skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This new 8” screen compact size would be especially good for traveling if the version with a cellular data plan could also easily make phone calls.

I have the 11” iPad Pro and it is my main digital device. I only use my laptops when coding or doing a lot of writing (work on my books that only involves writing a few paragraphs can be easily done on my iPad).

EDIT: I see that my submission was flagged, probably because there was another submission a month ago for an older (?) version of the Mini.
yes when i drop lots of cash in a crowded public space i can rely on courts to get all of my money back /s
Ray Bradbury was one of my favorite authors when I was in High School. What novel(s) by him would you recommend now that I'm in my 30s?
Success also depends a lot on your approach. If you define it as $200/month revenue, then you're probably better off building something you know other people want. If success is "I built this really cool thing" then you can build something only you want.
White's advantage is so small - this is only true at the very highest levels of play.
I think these still stick to 16:10.

If you take 74px off the height for the notch/menubar area, you get 3024 x 1890 and 3456 x 2160 which are both 16:10.
First, the two are inextricably linked and always have been. It has been demonstrated time and time again that capital begets political power, so these people are dictating the rules as well. Plus it's naive to think that those that simply "run the economy" (your language) are not affecting everyone else's lives in our society.

But even ignoring this point and going back to an idealized world, maybe I'm misunderstanding you -- can you spell out what you mean by "guide the economy" or making decisions about the economy?
>( 72% used to, now only 46% do. per my link)

They are referring to the typical small increase in minimum wage that has been done for the last few decades. You seem to hold very very strong views for someone who found a press release.

>......or otherwise economists would simply propose making a $100 minimum wage... (the most classic case of Straw Man ever. Who is proposing this huge increase?)

This is exactly my point. If economists believed that a large increase could have no effect on employment levels, they would propose raising the minimum wage to say $100 an hour. Since they haven't proposed that, that means that they do believe that a large increase would directly impact employment levels. This really shouldn't be that hard for you to understand. If you don't think that a minimum wage can ever affect employment levels then say so, if you think there is some level where it would affect employment levels, then what is that level and how did you decide what that level is?
It's here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exM1uajp--A

@23:15 the high end laptop being a MSI GE76 Raider 11UH-053
I up-voted your comment, you ask reasonable question and I will try to answer it honestly.

It is a use case.

There are different levels of design craft. The more you, as a designer, train your mind and eyes, the more you see invisible things for regular people.

I can spend days in clearing the white space between glyph/kerning of typography and this notch will distract my eyes constantly. Call it OCD or professional deformation, the notch will drive me crazy.:)

When designing you want every visual distraction to be absent from your screen, for example I use 50% gray for wallpaper to have middle gray reference etc.

You cannot compare iPhone UX with Design process UX.
When you use your phone, you have a legitimate reason for compromise. When you use Pro labeled hardware you expect all Pro use cases and Pro UX to be respected.

Don't get me wrong, I like the overall design (even the redesign of the shape of the keys), and there is no doubt that this are top-notch monsters.
But for my use-case this is no go.
And here I am with my Lenovo S10-3 still doing fine in 2021. My use case is if I can produce something fast with this machine then half of the battle has already been won because by default I need to optimize for the lowest possible spec of my target market.

Obviously, I know this won't apply to everyone but anyway I hope this will continue for me a couple more years.
Can you be more specific in how the M1 is optimized while MSI's isn't? Also why was MSI a bad comparison?

It seems reasonable to me but I don't follow PC much these days.
Sean Connery: Playboy Interview (Nov 1965)
I’m guessing:

1. Ports need more space

3. Thermal solution probably needs more space. MBPs have had terrible thermal solutions in the past several years. Obviously M1X will be more power hungry than M1, and that requires better cooling
To be fair, the Macbook Pro is aimed squarely at power users. The majority of normal users are better off with the Air.
That's part of the problem, but it's also convenient to have a storage card that you can easily move between machines as needed.
They cant fit FaceID within the thickness of the lid on MBP.
How come when you upgrade to the 24 core M1 max, it adds +$600 when the upgrade lists it as +$200. After you try to remove the upgrade the price only drops by only -$200.

