skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The taxes are small, just like the returns. I can’t really see bonds as a an indiviy investment in an era of low interest rates. And they only go down in value if interest rates start going up.
+1 to this

My friends and I all bought fake Bose headphones from a shady dealer in China (in person), and the $50 knockoffs sounded exactly as good as the real $600 ones. The only way to tell there was anything wrong was by the fact that they all broke down within a few months.
Well, web apps.

But that’s me being argumentative. 100% agree for “system software” like this.
It's not even restricted to tech. This kind of thing it is base level legal advice for anyone in any field that faces lots of lawsuits (for example, medicine)
> But yeah, it's the only sane decision not to let one content creator strong arm you into booting other content creators he doesn't like.

One difference is that in the case of Young and most other content creators on Spotify, their content is available all over the place. Spotify pays them royalties based on how many people listen to it on Spotify.

If Young were saying that he didn't want his music on Spotify unless they dropped, say, Nickleback that would just be ridiculous because Spotify isn't doing anything special with Nickleback. They didn't specifically chose to have Nickleback, and if Nickleback gets any money from Spotify it is proportional to how many people choose to listen that way.

With Rogan, Spotify has paid him in advance to make his content exclusively for Spotify. There's a much closer relationship between Rogan and Spotify than between Nickelback and Spotify.
I think it's too derivative of Fallout's computer hacking to garner that much praise.
> Of course, we know that effectively manipulating the DOM via plain JavaScript is the best you'll get.

With an infinite amount of hand-tuning by experts, yes. In practice to know what parts of the DOM to update based on what changes and maintain that mapping correctly as your system evolves, you have to either use React or use/build something equivalent to it.
Linked in the Further Reading section is the Red Blob Games article on Hexagonal Grids which is a fantastic resource and is definitely worth a read.

https://www.redblobgames.com/grids/hexagons/
That's because you've been mislead into thinking that something bad is happening in Australia, because of libertarian propaganda propagated by those aforementioned new media dickheads. They are absolutely libertarians, that's what unites them.
Whilst consuming over 100 watts versus ~40 watts for the M1 max.
https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/pifs
You need Docker Desktop on macOS and Windows even if you don't want it. Please, send help :(
The sun is the same in a relative way but you're older

Shorter of breath and one day closer to death
I'm equally disappointed. I care a great deal about desks as I think they're one of the most important artifacts of a thinking person's life. The article left us empty handed.
> Most of the listeners hearing the unfactual, misleading and false COVID information on Spotify are 24 years old, impressionable and easy to swing to the wrong side of the truth. These young people believe Spotify would never present grossly unfactual information.

Hello, 23 but close enough. This is not how I think. Spotify is not the creator of the content, they just host it. Is what Roe Rogan and his guests are saying so awful that you have to bully his host? I must be missing something.
Props to Spotify for standing up for freedom of speech.
> you're being severely shortsighted

Do you mean the royal you, or me specifically?

I think mastering is far more important. And I agree other audio formats aren't all great.

But uncompressed CD quality audio is perfectly fine, in terms of resolution, humans can't detect beyond that. Neil's Pono stuff was a waste.... it was MASSIVE datawise for no good reason.
Political discussions anywhere are a shit show. Political topics are highly discouraged here, and often flagged.

There seems to be a loophole with tech politics though, often related to FAANG etc or discrimination/diversity.
No, I'm just against libertarianism, because it's essentially feudalism. The very people purporting to be for "freedom" are actually pro slavery.
dayumn.
When you wield it as a cudgel to try to force someone's freedom to be restricted.

As in when Neil said "Restrict Rogan's freedom or I'll remove my music"

That is when deciding where you want your work sold restricts someone's freedom.
You can distribute a fork with your patches, and many people do. Open source doesn't mean you have to publish other people's changes.
3.5%-5% increase in performance at more than double the wattage, for a chip that is not in consumers hands against a chip that basically hasn't changed and was released 14 months ago~

This is not the victory that the title implies.

