skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've seen this sentiment a lot but it doesn't track with my experience. 4K@60Hz is now common and very cheap (<300€ for an LG IPS 27'' screen). It definitely wasn't just a few years ago, people even bought weird 4k@30Hz screens as a compromise. 5K is an intermediate step most manufacturers didn't bother with and we're getting 8K now at which point we've pretty much maxed out human vision for almost all applications. As far as I can tell we live in the future and nobody is happy. Maybe it is because very high end screens did 4K and 5K early and stopped there for a while because at that price it was a niche. Meanwhile all the innovation has been on making the cheaper ones reach that same level.
My mom uses an old iPhone 5, and is only giving it up this year because the carrier will no longer support 3G. I am glad the new SE phone is available ... the button and small form factor are really important for her.
Planetscale does a good job at that, but for MySQL
Squeezing a Wordle Clone onto the Game Boy
I am not sure about iPhone X but I thought there was a new mode on the latest iOS that allows you to add a second Face ID unlock when wearing a mask? Its an additional setup you have to do I think?
Yet they're experiencing outages at the same time. If they don't share a platform then that actually makes it look less like a coincidence I'd say, no? (still not saying it means anything, maybe they have some joint dependencies that are down for completely unrelated reasons)
Putin has been in power there for 20 years. Been attacking neighbor nations for at least 14 years, offhand. He has a clear track record. Info has been out there, and for a looooong time ordinary Russians were able to get facts, if they wished.

They've had plenty of time to move away. Some have. Some chose to stay. These are the consequences of the choices they made.
GPU scaling is absolutely not linear in that way. nvidia gave up on that in recent generations as without software support to match, you had situations where double 1080s were 95% as fast as one 1080 with worse frame times.

Might be nice for e.g. ML where you can effectively treat them as entirely independent GPUs but for games I would be surprised if this matches a high end GPU.
The drone theory is possible, but speculative. They could be used for transport or paratroops.

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/44532/russia-appears-t...

>Those aircraft could potentially be used together with the An-2s as part of a wider assault on Ukraine’s ground-based air defense network which has remained relatively intact against great odds.

>That, however, is not confirmed and we don’t know for sure that Russia plans to use the An-2s in this way.

Interesting to think about either way.
Apple have some serious chip design abilities. Imagine if they entered the server market, with this architecture it could be very successful.
Just for clarity, that article is about the M1 Pro and the M1 Max chips from October.
I agree that there should absolutely be a way to rehome children whose families aren't able to handle the situation. The point of the article was that it needs to be tracked and regulated much, much more thoroughly. The article focuses on these online groups where people advertise these children and hand them off to interested strangers with basically no safety checks in place.

It seems like this often happens with parents who have had enough issues with the authorities in the past that going through more legitimate avenues would trigger an investigation that would likely see all of their children removed from the home. Which is why I think the root of the problem is people who are not qualified being allowed to adopt children, often way more than any reasonable person could hope to care for.
Epic M1 fit good
> Which market research document did you get this factoid from?

Tip of the hat for a rare correct use of the word "factoid".
Am I being excommunicated already? I thought that's what I said.
It depends on how the display is detected. Never got it to work with Dell UltraSharps, but some curved LG display works fine.
Baseball is one of the worst sports for television because the game is done when the game is done. That just doesn't work so well for the half-hour time slots that TV uses. All these dumb rule changes lately to try to get the games to always take no more than 3 hours is MLB trying to fit the TV model.

In-person and streaming don't have this constraint. That's what MLB should be emphasizing. So this is a great move. We need baseball to be an in-person/streaming-first, tv-last game. Then just say "we're not like the others, how about enjoying baseball and your other favorite sport?"
I was recently horrified to learn that the baby glass bottle I had been using with my baby had lead paint on it. https://tamararubin.com/2021/12/sailor-themed-glass-nuk-baby...

