skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The problem is that "first past the post" voting systems inevitably lead to two party dominance.

Change the voting system across a super majority of elections and we will likely get additional parties. But until then third party votes are wasted, and the Republican and Democratic parties are against changing the system
Docker runs x86/64-based containers fine on my Intel-based Mac.

I'm wondering if one of the reasons to get an Apple silicon Mac might be to natively/locally run ARM-based containers, which might be the future.
Just get the guys who came up with the new name for the iPhone SE working on it. Oh, wait.
A 1TB Samsung 980 Pro is $150 retail and arguably overpriced. 512GB in a $2000 computer is a joke in 2022.
Show HN: Source code of my first game of steam
any kind of information can contain falsehoods - and every form of discourse has its biases. so consider the source - and consider multiple sources!
Yes, this is a problem if they're to be delivered immediately, but there are a couple of machines (around 10 I think) that haven't been equipped with NATO systems plus some that are used for spare parts but are in a good condition. SO these could be sent soon, and the remaining part depends on the decision of the USA - if they want it, the NATO systems could be removed (it will take some weeks at least).
At the very least, NATO would declare anything in the air within a few hundred miles of a NATO border to be a valid target, since they'd then have to assume it's a threat of attack against a NATO state. Instant de-facto no-fly zone over much of Ukraine. No way Russia's gonna do that, since even that kind of minimal response would be disastrous for them.
Developed as developed, not GDP. Monaco's GDP is miniscule compared to Morocco ( 7 vs 119 billion USD), but you can safely say Monaco is more developed.
I'm obviously going to reserve judgement until people can get their hands on them. Apple makes good stuff but their keynote slides are typically heavily cherrypicked (e.g. our video performance numbers compare our dedicated ASIC to software encoding on a different architecture even though competing ASICs exist kinds of things).
You have little idea how impossible it is to keep a large force deployed along the border like that full time. Huge untenable monetary cost and morale drops precipitously where intelligence communities know it's not a threat if they've been sitting there a year+.
> The performance per watt isn’t in the same universe and that matters.

I couldn’t give less of a shit about performance-per-watt. The ONLY metric I care about is performance-per-dollar.

A Mac Studio and Threadripper are both boxes that sit on/under my desk. I don’t work from a laptop. I don’t care about energy usage. I even don’t really care about noise. My Threadripper is fine. I would not trade less power for less noise.
Can someone explain to me why unlocking with FaceID requires you to swipe up?

It doesn't. On my iPhone, just picking it up to look at the latest alerts activates FaceID. I find it annoying because more often I just want to see the notifications, not jump back into whatever app I was using six hours ago.

If you and I are having opposite problems, there must be a setting for this.
> Why Apple does not allow 150% is beyond me because it is quite reasonable.

It is absolutely not reasonable. HTML tables with horizontal grid lines will appear to have varying line thicknesses when in reality they are all set to the same width.
but actually, they do. thus, social media as it exists today is a bunch of people all trying to own the other side. they live to interact with people they disagree with, the harder the disagreement the better.
I think a lot of people here didn’t comprehend this last paragraph:

“ The authorities of the Republic of Poland, after consultations between the President and the Government, are ready to deploy – immediately and free of charge – all their MIG-29 jets to the Ramstein Air Base and place them at the disposal of the Government of the United States of America.”
The Apple upgrade cost to 1TB is also $200.
This is what we used in a GUI class I took two semesters ago. Maybe it helps answer your question.

https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/vs/community/
That's just how to do it. You scale extra information down. Anything else doesn't work outside of vector based formats.
I mainly just look at text all day, so the "slow" transitions between different bits of text just don't matter all that much to me. Resolution helps that text look nice and crisp though, which I really do appreciate.
Russia is operating their Buk S-300/400 anti-air system in Ukraine. Unfortunately for Russia the Ukrainians have been prioritizing the destruction of these systems and they've destroyed a significant number. Here is an example: https://youtu.be/TdTGT1dLSKA?t=73
and 3. All of NATO has to agree to subsequently hand off the MiGs to Ukraine, so this is a visible commitment (and a free F16 upgrade!), but the jets are just going to sit on the tarmac in Germany for now.
https://archive.ph/bJxj8
A CPU like the 5900x is better than the m1 and cost 400$.
I found SMTP2GO has a pretty good free tier, at 1000/month. https://www.smtp2go.com
Most independents are not really 'in the middle', however much they may be disillusioned with existing party structures. They tend to lean one way or the other. I'm fairly liberal, but strongly anti-partisan (I've never belonged to a party). I think shrinking party affiliation is a good thing.
The good parts of keto are the reductions in carbs which reduces blood sugar, and that by focusing on healthy fats and protein, you don't get the sugar spike and crash and then feel hungry.

Because you can go between meals, or even two meals without feeling hungry, it makes IF easier.

I recommend this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=da1vvigy5tQ
Tricky situation. One can assume that Russia is going to win this war with brute force. Then they will take whatever Ukrainian weapons they can before it's destroyed.