Is this a bug?
My guess is this change was brought about by all the poor quality USB-C cables, hubs, and chargers out there. I bricked my Macbook Pro M1 by trying to power it from a supposedly compatible hub but wasn't negotiating the power output properly. Had to send it in for repair and have heard many other similar reports... guessing they decided to bring back the Magsafe for fast charging to avoid this headache of cheap/improperly manufactured USB-C hardware.
Definitely black. Chang is roleplaying as a dark elf in D&D and goes full black face. He claims it is not a racial thing but is immediately ejected from the group.
I wonder how much of a Streisand effect this is having on viewing figures of the Special.
I like the iFixit people, but that article is pretty bad.

One of the reasons this list as a failure is this:

> People aren’t giving Apple back their phones, because old iPhones are worth dramatically more on the used market than the material cost

Would they really rather see people recycling rather than reusing?

Also, why would it have to make economic sense? Sometimes companies do things because it's the right thing to do.
The biggest reason why i like type hints is because it force me to reflect on the datatype i want to use before implementing my code.

Last week, i could've done either a dataframe, a list of list, a list of tuple, a dict of tuples, a dict of lists (this was a bad idea that did not survive more than 2s in my head) or a list of dict. I started coding with a dataframe in mind (i guess i wanted to show off my numpy/pandas skills to my devops colleagues), but adding type hints to my prototypes shut down the idea pretty quick: lot of complexity for nothing.
I think everyone would agree the notch isn't good. But it's a tradeoff. Do you want a decent webcam? That's apparently the price we have to pay.
Was very pleasantly surprise with brave search.
If you want a potential wiki rabbit hole to go down, be sure to check the "toynbee tiles" link at the bottom.
So with 57B transistors for the M1 Max you can fit the AMD 5800H (10 B) and the RTX 3080 Ti (28 B) and have 19B transistors left.

So the performance should be top notch but cooling and power requirements will be quite high.

So battery life of 21 hours is quite the achievement.

Still, i prefer the open architecture of the PC any day.
Here's a link: https://youtu.be/oRkcsuMcrEA?t=79
The M1 has 4 small cores and 4 big while the Pro is 2/6. Didn’t really see if they claimed difference in the performances of the cores themselves.
>Just today I got one 6s and one iPhone 7 screen repaired

Nice, except doing a screen replacement on a modern iPhone like the 13 series will disable your FaceID making your iPhone pretty much worthless.

>Previously I got 2017 Macbook Air SSD upgraded using an SSD and an adapter that I ordered from Amazon

Nice, but on the modern Macbooks, the SSD is soldered and not replaceable. There is no way to upgrade them or replace them if they break, so you just have to throw away the whole laptop.

So yea, parent was right, Apple devices are the worst for reparability period since the ones you're talking about are not manufactured anymore therefore don't represent the current state of affairs and the ones that are manufactured today are built to not be repaired.
Instead of having to replace the mag safe power brick for 85€ you can now just replace the cable for 55€.

However, it my personal experience, I've never had the cable fail, but I've had 2 mag safe power supplies fail (they started getting very hot while charging and at some point stopped working alltogether).
There are HUGE financial incentives to ensuring that creators get paid for their work, and that consumers/users get the content they pay for, and that a channel can help negotiate content rights as intermediaries between creators and consumers. The problem is that we have taken stabs at this in the past, and they were too narrow-minded or draconian to take on. And some of the execs at these huge companies don't see the upside of facilitating this new marketplace of creation. It is literally a trillion dollar industry. But we are throwing really primitive "solutions" at the problem. See my post elsewhere in the thread as to what we need in 2021 and going forward.
Not everyone who makes the mistake of getting into crypto is deserving of sympathy.
I’m so impressed by the screen but it’s too un-ergonomic for me that I’m sad instead. Would have been so nice if they had released 27” desktop screens to connect with these finally wonderful laptops.

