skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The original touch AppleTV remote was probably ill-considered, but the accelerant of its demise was Apple ceasing to care if third-parties used native UIKit controls on AppleTV in a chase to get all of the channels and services to port their SmartTV applications over.

For example, the original YouTube app on the AppleTV 4th generation was great. Navigating was a breeze with the native scroll momentum and sensitivity, now playing gestures worked as expected, et all.

After a year or so the app started falling behind in features to the LG/Samsung/SmartTV/Console apps, which presumingly use a shared web/javascript base. They (I assume) decided maintaining a separate codebase for AppleTV was a waste and went to work on porting the SmartTV app to the AppleTV.

Now navigating the app using the AppleTV touch remote is complete mayhem, frustrating and unpredictable in every sense. Gestures that work on other platforms such as long press to add to playlist are absent, and the video player doesn't use the native gestures such as drag down for audio options or skip ahead/behind with tap on edge.

The new remote is Apple giving up and saying that HDMI-CEC and 4-way DPad controls have won.
It doesn't depend on age or comorbidities. Covid vaccines - of any type - are orders of magnitude safer than getting infected by a "live" and constantly mutating virus.
Doesn't seem to be affecting us (UK company)
Disagree on this, like discord, third party apps are frowned upon. There is no youtube-dl for spotify (not a good one at least) so while I do agree that creators should not be burdened by the distribution aspect, spotify is ultimately vendor lock-in. while with itunes you can easily fetch the rss feed of their podcasts, such a thing is not possible with spotify.
The calibrated colours are output by AppleTV so
Hmm seems you are right. I guess it's a german-ism that slipped into my english. The english analog to "macht genau das" is either "does exactly that" or "does just that". The literal translation I used "does right this" seems to have no use. So my bad, I'm sorry.
This harkens back to the original iMac where it was first introduced in Bondi blue and then came in multiple colors. When I bought my iPhone Pro 11 and MacBook Air the fact I could get the iPhone Pro 11 in green made me not upgrade to the 12 pro because blue was the alternative. With the MacBook Air I like the gold color but also it is completely silent.
Problem: the letters "G, P, L" are toxic to a huge number of companies. This has nothing to do with the controversy around Stallman. It's because Microsoft spent over a billion dollars in the 1990s mis-educating the market that GPL software is "viral" and if present can "infect" non-GPL software with the GPL license.

The problem would go away if you renamed the license to something else. It's that stupid.

A lot of the flavor of the week licenses exist for this reason, as well as to address some of the weak corner cases of the AGPL.
I agree, if you ever did any software you know perfectly that just adding something might have side effects even if it's 99% the same. There is a risk imo.
I was also nervous. But I was reassured when I discovered the first Clinical trials were one year ago (almost to the day).

Additionally the number of shots we have given (around 200 million, probably more) is effectively the worlds largest clinical trial. If there were problems, even rare ones, we would hear about it by now.

Those two things reassured me to the point that I went and got the shot.
A lot of actual profits have been made by mature tech companies. Valuations seem too high right now, but I don’t think it’s a giant fraud. More like there’s nothing better to invest in.
This is a great feature and kudos to Apple for bringing it to the previous generation of Apple TV.

This feature will improve image quality without having to pay insane amounts for calibration.
Does India still use BCG?
Seriously! It's a shame that Xfire became a thing of the past. I feel like Steam baked in enough of the "community" features to steal their lunch, without ever delivering on the full community element that Discord is thriving on!
>The night sky is a commons and a natural wonder

In the middle of a big city?
> Fuck you too

Maybe I'm wrong in this assumption, but to me the section you quoted sounds like they're saying "we're not GDPR compliant, so we can't participate in that market right now"; it's not a "fuck you, Europe" kind of thing. But hey, you know what they say about assumptions.
The middle tier adds the touch-ID keyboard, which is probably the main value-driver (who cares about an 8th GPU core?).
Here, LMGTFY:

https://www.theverge.com/21355122/police-brutality-violence-...

https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/video-miami-cops-arrest-b...

https://www.star-telegram.com/news/local/crime/article248020...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2019/04/05/cop-slapped...

https://www.aclu.org/blog/free-speech/right-record-police-do...

https://www.aclu.org/blog/free-speech/right-record-police-do...

https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20170829/09553338104/no-im...
> The insurance industry...