It's also a _little_ bit funny that the i9 laptop was double the price, given people usually rant loudly about how expensive Apple computers are.
I'm surprised they still ship with python2.
Agreed.

The corporate media attacks on him make no sense to me.

It's a freaking podcast where he talks about sports, hunting, UFOs, the supernatural, comedians, ai, and yes conspiracy theory.

I enjoy the variety and the wild topics.
"fringe views"

I dont think he's had a single guest on with fringe views. At least 30 to 40% of America is unvaccinated.

Hardly fringe.

Also, fringe does not equate with being wrong. The view that marijuana should be legal was once a "fringe" view.
> During the Cinebench R23 multi-core test, the Alder Lake laptop was consistently in the 100-watt range, [...] M1 Max’s power draw was 39.7 watts

Ouch.

> MSI GE76 Raider got 6 hours of offline video playback, a far cry from the MacBook Pro’s 17 hours.

Double ouch. That's a huge gap, and 6 is low even in absolute terms.

It's still a nice beefy chip, but still a far cry from the engineering marvel that Apple pulled off with the M1
It’s a question and a calculation of the CFOs of health care organizations whether or not they want to make major investments and if those investment will provide a high rate of return 5-10 years from now. This is no different than energy companies avoiding build new power plants by giving people rebates and credits for reducing power. Instead, in the short term they are “asking” you to spend more time waiting in the ER or for surgery and asking health care workers to work harder. They were and are really hoping that Covid goes away so they can continue to make astronomical amount of profit and keep there NPS and Glint surveys somewhat above the gutter.
Is this new? I feel like I’ve been seeing these for a while.
If you disagree with someone, you need to get into the arena with them and criticise what they say and debunk it. If someone doesn't agree with Rogan or his guests and believe they are spouting scientific nonsense, then it needs to be challenged, not suppressed.

But because our media is so entrenched the only challenge Rogan gets from conventional media are typical smeer campaigns that look disingenuous and erode trust even further. Vaccine hesitant people are never really addressed adequately by government or by conventional media. Distrust is at an all time high and the power structures of the world have never been so apparent to the every day man.

The solution to all of this is transparency, discussion and health policy that targets the problems rather than blanket policy that ostracises and discriminates.

Suppression will only make the situation worse because all of a sudden we on a slippery slope to totalitarianism where (automated) fact checkers are the primordial source of truth and authority.

Ostracising will only make the situation worse because all of a sudden we have very large portions of the community (upward of 25% in countries like Germany) now feel discriminated against, people cannot get on planes and travel to see loved ones, they cant go the cinema, they cant do basically anything, all because they object to handling of health policy.
Further more politicians like Macron are stoking divisions even further and marginalizing these people by proclaiming they are non-citizens.

Shit, I cant really imagine a better way to fracture western society. In my mind the virus really did win.
For those who didn't drop out.
About twice the price too.
Can't speak to AWS, but hop on Glassdoor/Blind to get general style tips. FAANG typically have very structured interviews, and knowing that structure can give you a big boost.
Good course.. thank god its open access
I'm sorry are you trying to say there aren't prominent conspiracy nutters spreading misinformation about the pandemic?
> that there's a lot of them,

I kinda made the opposite of the that claim in my comment :-) I think a lot of people see the norms "virtue signallers" want to impose as Draconian. I don't think a guy having controversial guests on his podcasts is something many people find intolerable.
You are confused. The "damning evidence" is usually only damning in the court of politics and opinion. That's where it gets used too. You can't prove an antitrust case on the basis of some random set your of 500k employees saying "market share" in an email (unless they are like c level exec). Think how stupid a basis for liability that would be - "we are breaking up your company because a fresh college graduate you hired a month ago said market share in an email". The end result would be to ban email.

This is why these emails get highlighted in press releases mainly. In court, it would have to be email from someone who matters. Look at the level of exec in the emails in the Microsoft case.

