skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I like small phones, and the SE was one of my choices up until recently. I thought I was going to wait for the iphone 14 mini but it doesn't seem to happen. So I decided to bite on the iPhone 13 mini. So far it's better than the SE 2nd I've been using since the release.

The 13 mini is a bit smaller, the battery is significantly better, the camera is also a lot better and the portrait is available to mostly everything (not just a human face for the SE). It has all the good things I've been wanting. The only thing missing is the finger print reader, but the iOS 15.4 allows us to use with a mask on. So far the FaceID seems accurate and convenient most of the time.

If you're using an SE 2nd, consider a 12 mini or 13 mini.
It will probably take multiple build back better budgets to restructure US infrastructure and industrial base to get the ball rolling.
I imagine the post you're replying to means that they don't want a presentation to look too planned and staged (which feels insincere). Of course you want to practice, but you want to make it look natural and effortless at the same time.

Like a stand-up comedian who makes it sound like he's telling an anecdote (that just happened to come to mind) for the first time, even though he's told it a million times on stage before.

("Acting is acting like you're not acting.")
Reminds me of this from Minions: https://youtu.be/Xs4LF8QnELM

At least it’s less confusing than the fucked up Intel and AMD product numbers.
I happen to live in a country that was invaded by the USSR at the end of WWII and chose to trun arms against the Germans and help the USSR rather than face a protracted battle, Romania. This led to us losing a pretty big part of our country, Moldova, and staying as part of the Eastern bloc for the next 50 years. Still, no one thinks our forefathers should have bravely resisted the Allied invasion. Sure, the USSR's enemy was Nazi Germany, an even worse horrid disgusting regime, so the situation is definitely not identical by any means. But still, war takes such a horrendous toll on a population, particularly a protracted war, that almost anything is preferable.

I doubt the people of Crimea for example are suffering as much as if they had been through war - I'm not even sure they would welcome a Ukrainian operation to reconquer them (even though, to be clear, I don't believe Putin's referendum was anything other than a sham). I would also ask the 500,000 to 2 million killed afghans, and the 3 million wounded, if they are happy their deaths tore down the USSR, and would gladly go through that again.
Even if it worked perfectly, it's bad design.
Fan attendance was limited by Covid-related restrictions for the first half of the season, and the Blue Jays played in Buffalo in a minor league ballpark for part of the year. By the time the NFL season started the capacity restrictions had been lifted. The TV ratings are a worrying trend for most leagues other than the NFL.
Chip-on-Wafer-on-Substrate (CoWoS) – TSMC
Will There Ever Be a 'Cure' for Addiction?
This is all cute, but the most important quality for getting jobs and moving up the ladder is self promotion, which requires opening your mouth.
Refineries are like nuclear plants- no new ones in almost a half century (1976), but significant upgrades of existing ones. Both due to environmental regulations and cost.
It's only a loaded term because it's a big deal, but that is the textbook definition of a coup. I'm not even saying all coups are bad or unnecessary. But it was definitely a coup by every meaning of the word.
I don't really bring my desktop computers in sketchy situations where they might get wet. They tend to sit in the exact same spot on my desk in my office for their entire lifetime. It'd be a weird trade off to design a desktop computer for physical durability and water resistance...
Good to see the kind of computer we can all afford in ten years or so.
Well crazy mac hardware is actually not very good compared to PC graphic cards.
Others, note that the new archive name is 'stable-security'. You might need to update your pins if you upgraded from Buster and you're not seeing the update now. I put in a pull request to add it to the release notes.
>EU members to assist in case of military attack

Treaty text specifies: Aid and assist. Likewise, the second paragraph specifies the NATO remain foundation of NATO member states' security.

It remains untested if "aid and assist" means fighter planes fighting sorties, boots on the ground, or nuclear umbrella. There is very little formal structure for EU military operations, because most member states coordinate via NATO structures.

