skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They lead the industry in how long they provide OS update support for phones/tablets and desktops/laptops.

They downclock the CPU on mobile devices as the battery ages, to keep the CPU from browning out so you

My system, made in 2013, won't be supported by the next OS release this coming fall, but they usually continue security updates at least one release behind. That's basically ten years of hardware support.

Keep in mind that Windows 10 came out in 2015. A ton of manufacturers simply did not support windows 10 on hardware sold before it, because win10 coming out helps them move new PCs.
Never said the laptops didn't, but Apple was the first major player to remove the standard of having headphones on a portable compute device with the iPhone. This caught on to other manufacturers first in phones and then percolated up to laptops.
Are you certain? I thought threads are much more lightweight and also access memory faster because there is no CoW overhead (mutexes permitting).

E.g. why nginx is much faster and lighter than Apache and MySQL connections are cheaper and faster to create than Pg.
The kind of change you want needs labor unions.
From paper: It has long been hypothesized that language acquisition may be impossible without innate knowledge of the structures that occur in natural language. Here, we show that a domain general learning setup, originally developed in cognitive psychology to model rule learning, is able to acquire key pieces of natural language from relatively few examples of sentences. This develops a new approach to formalizing linguistic learning and highlights some features of language and language acquisition that may arise from general cognitive processes.
The SC has never had the power to unilaterally toss out laws. They hear cases. When one party says a law is unconstitutional and another party pushes back, then they can decide if it is unconstitutional (and needs to be thrown out). Cases about the constitutionality of the Texas law has not yet made it to the SC.

I don't think so statements of the Texas governor means anything about the biases of the Supreme Court.

Every Christian in the US puts God above the constitution, so this shouldnt be shocking. Even the democratic president would say the same
Run it through speech-to-text, and then it's just `diff` or `comm -13` with a bit of cleanup!
Taking a wild guess you aren't a writer. It's simply a colorful (and memorable) analogy that simply uses a situation that is well known as a gag within our culture (similar ones involve anvils and safes).

Nobody here is finding it funny when a piano actually falls on someone. But we've all seen Roadrunner vs. Wile E Coyote, and most of us aren't so uptight that we get upset at such concepts.

Would you have found it better if he said a television set? Because hundreds of people are actually killed by toppling TVs every year. No one has ever been killed in the way depicted in the gag (and alluded to in the article), which is the piano is hoisted on a cable and falls on someone below (typically it is when moving a piano, and it is above a city sidewalk).

To compare it to joking about people with disabilities is just bizarre. Are you just concern trolling here?

https://www.straightdope.com/21344194/has-anyone-ever-been-k...
How do you book flights or hotels then?
A C perspective – Why should I want Rust to succeed?
Are all the assignments self-graded or do we have to be enrolled at MIT to submit somewhere and see if our code is correct?
Because here in the real world software isn’t GPU optimized in many cases.
Theoretical Computer Science for the Working Category Theorist
Bolt is probably screwed as well, so much for complaining.
Not only that, but it's rumored that Rogan negotiated significant creative freedom into the contract. If Spotify were to capitulate to Young's request, they'd most likely be breaking their contract with Rogan. In which case Rogan could just put his podcast back on all the other podcasting platforms again (or even just distribute it from his own website). Young thinking he has any leverage to silence Rogan here is laughable. I suspect he's either senile, extremely narcissistic, or both.
If you were careful, you could cover 25 of 26 letters in 5 guesses.
I don’t particularly have a string opinion on date picker, but I find myself typing in dates when possible. Particularly when entering something like a birthday, so I don’t have to navigate to the prior century first.
You can't invest in an index so the returns are fictional.

An index ETF sure, but it might be worth paying for tax optimization over that.
Dig it.

I built a dumber version of this to pipe this kind of data into air table. I wanted to track my reading queue and track extra metadata like who recommended it.
Ask HN: Would you be interested in a database of companies demographics?
(First of all I'm not trying to start a heated debate between woke and conservative people, just trying to see if a website like this might interest some of you, or if you think it might be useful to some people, please keep this civil)

When I'm trying to decide if a company is worth working for(or worth supporting) I often find myself looking at their list of employees to find any red flags.

Is there an unusually small number of people of color?
Is there few women?
What kind of people are in charge?(whether at the C-level or managers)

Now of course I don't expect a statically perfect representation of minorities, given all the socioeconomic differences, but if I see 0(or 1)person of color in a +100 people company, I'll probably think that it's very fishy, and it happens more than you think.