Apparently, it's considered to be acceptable by current standards. Despite the fact that babies will obviously touch the bottle (and the paint) and then put their hands in their mouth. I bought glass bottles because I wanted to avoid plastic thinking it'd be safer and I was reassured by seeing that they were manufactured in Germany :(

I think we still have very far to go in terms of toxic substance exposure.
How does Apple manage to blow every other computing OEM out of the water? What's in the secret sauce of their company?

Is it great leadership? Top tier engineering talent? Lots of money? I simply don't understand.
If only Apple made an Ultra-powerful computer that could drive 8K...
We have to take laxatives as well. The night before the appointment usually. That's when you must start fasting.
It's no contradiction. Price controls do not work for the purpose that is generally given for them. The stated purpose is generally to reduce prices seen by consumers, or to subsidize producers of some particular good/service. It's extremely rare that the stated purpose is "to stop consumption of the product in question"!
Not sure that getting into Ukrainian meat grinder is really better prospect. Actually the quite opposite looks to be true.
Its just a spec upgrade from last years phone no?
This hasn't been true since M1's release
What's bad about the XDR?
Mumble+IRC still gives me the warm-and-fuzzies.
It's much more complicated than that those ostensible 'affiliations' indicate. Many Trump voters do not identify as 'Republicans'. Don't assume elections are 'rigged' because of some uneasy data. There are obviously specific issues with voting but even then it's more nuanced.
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Your homepage pulls something off:

facebook.net
googletagmanager.com
profitwell.com
hotjar.com

Ain't that some potent irony.
Scenario: Previously-Polish now-Ukrainian MIGs sitting at an airbase in eastern Poland waiting to be picked up by Ukrainian pilots. Russia sends a few longer range cruise missiles at the base, destroying the Ukrainian planes. What is NATO's next move?

Putin wants to test boundaries to find spongy contours. The more clear cut a situation is, the better.
Nothing gets you high like creating.
The really obnoxious thing is that Sweden does not use gas nor much oil for electricity production. Hydropower and nuclear form the base load, wind and solar add when available, the peak load is mostly covered through oil but this was only needed in times of peak demand - read very cold winter nights. The "party for the environment" has forced the closure of half of the nuclear plants leading to an increased use of those peak plants but this is not the only thing which has driven up the prices here. They went up because prices outside of Sweden went up and Sweden is connected to the European power distribution network, making it possible for Swedish power to be sold to other countries. This in turn has led to sky-high prices here, an enormous boon for the government and extreme power bills for the rest.
Get the IP of the server the phishing site is hosted on. Look up who owns it. [1] Try to determine if they are resellers or the primary owner of the address space. Give any logs or URL's to the hosting provider. Make sure they understand that the site changes based on user-agent or network so they will have to test from a mobile device.

[1] - https://bgp.he.net/
I would expect these to be permissioned systems, so it will still be going ng through 3rd parties. The govt is not going to have the population using non-custodial wallets. There will be no mining or staking.
What would you use multiple HDMI ports for? Do you exclusively use HDMI only screens/tv?
They likely won't re-visit the Xserve, IMO. No reason to. They can't sell them at a premium compared to peers and its outside their area of expertise.
QuickJS is awesome. I’m using it to allow you to execute javascript in a markdown-like file format that allows you to manipulate the document tree programmatically before rendering to html. Has turned out much nicer than CPython which I was using before.
The home button isn’t reappearing.

It’s an upgrade to the SE, which always had the home button
Why would they use soldered RAM as cache? It's not like it's faster then replaceable RAM. Unless they go HBM2 but I doubt that.
But ssd is not 100 usd gumstick from of the shelf it’s integrated and sports speeds of 7.4GB/s at the top end. Shrug
The PC market seems to be driven by the gamers and the word on the gamers street is that it's all about latency.

I actually like extra wide displays. There are few interesting options like that but the rest seems to be dominated by low color, low resolution, low latency stuff.
You betcha. Once upon a time there was a 6-person rotation, now down to 2.
There are very few true independents. They may label themselves such, but they don’t vote that way.

