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But it's 13% of a tiny component of an overall system. Not the same as 13% of the total cost.

Sure, if you're only buying memory modules, maybe you would go for the $7 savings. But as part of an overall system, nobody is even going to notice.
The president would not be in the news if they acted reasonably and tried to work across party lines. There’s always going to be someone more extreme, louder, and obnoxious that will sell more ad views along with supporting whatever pet narrative the publication wants.
We also have a free plan if you don't want to keep it under your own branding on your own domain. The $499/month (or any number we decide) plan is really for creators with high volume of sale (making $$$$/month) and don't want to pay 10% fee for every sale.
I think you're 100% right on both counts.
The scientific establishment will never be convinced to stop doing bad statistics, so "the solution to bad speech is more speech". Statisticians should be rewarded for effective review and criticism of flawed studies, and critical statistical reviews of any article should be easy to find when they exist.

This is sounding like a great startup idea for a new scientific journal, actually.
What's the feature that makes it most compelling for you? Screen size? I'll grant that going from 3 to 4 was a pretty big screen bump -- maybe this will be similar, in which case it could pique my attention.

The always-on display is appealing, I've been looking forward to getting that ever since the Series 5 was released. But it won't be enough by itself to get me to put down the cash.

I was hoping for thinner, and sorta hoping to see a design update along the lines of the iPhone 12/13.
I had to explain the data usage of an interface that looked extremely busy from the standard graphs

I did a percentile graph of the usage - the data was only typically using 5% of the maximum throughput, no-one could really understand the graph though

so I did a zoomed-in version of the normal data usage graph and it looked like a blip lasting 1/20 of the time - everyone got that - eg it was peaking every few seconds and then doing nothing for ages
The vaccine either contains or triggers the production of a specific protein that is (fairly) stable across variants - so there's only one thing for the immune system to key off. The concern around natural immunity is that your immune system may respond to some aspect of the virus that isn't as stable, ie it ends up recognising part of the virus that's present in your current infection but may not be in a later infection.

In reality it seems that the immune system does tend to end up targeting the same protein that's in the vaccine, but may be targeting different portions of it (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34103407/ talks about this). My understanding is that current data suggests the naturally acquired immunity is about as robust as the vaccine acquired one, but this wasn't a given.
It is 13% of one of the cheaper components. Back in the 80s when all memory was expensive there was something of an excuse, but today we are needlessly trading the possibility for silent corruption over the multi-year lifetime of the machine for a couple of coffees. And worse, we make it really expensive and difficult for people who do want to reduce their risk by artificially segmenting the market.
Not going to happen.

The only upgrade that makes sense is 7 days.

2-3 day battery life means that people will forget to charge, because there is no routine. And then they run out of battery and blame Apple for shitty battery life.

45 minutes from 0 to 80% isn't that much. You won't be ending many days at 0% and don't need a 100% every day.
https://github.com/noneucat/libva-v4l2-request#branch=fix-ke...

And there's probably some branch somewhere that supports VP9 too.
I don't know about that.

iPhone 6 had headphone connector, reasonable size and touchid. It had headphones and charger bundled in, for $650 at launch.

iPhone 13 definitely has better camera, display and performance, and it is bit more water resistant and has wireless charging. But it's larger, missing headphone connector, it has faceid (which never works in pandemic world due to masks), has no headphones or charger in the box, and cost $1000 at launch.

So there definitely are improvements (the quality of life from wireless charging, nicer screen and camera) but it comes at almost twice the cost and a lot of stupid choices like faceid. For people not interested in performance and camera, the iPhone 13 can almost seem worse.
I stopped using an Apple Watch after my Series 1 broke. I bought a cheap Casio watch:

- display always on

- at least 5 years battery life (edit: 10 years!)

- no accidental switching of watch faces

- no PTSD from notifications

I look at that watch with joy everyday.
It can't help.

I'm looking at -no joke- 100 week lead times on an ARM cortex m4 we have in an existing product.
If some combination of pensions/social security allowed people to live a comfortable, safe retirement with some guarantee of food, shelter, and medical care, then they'd be less worried about the one asset they own worth more than five figures.
The Apple Watch is smaller than many high functionality watches, including most garmins.

However I agree with you about the battery life issue. I have an Apple Watch I use as a beater for specific sports. The rest of the time I use an automatic. Not having to worry about whether it is charged is a major win.
Apple already did roll out changes like this, without disclosure. They've been scanning your Emails like this without your knowledge for years, if it makes you feel any better.

