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I have an m1 air and I’ve used it for angular and node web dev including docker. Docker support for me was rough back in march, but it is flawless now. There is no difference to using docker on my intel imac and my m1 air. The rest of the ecosytem has also caught up. Nvm and older node versions were a challenge for a while, but now it works well and I can install old intel builds of node without a problem and use nvm to switch to them.

I was worried about software compatibility on m1 and was glad to have my intel imac for those things it couldn’t do, but in practice it now does everything. Some things require a bit of googling, but that’s par for the course for developer tools. And on the upside, the m1 runs rings around the 9600K in my iMac and it does this without a fan.
I'll try to explain my idea of God.

He isn't bound by space or time, ah he created them. Following that, he has no material form otherwise he would be bound by space.

He created us humans for the sole purpose of worshipping him. He is complete, in the sense he lacks nothing. All human feelings that stem from lack don't apply to him (hunger, loneliness, jealousy, etc...)

It's impossible to prove such a supreme being exists. However, I elected trust the words of people who claimed to be his prophets, as I have found no logical contradiction that proves God can't exist.
I followed this plan, and have recommended it many times https://peterxjang.com/blog/how-to-learn-vim-a-four-week-pla...
Since the non-touchbar folks across the internet are more vocal, I love the Touch Bar.

What's sad is by killing it on the new MBP, they essentially kill it on my laptop as less and less developers will care to implement it. I wonder how long Apple software like Xcode will support the Touch Bar.

Edit: times it's superior to buttons: scrubbing videos, changing Safari tabs
> Infrequent, responsible tripping is definitely more beneficial than microdosing.

The only thing definite about using higher doses of these substances is increased potential, including risk/negative outcomes, in general.

Your assertion is asinine, unless you meant to say "definitely potentially".
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So, if you're friends of the boss?

What about the little guys?
I am in the market for a new laptop and bit skeptic for M1 Chips. Could anyone please tell me how is this not a
"premium high performance Chromebook" ?

Why should I buy this and not Dell XPS machine if I will be using it for web development/Android Development/C#/DevOps. Might soon mess with machine learning
That would be amazing. Still miss my 12” PowerBook…
As someone who bought a mid-2018 with the escape key on the touchbar, then watched the next model have it's own key, then watched all these ports get added back... I'm extremely frustrated to say the least. Trade in is valued at $840. If I had known either of these two updates would have gone "backwards" like this, I would have waited to purchase
strange definition of crazy cheap. esp since we dont know how well it compares yet
Microsoft Executives Told Bill Gates to Stop Emailing a Female Staffer Years Ago
Same. I finally broke and bought a nice webcam. I'd rather just not have one on the laptop than a notch!
I had this exact thought. It's obviously impossible for youtube to verify music was licensed since that licensing happens off platform. Clearly the next step is for them to vertically integrate and handle the licensing themselves.
>They don't have to use money in that way; they could also use money to actually help people (theoretically anyway)

No, that would require fiscal policy. The president would have to come up with a way to use the money to create jobs or at least invest into something with a future benefit. cough infrastructure bill cough
Additionally, I remember browsing through BuildBuddy's project and saw they used it for build run isolation in their enterprise offering.

- https://www.buildbuddy.io

- https://github.com/buildbuddy-io/buildbuddy/blob/master/ente...
You could also argue that Google tried to reinvent Skype, Slack, Discord, and a million other chat apps, and they cannibalized their own offerings because they were feckless and mercurial.
Really hard to tell if the $800 upgrade from 16GB RAM to 32GB RAM is worth it since you also get a mysterious 16GPU to 32GPU upgrade..

