skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The receiver being USBA is a definitely a miss on Logitech’s part. BT is spotty on my macs with these mice.
Yes I do, specifically because it is a google product. I have no interest.

More out of principle than any kind of real reason. I don't want to play any part in google getting its tentacles into yet another part of my computer. I know it makes no real difference either way, but there's something about the idea of 'even the language the app's programmed in is owned by google' that just kinda makes me uncomfortable.
Interestingly, the tech specs for the new Apple TV lists Thread in the Ports and Connectivity section. Looks like they're getting more serious about home automation/IoT.
Related discussion from earlier today - Spotify is Killing the Open Podcast Ecosystem:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26872229
But on the other hand, I'm not sure who has a desktop computer with cords draped across areas people are walking.

Photo studios for one. Or anyplace outside of a studio where photography is being done long term. I saw this at a factory where a photographer was hired to take pictures of all 14,000 (!) SKUs for a new web site.
> using AGPL is so much better than flavor-of-the-week license

license noob here - can you elaborate on why exactly it is so much better?
And maybe this tag is generating a stronger signal than any other and is registered to me. Apple is all about the user experience so I assume they have a solution, just curious what it is.
So about half as versatile as a big phone.
Based on the way you phrased this I'm legitimately unsure which one gets painfully hot and which one does what you ask in your example.
Genuinely surprised that the price is only $29 (or $25 if you get 4) coming from Apple.
4 thunderbolt ports is a lot of IO, that is 16 pcie 3.0 lanes. I doubt a phone chip even has that much, 8 lanes is already more than is typical.
Apple should bring back the duo dock!
It's a limit of the M1 chip. There are workarounds, but they're not great

https://9to5mac.com/2020/11/24/m1-mac-external-display-worka...
Clickwheel! If its as good as the one on the old iPods I will be very happy, I have wanted this for a long time.
Large standard libraries are good. The more things are in the standard library for a language, the more likely it is that other 3rd party libraries play nice together.
1. PluralSight
2. Udemy
3. Coursera is great for learning about machine learning AI and Data Science
4. YouTube

Here are my suggestions when learning a new technology
Density won't develop at it's natural pace if we continue with policies that inhibit density, and fund projects that discourage it.
It must be successful with the phones and so we'll see it continue.
What's the license? I didn't see it on the repo.
That would defeat the purpose of this anti-tracking [counter]measure. One would be able to sneak a tag into someone's bag (or clothes, or car) and track their movement for the whole day. Then get back into tag's proximity to reset the timer.
Countdown to someone forcing MacOS to the M1 iPad...
Can you AirTag your kids?
So apparently a lot of them do support SPM even when it doesn't say so in the README. Confusing, annoying. Out of a project with 10 dependencies I thought only 4 supported SPM by reading the README but in the end only one (which was my own...) Cocoapad didn't have SPM support.
Does it make more sense for a moderator to combine these Apple product announcements into a single entry?
theres a whole genre working with these methods of analog aleatory sound generation (harsh noise)
> A report about missing equipment includes a December 2018 letter from a mother whose son took a laptop from his class and switched the inventory tag from his computer after he broke his device. The names of the mother and student are included.

This kid is going places. Possibly jail, but definitely places
It's crazy to me to think how TeamSpeak and Ventrilo had more than a decade to iterate and never came up with something like Discord. Xfire came close multiple times, but never got the voice part right, though for the time the client was acceptable.

Granted, the server model was very different for TS and Vent (more so the latter), but it was normal then. Kudos to the Discord team on making a solid product.
I thought crates.io doesn't allow removal?

You can yank crate versions, but that doesn't affect builds which lock a version via cargo.lock so failing builds shouldn't be an issue.
They're way better at dealing with large communities than any other chat application I've used.
this is good, even if loki can't scale well it's still good for the community.
With enough friends, I'm sure it is.
The Every Noise at Once guy also has a project where it's a raw weekly dump of all the new Spotify releases sorted by categories: https://everynoise.com/new_releases_by_genre.cgi?genre=edm&r...