On top of that, people aren't mad about cloud scanning: that's obviously nothing new. Wasting my CPU resources to do it though? It just further perpetuates this feeling that I don't actually own any of my Apple devices, but rather renting them from a company that seeks collection at every corner. As a developer, I was already appalled. Now that they're starting to cut corners at the expense of the consumer, it's only a matter of time before the veneer chips away and we all realize that Apple is Yet Another Big Tech Company Trying To Be Different (YABTCTTBD).
Is it really that low? My fitbit sense gets around 4 days but I just use it for health tracking and nothing else.
> because it's easier to lie and say you already had COVID, and there's a bunch of people who'd probably do so.

It's not actually. They're equivalent. The vaccine proof is PAPER which can be forged. And while evidence of a COVID19 test can be paper too, mine was digital.
But how much more important? :) Sorry, could not help myself.
At times of national ... tragedy ... we sometimes hear about rallying behind the flag. The government's rhetoric seems like a ham-fisted effort at that.

Unfortunately, national US politics have devolved in some respects to a food fight of attacks on political opponents. Some viewed Trump's tax policies in this light, disfavoring residents of so-called 'Blue' states. It would, unfortunately, be very easy to recharacterize Biden's work-based vaccination requirement as an effort to get his staunchest political opponents fired, nationwide. I personally hope both sides can find a path to a more conciliatory approach to policy.
A camera is not a "need" for me. I'm still waiting for a standalone watch so I can ditch my phone entirely.
I think everyone admits most of the ecosystem is games. Games where you are constantly pumping more and more money in to obtain whatever instant gratification that particular game offers.

I don't see why people are ok with kids playing these games while at the same time acknowledge things like gambling are bad for kids.
How are those not just iterative changes though. Nothing in that list is innovative
I have a few rules that have helped me land good jobs:

1. If they want me to napkin code, I call it quits immediately, even if I know the code they want me to write be heart. Watching me write code on a whiteboard or piece of paper has no demonstratable connection to how I work day-in and day-out. Places like this would be both a waste of their time to hire me, and a waste of my time to interview for. I always ask up front about this if I'm unsure how the interview goes.

2. I set myself up to control the interview. I bring my laptop, ready with a bunch of work I've done that I can show off. When I sit down, I ask "Hey, I brought a bunch of interesting projects that I can show off, is that alright?" If they aren't interested in seeing that, they are clearly not interested in the sort of work I do, and not interested to see how I can fit into their team.

3. Ask what their typical day is like. This includes asking what the most painful part of their day is.

4. I want to know specifically who I need to talk to and who would need to talk to me to finish my work. The higher the number of people I need to talk to, and the lower the number of people who talk to me is a real bad sign. Reporting to and trying to appease multiple bosses with completely different goals and timelines is bad. Also, if there is no one under me, then job clearly doesn't respect or desire mentorship.

Sometimes I skip some of these steps, and obviously your mileage will vary, but always ask the questions that give you answers to how you like to work. For instance, if you want a cubical and want to put on headphones, ask about the office layout, and what expectations the company has for your communication abilities.
Series 6, got it at launch, so about a year ago.
These battery life claims are impressive. I'd like to see how they hold up in the real world.
Seeking infection may cure their skepticism faster than any amount of scolding!
> From the article it seems that young girls know about the toxicity in the application, why they keep using it?

This is a disheartening take.
I know about slip and the work Kenneth and guys are doing over there! Slip is amazing. Codedamn gives a lot more control over interactivity at an expense of a small learning curve. Try both and work with the one that fits you
I was really hoping for a cgm, this would be game changing for type 1 diabetics, tech is ready or near ready. What can one do to advocate for this? It was rumoured, guess they don't have a vote system (accepting the flaws with such)
Samsung tried the watch camera thing and buried it really fucking fast.

The creep potential is a lot bigger than its usefulness.
We use our (really mine, but hey...) Mini 5 for reading PDFs, reading ebooks (when I can't find my kindle), a quick terminal session to my server to check stuff, menus at restaurants for take-out, and really just keep it laying around to look stuff up as we need to (recipes, school schedules, etc.). It's pretty handy to just have it easily accessible.
As a French man, I discovered him a couple of weeks ago and binge watched his material on YouTube.

One of the bests.
Choose your battles wisely.
yes, this is why their rumored sensor is still years off... it doesn't exist currently
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No Augmented Reality for Apple September 14th Event
Usually you get some hint to the contents of the event from the invite. This one was misleading. I mean kudos for the great releases - but uh, I felt like it was more of a let down because of the expectations that the AR Easter egg set up.
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If "escapes are rare and low-consequence" is your point, I'm happy to agree.

