improved single-core performance.
I agree, I would have probably bought the pro if it had a 32GB option.
Why is everyone so obsessed with what this costs? I'd imagine a lot of us have couches with a similar price tag, despite much cheaper options being available.

This is likewise part of someone's living room, they can spend whatever they like on it as a matter of taste.
> Do publishers send degraded images to printers, or are they doing it themselves?

Yes. To both.

When I worked at a printer (posters, magazines, and low yield books), often times we would receive shoddy rasters that just did not have the quality necessary for the print, but because of deadlines we would be asked to make do. (Usually because the client didn't want to drive to us to transfer 8Gb of PDFs).

Other times we'd get vectors and do the conversion ourselves, starting the run with something high quality, but partway through a problem would be spotted (like a typo) and someone with less experience would be asked to fix it, and we'd end up with a bad raster again.

Sometimes there would be software incompatibilities at our end, and we'd be unable to produce a raster to our standard, but the client wouldn't care.

Very rarely we'd have hardware problems in etching the plates that would produce low-fidelity prints, but it would happen, and could be missed on inspection.
Startup lessons: Hiring owners vs. employees
Really impressive. I was skeptical from just the Apple-released info, but it seems like ditching x86 for ARM really does mean that much performance increase per watt. I'm excited to see how this plays out in both the processor and OS space over the next few years.
I haven't encountered any problems running x86 programs on the DTK. Performance is fine (with a slower CPU than the MBA) and everything I tried running worked. I'm sure someone will hit problems once a few orders of magnitude more people are using it, but most people won't.
Youtube is a metaphysical sun bursting out with multiple different interpretations of any given topic, 90% of them subtlety wrong. Very few have anything original to say. They pad their ten minute timer with history, use youtube's suggested topics and only 1-2 minutes of the episode covers what you want, and usually from such a limited perspective that the little details will still trip you up. For every Ben Eater, there's thousands of poorly aimed videos that clog up your brainspace.

There's also people deliberately misrepresenting knowledge for clicks & selling products. Micheal Crichton was right not to be concerned about the fall of journalism. He said (to effect) anybody can write whatever they want. The value is in the edited content. Which he meant by mainstream, validated press agencies that used to control most intepretation. The concept still applies, most of youtube will not be missed.
Used to be just water for the whole day. Maybe some electrolytes, potassium, sodium salts.. lately I’m caffeinating to get through the workload
There's still a lot to be said for software support, IO, RAM, etc.
Ah, I stand corrected. This was native test.
Bannon was talking of "heads on pikes", which is obviously metaphorical.

So, yes, that's OK. Even if he's completely wrong in his claims of fact, we shouldn't be expelling people from society over their choice of historical allusion.
The Intel chip in that comparison was released in Q1 2018, almost three years ago now. How is this a helpful comparison?

https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/130411/...
I know this was intended to be a joke, but it didn't really land with me.
But without any of the philosophy.
How long does it take to download a terabyte of photos?
With the storage IO right on the SoC I can imagine swapping to feel especially snappy as well.

Although it's worth remembering the m1 is just Apple's CPU for their low-end machines. They haven't announced their high-end 13" & 16" MacBook Pro, iMac and Mac Pros.

Also, I know Electron has a history of high-memory, but right now my Slack client is currently running at 500MB and my VS Code windows (3 projects) at < 1.5GB.

And even though my current MBP16 is spec'd at 64GB RAM, I don't think 16GB would probably feel all that slow these days.
MacBook Air with M1 chip outperforms all existing MacBooks in benchmark testing
They’re entirely separate things. Dropbox syncs a local directory on your computer. S3 is a remotely accessible object store.

So yes, you can put a git repo in Dropbox if you want. But that’s still an altogether different thing than “hosting” a git repo like you might do with GitHub or Gitlab.
yeah, the democratization of knowledge was 100% worth it. the only thing we can do from here is try to make it better
That's pretty wild, is it a testing-run scheme for larger races perhaps? Who is behind it?
It was not specific, not credible, and not a threat. The United Sates has never once beheaded anyone.
I've seen this picture before, and asked what sense those white cameras make in case of the need of hiding in a bunker because that would be the first things a sharpshooter takes out, or just someone with a laserpointer. Couldn't they use something less obvious? Are they just decoys?

What am I not getting here?
‘poor vs career-minded’ is a subconscious dog whistle. A sign of a cosmopolitan elite who consider the poor as being poor because they aren’t career-minded enough. Interesting phenomenon.
If you want to maximize EV of money, take the big N job (Google, Facebook, etc). PhDs and startups can have big gains but they're not the average case, only the edge cases make a lot of money.
I have seen an interesting point raised elsewhere. macOS on ARM will be able to run iOS apps (assuming the author doesn’t opt out). That means that a lot of the uses of electron or similar may no longer be needed. Slack, Spotify, etc. Some of course will still be electron, there’s no native version of VS Code for instance. But it could work out better than expected...
The pen is not mightier than the sword. I know a lot of intellectually inclined people like to think so. I know I used to too.
Having a real world masculine power is the only way to live a non-avoidant, full life as a male.
And what about Delhi and Beijing for air pollution, and coastal communities for overfishing, and Africa for desertification. Lot more children there. And high density urban areas stressing water and land resources...by definition more people impacted.

One positive thing of the climate change discussion is as a gateway drug to awareness of these actual international development issues.

Do wonder about Bangladesh and sea level rise...
I'm less than an hour into an implementation of KeyCloak, but to answer your skinning question I ran across this "Keycloak Modern Theme" that you could buy, so I assume that skinning is definitely possible: https://keycloakthemes.com/themes/modern/
If anything, I feel like many tests are based on x86 special instructions like AES, which does not directly translate to other tasks. But for most of the tasks I think it wouldn't be possible that the processor are only better at those and performance of most program should correlate with geekbench score.
For Linux guests:

_If you really need to_, Huawei provides the ExaGear Server translator for Linux at https://www.huaweicloud.com/kunpeng/software/exagear.html , which allows to run x86 and x86_64 apps on an arm64 Linux system, including Docker containers for their customers. That translator works pretty well in most cases.

Note however that you need to create a Huawei account to download this.

For Windows guests:

Run arm64 Windows, the JITs to run x86(_64) apps are included with the OS.

The VHDX for virtual machine use can be downloaded from https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windowsins...
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It’s 6000 jobs, generating electricity without producing carbon, sustaining an industry and construction and manufacturing know how, and creation of a product for export. These seem like worthwhile pursuits to me and a good use of public funds.
Well it's because one of the selling points of Pixel phones was to be able to upload unlimited full quality photos to Google Photos. All other Android phones only got unlimited compressed backups.
Will check this out, thanks for the suggestion!
We had the rock star solo developer phase.

Thankfully we grew out of it.
Would love to see it compared against surface books
No one is being expelled from society.
True. As my coworker, who has 3 kids of her own, always says, if they're going to stop breathing, its not like its something youre going to hear. They could be in a crib in your bedroom at night, and you'd never know. The monitor is just to see whats going on, are they even sleeping yet, who threw their stuffed animal out, etc...
Frankly what competitive advantages does Venus allow for of these sorts of floating cities in contrast to on Mars or just Earth?