Yes, good point, this needs to be included as well as speculation.
I tweeted at the Pocketcasts team to recommend adding a feature that I would find useful (I think it was excluding "the" from alphabetised list of podcasts since it made titles clump together under "T"). They responded quickly and implemented it pretty soon afterwards. I was impressed.

I love the web player interface (although have found problems using a VPN) but the Android app has been a bit tricky to use, having to navigate to filters to find episodes I've downloaded.
In pretty much the same way that a decentralized database like a blockchain would. You interact with the centralized database to permit the transaction requested by the loan distributor, probably via 2FA.

The only difference in the schemes is whether you need to trust the centralized database or not. Most people would much rather trust a large institution than have responsibility for managing their key.
Will the app block shorting robinhood? Does robinhood automatically take the long position?

Can they 'insider' trade based on knowledge of their customers positions on themselves and knowledge of their own upcoming financial results? Seems like ripe for shenanigans.
Wetback systems are very common in NZ. I built a home recently and decided not to go with a wetback system because I decided there would be little overlap between times when I use hot water and times when I would use the fireplace. Now since covid I am working from home permanently I kind of regret that choice.
They mentioned this exact scenario on their website[1]

> Of course, if you happen to be with a friend who has an AirTag, or on a train with a whole bunch of people with AirTag, don’t worry. These alerts are triggered only when an AirTag is separated from its owner.

1. https://www.apple.com/airtag/
Discord ends buyout talks with Microsoft – source
Matrix the protocol is not there yet. Element, its main client, lacks too many features to have the same experience:

- No concept of servers (in discord parlance). Its equivalent (matrix spaces, in https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-doc/blob/matthew/msc177...) is in progress

- No included audio/video calls. You have to link them manually and use a third-party stack, such as Jitsi

- Even if you have Jitsi the experience is not the same. Discord's experience is like a chat room, except with audio and video. In Element it's more like a standard call
Well, they aren't going to innovate 1000% every year. They can't. So they have to differentiate their products and color has been a classic way they do that.
As user's it seems we're addicted to hopping from one unsustainable free product to the next.

We don't want to pay. And we're upset when they vanish or change dramatically try to find a way to remain viable financially.
Thanks for sharing! Looks amazing.
Me too!! I would buy at 1k-1.5k if it was at least 27, but 30" would be better for video. Vesa is nice for anyone who likes a 2nd vertical code monitor.

Maybe someone can figure out a way to offload Chrome into the M1 and allow on bother screens. though a big benefit of that is battery life which doesn't matter at a desk.
The GP said their iMac is 9 years old.
Is there a performance penalty with virtualization on the M1?
How to choose the right ETF for investment?
It sounds like you are talking about small towns not small cities? All the small cities I know of have multiple options for the amenities you described.
Unfortunately I don't have a good answer for you - I work for a trading firm so there is no customer data. The minimal data that developers aren't allowed to see is restricted in both environments, but in practice the software we build doesn't touch this data anyway.
GridDB: Using Geographical Queries Based on Bounding Boxes
Ok, I'll bite. https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs. It's functional and clear. Sexy is 'very' subjective.
Three of the four are in fact outliers: Kubernetes and Android are both financially backed by Google.

Is that really "outlier" behavior? More and more important open source projects are prominently backed by a single large tech company. React, TensorFlow, TypeScript, Go, etc.

If you just look at the last decade, there has been more important work done as "single-sponsor open source" than under the GPL.
Ask HN: What do you use personal/home/family project planning/organizing?
Looking for recommendations/alternatives preferably self-hosted. happy to hear 'pen/paper' solutions as well :-)
It's not unreasonable to want top avoid the regulatory compliance headache that is GDPR, especially for people who aren't likely to be regular users of the site.
>Microsoft wants to bring life back to the Store app on Windows 10.