North Atlantic Treaty is very clear: it says that all member states are in war if one is attacked and specifies use of armed force. While it hasn't been tested either, NATO has the genuine military organization, armed forces and nuclear warheads to implement it.
Google does make money from ads, but that is not their primary business. Yes they have AdWords and they bought DoubleClick around 2007. They also have YouTube that took them forever to figure out how to monetize. They bought Urchin (Google Analytics) specifically to monetize AdWords.

Google’s primary business is search. They monetize search in a couple different ways. The primary revenue model for search is micro auctions to determine ranking of product placement on search results.

I don’t have numbers but I suspect Google ads get far more eyeballs than do their search results. The distinction though is margin not quantity. Ads aren’t worth very much. Google ads generate a higher margin than Facebook ads but still tiny, like maybe fractions of a penny. When I was at Travelocity a million years ago I remember hotels bidding up to $18 per click for placement on searches related to Las Vegas. Not only is that click-through worth a fortune it is also relevant and thus far more likely to be clicked.

EDIT

Death by a thousand paper cuts.

Somebody provided a source below, they clearly did not read, which explains all of this:

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/05/18/how-does-google-make-money-a...

> Search is Google’s most lucrative unit. In 2020, the company generated $104 billion in “search and other” revenues, making up 71% of Google’s ad revenue and 57% of Alphabet’s total revenue.

This section of the article further details how the auctions differ from online advertisement products.

I don't have the source but Google's chief economist has been very clear about how the micro auctions work and generate revenue separately from display ads.
Doing some quick searching around.

I know there is Crossover, Wine technically works on Mac from what I can tell also. So not sure if there is a technical reason Proton couldn't work on Mac other than just not building it.

Apple does talk a lot about gaming now on the iPhone and iPad, I would love to see them talk about it more on Mac (especially with how powerful these are) and maybe work with Proton like Steam is for the Steam Deck.
Seriously. If Apple supported gaming more I'd be able to drop this PC.

Could be the sort of thing that could cause an avalanche of switchers.

You'd also pull over the entire games industry into the Apple space. Right now we code on PCs. As Apple silicon gets better, it's gonna be more and more painful to not be able to make use of that.
> assuming willingness to pay is a proxy for that

Hum... Does that assumption ever hold?

Willingness to pay is a proxy for your early earnings and ROI. It correlates very weekly to anything else.
This is pretty squarely marketed towards current users of 27" iMacs and iMac Pro's, so from that perspective the "modularity" being spoken of is the ability to use the display with things that aren't the Mac as well as the ability to upgrade the display. Thunderbolt 4 also makes it better than the previous TB3 iMacs in terms of external expansion.
I feel like everyone immediately realized what a terrible UX scrolljacking provides when the trend started, but Apple has pressed on despite their (in my opinion) otherwise thoughtful UX design.
Because your goal is not to maximize your chances of getting at least one point, it's to maximize the expected number of points you get.
Funny that they wanted the MIGs to go to Germany first and then given to the USA, in exchange for replacement jets.

It looks like a very thinly veiled attempt at denying direct involvement. Everyone knows those MIGs are going to be given to Ukraine.
> but if it is one not popular on twitter it is risky...

Right now or at any point in the future. People have been canceled for things they said many years and opinion changes ago.
I don't think something like Proton will pan out. What will likely happen is that the larger studio making AAA games will want an iOS port. At that point, it will be trivial to tweak it for the M1 chips. Games like Elden Ring and and GTA are perfectly playable on an iPad with a controller. M1 Apple TVs are definitely in the pipeline. iOS makes it worthwhile for AAA studios to port their hits over to the Apple ecosystem.
Darn. I was really hoping for a new Macbook Air :/
I'm pretty sure they meant "buy and connect up to three our new displays however you like".
Looks like all the people saying "just start fusing those M1 CPU's into bigger ones" were right, that's basically what they did here (fused two M1 Max'es together).

And since the presenter mentioned the Mac Pro would come on another day, I wonder if they'll just do 4x M1 Max for that.
Fun fact - if you have "reduce motion" enabled on macOS the webpage becomes a normal flat scrollable page (what you'd expect).
You also have to consider thermals and how the air would flow over components.