It’s not like a huge majority of office workers have been staying at home or working from the office for the last year and half or something. The coffee shop surfing, working in the plane / train must have taken a dive.
We’ve had the M1s for quite a while now and they were already head and shoulders above the previous Intel MacBooks.
Reusing charging cables is only a big deal in online arguments.
> Would you prefer a larger bezel?

I would, if only along the bottom!

tl;dr: a thicker bottom bezel allows the necessary space for a better keyboard layout without shrinking the touchpad, and makes the laptop more usable when your eyes are at heights closer to that of the screen rather than looking down on it from above

Because I have poor eyesight but I like to keep a lot of text on my screen, I often work partially or fully reclined with my laptop lying on my chest or my stomach. When I do this, the height of my fingers as they rest on the keyboard tends to obscure the bottom part of the screen on 'modern' laptops with super-thin bezels all around, so I have to reduce the height of my full-screen terminal.

On older laptops, where the bottom bezel may be a full inch or more tall, I don't need this. Additionally, I prefer a full, standard, IBM style keyboard layout: a dedicated row of F keys, spaced out in the standard way, and with full-sized arrow keys. One problem with such keyboards is that they compromise the size of the trackpad, because of th space they take up on the bottom of the laptop. On keyboards without trackpoints, or with designs centered on large, excellent trackpads like MacBooks, this cannot work well.

So for me, an ideal hardware setup for input on a laptop might well be something like a MBP, but with a 3:2 display and a bottom bezel 1-2 inches tall, which would allow for a full-size keyboard alongside a spacious, Mac-like trackpad.
The solution is simple: YouTube will become a media licensing marketplace! That way it knows for certain if you've broken the rules.

Plus, it's a nice little side biz, to have de facto monopoly marketplace, enforced by the fear of BS infringement claims like these. It's a monopoly that's very hard to attack in court, because hey you're free to license content anyway you like! Litigation will take decades, and the customers can't afford litigation anyway, so let's do it!
Don't know. But did flag right now also.

Because Mounk. There.
Kubernetes using Kata containers[1] as a containerd[2] backend

[1] https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/opensource/kata-containers-1-5-...

[2] https://github.com/kata-containers/kata-containers/blob/main...
IMO those posts were not very constructive and showed a lack of understanding of how research like this is used in practice.
A legal precedent was set by González v. Abercrombie & Fitch. Being seen on the wrong side of the diversity issue becomes a legal liability that everybody avoids. Issues that everybody avoids morph into cultural dogma via groupthink. The role of Twitter mobs is to buildup and maintain pressure, which, at the very least, raises the concrete risk of legal damages. See, for example, the recent Tesla $137M discrimination verdict.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abercrombie_%26_Fitch#Employme...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gonzalez_v._Abercrombie_%26_Fi....
Oof, what VPN is the best for privacy nowadays?
You're not "everyone", you're just someone who didn't read the contribution guidelines in the readme and still feels like complaining about it to this day.
How does that lead to a natural monopoly?

The drug was approved in 1965 and the company selling it holds no patents on indomethacin.
I misread and thought the change had already happened. Thanks for clarifying.

I'm reminded of how they count video engagement and I'm still salty about that.
Yes, it looks _really_ nice. Specced with the crazy graphics, and 64G ram and 2TB storage, it costs 4000$. Ouch! Is the Max CPU still fanless?

(I really wish there was a matte screen option at the price point, my old macbook pro was a very expensive mirror and it puts a lot of strain on the eyes to try to concentrate on whats on screen, rather than behind it)
As another data point, something about the original AirPods made my ears hurt. It was like sitting on a concrete bench - ok at first but before long they felt physically painful. I had to use them one ear at a time so the other ear could recover. Swapping to airpod pros fixed that for me - the silicon tips are way more comfy for my ear shape.
You would have to implement single system image abstraction, if you wanted more than a networked cluster of M1s in a box, in the OS using just software plus virtual memory. You'd use the PCIe as the interconnect. Similar has been done by other vendors for server systems, but it has tradeoffs that would probably not make sense to Apple now.