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/few-americans-who-ident...

They just want to avoid the label of being one or the other.
Ukraine does not have to try anything. Instead they have problem of making formations out of volunteers fast enough.
Already on it! https://github.com/webonnx/wonnx - runs ONNX neural networks on top of WebGPU (in the browser, or using wgpu on top of Vulkan/DX12/..)
> Its also not acceptable to downvote because you disagree.

Not really. There isn't a specific guideline on what downvoting means or what is acceptable to downvote.

Some people downvote comments they disagree with, some do it for comments that don't add anything meaningful to the dicussion, etc.
This is a complete misreading of the separation of powers. The legislature create the law (ban certain media), the executive implements the law (sends the police to shut down the offices/servers), and then the judicial branch hear challenges to the whether the law itself created by the legislature is lawful, or whether the executive acted lawfully.

What you are thinking about are warrants, which doesn't apply in this case. Warrants are individual orders that are issued to an officer that allows them to perform certain duties that would otherwise not be allowed, like searching inside a private property or seizing property.
That's my point, but the article says they are in the middle between Democrats and Republicans. They could be anywhere on the political spectrum, however.
> It boggles my mind how little attention very high pixel density displays have been getting from PC display manufacturers.

Didn't Apple corner the market on these displays by buying up all available capacity for retinas?
luma.gl is also working on a new version to support WebGPU: https://luma.gl/docs/v9-api
Read up on crypto export controls as they were implemented in the 90s, and still are today for anything that falls under e.g. ITAR.

It's not a perfect way to block open source, but in practice it could be done and would mostly "work". The chilling effect and collateral damage would be massive though.
Haha streaming is officially worse than cable. It was only a matter of time, really.
Don’t feed the “but I can build a pc for less” crowd. They can’t see the apples to oranges comparison they’re making: a Mac is not a PC. They have different use-cases and run different software.
Well the point of using multiple reputable sources is that regardless of what basis it's reported, there is at least some widespread agreement. How does that "not help in anyway(sic)"?
Good people are boring.
> This is why cities are less healthy for you as well.

Is there a citation for this? First time I've heard this said.

If that were true wouldn't all the ultra wealthy avoid living in cities at all?
> at what point do we decide to continue to serve Russians because the citizenry are still people.

Hmm, lets ask the North Koreans!

Sanctions don't make a better world, but it's better than bombs.

We can also try another "Russian Reset", I think both Bush and Obama did a "Russian Reset" with Putin.

If we don't want Russia to have a powerful military, sanctions is the least evil tool we have.
Maybe?
"Core" is apple, and everyone else sells oranges, so you need good benchmarks to compare.
Setting the 8K screen farther away so it fills the same field of view will make it strictly better than the smaller 5K if you can manage it. Same view, more angular resolution and your eyes are focused farther away which reduces eye strain.
They're doing quite a lot of work here:

https://developer.apple.com/machine-learning/

https://developer.apple.com/machine-learning/create-ml/

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/createml
But capitalism only became capitalist imperialism at a definite and very high stage of its development, when certain of its fundamental characteristics began to change into their opposites, when the features of the epoch of transition from capitalism to a higher social and economic system had taken shape and revealed themselves in all spheres. Economically, the main thing in this process is the displacement of capitalist free competition by capitalist monopoly. Free competition is the basic feature of capitalism, and of commodity production generally; monopoly is the exact opposite of free competition, but we have seen the latter being transformed into monopoly before our eyes, creating large-scale industry and forcing out small industry, replacing large-scale by still larger-scale industry, and carrying concentration of production and capital to the point where out of it has grown and is growing monopoly: cartels, syndicates and trusts, and merging with them, the capital of a dozen or so banks, which manipulate thousands of millions. At the same time the monopolies, which have grown out of free competition, do not eliminate the latter, but exist above it and alongside it, and thereby give rise to a number of very acute, intense antagonisms, frictions and conflicts. Monopoly is the transition from capitalism to a higher system.