Those kinds of execs are often getting regular advice from legal counsel, so usually the lawyers think whatever they are doing is okay. That's also why you also end up with emails from them later. If you have been advised you aren't doing anything wrong, there is no reason to act like you are doing something wrong. They will happily email as a result.
I'm a friend of git GUIs because I find the complexity best represented graphically.
For Docker, however, I purely use shell commands (only using the GUI to start the engine) because that's what I know from servers.
Your media seems to have made quite a powerful emotional impact on you.

I don't see an avenue for productive conversation so I'll leave you to it. All the best.
This is why we use intonation in spoken language.
Ben Shapiro was one of the people most attacked by the alt-right. The alt right isn't a big fan of Jews after all.
Yea the old narrative of "arm is power efficient, but doesn't actually run real desktop level stuff at that power level" is pretty dead at this point.. it now runs desktop level stuff at 3x lower power than intel's latest chips.. and the potential for apple's chips to keep improving at that same power envelope is definitely there.. so...
What are they tricking users into doing?
But if you keep at -- enough to mess up your life (which also doesn't last forever).
We do have a verbal “period” - your voice inflects downward. If you stop talking without the inflection it sounds like you intend to continue your sentence
What are the repercussions and consequences, exactly? Can you give examples of specific harms that occurred because of Rogan's show?
Apologies, blame is probably too strong of a word.

I interpreted you were holding them accountable to answer the question of expanding/fixing health care in the short term. Clearly their answers are going to be in the context of their limited power to change the whole system without the cooperation of others. They need the cooperation of both the capital holders / owners of the health care industry as well as regulators and legislators. I think when you answering this question, they are answering it within the context of working within their current constraints, which can be quite tight.

To say they are the one to answer the question, in my opinion, is to shift the onus on them to answer it. In fact we need the feedback of these workers, and they're critical in us solving current problems. They need our cooperation. But I think framing the question as something they're supposed to answer, as you have done, narrows the focus on people not to be blamed for the constraints that hold them back and thus force an otherwise unreasonable answer.
There was also an update for macOS today, btw.
Dumb question, but whats the engineering principle behind higher performance when increasing power usage?

Is it because pipelines are clocked faster?
This sentiment is seen in almost every response on http://discussions.apple.com, on Apple's subreddits and often in HN comments as well.

People are just too eager to jump on behalf on Apple - "but why you would rather not do this instead" (Why? Because I was looking for something else and I mentioned it for heaven's sake!) and these hacks and workarounds stack up while "Apple products and services just work" stays where it was in such Apple users' imaginations.

This is frustratingly weird and quite niche to Apple's user-fans.

For instance Apple's online services - the whole iCloud charade is a living and growing mess.

The SMS sync between phone and mac and in fact difference of basic UX options ("you can't select multiple messages on Catalina Messages app - not sure if it is added in later versions -- if you delete an SMS on phone it will still be synced to your mac Messages). And there apps are opaque in the guise of "simplicity" you just end up getting frustrated. I can go on for hours. Now as an Apple fan - but why would you not want those SMS to sync to mac as well? Yes, even if you delete them! What's the use of multiple message selection on mac Messages app - that's bad use case! Yes, yes, even though it is supported on iPhone - you don't get it!

The problem is the essential duopoly - Android and iOS - rock and a hard place.
So has everyone else. The market did well over the last couple years.
> this project being fourteen years behind schedule and two thousand percent over budget damaged mine.

There is a cogent response to that, as a series of questions.

1 - Which requirements changed?

2 - Which hard science & engineering problems had to be solved, and how trivial, or monumental were they?

3 - Which components failed, or passed testing, requiring rework, or re-engineering?

> Selling a program to taxpayers as a 500 million dollar endeavor and then extracting ten billion dollars from them is the kind of thing that should put people in prison for life.