A more realistic question would be what good hw multisocket SMP support would look like in M1 Max or later chips, as that would be a more logical thing to build if Apple wanted this.
Can you add big chunky buttons for navigating on mobile?
one more thing ... https://store.apple.com/xc/product/MM6F3AM/A
Naw, Ethereum already once hard-forked when they decided they didn't like how things had gone down.
Take a look at Weaveworks Ignite for an open source tool for running Firecracker VMs from container images: https://github.com/weaveworks/ignite

And of course AWS Fargate and Lambda use this tech under the hood transparently, so that's always an option if you don't want to host and operate it yourself.
>This renders the carbon-neutrality of the chips meaningless.

You have a point but if they were actually truly neutral it wouldn't matter if you make 100,000 of them and throw them away.
There's a firecracker driver for Hashi's Nomad. Haven't tried that driver, but nomad isn't bad.

https://www.nomadproject.io/docs/drivers/external/firecracke...
ContentID does the same thing and then falls back to the DMCA process if you and the copyright owner can't agree. It's more steps I guess but not all that different.
How does pointing out how marketing works warrant being dismissive with 'conspiracy' labels?

Marketing teams actively distort are public opinion.

Your comment is remarkably dismissive IMO.
lol yeah when all the CCTV's catch you stealing that dropped money and charge you with theft
The M1 Pro is faster. The M1 MAX is an M1, but with new control software which makes it keep crashing.
So it's now going to be possible to use magsafe for non Apple device but that are using USB-C charging?
I've previously worked at 2 large engineering companies in the oil and gas space, and both were using automation to generate CAD models from configuration - not exactly the same thing, but close enough. They were doing this with both AutoCAD and SolidWorks.
I've been using Pop OS as my daily driver for several years now on my desktop with Nvidia videocard. Never before have I experienced such a stable Linux distro.
Gp assumes that the only difference between US and European tax spend is healthcare
> Both 14" and 16" have 254 PPI, up from ~220

Which also means they finally support more screen real estate at native 2x! Since 2016 the 13" MacBooks retained their 2560x1600 panels but shipped by default in a "looks like 1440x900" mode, which renders a 2880x1800 frame and does a non-integer scale down to the panel's native resolution, trading sharpness for extra space.

I hate the slight fuzzy look so I run mine at native 2x (e.g. "looks like 1280x800"), but it makes things pretty cramped.

These new screens can run native 2x at the "looks like 1440x900" res (other rather, "looks like 1512x982"). Very welcome improvement.
Function keys should be usable in many programs as well...
The new version of macOS allows to show the menu bar at all times, even if the app is in full-screen:

> Full-screen menu bar. You have the option to display the menu bar at all times in full screen so you can easily view the app menu and other glanceable information anytime.

Source: last feature in https://www.apple.com/macos/monterey/features/
> I'll be very curious to see those comparisons picked apart when people get their hands on these, and I think it's time for me to give Macbooks another chance after switching exclusively to linux for the past couple years.

I really enjoy linux as a development environment, but this is going to be VERY difficult to compete with..
Mobile 3070-80 so around 1080 desktop for those that are interested. I'm curious what their benchmark criteria was though.
I think this stuff is really awesome, I make turtleSpaces which lets you create and export STL models using the Logo programming language https://turtlespaces.org -- creating a shape using an algorithm and then 3D printing it is really cool!
This is so great!
Yes and I assume that's why it didn't survive.
To Strike a Climate Deal, Poor Nations Say They Need Trillions from Rich Ones
Inflation encourages people to spend their money on consumption and investments. At 0% inflation the rich just get to keep their money in bank accounts and do nothing with it which helps nobody. Consumer spending and investment creates the need for labor which creates jobs which creates incomes which can then be spent again.