Re: enclosure size, that's because city land is expensive, not because the mathematics of chaos theory dictate that it is impossible to hold an animal in a large enclosure. Come on.
Even Headspace has gotten this 100% wrong. It's so sad.
In my household we still love and use the iPhone SE from 2016. The only issue we have with them is battery life. I replaced mine myself, and while it is better than what it had been, the battery still isn't as good as when it was new.

I was hoping to like the updates enough to justify the upgrade at this point, looks like I'll be waiting another year. If I upgrade any of the phones in my house it will be my partners, who will want a 12 because they can get one in purple. (Seriously Apple, why not may a 13 in purple, you'd get more money out of me that way)
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Given the political discussions about “booster shots”, I find this quote pretty interesting:

> Other studies suggest that a two dose regimen may be counterproductive. One found that in people with past infections, the first dose boosted T cells and antibodies but that the second dose seemed to indicate an “exhaustion,” and in some cases even a deletion, of T cells.34 “I’m not here to say that it’s harmful,” says Bertoletti, who coauthored the study, “but at the moment all the data are telling us that it doesn’t make any sense to give a second vaccination dose in the very short term to someone who was already infected. Their immune response is already very high.”
I was wondering the same - another article claimed they were aiming for the ability to measure blood pressure, but were having trouble with it. I can't imagine how that works, it'd literally squeeze my wrist?
With a vaccine, you get a standardised dosis of an agent resembling the disease or just a part of it. The remaining variability is the response to that standardised input.

With an infection, you have no control over the degree of exposure, so on top of the variability of the response comes the variability of the exposure.

Additionally, in case of exposure of the full pathogen, there is some variability to what part of the pathogen the immune system will respond. That part can actually be a good thing in total.
I’m curious- What content are you watching that the notch cuts into? 16:9 and 16:10 content that I watch on YouTube isn’t cropped by the notch unless you zoom into it fully, but then it’d also cropped on the corners, and the long edges as well.
The screen is too long for most landscape content and the notch hides perfectly in the black bars in those instances.
How would that be better than current DSLR or mirrorless cameras out there?
Likewise. I suppose an always-on display is a big boon for most customers, but I would like if I had the option to opt out of that and get considerably longer battery life instead. Conceptually I really like the watch with all the health-related sensors and such, but until the battery life improves, it's hard to be convinced.
Data oriented static site generator?
I can't see any mention of a headphone jack, does this mean they've removed it?

I ditched my iPhone because of the lack of something this basic, I'm glad I bought an iPad mini last year while they still have this functionality.

N.B.
(1) I can't use in-ear ear-buds
(2) I have high quality wired headphones I want to use
(3) I want to use it in my car which although it has bluetooth, does not work with music, only with phone calls
Sometimes I get it to go 36 hours but that's only with very light use
Median/50 percentile isn't a whole lot better in that case.
Most basic Casio watches last at least 10 years on one battery.
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PTSD from notifications hit hard.

I thought a phone was addictive, but at-least you could put it in your pocket / bag / car and keep a distance.

A watch is like that tightly hugging tail-wagging dog.

"Look at me, look at me, look at me !"
It's like there is some strange belief now that software should be "finished" before a 1.0 version now. When did that start?
I am not. The US government will never default (why would it?).

The only way a default might occur is if the dollar will cease to be the default world currency. And this will only be done by force. Since the US outspend the world 10x on military spending, I do not see this happening.
The watch was never really useful enough for you, let's not forget that Apple sells a ridiculous amount of the things. More than long-standing traditional watchmakers.
No doubt, many vegans are passionate to the point of aggression. However, one can understand that response if you see it through a lens of a vegan. I wouldn't expect the murder of a person to be met with calm conversation for the most part, let alone the consumption of one. For a person who sees the distinction between species as completely arbitrary, having such a conversation would be like yourself having a conversation with a child murderer. Again, I can not recommend the two videos I linked enough. It will give you a great insight to the thinking that often is behind that anger you see in the vocal minority.