That's what I use to get more in-depth than the tiny amount of new releases Spotify features in its official playlists.
Won't argue with that, although this is the best time in history for alternatives. The world has never been wealthier and so full of options for so many people. I have so many interests I'd live another thousand years if I could.
It's amazing that Apple are able to use the exact same CPU/GPU/Storage/RAM in:

- Mac mini ($699)

- iPad Pro ($799)

- MacBook Air ($999)

- MacBook Pro ($1299)

- iMac ($1299)

The only difference is the form factor and does it come with a keyboard.

Said another way, these 5 products are all the exact same "computer".

It's the most amazing market segmentation I've ever seen.
Depends on how you're leveraging their ecosystem. If you have HomeKit cameras, your Apple TV might also be running 24/7 realtime object detection for 5 simultaneous 1080p video streams.

And your ROI is way off. The new auto-calibration feature brings an otherwise cost-prohibitive service into the consumer mainstream. Even if you happen to have one of the few higher end TVs that supports AutoCal, you still need $150 calibration software plus a $250 colorimeter. If your TV doesn't support it, then you have to either pay a professional even more to manually calibrate your TV or buy a dedicated 3D LUT box for hundreds more.
IMHO not doing the 16GB update is a huge mistake. Even though you're going to pay the Apple Tax on it, the memory is going to be the limiting factor in the life of this machine.
The behaviour in (2) seems to be pretty standard across editors I've used: Typing a letter and deleting it does count as a modified file; typing a letter and ^Z to undo it does not make the file count as modified.
AFAIK there are no Matrix clients with voice channels.
To me, the design language feels like a cross between an iPad Pro and the iMac G3. The chin, the apple logo on the back, and the rainbow colors.

If anything, I'd expect they're reducing complexity by having the seven colors -- I imagine they're adapting (reusing?) processes from the iPhone and iPad Air to this line of iMacs.
Ask HN: Is it possible to run macOS in the new iPad M1?
There was definitely a time when they had no product that had replaceable batteries in their line.

I swore Tile off when I found out the hard way that the battery gives out a year from time of sale, not from when you activate it.
Apple probably uses SPM for new projects. But existing projects are probably not switching to SPM soon.
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What is listed at /pool? I haven't seen that one.

Edit: found it, it's probably the second chance pool: https://github.com/minimaxir/hacker-news-undocumented#second...
So the "low level" version comes with an M1 with 7-core GPU and no magic keyboard.

Binning?
Looking for beta testers for a mobile app for graduates and final year students
Recommended programming languages to start your coding journey
While many are dismissing your concerns, I do think this is a valid point, at least to some degree. For example, Google institutes a blanket ban on all AGPL code:

https://opensource.google/docs/using/agpl-policy/

Now, one can read into why exactly this may be, though I have a strong feeling it is simply due to the fact that enforcing correct use of the license is harder than usual. Even if you use it alongside only compatible licenses, like GPLv3, it presumably would make the entire distribution subject to AGPLv3 restrictions. GPLv3 virility is a little easier to deal with, and of interesting note the Bazel build system contains some awareness of licenses.

https://docs.bazel.build/versions/0.24.0/be/functions.html#l...

On the other hand, one might view this as a benefit. So, I guess it depends on who you ask, really. It's not clear that big corporations would necessarily have an easier time with SSPL or TSL either.

Note: IANAL, please do not take my understanding of how these software licenses work as fact :)
I was absolutely not being a pedant, because even though I was replying to a comment, everything I pointed out would have fit into the original article; whereas what you wrote fits only into my comment.