That would imply it was alive before whereas most developers I know regarded it as dead on arrival.
I should mention that my frustration only came out of trying to switch my parents over from an old 32-bit Windows laptop to the iPad. They're already iPhone users and most of their time is either spent in a web browser or in document processing. So I figured that an iPad Pro with a magic keyboard would be perfect for them.

Even still, the level of finesse they have with Excel and productivity software on a desktop OS was just not replicable on the iPad. It pained me to see my Dad work on his spreadsheets on the old laptop again.

The silver lining to this is at least the iPad is good for watching videos and pretty decent at web browsing. They still use the device casually.
I would run for the hill’s, I think your already seeing it doesn’t look like a place you’d really want to work.
Seems like apple could make an Xcode app that runs on the large iPads
I wonder how this works in practice? My main use for an AirTag would be to put on my cat’s collar. But if it starts beeping randomly that’s going to be a problem.
Amen. I'm tired of HN discussions trying to find a single cause/blame when you can often spread the blame pretty well around.
Apple should let users alternate between iOS and macOS on this device. They should also enable touch on the iMac and let users run iOS on that as well.
I use my phone often too, but you cannot control the volume from your phone so you need another remote too. My Samsung TV remote works pretty well as the Apple TV remote though too. The DirecTV remote control was also programmable and worked OK. They both just lack the Home button but you can use the Back button enough times to do without it.
Same here, I was really getting sick of re-training the damn thing every time the seasons changed. Drier air and colder? TouchID drops to maybe 10% success. Humid and warm again? Same. Took a shower or thoroughly washed your hands in the last 30 minutes? Or were swimming recently? TouchID doesn't work at all. Warmed your hands in front of a heater for a minute? TouchID's dead for a while. Ugh.

Masks are a problem with FaceID, of course, but otherwise it's a huge improvement, in my experience. I gather some people didn't have the trouble I did with Touch ID, so maybe for them FaceID is worse.
What I've always wanted is to write C++ code and have the minimal set of necessary includes needed to compile my code automatically added [edit: I should have said "managed"] by the IDE.

How close can this tool get to that goal?
It basically looks the same as the remote from the old AppleTV 2 with a Siri button.
I'm pretty sure the 2018 iPad Pro with 1 TB also had more RAM than the other models.
Paying more to get more cores enabled on the same chip is standard practice, everyone does it, and it makes complete sense. The alternative is to just throw away all chips with a fault which affects one core, even though there are customers who would gladly have taken a unit with one broken GPU core for a lower price.

If you wanna complain about the practice, you can complain that they have no way to attempt to re-enable the locked core. AMD would let you do that back in the day, and it was a great way for customers to buy a 3-core and potentially be able to unlock a fourth core (even if it might have to be clocked lower than the others). Though I believe neither Intel nor AMD lets you unlock cores these days.
> - Only two TB3 ports.

That's a limitation of the M1 silicon itself from my understanding. It doesn't have enough PCI express channels. It's been one of the few commonalities on all the M1 macs. This new iMac I think is the last computer we'll see using it until the release of a higher power chip for the Mac Pro, Macbook Pro (insert larger size here), and maybe some kind of "iMac Pro".
Decentralizing Disqus is trivial. Just go back to each blog has its own local comment system with commenter identities disconnected from all other sites they comment on or even anonymous. There's no reason you need a single global identity and storage backend for all content sources that support commenting.

It can even be otherwise identical to Disqus except self hosted.
> Today, Apple is carbon neutral for global corporate operations, and by 2030, plans to have net zero climate impact across the entire business, which includes manufacturing supply chains and all product life cycles. This means that every Apple device sold, from material collection, component manufacturing, assembly, transport, customer use, charging, all the way through recycling and material recovery, will be 100 percent carbon neutral.