10-Core CPU
16-Core GPU
16GB Unified Memory
1TB SSD Storage¹
16-core Neural Engine
16-inch Liquid Retina XDR display
Three Thunderbolt 4 ports, HDMI port, SDXC card slot, MagSafe 3 port
Magic Keyboard with Touch ID
Force Touch trackpad
140W USB-C Power Adapter
$2,699.00

10-Core CPU
32-Core GPU
32GB Unified Memory
1TB SSD Storage¹
16-core Neural Engine
16-inch Liquid Retina XDR display
Three Thunderbolt 4 ports, HDMI port, SDXC card slot, MagSafe 3 port
Magic Keyboard with Touch ID
Force Touch trackpad
140W USB-C Power Adapter
$3,499.00
I agree with this. The mag connection should have been at the power brick and keep the USB-C on the device.
All laptop manufacturers have relied on Intel for years. That was fine when Intel was competitive. But now all those manufacturers are massively behind. They can either wait for Intel to catch up (unlikely), switch to AMD, which is better, but still behind, or they can try to move to ARM. Though that's really hard since they're relying on Windows.

Really this is a massive miss from Microsoft and their partners that many saw coming years ago. It's obvious that this is precisely why Apple likes to bring tech in-house. To avoid depending on something that isn't competitive.
I'm not intending to be flippant here - I love my AirPods and other Apple gear - but this reads like they took the AirPod Pros and rebranded them as the next generation of AirPod. I'm not seeing what's actually new here. Can someone in the know throw me a bone if there's something I'm overlooking?
Ooohf, I can't stand having fingerprints on my screen. Also, touchscreens are risky when you have toddlers around.
Maybe I'm just unlucky, but I've had consistently bad results with USB->HDMI adapters. From not working at all, to random CPU spikes, to my current situation of the external monitor intermittently flashing blue. This is with both Apple and third-party dongles.

the inclusion of HDMI is just a waste of port space

This is Apple; they'd have zero ports if they could get away with it. Clearly they've done research and found that it's important to a significant portion of the target market.
>Some otherwise-fast processors can't run it. And without Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0, you're going nowhere. Out of the half-dozen Windows 10 systems I or my partner owned in 2020, not one could run Windows 11.

The 8th gen processor requirements are really craziness. what kind of mainstream operating system is supposed to not run on four year old hardware?
Aw geez. Seems like we're going to need a Firecracker awesomelist now then!
Not holding my breath, it's been almost 5 years without a working CUDA shim. Hopefully this will push that work over the edge though. If I had the relevant skills I'd contribute...
Archived: https://archive.is/1SXX3

Or, from The Verge: https://www.theverge.com/2021/10/18/22732541/microsoft-execs...
Development isn't halted, it was just slowed down by all the problems caused by the pandemic.
None of it is fanless on these models. This is more of workstation Core i9 replacement.
HDMI => external monitor, but external monitor !=> HDMI
We used to remove the hard drives which takes about 20 seconds on a desktop that has a "tool-less" case. Then donate the computer to anybody including the employees if they want it.

It takes a few minutes to do that on a laptop but it's not that long.
Ooh this looks interesting, thank you. Do you know if it teaches more high-level Vim concepts (like text objects), or just the basic commands like hjkl?
Looking at the empty space in the center of whatever they call the top menu bar in MacOS, on my machine, I can kinda see why they'd think it was OK to claim some territory there.

Will probably be annoying to people who use programs in fullscreen mode, I guess, unless that mode just blacks out the whole section and treats it as bezel, which I assume is what all video players will do in fullscreen mode, regardless.
How exactly should I go about convincing 51% of the community to reverse my mistake? Has this ever happened in the history of cryptocurrency?
True, but you are talking about devices that are 4-6 years old. Storage is now soldered. Ram has been soldered for a while now, and with Apple Silicon its part of the SoC.
I'm sure all of this is true, but I feel as though if a gang of thieves ran through your neighborhood and robbed everyone who didn't have a home alarm system, and/or leaving doors/windows unlocked.

Would we all be talking about how incompetent all these home owners are for not having basic home security.

Particularly for HN, I feel like we should be discussing how to attack the attackers - and less victim blaming.
I suppose it does boil down to how much they improved the webcam. If it's still crap like the old one, why bother with the notch? Just slap a 720p webcam on there in the bezel and ditch the notch.