I went to the trouble to point out truly salient distinctions between physical/hardware layers, signal/electrical layers, and virtual/logic layers that were being ignored, and thoroughly pointing out technologies that were extremely important to changing the world thoroughly in the ways in which the article was discussing

And, here, you can buy yourself a DB9
https://www.l-com.com/frequently-asked-questions/what-is-a-d...
Yeah, I saw this announcement and was thinking, “Why do I need more power?” coming from a 2018 iPad Pro. All this power is cool, but, the design of iPadOS is just not conducive to me wanting to get anything done on it. I know that’s ambiguous and hand wavey. Part of it is certainly the multitasking. Part of it is the keyboard. Part of it is no local Unix or build tools or good code editor. Yeah, I can SSH into another machine, even using mosh on a local network so it feels entirely local. But given the choice I’ll bounce and use my Macbook or desktop instead and I always make that choice because I’m not in an iPad vacuum.

It seems like they have everything lined up to put MacOS on the iPad, but it would be so unlike them to do it. What’ll they say, you can dual boot but you only boot MacOS if you have their expensive keyboard case attached? They wouldn’t do that.

Maybe someone will hack it on there eventually. An M1 MacOS on an M1 iPad “hackintosh” doesn’t seem impossible.
Discord is free, no need for maintenance and much easier to onboard non-tech friends IMO.
Was referring to my phone's battery life, not the battery on the Tiles themselves. Could have been location services usage as well as Bluetooth, and to be fair to Tile they have rolled out a lot of updates to the Android app since I stopped using it, many of them promising reduced background battery usage.
Maybe this changes when you turn on stolen mode for the tagged item.
This reminds me of the times I’ve experienced things like that and other people’s default reaction is to invalidate my experience
> By seeing the worst of both extremes, it can be easy as a moderator to think "well there are people who think HN is too right wing, and people who think HN is too left wing. That must mean we're in the center!"

Indeed, and all the more so because (a) the numbers of people who make such claims are roughly balanced, and (b) their comments resemble each other so closely. But I would never use the word 'center' in this context because it connotes political centrism. People sometimes misinterpret my moderation comments on political-bias claims as an implicit advocacy for centrist politics, but that's jumping to a different orbit.

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
> I assume they will have higher end iMacs later this year or early next year

I wouldn’t be so sure. Unless their M1 strategy changes, I think they’ve temporarily gotten rid of iMac Pro entirely and are probably going to rely on the Mac Pro to fill that void instead.
I can't find the information on its dimensions. I don't have keys anymore (smart lock and Tesla) so I only need this for my wallet. Will this make my wallet too thick?
> Did apple bring any actual innovation that I missed?

I guess it depends on what you think of as innovation. Their marketing pointed to "scalloped" batteries instead of square so they can take up more empty space (plus the space that would have been used by covering the battery and a fatter connector).

In my experience, their batteries went from 200 charge cycles, about ~4 of battery life, and often failing before reaching it's end of life to 1000 charge cycles, about 8-10hrs of battery life, and rarely getting "service" warnings suggesting replacement. At least last time I needed to swap batteries I just needed a small screwdriver.

I was very concerned when they ditched removable batteries because that was one part I constantly had problems with. Since those issues were address I'm very glad they went that way.
Wondered why they seemed fine with the iPad Air grabbing so many pro features. They had an M1 up their sleeve.
Agree its a great tablet! It is versatile and I use the pencil quite a bit... HOWEVER, if it could boot to a desktop OS in addition to iPadOS... it would be the absolute killer machine for almost every use case under the sun, imo.
this reports that someone else reports something, original source already dicussed here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26877526
They've got a history of producing fragile cable designs, and IME, even with stationary computers, the cables take a beating.
Never said it should be a third party library, the core team can release libraries as well if they wanted to you know.
Hmmm Does this have Ethernet as standard without a dongle?

Asking as I can't see any mention beyond under the Thunderbolt section in which it has "Configurable with Gigabit Ethernet" slapped about.