It's not just as simple as adding more holes
That's $2300 in todays dollars if it helps the cost comparison
> But a lot of them voted for a really terrible President

In fairness, the media did a really good job making the low gas prices, low inflation, low taxes, record low illegal border crossings, well-handled foreign policy, and record breaking speedy vaccine development of the last administration somehow seem like the most evil thing ever, so a misled public can’t really be blamed too much for who they voted into office now.

I think more than anything they were just tired of hearing about it so they voted for the current guy for a little media break.
> This feels oddly specific. I'm not sure why you can't engage on Twitter and still not be "lacking in real life."

It all depends on your definition of "engaging on Twitter". People reading their compiled follow lists and occasionally posting a thing or two are one thing, and that's definitely doable without "lacking in real life". But I struggle to imagine how one can spend 20-30 hours a week engaging in wild debates on twitter and not "lack in real life".

I've noticed similar tendencies in myself recently, but with Discord instead of Twitter. After doing some prolonged soul-searching, I found that to be one of the main reasons.
Show me a higher/same resolution display with a higher refresh rate. I'd genuinely curious. I've been searching for a new monitor for a few weeks and can't find anything with 4K and more than 60Hz refresh rate.
The M1 Ultra is likely using CoWoS from TSMC.

https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/tsmc/cowos
ARM1 and Apple M1 Ultra at the same scale
Holding out for the M1 Ultra Magnum Turbo
In this case it's unclear; it requires Thunderbolt in, and any TB-to-HDMI adapter used will likely cause issues.
They literally said in the keynote that the new Mac Pro is in the pipeline
It's insane how boldly (for Apple) they focused on ports and cables. I can't remember a previous demo video that showed so many ugly cables hanging out the back of the machine. They've finally realized it's a selling point!
Have you tried Parallels?

It works incredibly well on the M1 macs.

https://www.parallels.com/
Russia has waged a fairly aggressive indirect war with the EU and the US for a long time, I'm afraid. RT was one of those means, as were network attacks, as was the illegal financing of radical anti-constitutional and anti-democratic parties all over Europe and the US to destabilize political systems, as was the instigation and support of violent groups. Western governments and intelligence agencies have been way too lenient with Russian intelligence efforts in the past 10-20 years.

Now that Russia has introduced a law that can jail journalists with 15 years in prison for mentioning that there is a war in Ukraine, it's plain obvious that RT and other Russian state press has nothing to do with journalism. Maybe I'm wrong but I don't remember having seen any local language Soviet TV channels officially being broadcast via Western European infrastructure during the Cold War either. You could only watch them e.g. near the border to the GDR... and nothing of value was lost.
> What can they really do, in a single machine, that is more "Pro" than the Studio?

I'm guessing the Mac Pro will focus more on Upgradability and adding expansion slots? That seems like a direction Apple is willing to go tbh.
Pitching changes lead to a commercial break - and current coaching strategies lead to frequent changes. Combine that with everyone consistently swinging for the fences vs. putting the ball in play with runners aboard, and the game gets tedious to watch.
I spend alot of time on Discord on multiple servers. With this outage, I couldn't access any of the servers I'm involved in, which gives me some time to look at open source self hosted alternatives:

https://revolt.chat/ - very similar to discord

https://rocket.chat/ - more similar to slack than discord

https://fosscord.com/ - feels a bit incomplete, I had a hard time using their fosscord instance
http://archive.today/axioB
The design of it looks a bit off to me.
Like a cheap mac-ish intel nuc designed by huawei with their matebooks.

https://www.theverge.com/2018/5/29/17396818/huawei-matebook-...
They've had the iMac line using these displays forever and it hasn't filtered down to other display makers. Only LG via the ultrafine line has used these densities (also Windows and Linux support is lacking or janky)
Production monitors tend to not be high refresh rate, across the industry.
I'm talking about laptops - if this is a desktop then I stand corrected (though it still applies to the higher-end versions of the laptops which would be at a similar price). I guess the non-repairability and non-upgradability arguments still apply though, even more so for desktops (some parts in my gaming desktop are still from 2011).
Putin most certainly can win a nuclear war. He has literally thousands of nukes.
Why should I have to rely on a corporation's uptime and/or solvency to listen to music?
I don't have any evidence of government action so I assume it is voluntary. A simple example is I tried to Google search Ukrainian troop locations last weekend and got zero hits.