Sidenote: I think Apple could make a killing selling a $200 4k webcam. The market doesn't have many good options now, and I'm sure many Mac users would buy one.
Have any of these CPU security features (e.g. SGX from Intel) ever ended up working out? Seems like they always have some critical bug which is discovered too late.
Why would they write it in Rust if they somehow want to disadvantage Rust?
Economics Nobel Prize winners work used to solve tough problems at Twitter
But where are you getting your whole "piggybacking" idea from? The original story was that the user "verified" that he could get anyone's data by changing an integer in the URL. Typing a new URL into his browser makes it, in Web terms, a new request, not anything "piggybacking" on an old one.

So the data was pushed, very much solicited, as part of a new access. That the user's browser held an authorization (cookie?) for a previous access to the user's own data doesn't quite, AFAICS, mean that this new access to other data was also actually authorized.
Dell USB-C power adapters have exceeded 100 watts in the past on e.g. the XPS 17
How are in a water molecule?

> two hydrogen atoms

water molecule?

> isotopes of hydrogen

How water molecule?

> is arranged in a tetrahedral structure
> C++ constructors cannot express fallibility.

No, they can. They can throw exceptions. My suggestion moves unsafe-construction onto the heap. Not ideal for a whole host of reasons, including a need to null-check the result -- but you can then move the object to the stack, and drop the unique_ptr. But if you're tying one hand behind your back, contortions will be necessary to accomplish the mundane.
There will be 3rd-party screens that fit this, just as there were 3rd party screens that fit every other macbook.
Linux support for HiDPI is not great. GTK3 apps are scaled appropriately, but GTK2 apps are not, and there are still quite a few of those, like GIMP. Such apps are displayed ridiculously tiny on a 4k display with unreadably small text.

I've heard that if you use Wayland, these older apps get pixel scaled up, but most Linux distros have spotty support for Wayland, so getting it running can be labor intensive.
>If you don't follow what majority of the market do, it's much cheaper to just ignore that tiny customer segment which requires totally alien set of technologies

iOS and Macs both use Metal.

You can't refuse to support Metal without missing out on a very big slice of total gaming revenue.
Yep, but it’s super janky. I can’t count the number of times I’ve put my AirPods on for a zoom call only to have my phone and my laptop fight about which device is connected. Sometimes I’ve ended up turning Bluetooth off on my phone and manually associating them with my laptop just to get them to work.

It’s a great feature, but I really wish they took the time to make it reliable.
>>With a hardware wallet, it's much harder (not impossible) to make a mistake or get compromised.

Of course, with a HW wallet, there are other footguns. I've read multiple sagas of attempted recovery from things like lost PWs, backups, etc., some successful, some not. And still the risk of HW itself being lost/stolen/destroyed/failed/etc. (&ya I understand that there are some recovery processes, which also must be balanced by how many recovery keys to create & leave around in 'safe' locations for such situations...)

It's still a mess
Fascinating. I have pulled the trigger on an M1 Max to replace my i9 MBP, and wasn’t hopeful for the GPU.

But now I am VERY curious how well it will do at gaming using CrossOver Mac. I’d been eyeing a getting a 3080 laptop as a secondary for being able to do mobile gaming, but an M1 Max + CrossOver Mac setup might scratch that itch with only a single laptop. A fun experiment for next Tuesday.
Oh, nice! Thanks for pointing that out. Seems a little strange they didn't use that in the marketing shots to show off the extra screen real estate.
1. We know covid is extremely dangerous for a small segment of the population. It makes sense to get vaccinated if you are in that group. For healthy young individuals however, taking a new vaccine comes with unknown risks. There have been plenty of problems with vaccines [0] and one could argue only severe health issues will ever surface as being vaccine related.

2. We know covid poses an extremely low risk to children [1]
We also know natural immunity is stronger than vaccine induced immunity [2]. Therefor in my opinion, vaccinating children does not make sense. We simply have not enough data to know if there are long term issues with mRNA vaccines. Why not take cue from history and err on the safe side?

[0] https://www.cdc.gov/vaccinesafety/concerns/concerns-history....

[1] https://www.bbc.com/news/health-57766717

[2] https://www.science.org/content/article/having-sars-cov-2-on...
Wire money to the wrong account? The bank will help you fix it. Government banking regulations to the rescue.