Now I'm thinking of a tool that could give you detailed statistics about almost any company:

-percentage of employees/managers/executives who are: PoC, women, middle-aged/seniors, LGBTQ+

-how likely each of these groups are to get promoted

-turnover rate for each of these groups

I know that this will probably be hard to implement well, but I'm confident I can do it.

I think it could be very useful to some people, to find "healthy" workplaces where they're truly accepted/valued, not just tolerated, and where they have a fair chance of growing as fast as others.

What do you think?
An MSI GE76 is significantly fatter, heavier and hotter than a macbook pro 14 inch.

It's not a fair comparison at all. This is comparing a thin/light laptop with a designed-for-purpose gaming laptop.

Here's an image showing the large heat exhaust vents.

https://storage-asset.msi.com/global/picture/image/feature/n...
Sometimes pedestrians do stupid, unsafe, or illegal things that put motorists at risk. Young child passengers also did not have a choice about the risks taken. I think there's some gray areas here.
Only if you assume pilots and bus and taxi drivers are happy to kill themselves.

I don’t.
Do not be fooled, we are being controlled.
UI looks nice but is janky. Documentation is lacking, but sufficient. Longhorn works great (if you ignore CPU usage due to syncing when there's a lot of IOPS). Overal though self-hosting it has been pretty great for us from a usability perspective. Not sure if it's as enterprise-ready as they say though. Also haven't had to deal with their sales/support (yet).
Lol. If the NYT actually cared about polarization then they'd stop publishing race bait and ridiculous op-ed pieces. The state of modern society has been very deliberately brought about by these media powers, to maximize their profits and keep us focused on each other, not the rigged economy.
I am also in the "it may as well be a desktop" camp, though I am willing to accept that there may be people out there for whom this product makes sense. They may number in the low dozens, but surely they do exist.

This is really Apple's own fault for talking up the performance of the M1 Pro/Max so much, but ultimately I don't think it will matter as long as they can keep pace with Intel and AMD. I expect I could count on one hand the number of people who were going to buy an M1 MBP but pivoted to one of these beasts after the 12-series benchmarks dropped.

From my perspective, I could not be more pleased that my (relatively) light and svelte 14" M1 Max, which can go all day and more on a single charge, is even in the same league performance-wise as creaking behemoths like this.
> RAM bandwidth doubles with each generation and throughout and latency improve

RAM bandwidth is improving a lot faster than its latency. (The latter is almost as stagnant as max CPU clock frequencies.)
Eventually Substack revenue will level off and they'll probably start focusing on discovery and then they'll be in a pickle.
> I personally don't see the beauty of it and would prefer to directly use the right SQL and call it a day.

I think that's fair enough, there are enough ways to do things now that it should be possible to accommodate both.

> On people skilled in SQL, you should have a few onboard anyway if you're doing more than basic CRUD on the DB, and it's easier to find than ORM gurus IMHO.

I agree but I'm not sure there are more SQL gurus than those used to ORMs nowadays. Lately I've favoured using SQL but even 15 years ago most devs I knew couldn't use it well, I can't see devs used to Rails et al having the chops for it, sadly. What was once convenient easily becomes one's master.

> I haven't got the chance yo try Sequel

If you get the chance, I think it's worth it. It's easy to drop into plain SQL without dumping the ORM, and I've never had a problem with the stuff it generates. It's a pity ActiveRecord gets all the love instead.
This is a decent example of what folks are talking about in terms of supported lifespan. Your Note 8 was EOL'd in October 2021. It came out in September of 2017. That's four years of support.

My iPhone came out around the same time and Apple is planning to support devices several generations older than mine with iOS 16...
> They offered us a way out of this mess, after all.

An unending series of shots, mandates, and other restrictions is “a way out”? What are you smoking?
If breakthrough COVID cases were as rare as breakthrough polio cases, then there'd be a lot less opposition to the COVID vaccine.
Rancher Desktop is

> an open source app for desktop Kubernetes and container management on Mac, Windows and Linux

What does that have to do with Linux desktop UX or running a GNU/Linux system?