If it were necessary to give the briefest possible definition of imperialism we should have to say that imperialism is the monopoly stage of capitalism. Such a definition would include what is most important, for, on the one hand, finance capital is the bank capital of a few very big monopolist banks, merged with the capital of the monopolist associations of industrialists; and, on the other hand, the division of the world is the transition from a colonial policy which has extended without hindrance to territories unseized by any capitalist power, to a colonial policy of monopolist possession of the territory of the world, which has been completely divided up.
Where does this fit in the lineup of Macs?

The 27" iMac is gone and the Mac Studio looks like it's taking the place of that or could even be the new Pro.

I don't want that thing on my desktop, I want a big all-in-one.

At least the Studio Display looks like it could be used to stuff some kind of M chip in down the road for a "pro" all-in-one option.
> do you not want to engage in the world? are you not curious about other people, interested in heearing them think?

Everything seems the same. Everyone is complaining about the same 10 things over and over.
The pro is most likely going to have ram and PCIe slots.
What is provable is that the type of fluoride that they are using is NOT the supposedly 'healthy' type that is good for teeth.
It is the most they can get on one die, but they can glue multiple dies together and get more.
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The key feature is "HDMI 2.1 display stream compression", which is only present in very recent GPUs, and without which a computer can't output 8k at all. If it's new enough to have that feature, it's fast enough to handle 8k no problem. I don't typically run videogames at 8k, but I'm sitting close enough that I want them centered in a ~4k window anyways rather than filling my peripheral vision.
I'd beg to differ. Especially in Japan, it's an incredibly popular sport. The problem is that MLB does not have a single clue how to market it, especially to younger fans. Not only that, but it continues to lose lifelong fans whenever the owners cause a work stoppage (like the current one).
I think the most important use of the neural engines so far is for the internal camera postprocessing. Better camera postprocessing is the reason why people buy new iPhones.
But if it works, well its better than Jony Ive‘s „design is everything, function is last“ approach.

- Like the Mac Pro (2013) which was thermal limited even with the launch configuration and could not be refreshed because more power would mean less power through throttling

- Magic Mouse 2 which well u could not use while charging

- Macbook Pro Touchbar which is there because there was nothing else to „inovate“

- MacBook Pro Keyboard which is so thin and lookin good that the owner has to replace it every 6 month
Yup:

"Now we're going to have designers from different backgrounds, different voices, different experiences, being able to have a seat at the table." (34:30)
The single home button was such a brilliant UX move. It's been weird to watch them ditch it. Such a genius little safety blanket for ordinary users. "WTF is going on?!" Press home—the only button visible on the face of the phone—and you're back in familiar territory.
> the legislature can pass a law that explicitly says ...

Yes. Laws just reflect what people think is just. People elect legislators to pass absolutely any law people want.
Person who has never taken an econ course: "Price controls are great!"

Person who has taken an undergraduate econ course only: "Price controls are terrible!"

Mathematical economists: "Price controls are bad by definition, under highly restrictive assumptions about human welfare."

Economists who study the actual history of price controls: "It varies and depends."

Regarding the last view, Isabella Weber has done some interesting work: https://twitter.com/IsabellaMWeber
Or maybe the point is to make Russia poor... Or maybe just do something, because doing nothing is the alternative.
And massively behind in terms of power consuption
The company split in two about a year and a half ago (maybe more?) into hiring and venture.
Alright, fair enough point. Belarus is safe for now.
I think Microsoft also pulled out of Russia as well so Excel is off the table as well.
The Thunderbolt ports support 120Hz though. I've been using the company MBP 14" with a 144Hz display without a hitch.
In...datacenters? That's a strange usecase!
Neural Engines may be used in CoreML models. I don't know it can be used with Apple's BNNS library [1]. You can use with TensorFlow Lite with coreML delegate as well [2]. And some tried to reverse engineer it and used it for model training [3].