Send crypto to the wrong address? Oopsie.
what is the advantage of server-less if you have to have to manage the servers?
macOS 12 is better about interruptions because having different focus modes for work, personal, etc helps a lot. It is the same system on iOS 15 if you have an iPhone or iPad.
I am a very satisfied Apple customer, but will gladly tell you that a Windows machine would make more sense for the use cases you’ve described.
Which is precisely what I said. They don't care that the larger gaming market ignores their platform. Apple Arcade and other gaming related endeavours all aim at the casual mobile gamer market.
The XCode menus on my 2015 MBP 15" go well into the 'notch zone'.
I don't get crypto either. I say that as someone who bought a new computer in March 2021 for $1,900 and have used that same computer to mine enough Ethereum in that time to pay for it. Man some days I was making $70 per day when that Shiba Inu coin came out and gas prices skyrocketed.

I used to mine BTC when you could still use GPUs, even thought about buying ASICs for a time. I've bought and sold at least a dozen kinds of coins on exchanges, off exchanges, meeting people in Starbucks, etc.

I've made money off it, but I just don't get it. There's no legitimate purpose to it. DOGE, SHIBA, BTC, BCH, BSV, it's all a big joke to me. Maybe I'm stupid?
I think the reason is that the upgraded CPU ($200 extra) automatically triggers an upgrade of the memory config from 16GB to 32GB ($400 extra). That explains the $600 increase.
Hack is not a PHP flavour. It's a separate language that's inspired by PHP, with its own separate interpreter (HHVM).

Etsy still uses PHP, as does Vimeo and Wikimedia. A few other launched-in-early-oughts web properties rely heavily on it too (e.g. Flickr).
Indeed ProMotion is coming to these new MacBooks too.
Obvious caveat is that it only works if you're Too Big to Fail™.
Chuck E. is not the dominant platform for sharing video online. As the internet has replaced the town square people have come to expect a higher duty from the dominant internet companies than profit motive. The law hasn't kept pace with our expectations of these new quasi-public spaces.
IMO the services that Cloudflare offers more than justify the price when you have even a minimal budget to pay for them.
With due respect, I feel it is quite disingenuous to characterize Powel as either a warmonger or as being personally responsible for the deaths of a million people. In fact, he is reported to have called the Neocon cabal as 'a bunch of fucking crazies' during the build-up to war in Iraq.

If Powell is the one responsible, are you absolving Donald Rumsfeld and more importantly Dick Cheney of responsibility? How about the join houses of congress and the US press. Do they all get absolved of responsibility because Powell gave a speech at the UN?

The US was going to war and though he did not like it, Powell was tasked with speaking to the UN about it. Did he know some of what he said was not sustained by facts, or even that they were lies? Sure and he regretted it the rest of his days.

The important point is, Powell at the UN or not, the US was going to war. Laying all the deaths on him is completely scapegoating a fine man and thus excusing the true Neocon powerbrokers who are ultimately responsible.
Kernel panic is also free.

I'm using Ubuntu for 7 years and I have to admit that more unstable system I can't find. No dist upgrade was successful for me, I don't have a week without something crashed, and right now I had to make downgrade of kernel in Ubuntu 21.10 just to boot the computer.

But I still can't shutdown or restart is safely because it crashes during the process of turning off.

I don't know why I'm here, in Linux land. All this is so pathetic I can't even describe it.

Servers on linux are cool, but desktop is a pain. Change my mind!
The split is in the global menu bar which is owned by Apple design wise. It will be interesting but I imagine it will work fine, also don't forget early OSX builds had a centered Apple Logo with logic to handle this.
This is always going to be the case though. Linux is not macOS and there is no way to do containers on macOS like Linux does.
It is an advantage if you want to connect it to a large monitor and mirror the displays to have the same desktop on both screens
I said this a many years ago and was downvoted heavily for it. If you think about what the Internet is - it's a technology that enables things to be done at hyper-scale. And this applies to all the good things in the world but also the bad including crime, terrorism, money laundering, propaganda, corporate abuse, etc.
No need for that with the new quest
> In Chess, you win when you take the King, which in effect has infinite point value, and it is relatively uncommon to come to a draw.