Initial estimated costs were higher than 500 million. The 500 million number was an NGST estimate, right? I don't think lifecycle costs were ever estimated at 500M, it seems crazy to be that low. Are you sure you are correct on the type of costs you are providing?
100 watts, so basically I have no reason to use this over a desktop. The battery life on the m1 macbooks is a game changer. I don't need more power out of my laptop I need it to be cool to the touch and last at least 9 hours with normal usage.
This story has nothing to do with descriptions of violence or sexual acts. I'd like to know what you consider curse words, because, at least the Bible, contains literal curses, but not foul language like we consider it today.

The discussion at the meeting was literally about keeping the same lessons but using a source that didn't contain specific words and images that violated board policy. They weren't trying to censor violence or descriptions thereof.

> Now that I have provided that do you still feel what I said was a "straw man"?

I don't see any concrete examples provided, so yes, I still feel it's a straw man.
Hitler was a manipulator. He would never come into a discussion with a rational, balanced perspective, or be open to feedback. He wouldn’t even really be speaking with Mr. Rodgers, he’d be using him to talk to disaffected, vulnerable people he can use to further his aims.

I agree that it’s interesting to think about a conversation between the two, but only if Hitler approached the conversation in the same way Mr. Rodgers would and unfortunately from history there’s no indication that would ever happen.
With RTX 3080 Ti though. So yeah - I don't think it can match Apple M1 efficiency but reviews of P-series and U-series Alder Lake mobile CPUs are going to be interesting and what I am looking forward to.
> At the same time, this sounds similar to anti-vaccine arguments.

I don't see how, since I didn't mention vaccination. Vaccination for initial immunity reduces the risk incredibly, with boosters reducing it even more. Also, it would be very unlikely that all all anti-vaccine arguments are wrong, since that would require the vaccines to be risk free and perfect. We know they aren't, since people have died directly from vaccination, and it's failing in trials for young children. But, the relative risk is mostly negligible compared to the the actual disease, for almost all.
They should change the title to "slightly faster at massively larger TDP"
>Much of the left now believes that the flow of information should be centralized and controlled to achieve certain social objectives; the right or freedom to express one’s self — even if you’re dead wrong — is not really seen as important in and of itself. That’s a big reversal from the modern left’s values, at least the left that existed since the New Left came of age in the sixties.

Sounds like a lot of misinformed bleating to me

I mean, he says that Young's changing views simply mirror the changing views of "the left" then spouts some stat about Democrats. Democrats are left of Republicans, but very few leftists consider Democrats to be of the left in the main
Enjoyed your posts and keep it coming.

Just finished a few trips to Latin America. Kissed the ground when I got back here to Florida, where kids goto school, don't wear masks, and don't have to be vaccinated. Here, we respect individual liberties. We respect the right to go out and earn a living and put food on the table and if we lock everything down, at least uncle sam sends out checks to hold us over for a while.

People are starving and dying in places like Venezuela, Cuba, and other countries in LA. Small business has been devastated by the un-ending lock downs.

Unemployment is rampant. People cannot put food on the table. Its crazy. The lack of empathy that local governments have in LA for a persons right to earn a living is unconscionable. Maybe its because the virus has hit hard the wealthy elite ruling class since they tend to be rich, fat, white, and old. I dunno. But they are all wanting to break in to America and would if they could.
the fact is, apple hardware is not _that_ expensive relative to what you get for the money.

Their supply chain is super optimized, and it's hard to beat them on price if a competitor decides to try (at the same quality that is).
> was released 14 months ago

The M1 Max was only released 3 months ago...

(Your other points stand though)
It’s banned in Germany. Not saying it solves the problem, but there are many different shades of free speech and every country I know of has at least some limitations.
The MSI GE76 Raider's 3080TI is nothing Apple can match, so there are factors than other just wattage and battery life.
> and it recursively finds a better program finder

This has been bugging me for a while. I can't articulate it well but I feel there's a hole in the logic. What exactly is the "program finder" finding? A better version of the program at finding... what exactly? You need a stop condition for the recursion.
>You don't know what you're talking about here

I do, it's my career.