The poor already spend most of their money so they barely lose out but they benefit from the employment opportunities that inflation gives them. Inflation raises the price level for basically everything including wages. This means you need to keep changing jobs frequently but this is mostly because nobody is joining unions to bargain collectively.

If the rich buy stocks and it turns out those companies did a good job at providing goods and services then you didn't lose out at all as a poor person while the rich merely did their job of supporting companies with their money. This is because inflation increases the value of future income streams and good companies tend to have reliable future income streams.
If the companies are overvalued and their valuation grew much faster than inflation that just means that there will be a correction and the value of the stock will vanish with that correction. I don't see anything unfair about this.

The real problem is that extracting economic rents distorts economies and drives inequality because the other party cannot refuse. Real estate is a common example. People speculate on the value of the land and sometimes even keep it vacant because they know they get to rip off a future buyer because that buyer needs to live where the jobs are.
Inferring design rules from mockups as a common anti-pattern
I own a 2011 Macbook Pro I still use daily. I have Apple laptops going all the way back to the PowerPC days and use current ones through work but that DVD equipped unibody generation has the very best keyboard. By far.
ungated: https://archive.is/jWpC5
DRAM latencies are pretty heinous. It makes me wonder if the memory industry will go through a similar transition to the storage industry's HDD->SSD sometime in the not too distant future.

I wonder about the practicalities of going to SRAM for main memory. I doubt silicon real estate would be the limiting factor (1T1C to 6T, isn't it?) and Apple charges a king's ransom for RAM anyway. Power might be a problem though. Does anyone have figures for SRAM power consumption on modern processes?
> There's a $10k deduction for state taxes. If the state tax rate is greater than the federal rate, then they won't pay federal income tax.

That would be true if it were a credit, but it is a deduction.
> People move in and out all the time as a result of ordinary life changes (rising income as you enter prime working years, selling assets to buy a house, selling a house, job loss, etc.).

The article refers to the top 10% wealthiest, everything you mentioned is related to income.
I am big fan of "circle of competence" as Warren Buffet with Charlie Munger describe it. But I stole it to drive my learning approach.

Learning is investment so I would say learn mostly in your area of competence to get better. Of course you want to broaden your area with time so you might spend 80-90% of your learning time on things that are directly in your area of competence. Then 10% or 20% to broaden that, when you start using those new things they will become your circle of competence and then you can go deeper with learning about those. If you won't use those - ditch those and go find another 20%.

Downside to this approach is that you need a starting point like "should I be a Python dev or Ruby dev" which mostly is asked by new fresh starters - and my answer is pick one, if it sticks and is your 80% (even if it is not really) continue if not go for another one.

I had link to article by Kent Beck who advises something similar so I also copied a lot of that approach from his article. Unfortunately I don't have a link now.
Gnome doesn't allow other applications to access its private API
The problem with B2 is the API request costs can easily bring it over 1.5 cents per GB per month. If R2 can keep to free egress and free (or at least the cheapest) API requests, it will blow all other competitors out of the water. The only provider who provides free S3 compatible with free egress and free API calls is Linode at 2 cents per GB per month. The downside with Linode is your S3 is limited to one region. For now though they are an amazing choice because I can have cheap S3 with unlimited egress in the same region as my managed k8s, also with unlimited egress. The main thing that stresses me out with Linode is having to manage my own SQL database...
It was written very small in grey text on the bottom right of the slide. I didn't notice it during the presentation but people posted screenshots on Twitter. The "Compact pro PC laptop" is Razer Blade 15 Advanced (rz09-0409ce53) and "High-end PC laptop" is MSI GE76 Raider (11UH-053). You can see if you pause at 22:46[0]. Both of these have RTX 3080s and in Apple's chart their chips are slightly slower but at much lower power. What we don't know if what benchmark they used for this comparison since 375 "relative performance" isn't a defined metric.

[0] https://youtu.be/exM1uajp--A?t=1366