A number of Wikipedia articles for historic events are also actively being revised
It’s a fair point. But there are industrial processes that need consistent high levels of power. So large cities will probably want fusion for industrial customers, and that power will be made available to others.

Actually if you have fusion you start to think of power hungry things to use it for that were previously infeasible. Carbon capture is one.

For tritium, I’m a little fuzzy on this but I thought maybe the system generates the tritium from duterium inside the reactor? It sounded like it only needs duterium as an input.
it ensures you meet your deadlines too
I have been going through some significant personal issues over the past year, and finding productive outlets for processing those feelings/emotions/etc was indeed the genesis for getting more serious about a fitness routine.

But now that I'm there, it's clear that this really is a helpful long-term pattern to follow for mental well-being, quite apart from being now in my mid-30s and needing to actually be intentional about staying in shape.
Piracy and open source are orthogonal concepts. If anything piracy removes the main driver for having open source: free stuff
Speaking as someone who's in the market for a new display, I haven't been able to find a quality 27" 5K screen. LG has one, but it gets poor reviews. Everybody else is selling 4Ks, which is lower effective resolution than what I'm using now (a 23" 1920x1200 Apple Cinema display). So this is definitely appealing to me.
If you middle-click and scroll down smoothly, it's a better experience (provided you nail the right speed). However, there's a bunch of text you miss doing it that way.
To respond to your other comment, homicide rates were falling starting around 1990, and the prison population exploded after that. Something else must be going one here. According to the Federal Bureau of Prisons[1] as of last month 45.3% of the total US prison population is there for non-violent drug offenses. Only 3.1% is for homicide, assault, or kidnapping. In the late 80s and early 90s lots of states and the federal government instituted really draconian sentencing laws.

So yeah, violent crime is WAY down from 1990, drug arrests have been soaring since.

[1]https://www.bop.gov/about/statistics/statistics_inmate_offen...
I'm in that group. I've consciously cut out Facebook and Twitter in part because of the toxic echo chambers they've become. HN is about the only place I'll wade in sometimes because the level of discourse seems higher.

A little rabbit trail though: Looking at the graph in the article, I'm wondering if US isn't ripe for a party system change. It's not _always_ been Republican vs Democrat in our history. Both sides are incentivized away from supporting a 3rd party out of fear it will help the "other side" and primary systems etc. have entrenched the current 2 party system. But with such great and growing discontent, I wonder if a switch like from Whigs or the handful of other parties won't eventually happen.
I saw a post once for a journalism job with local media here. 4-6 articles a day.

Not sure how you could do that job without Twitter.
I wouldn't consider canceling and pile on mobs to be the same thing. I'm getting piled on here, I wouldn't say I'm getting canceled lol
Game developers are creators!

Additionally all the creators, musicians, artists, etc that are making assets for and working with the game industry are having to use PCs to interface with the game.
Unfortunately, it is a big point of Russian internal propaganda which demonizes it into foreign "soldiers of fortune", "mercenaries" coming to fight Russia, basically they are making it into an additional point of how Russia in this war is basically defending itself from foreign invasion. "Ukraine is being pumped up with foreign weapons and mercenaries!". Unfortunately Russians are eating it.

As a glaring example of how gullible are Russians to their propaganda - this official Russian TV story shows planes with unguided dumb bombs (FAB-250, 500lbs) with which Russia bombs Ukrainian cities, and they call it "high-precision missiles" and "point-precision weapons" with which Russia supposedly strikes only military targets (while any Russian can find, yet wouldn't, on YouTube the videos of Ukraine cities destruction by those bombs) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrekdY2FgD0 , yet if you talk to a Russian in Russia they will be screaming that they only "precision-strike only military targets".
Never joined the game, never will, see absolutely 0 reason. I don't care what he and she and he said, I guess you can say I am way more impressed by deeds than endless blabbing. Anytime I open it due to being embedded in news articles and wanting to see detailed photo being shown, I see basically news/youtube/whatever shallow and pathetic comment section. Echo chambers. Weird dynamics which don't happen in real life.