>It came out during the pre-trial motions. The government did not dispute the fact that Prof. Chen was paraphrasing someone else, because that was plainly the case.

Please provide evidence.

>irrational hatred

There's nothing irrational about valuing the sanctity of human life and liberty, and holding disdain for a totalitarian, genocidal, evil government that enslaves and manipulates its people for nefarious purposes. Again, you would never question opposition to sharing research with Nazis in the 30s.

Every company with more than 50 employees must be boarded by a CCP official. Every research endeavor is required to report directly to the CCP. If you genuinely don't understand how dangerous international collaboration is, then you're beyond naive.
The impressive feature of Apple Silicon is its energy efficiency. I have both a Linux laptop and apple laptop - The Intel Linux system eats battery. At times a full charge lasts only an hour; my apple on the other hand lasts all day.
There's a philips respironics CPAP face mask shipped in a ziploc bag with a philips respironics sticker on it.

Other gear (filters, nose cusions, tubing) looks more or less authentically packaged correctly.
This needs more upvotes thank you for reading supporting studies.
I used to edit the Zim markup directly in a very basic text editor, so Markor is a big improvement. It offers syntax highlighting, some menu items for things like formatting, and a preview mode. So not wysiwyg, but still pretty nice. It also allows you to easily create new notes from scratch, which is kindof a pain if you're just using a generic text editor.

I do have some issues making nested check box lists (maybe I need to review the Zim syntax) and it's not clear if you can add images. Mostly I review and update my todo items, read notes, and write small notes. For that I've been pretty happy with it.

And syncthing is great.
Naomi Wu video demonetized on YouTube
Another comment on this thread tried something similar:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30094398
I don't find the "limit possible solutions to the 2315-word list" problem interesting. Is there any reason to think this isn't just the first 2315 words of a lazily-evaluated ordered sequence of all possible solutions? Presumably the complete list of possible solutions would be "all 5-letter combinations one could reasonably argue are English words" minus any words considered profane or otherwise inappropriate.
Are these reports honestly highlighting solo miner "wins" without emphasising how unlikely those prospects are?

If you are mining solo, your chances are ultimately determined by your hash rate, but with rewards being relatively uncommon, you could have a strike of good or bad luck easily and not "win" anything.

Basically, you are placing bets, and they usually don't work out, and rarely they do.
Microsoft/Outlook account with an existing email is broken?
It’s possible to create a Microsoft/Outlook account with an existing email (like @gmail.com).
Then, if you open Outlook.com, it’s going to autogenerate an email address outlook_*@outlook.com, theoretically designated for sending/receiving emails via Outlook.

Problem is, this email address doesn’t work/exist.

Steps:
1. Create MS account with an existing email: https://signup.live.com/signup
2. Open https://outlook.com
3. Click account (top right corner) > outlook_*@outlook.com
a) if you click “My Microsoft account”, it’s going to show a message “That Microsoft account doesn't exist. Enter a different account or get a new one.”
b) if you try to send an email to “outlook_**@outlook.com”, it’s going to bounce.

I have a suspicion, it’s not supposed to work like that, can any MS people verify it?
As someone who used to despise Apple-- the M1 chip has been such a pleasure to use.

Completely silent, cold, and I haven't had any issues in my personal workflow.
Well, are you talking over RF, or laser communications?

https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/tdm/lcrd/index.html
This article is benchmarking the CPU alone but measuring the wattage of the whole machine, including a dedicated 3080ti which is obviously not relevant to a CPU benchmark. It would make more sense to do this benchmark on a laptop with an integrated GPU.
Performance Per Watt matters to Intel except when it doesn't. But really when you have to dissipate so much heat then the chip will be throttled. Apple's ARM chips are only getting started.