I could see objecting to k8s and containers in general on the basis of too many layers, but by the time someone's looking at using Rancher Desktop they've probably made that decision already. (For instance, this caught my eye because at work we ship everything in containers. Even if I disliked that, there's no way I'm ever moving the whole company off containerization, so I want the best tools to do the job I have.)
”Essentially the issue here is that the subreddit started years ago not as a discussion of worker rights reforms, but of people wanting to figure out how to work as little as possible, period”

What else are worker rights in the 2020s? We only have one life, why not enjoy it like the men in suits?
Pinyin is the romanization method for Mandarin (aka Putonghua). From your description it sounds like your friend being more comfortable in Cantonese than Mandarin. (Is there really a difference between not fully understanding pinyin and not distinguishing the different sounds?) Anyway these days Cantonese input methods are getting better (or so I heard, my fingers have muscle memory of Changjie by now). See https://jyutping.org/en/keyboard/
Can electrical circuits last 50 years?
I've been using this but you can't switch the security key, unfortunately. Just upgraded my security key and now I'm stuck with the old key.
As the article states, Neil Young asked his music to be removed, in protest of Joe Rogan being on Spotify.

But his music was removed chronologically after his objection, so just like NYT's title [1], it's not technically a lie, if you read it very very carefully, and we can continue trusting NPR and the NYT.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30092278
Well, prejudice is not the same as pre judge. The former has a very negative, often racist or discriminatory connotation (I mean discriminatory in a dehumanizing fashion) Prejudice is often defined with an element of non-rational decision making.

Pre judging on the other hand can be very ration. This can certainly be the case in well-considered moral principles. is a very different thing.
In southern France, unique boats revive a lost way of life
New x-ray scanning technology reveals Covid-19’s damage to the body
And those transitions were not seamless. Intel controlled the whole stack so they made it seem like it was.
You obviously can’t separate design and manufacture at this level and scale, to even suggest it displays a massive lack of understanding of how this space operates.

If you don’t know how the space operates, why are you commenting?
You want my compile times to suffer so I experience what a normal user experiences when using my app? Doesn’t seem like the best use of the developers time.
> started on Venus, multiplied like crazy and fucked up the planet

it's all good until some protomolecule flies Eros into Venus and starts building the seed of a ring gate
As I understand it's just a Bluetooth Low Energy beacon, at least for the coarse-grain positioning.

I don't know of any portable devices that specifically hunt BLE (I understand Cisco CleanAir technology can monitor and report on BLE but that's for fixed wireless installations) but I would imagine a generic 2.4GHz RF detector would work, assuming there's not too much RF pollution nearby... drive out somewhere isolated and have a scan.
There are date/time pickers that let you type in the input field if you click a little area with a calendar icon next to it. Our date/time fields are like that.
Don't know first-hand about Alder Lake, but I have an Asus laptop running an AMD 5900HS CPU (with a 3070 GPU), and an M1 Max for work. I can buy 3 Asus laptops for the price of the Macbook, and despite that I still prefer working with it.

Full disclosure, we're mostly a Windows shop so I'm very rarely using the Macbook for actual development (mostly just doing builds and running tests on it, otherwise just use it on a second monitor for browsing and Spotify :)).

Yes, it's subjective; I'm sure in some purely synthetic benchmark the Macbook wins, but in real life they're pretty close. And if I were actually lugging it around, I may prefer the lighter / quieter Macbook (but likely remote-ing into some Windows box or running Parallels would hurt perf enough to hate it).

I can also game on the Asus too :)
B&H might be closed half the year for holidays, but I never worry they'll send a fake.
He most definitely did do it in hopes of forcing Spotify to drop Rogan.

No - he did it because he has FY money and FY reputation.

And if doesn't want to be associated with a platform he doesn't like -- he's not going to be associated with it.

He's literally the polar opposite of the coexist bumper sticker.

In the sense of not wanting to "coexist" with the vapid corporate opportunism as exemplified by Spotify, you're completely right.
So Joe Rogan should be silenced because some people might take things the wrong way according to you. Got it.
No. They have in fact increased the performance of their cores with every single generation since the A4.

I think the point about Android commentators is that they may not have been following Apple’s silicon development closely enough to know this, especially if they think that the M1 is the first in the line.
Linux leads the industry in support, and additionally, in openness.

Apple leads the industry in using slave labour to create disposable fashion items.

https://9to5mac.com/2021/05/10/seven-apple-suppliers-alleged...
I said "interesting", not "revolutionary", to my knowledge anyway. If I did say "revolutionary", even I don't agree with me.
Literally nobody was associating him with Rogan. He's on a platform with millions of artists. Absolutely not one single person in the entire world was thinking "Gee, Neil Young must agree with every single thing that Joe Rogan says, because they're both on Spotify". That is complete nonsense. The only reason to make a threat like this was to attempt to get Rogan dropped from the service.

I'm sure at various times Neil Young's music was sold in Wal-Mart or other stores that also sold music or other media by other people he disagreed with. He never felt the need to pressure any of them into dropping other artists for fear that they would be associated because they're both in the same store.