That point aside however, when I say threatening I mean that it's not uncommon for myself and others to get accosted by someone simply mentioning that we are vegan. Again, there is no other position I hold where I can say nothing at all (I mean this genuinely - I actively avoid the discussion to the point that I will tell people I won't talk about with them), yet I will still be talked at for 30 minutes about how my ethics are wrong. The only comparison I can give is when people are hurled racist or homophobic comments with no provocation. Even within my close friend group, of whom none are vegan, have noticed it and will swiftly interject when it happens. I mean this with all honestly, if I am at a party with say 10 people who I don't know, at least 1 person there will try to talk at me until I find an excuse to leave. To me, it seems like they hold insecurities about their own ethics and are trying to reason their way out of it, as if I were their therapist. It's happens way to often and is frankly bizarre.
I agree on size, biggest issue with AW is its size. On the other hand it’s so damn useful to always have access to your digital life. Calendars, weather, reminders, timers, notifications. Those are the things I use the most. I have never had a problem with sunshine.
Vaguely, a Scratch-like UI for data visualization
With every Apple event, it's always about what they don't show you in their updates.
https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/2516-1091/abe6f8/...

There are bloodless sensors now and in development.
How long do you want/need it? I have the series 6 and get around ~30 hours. I've been wearing it since 9am and it's now 2:52am, it's still 55% remaining.

It turned out to be more battery than what I thought (18 hours?!?)
That's exactly what I needed. I want to replace my Moleskine, and a smaller iPad with USB-C and Apple Pencil 2 support is precisely the device I wanted.

I tried a Microsoft Surface Go 2, but it turned out to be a mediocre art device and a mediocre Macbook replacement.
I don't think it's correct to say Python is far behind in the viz space at all. It's just different.

I primarily use Altair within Python. ggplot is ahead of Altair in some respects, but behind in others.

For example, here is a chart which can be made in Altair:

https://altair-viz.github.io/gallery/seattle_weather_interac...

Note:

- You can brush over the date range to filter the bar chart

- You can click on weather type to filter the scatter chart

- It can be embedded in any webpage with these interactive elements in tact. Since the chart is represented by json and rendered by javascript, the spec also embeds the data within the chart itself, and allows the user to therefore change the chart however they want

You can even build something like gapminder:
https://vega.github.io/vega-lite/examples/interactive_global...

More examples here:
https://altair-viz.github.io/gallery/
Then turn it off? It’s in the display settings
What warrants such geoblocking for Apple Fitness+? Content does not seem to be very specific or have overly difficult copyright rules.
This would be a terrible idea for Taiwan since every country that supports Taiwan is down wind of China. South Korea, Japan and the US do not want nuclear fallout coming over their territory. It makes coming to Taiwan's aid a lot more difficult both logistically and politically.
> More important than that is provide a way for people to get this revolved without having to make the front page of HN.

Absolutely!

Mistakes are ok, it'll always happen. Great to try to minimize them, but there will always be mistakes.

The real key is how they are handled and how easy it is to get a real responsive human on the line who is empowered to fix it ASAP.
One thing you could try to use are variance optimal histograms. These are histograms which set bucket boundaries such that the weighted average variance in the buckets is minimized. Unfortunately, this algorithm is quadratic with the number of data points, but you could try approximating the optimum by taking random subsets of the data, computing the histogram, then seeing how well the histogram does on the whole dataset.

http://www.mathcs.emory.edu/~cheung/Courses/584/Syllabus/pap...
Content blocking does not change requests to the originating server. Firefox would have much better market share in log file analysis method studies than it does in client side tracker based studies if the OP was correct.
You probably wouldn't want to get hired by someone who wouldn't tolerate (if not share) your views.
The real constraint here is probably "find the median of a huge data set without holding the entire data set in memory".
I don't need a week long battery life. I like to take my watch off my wrist for at least awhile, every day. It's during that time I charge it.

I've had Garmin watches, admittedly, not a newer one as I only used it for running. But I just can't see one being all that useful compared to the Apple Watch. I really like the Fitness integration features.

The ONLY thing I sort of miss is the ability to better handle interval training. I had to download an app (Intervals Pro) to handle it on my Apple Watch, and it's a bit confusing to configure, but it does the job.

If I were more an athlete and needed serious use of my watch in that athlete type use case, I'd consider a Garmin again.
I must have missed this topic. What are these encapsulation loopholes that are being closed?
Apple hasn't flaunted the tech specs of Watches ever.

Usually we find out the specs when iFixit cracks one open.
I have a love/hate relationship with my Garmin. I would certainly appreciate the better integrations with my iPhone that the Apple Watch provides, but the battery life is a non-starter. My Fenix feels very disjointed from my phone, but it can get me through a 3-day backpacking trip with the GPS on.

The Fenix is also chunky compared to the Apple Watch.
"Turing machines can all do the same calculations. This is a novel and worthwhile thing to complain about on Hacker News that no one has ever heard before."