This sounds impressive. I wonder how that works in practice especially the parts of the supply chain that Apple doesn't control directly, like "material collection". Are they just planting a bunch of trees, buying CO2 certificates, or are they actually making the entire supply chain carbon neutral?
Yes... my business partner could easily get one only because of the colors and pass his beefier current one down to an employee.
> Hopefully can avoid a multiple-thousand dollar trip to the ER just to find out its nothing.

Seems that you live in North America. It is utterly bewildering that people are expected to make this determination.

I can go to the ER whenever I suspect a serious problem, to the ultimate cost of... 5 euros. That's the limit. Post-occupation EU backwater country.
Discourse is heavier as a forum, certainly, but it supports embedding in sites as a comment section, and will generally do useful things like "automatically create a new topic of discussion from the post."

I agree that it's exceedingly heavy for comment only use (and generally requires user accounts), but if you're trying to build a community that also has blog posts, the two do integrate very nicely.
Right, that’s what the OP said :)

This is a new approach though, for Apple. Firstly, there was a difference between the desktop and mobile class chips used for iMac and MacBook. Secondly, there was a difference between the intel and arm chips.
Very cool! I would love to switch away but a Disqus import would be needed before we can do so.
That's the dream
In the keynote they mentioned that Touch ID would switch user profiles, so I think this is coming too.
Go ipad. My parents both have ipads, works great!
A search for “gps tracker” shows numerous small, inexpensive devices that can do the same thing. The cat is already out of the bag on the “crazy person wants to stalk me” devices.
This site is actually doing something interesting through its curation, and I would be pretty impressed if that was how it was pitched to me.

But I have to agree, expecting a bookstore and then getting something totally other is too much of a clash. If you want a bookstore, nothing's going to beat a bookstore. If this site offers something different, it should be sold on its merits.
Two implementations using the Fediverse:

https://cactus.chat/
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26371813

https://carlschwan.eu/2020/12/29/adding-comments-to-your-sta...
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25570268
Ransomware gang tries to extort Apple hours ahead of Spring Loaded event
I like the colors and design, but needing a separate work/personal computer at the same desk at different times means I can't have a big display that's only usable by one computer. If they still had target display mode, I'd be very tempted to flip my M1 MacBook Air for one of these.
What if there is something that nobody figure out yet, but we will only figure out if there are many people vaccinated?

I think it's a valid question. Just because in theory it should work, doesn't mean in real world will work.
That kinda kills the whole purpose of the tag, which is to beep when you lose it. I guess you can still kinda find it with the UWB chip on your iPhone, but that's much harder than by sound.
https://developers.cloudflare.com/images/
Apple Watch can do this, as long as your wife would wear the watch.
I miss the "screen-destroying" hammer. It was a good way to relieve some stress.
I think Microsoft is smarter than that, look at Github for example, people have largely forgotten it's owned by MSFT. They would have left Discord as a gaming platform and used it's tech in Teams instead. Teams is so behind Discord in all areas except video quality.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26877526
True, they are actually kind of pet project ideas now. But they are drawn from popular neuroscience and similar to some existing approaches or beginnings. I believe that this type of predictive and generative system will be the paradigm for perception in the near future.

And of course it's not just the raw data being used at the application level in current real-world applications. But what is fed in doesn't take into account most of the type of information I am talking about.
Exactly. The OP complaining that it’s cumbersome to use Excel, well yeah, but the things tablets are designed for; dragging, drawing, tapping etc. It excels at (pun intended)
Not disabled, binned. It failed to pass QC.
A valuation based on metrics more closely tied to reality because the owner would actually focus on the viability and sustainability of the product.
Dual boot is not even needed M1 can virtualize, you could run both side by side. Previous iPad Pros could virtualize too, it was disabled in hardware.
Anything not hard-copyleft (GPL, AGPL) or source-available (BSL etc.) is going to be embraced, extended, and SaaSified / paywalled. Eventually the open version might get abandoned since its authors will get tired of providing free labor to billion dollar cloud companies.