Over half of chess games end in a draw, it's the most common outcome!
> You could address this with newtypes but you’d lose expressivity and performance.

optics uses newtypes. It loses infinitesimally in expressivity and not at all in performance, as far as I am aware. What were you thinking of?

https://hackage.haskell.org/package/optics
> When you use Pro labeled hardware you expect all Pro use cases and Pro UX to be respected.

This can't possibly be the case, though. There are infinite Pro use cases and trying to respect them all would result in a confused and inferior product.

I'm not saying that your reasons for disliking the notch are wrong, or that they should have the notch. But they're working within certain constraints -- there's just no way to fit a decent webcam into a laptop screen without making space. As someone who's recently been trying to help his fiancee pick out a laptop, where said fiancee's primary criterion is that the laptop webcam shouldn't suck, I empathize with the decision.
There is a gpg program config key for Git[0], but beyond that I am not sure what else would need to be done. I am sure a blog post describing your experience would be well-received.

[0]: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-config#Documentation/git-config...
newer MacBooks have both the SSD and RAM soldered on board, it's no longer user upgradable, unless you have a BGA rework station and knows how to operate it.
What happens when you try to move the pointer ‘into’ the notch? I can think of several ways to handle this, none of them good.
I'm sure old fullscreen apps won't even be told about the new areas at the top of the screen. They'll just think they're on a regular 16x10 display.
Weird that only the 13" Pro retains the touchbar. The 13" Pro is in a really weird place now. I don't know who it's for at this point. I can't think of any reason I'd choose it. I'd either get the Air or the 14" Pro. I suspect it won't remain in the lineup for long.
I'm dreaming of a day my workplace giving me a Windows 11 machine that I can install WSLg on. Maybe 5-6 years from now.
In fact, Twitch have very sensible approach here: it will mute any infringing material in replay.

By taking this hard stance not providing the copyright owners with any way to monetize the material, Twitch discourages trolls from participating. Only a real content holder who is genuinely afraid of losses due to piracy, and is ready to spend resources on it despite no returns, will.
> he has also applied a bunch of unrelated speedups that make it faster in general

Tell me how "faster in general" doesn't make you suspicious about a free lunch.
I hadn't thought of personal learning as a multi-armed bandit problem before! Thank you.
For the background, that was way back in the day where someone looking at things through only their own use case and concluding the just announced dropbox was a useless product (to them).

A very similar comment was famously made on slashdot about the "just released" ipod in 2001, "No wireless. Less space than a nomad. Lame."

I was thinking about both famous dismissals as I was typing my first comment.

Still thought it was worth surfacing some arcane knowledge some may find useful.
I like the hub/dock lifestyle as well but… USB-C/Thunderbolt is complex and there are many gotchas.

As more folks returned to the office, we get lots of issues with shitty network and other drivers on docks.
It's function over form. Exactly what people always say Apple should focus on.
Who is the typical crypto "investor", though, that is getting into these schemes?

I personally know people who have gotten into the GME craze, I know people who are stupid enough to day-trade options, and I know people who spent a paycheck on buying dogecoin. They are all relatively normal people, and while some of them should not have gotten into these transactions, given what I understand of their personal finances, I understand why this happens. They live in America, where nobody's stopping you from spending your rent money on buying dumb meme stocks, and RobinHood has a cool mobile app for trading options, and maybe you win, or maybe you get burnt, it is what is, yolo, etc.

But of all those people, I don't know of anyone who dipping their feet into borrowing tethers to trade crypto on margin, or investing into crypto ponzi schemes. Who, exactly, is getting roped into that sort of thing? Posters on the crypto equivalent of r/wsb? Day-traders? Or is it Joe Average?
I think the situation here is worse too because the CEO used Netflix's publishing of the documentary Disclosure, which directly calls out the harm of jokes such as Chappelle's, as part of the defense that the company itself isn't anti-trans, which feels a bit too much like the hypocrisy of saying "we posted a documentary about the horrible harm that blackface does so we are 'allowed' to post our own blackface stuff". It doesn't work that way.