Gigabit Ethernet! If that's the max then that will upset some for sure.
New Chia coin crypto with Proof of Space may create shortage of storage device
Unfortunately the shot I saw showed the same big left right arrow keys. Small improvements to the over all design but that is still a huge tactile wart for me as well.

If I end up using one of those keyboards I'll probably replace the larger arrow keys with something that has the top half recessed, or just add a dimple/bar over them for a similar sensation.
Here is a wikipedia page[1] for most disliked youtube videos. On balance I think Sadak 2 trailer wins with 13 mil views and 94.8% dislikes.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most-disliked_YouTube_...

edit: a word
If this is something you do occasionally

Like when the family gathers around the computer to look at photos or FaceTime at Christmas.
$200 for 2 extra ports and ethernet. And to re-enable a GPU core they disabled.

16GB ram limit
512GB storage limit
un-upgradable

You are better off getting a Mac Mini, its the same performance.
It will likely be available to order on the 30th like the other things announced.
Yeah, seems strictly better?

It's an aesthetic win since you don't need the cable coming out the back of the machine and it's a pragmatic win since cable management is much easier if it can plug into the power brick that's already on the ground.
I assume it'll be released when the iMac is which is the 30th, I think.
Unfortunately the terrible file management seems to be spreading to MacOS, rather than vice versa. Now if you have iCloud Drive turned on and navigate to ~/Documents in Finder, if you go up one level you'll find yourself in some kind of virtual folder called iCloud Drive, rather than your home directory.

This is exactly the sort of weird filesystem-tree-concept-breaking thing that made Windows Explorer so annoying to use for me.
I don't know of any newer benchmarks. However, I'm reading the results differently I guess, because the results show that with 128 threads, modules become slower only when the DAG depth is higher than 29, and that's quite a large depth! It also looks like each source file used in the benchmark only imports other modules and declares 300 variables, but nothing else. Practical workloads will have more interesting stuff in the source files, so I would expect the impact of module loading to be less, so more can be done in parallel.
Remember the Apple ad with the little girl who replies... 'What's a computer?' The ad ended with the tag line...

“Imagine what your computer could do if it was an iPad Pro”.
"Ha. People have been shouting it from the rooftops. Build more houses! More specifically, just allow people to build more houses. Stop preventing people from building more houses.

Frankly, that's really the only solution. If you have n households in a country, you need approximately n homes to put them in."

The whole point I was getting at was distribution. Sure you have n households in the country, but nothing says that n/100 need to live in just one or two counties of that country. Even if you get the green light to build more, it will be very expensive to do so, and you will have population density/congestion issues.

"Sure, but that's what this whole thread is about! People complaining when other people spread out to get relief"

Not exactly. They are seeing influxes in some areas, but it's not an even distribution. They aren't really complaining about spreading out but more about the problems created when going against the established customs, or bringing the same problems with them (taxes, property values, etc), although the costs in that area will still be less than in SV.
Nice! Congrats, looks amazing
Discourse can be used to power embedded comment sections too.
I know, right? It’d be like making a linter configuration for your personal JavaScript style and naming it “JavaScript Standard Style”.
Tile didn't start with replaceable batteries--they still don't use them in all their products. I don't know how AirTags will be in practice, but user-replaceable batteries haven't been great. I don't know if it's a technical restriction or not, but "low-battery" seems to be a time based warning and not based on battery charge. So I either get an alert when 1 year has passed on all of my devices at the same time, or they just suddenly die without warning. I could see why Apple might avoid this user experience. Hopefully, their implementation is better.
I doubt if spotify will ever add RSS capabilities.
Not officially, but someone will be guaranteed to try.
Kinda looks like the old remotes to me. Not that I'm complaining.

Anyone have a theory why it's bigger?
Reduce, reuse, recycle. And in this order. What can be fixed will not end up in a landfill somewhere.
The Touch ID keyboard looks great. I wonder, will it be possible to use one of these keyboards with an M1 MacBook Air/Pro, with Touch ID enabled?