Why would you do this to yourself? I mean if you are a balanced adult who knows what they want in life and are not affected by massive mood swings and insecurities for whatever reason.

It is of course not black and white, it seems that ie right now Ukrainian defenders have a very good platform to inform whole world, no need to have BBC/CNN guys embedded in the heart of bombed city. That's cool and all. I just really don't like the rest of the whole society evolved around it.
We barely had dual-core processors back then. It's fair to assume that Flash's capabilities would have improved with hardware advances.
Isn't the whole point of sanctions to make the citizenry upset with the current state of affairs, and put pressure (protest or even revolution) if things get to bad?
yes! i have been so worried about my macbook 2014 dying because I don't want the new macbooks. this looks awesome.
Not really, I'm daily driving a rooted $300 2019 Xiaomi, but the thing does have an edge-to-edge display, and thin bezels are a godsend for people with small hands, like me.
I'm just curious how that would look like and what would be compatible.

Seems interesting!
By definition, a decrease in average asset value decreases the net worth of those with assets more than those without.

Which isn't to say it's more painful to the wealthy, as they have the excess assets to buffer, but is to say that millionaires and billionaires don't have a magic "avoid recession impact" button.
I expect Microsoft's answer to that will be to run an instance of Windows in Azure.
You can get the best of both worlds. Stop worrying too much about what you think and say, like you mentioned; and also stop engaging on Twitter.
can’t wait for M1 Ultra Pro Max Utimate
Now that I think about it. I wonder if those heavily invested think it as part of their job while it generates them hits of dopamine like drugs... So they can easily justify their addiction...
only seems to look or work "good" when you just scroll by holding down the arrow keys
> they're doing it at a price point that's competitive compared to all of the companies out there

I think they're blowing all their competitors out of the water with the price point. It's not just a 10-20% difference in price anymore.
A good person does not use Twitter. If you use Twitter therefore you are a bad person and deserve to be cancelled.
> Google Play Music was the only app to really nail it

For what it's worth, I have had good results with Apple Music. It works great as a "custom jukebox in the sky" for me.

I use iTunes installed from the Windows Store and just drag my own music files onto iTunes. It syncs them to Apple Music where the files stand right alongside the streamed tracks from the paid service. I can put them in playlists together, edit metadata for my own tracks or Apple Music ones, see (and add!) lyrics, and so on. They even have an Android mobile app.
Some more donations to Proton’s Patreon would probably help. They only get about $400 / month right now…

https://www.patreon.com/protondb
Why does it need expansion slots? Is that still a thing? :-)

Drive bays, yeah. Maybe some approach towards coprocessor boards.

But none of this new direction shrieks out "install your own graphics card" anymore.
Is this the same LG display unit from the previous generations and used in the LG display sold seperately at one point?
Also UTM if you are a cheap ass like me.

https://github.com/utmapp/UTM

I use native virtualisation to run Debian arm64 and emulation to run Debian x86-64
I will be more impressed when they discontinue sales in china. Come on this is just patriotic fluff that will have no effect on anything.
I am really dismayed that technical people are falling for this govt propaganda boogie man mentality. Russians are not the bad guys. Govts are and USA is the worst offender. But since we have all the monies. We get away with it.
So lets all put on our Ukraine flags and send hopes and prayers yall!!!
yes, and the second link is the original work
The EPA is planning on issuing a proposed endangerment finding for leaded avgas in 2023, and there are already a number of unleaded avgas replacements available that can be used in the majority of aircraft (other than some high compression engines).

https://www.epa.gov/regulations-emissions-vehicles-and-engin...

In terms of actual lead, the amount used by aviation is a tiny fraction of that used in cars.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URWLnOJ25uA