I don't think you'll see a lot of major projects under super-liberal licenses in the future. You will see such licenses for libraries and other components.
surfing the web whilst on the couch -- consuming media

checking in on my RSS feeds -- consuming media

casual gaming -- consuming media

watching movies -- consuming media

reading PDF & Kindle e-books -- consuming media

handwritten & typed notes for work & study -- light typing

replying emails -- light typing

portable RDP, VNC & SSH client on the go -- not sure

This is what the OP was complaining about. It's fine for consuming media, but the Pro part was supposed to be about people creating things. Programming, video editing, graphics design, writing papers, etc... For these applications the iPad Pro has been a disappointment.
The M1 was a stunning upgrade for the MB Air, but it is already bottom line for the 24" iMac, especially in the GPU department. Apple is lacking any desktop-grade hardware based on ARM, so a larger iMac with more cores and much more GPU power is desperately needed. Unless they plan to reintroduce the Mac Pro as a desktop Mac :).
This is something TC39 would be responsible for, not the Node project.
Optoisolation for safety.
I am wondering what is behind the idea of having so many different colors. We used to know imacs or in general notebooks to be mostly black or silver. Aren’t like 90% of people and companies going to purchase just these old colors? Or is this a way to “create identity” as everyone seems to have the same device? Or to make the used and spare parts market more complicated?

- Not a psychologist myself but would be interested to know more.
Yeah it's really strange, because all their other new keyboards have inverted T…
Here's the problem: we don't have enough information on long term damage. It could be that there are none, it could be that we'll see them in decades (like shingles).

We do not know. Since we do not know, we need to play it safe. If we are wrong, nothing will happen. If we are right, we have avoided long term damage.
disappointingly limited, it turns out.
A QR code contains text. If your QR code reader automatically opens any link it finds in that text, it is defective. You should replace it.
If she is familiar with iPhone, she will be right at home with iPad Pro after some small adjustments.

As for being foolproof, it is about as foolproof as an iPhone is. So if you count iPhones as foolproof, then you should be good to go.

MacOS, for all its good, is an entirely separate beast, and she will essentially have to learn a new OS, with all the caveats that come with it, not even mentioning foolproofness and such.

For your specific scenario, sounds like iPad Pro is the better of the two options.
I'm a little suprised they're still around tbh. Their competitor in New York, Knotel, straight up went bankrupt and got sold for parts. They must've had a lot more cash to endure this.

https://techcrunch.com/2021/02/05/a-look-at-how-proptech-sta...

Selling short term leases on your own long term leases can probably work in places with expensive office space, but covid in NYC just completely annihilated this. The market rate for their office space now has got to be less than what they owe on their lease.

It's probably been great for the businesses who only had short term leases through them when WFH started though.
I think this is right, because I had to teach my remote how to talk to my tv. Super odd, since every other box I've had has just been able to do this over HDMI.
They’ve been used for cancer for several years now. They’re not new.
You don't generally pay for bandwidth within AWS so those "extra steps" wouldn't factor in to the costs
I wonder if it is paired with the iMac because of whatever secure enclave thing it has inside it…
I think what you are arguing (which I agree with) is that the Node ecosystem would benefit from a set of "core" libraries that could just be installed as a separate NPM module, that are blessed by the Node core maintainers, but aren't part of a specific Node version.

Deno basically does this with the Deno standard library, e.g. https://deno.land/std@0.93.0, and I agree that I think it's the right approach.

There is nothing "special" about wrapping setTimeout as a Promise, indeed pretty much everyone has done it at some point, so would be nice if there was a single, blessed standard version that I could just add as @node/standard in my package.json as long as I was on any supported Node version.
I don't know if it is just me, I usually find Pluralsight courses overly geared towards 'business' and Udemy courses targeted towards beginners. In any case, I would love to know your recommendations for some high quality courses from any of the aforementioned platforms.