I always miss Touch ID when using an external monitor/keyboard with my MacBook.
You could just use your TV’s remote control if your TV supports HDMI-CEC. Most modern TV’s do send their key pushes via HDMI back to the device.

Also there is the option of using a simpler Ir remote control to control the Apple TV. You can record the commands for a simpler operation.
I think you may've missed some subtext from the parent post. It sounded to me like people are not showing up to interviews not just because of higher wages offered elsewhere. It sounded like, at least partly, those interviewees currently do not need to show up to job interviews in order to make ends meet. This has the added effect of lowering the labor supply, which to me explains the struggle parent poster is facing.
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You can. $59.

https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MJFM3LL/A/siri-remote
We are not using an ORM. I am a pretty strong advocate against ORMs, but that is a topic for a different discussion. We have a set of DAO components that access the DB using Slonik, https://github.com/gajus/slonik (overview explaining the rationale for this library is at https://medium.com/@gajus/bf410349856c ).

Our app doesn't have a huge need for caching, but we use a mix of in-server-memory caching ( https://github.com/isaacs/node-lru-cache ) and Redis when we need a global cache.
I would like to see them try to make that stick in court with an example like, we don't allow our employees to eat chicken or they are fired.
True. But this is also what I am so exciting about what will be next on iPadOS on WWDC this year, hardware has already over Mac, it’s time to software.
I was kind of disappointed by the OP's link because of the bar that this Jai Paul/Bronze track had set for me. Thanks for sharing this!
So if you want to stalk someone you put your airtag into stolen mode first? Kinda defeats the purpose of the anti-stalking feature.
> "...gesture-like latencies in between to get it to work."

i hate that animations on ios are i/o blocking.

every single time i have to enter my passcode, it misses at least one if not two of my keypresses, which means i have to erase the whole thing and do it more slowly since the missing keypresses are essentially random (not just the final one or two).

another related annoyance is alert popups that occur more than once. the bounce animation takes over a second, so if you have multiple of these coming in succession, which happens constantly, it's a collossal waste of focus and time.

i want to take a sledgehammer to my idevices every time these things happen.
So basically you'd buy this if it were an entirely different product?
Also the first time they shipped different amounts of ram stratified by storage choice.
Yes. Or I wish the Charger is small enough they are like the MacBook Pro where it plugs directly to the wall. And not something that is now hanging / sitting in between of my Cable to the wall.
If I recall correctly it was because of using the left USB-C port as the charging apparatus.
Top 3 skills for breaking into Tech as non-technical
Facebook wants to 'normalize' the mass scraping of personal data
I can never remember if i'm using promise-sleep, sleep-promise or any of the other available packages. Or if they stop working on a node upgrade. Also nice if people use and do the same simple things across projects.

The most common stuff I like to be part of the standard lib, either node or javascript, but it works fairly well now I guess so no biggie.
Fingers crossed that we bring back Target Display mode.

I've been using an iMac Pro at home for over a year now and my only grievance is that I can't use it as a monitor for my laptop and/or a Windows gaming rig.
I want to have control over the nodejs mainloop to integrate it with GUI toolkits in C
What about the board itself would limit performance? They're all using the same chip.
Yeah, but once you have a spouse you can be greatly constrained.
MIT - it says on the repo
Part of the value of an iMac is the display, and a display of this quality is worth a couple $hundred.
Anyone smart enough to do kernel work can get jobs many places that don't have this type of toxic culture.

There must be some serious Stockholm Syndrome going on.
I dont think Spotify cares about the 0.1% of users that bring their own MP3s. It's a shrinking market. The growth is all the people who never even heard of an EmPeaThree.

I think back when I ripped my 350+ CDs to FLAC. In retrospect, it wasn't worth it.
Re fingerprints: I got an iPad Pro last year, no screen protector or anything, and I do not notice any fingerprints on it after nearly daily use since last June or so when I bought it.