[1] https://developer.apple.com/documentation/accelerate/bnns

[2] https://www.tensorflow.org/lite/performance/coreml_delegate

[3] https://github.com/geohot/tinygrad#ane-support-broken
>"Hopefully the posters will consider backing up claims with citations in the future"

>"It sounds snarky but it's a really serious question. Are banks definitely obligated to continue to operate the accounts of someone who has committed a crime against them? Are they not allowed to block the account pending legal process?"

You're essentially doing the same thing by asserting that banks do have the right to seize account holders' funds and then expecting evidence to the contrary.

There is a big difference between providing service - and suspending it for whatever reasons they stipulate - and literally just confiscating the account holder's money. I'm certain US Banking laws prohibit banks from doing this. I don't have a citation for you, but you can go digging if you need one.

But here's a related concept that sheds some light on my stance. There are all sorts of unclaimed and lost property laws across the US where people have left money in bank accounts that have lapsed. Those people are still entitled to withdraw their money. The bank does not have the right to just take it. Even after a few decades, people can still claim the account funds. If no claim is ever made, I believe that money goes to the government's general fund - depending on the state.
Just skimming over your 2 meal day idea, it involves meal 1, meal 2, meal 3, meal 4. That seems a bit confusing to your don't eat more than 2 meals a day.
At almost twice the price of a desktop with the same RTX3070 from Dell or HP.

It's definitely a great machine, but if you're a gamer - stay away.
They tried that before and flopped.

The server market is different. Companies buy servers from the low bidder. Apple has never really played in that market.
I wonder how long it will be until a CPU as capable as this one will be the required baseline for ordinary apps. Is there any hope that the upgrade treadmill will stop any time soon?
> The GPU in the M1 Ultra beats the top-of-the-line Nvidia? That's nuts.

We don't know yet. Apple is benchmarking against Workstation graphics cards

"production 2.5GHz 28-core Intel Xeon W-based Mac Pro systems with 384GB of RAM and AMD Radeon Pro W6900X graphics with 32GB of GDDR6"
iPhone 13 Mini is even smaller than this (and lighter). And with a larger screen due to slimmer bezels.
I am still salty about a ban AngelList applied on my profile after I reported a (supposedly) CEO of a Los Angeles startup for insulting me when I rejected an invitation to join them. Instead of banning this person’s account, they banned mine. Interestingly, AngelList still sends me emails saying “[User] is interested in your profile”, even though I can’t log into the platform anymore. The unsubscribe button doesn’t even work.
Twitter is the fastest way for me to feel like I'm a completely worthless human being, especially in the tech sector.

It overwhelmingly emphasizes the following, from my experience:

1. If you are not famous, you don't matter.
2. Front-end engineers are invariably the most important and skillful, and backend engineers really aren't valuable.
3. If you hold any position that's even accidentally politically incorrect, you will be publicly shamed for it, and some people are quite relentless at bringing up tiny past mistakes.

Overall, it seems like a fairly useless space unless you can take advantage of the above 3, or if you want to have the lowest self-esteem possible as rapidly as possible.
I think I prefer my design, but I have the luxury of a GC. The SSO is 64bit, but has no length. strlen on 7 byte can be made constant via SSE.
It's just zero terminated and needs some tag bits, with 00 for the SSO, 01 for longer strings and 10 for view.
Although true, transistor count is only tangentially related to performance
And all the drama about Rails is the creator has nuanced political views... Better than most communities.
The state of the world between 1945 and now wasn't exactly sunshine and rainbows either... During that period Stalin was still hell-bent on conquering the world and subjugated dozens of nations, Mao killed tens of millions of Chinese, the Khmers murdered around 25% of Cambodia's population, millions were killed in the Vietnam war etc.
Apple's ARM chips can process a metric ton of ops per cycle due to the architecture of the chip: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25257932