Imagine for a second that Neil Young had written something like "There's too many gay artists on Spotify. They need to kick off all these gay artists or I'm gonna pull all my music". He might technically be in his rights to do that and pull his music over that, but I doubt anyone would be on here saying how he's just standing up for his principles and exercising his freedom to choose who he does business with. We'd all be saying that it's a shitty thing to do to try to use your clout to silence people you disagree with. That's what he's doing here. The fact that it didn't work doesn't make it any less shitty of a thing to do. The fact that you might also disagree with the person he's trying to silence also doesn't make it right.
It is a way to dismiss someone. Doesn't make it unsubstantial. It's akin to saying "he just wants attention."
What happens if the code changes and something you thought was restricted to a single type, isn't anymore? Do you have to go through and update every equality check?
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I am with you. I have looked at age distribution of covid deaths multiple times and it seems to me that the risk is roughly the same as the background probability of dying from any cause within a year as presented here: https://www.ssa.gov/oact/STATS/table4c6.html.

The number corresponding to my age from that table is around 1/300. Doubling that doesn't bother me in the slightest. I'd probably start being slightly concerned once the background probability reaches 1%, i.e. at the age of about 60. Now, as someone obese with hypertension and pre-diabetes, I am sure my covid risk is somewhat higher, but still immaterial in light of my background risk, which is much, much, much higher. It is the latter that I should be working on, and what I'm trying to do when suicide ideation and the madness of mask and vax mandates momentarily loses it's grip on me. I am absolutely livid that those who set up these rules to combat the minuscule probability all but ensure that real big probabilities for many people will grow even bigger. Talk about penny-wise and pound-foolish. For some reason they do not even acknowledge that concerns other than covid exist, that are absolutely dwarfing their fearmongering despite all their trying.

The message I am hearing from covid-enthusiasts is: "You're rubbish, crazy, mental nutjob. Your problems are imaginary, and if you die tomorrow from your own hand, good riddance! Our fully vaxed percentage will go higher, for the common good."
I know this is off-topic, but date pickers that don't let you type the date are so infuriating to me.
Ironically, probably the most "too smart for the truth" type person I know is both a massive Neil Young AND Rogan fan.
> The only question really then is how fast do we want the unvaccinated to do the getting antibodies by getting COVID thing.

I think the question that so many people forget is how fast the unvaccinated themselves want to get antibodies, not how fast someone else wants to get them antibodies.

> I'd say the answer to that should be determined by the hospital capacity. If a region has sufficient hospital capacity that it would not be overwhelmed by the increase in COVID cases among the unvaccinated go ahead and lift most restrictions.

Im my country, Germany, that currently is debating mandatory vaccinations for everyone, the maximum average share of Covid patients was 5% at the top of the most deadly Covid wave. 95% of patients were in for other reasons.

https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/fileadmin/Dateie...

> Gemessen an der vorhandenen Bettenkapazität ergibt sich eine durchschnittliche Belegungsquote von 1,3% durch COVID-19. Die höchsten tagesbezogenen Belegungsquoten gab es in der zweiten Dezemberhälfte mit knapp 5% aller Betten.

I don't want to have to undergo medical procedures, just for optimizing a statistic by a very small percentage (for two weeks in a year) that could have been optimized in other ways. Some pointless covid intervations at national level have burned so much money that nations could have built thousands of new hospitals instead.
> I do not think Intel is even after Apple yet but they look to have caught up and surpassed AMD with this release for sure.

Such a beautiful sentence to read. Love the actual competition these days.
I personally agree that our goal should be not having to work to live. Making a "living" should not be a thing. People should work because they want to work, or because they want a higher amount of resources and comfort than the basic level provides. That said, that position is one that Fox News would be happy to make a field day of for their viewers, especially if they get someone who can't coherently argue for it, and that's exactly what they got.
Yes, it's a regular occurrence, not the whole channel yet. And technically it's "reduced monetization" but that works out to a 90% drop in income on those videos.

And again, before all of HN jumps on me, yes I get why, and agree why, but no I'm not doing it for the reasons many of you think and will want to chastise me for. I really do just look like this. If it was just a matter of changing outfits like a normal functional human being I really would at this point, it's just...not that easy. I'm contemplating an explanation video but it's a sensitive subject for me and not an easy thing to do. Yelling at me that I have it coming because I'm a lying whore trying to cheat poor innocent simps out of their money isn't going to make it any easier to offer a more complete backstory.