Secondly weapons are useless without trained operators. I imagine Ukrainian military does not have experience operating NATO weaponry.
> and just broke the Budapest Manifesto with Ukraine.

No they didn't. The only country that broke it is Russia.
neither side decided anything though, the governer did. so all the talk aboit it online is just moving air around.
Women are the market for smaller devices and they are majority in many countries.
Today is a good day to remind about it.
Interesting. Thanks for the info. I guess I should have been less lazy and just looked that up before posting. When I was looking at both the 4k and 5k it was completely lost on me that it had those features. Dang! I don't need 5k (or 4k really but w/e) but would have liked to have had the webcam and mic.
> us to the whole of someone else.

I think this hits on a critical aspect of cyberspace's impact but phrased in a new way for me.

My view has been that it allows individuals to split their personalties and actions into discrete entities based on a blend of the account/platform/information environment and relative cause the account/platform exists in support of.

But another way to look at it is what you've said - the whole person comes out through the various personalities they have online.

There is a niche but famous sci-fi book called True Names* about a similar idea: people have their true name in real life, and a digital nym that's just as valid per the impact of the nym's existence as the name. Operating the balance, and making a choice which to embrace (name vs. nym) is the big question.

The novella was written prior to cloud computing and twitter/reddit/VR, and reading it now with all that tech in place is really something.
Yes minister relevant once again: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o861Ka9TtT4
Because despite all the problems, there is at least a glimmer of a hope that an artist's estate will act in the interest of preserving their patron's legacy.
Hello, i'm part of the twitter majority that doesn't tweet, despite being on the platform since ~2008.

Before anybody asks:

- twitter is trash

- you just can't have proper conversations (let alone, discussion) with such limits (140 and now 280 characters)

- there are basically two types of people on twitter

- one is: people doing self-promotion / self-marketing (this includes engineers tweeting about tech stuff and journalists forced to entertain readers)

- the other is: toxic people that have an empty life and need to fill it by having arguments with other people and are going to attack anyone on anything (and make no mistake: these people can be anywhere from the far right to the far left).

- most people's opinion don't matter anyway

- I realized years ago that my life just isn't enriched by social media
They've been very pragmatic ever since Jony Ive left.
What’s so difficult to understand?

> Regarding NATO, I have cooled down regarding this question long ago after we understood that NATO is not prepared to accept Ukraine,

> The alliance is afraid of controversial things and confrontation with Russia.

Doesn’t sound like

> no longer pressing for Nato membership for Ukraine

That’s the narrative from whomever published that article. I really don’t know how to write it down clearer for you. He said that he understood that nato is not ready to accept Ukraine, he didn’t say that he’s no longer pressing.

Regarding two separatist regions. There is no nod to anything. He said „I’m opened for discussion”. He didn’t say „I agree”.
Putin's whole ambition (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundations_of_Geopolitics) is to expand to and beyond the Russian Empire.

Becoming a Chinese client state would be a massive failure for him.
If Russia launches cruise missiles into Poland then their Ukraine effort will be immediately overrun with NATO and US troops, tanks, and aerial strikes and will have to retreat immediately. Russia can't win this unless they launch nukes and then it ends for all of us.
Certain aftermarket docks would destroy Switches in certain circumstances. The Switch had lower voltage requirements than a particular protocol specified.
The desktop app is indeed horrible. To start with, a substantial part of the right hand screen real estate is permanently to your social media presence. Don't want to connect anything? Still can't dismiss this entire waste of space.

On iOS it's fairly simply to remove songs from the active queue. God help you on desktop. No consistency in design.

Please pay more UI/UX staff, and less Rogan.
I also have a Thunderbolt Display, which I got last year. It's been great and, as you say, having webcam/mic/speakers/usb hub _and an Ethernet port_ is absolutely fantastic. And the quality of the thing overall is just superb.

Also for me those "add-ons" are more important than pixel density, and I'm saying this as a graphic designer. If there were a version of this with a bigger size (but with less pixel density), and maybe a more 'squared' factor, I'd jump to it without even thinking, but alas for Apple pixel density is first above everything else.
I've been running an LG non-curved 3440x1440 ultrawide monitor as my main work monitor for several years now. It's a great form factor, but the resolution is really sad. It's essentially a wider version of the Dell 1440p monitor that I had ten years ago. My ideal monitor now would be a pixel-doubled version of this ultrawide monitor, but I'm still tempted to lose the extra width and upgrade to this 5k display.
The state of China's semiconductor industry [pdf]
> Apparently Mark Twain never said it.

The advice has been written and uttered in various forms for millennia.

> If the quote stated "If you are ignorant on a topic it's better not to discuss it" that would be advise. (Though less quippy).

Your quote would be different advice; it doesn't have the same meaning nor implications.

> But I read the quote as essentially saying: "You are so incredibly stupid you should never, ever attempt to speak to another human being ever again, on any conceivable subject".

How many of your personal experiences are you reading into a context-free aphorism of the ages? Friendly suggestion: you may be making this same mistake when interpreting words in other situations.
Yes at 7.3mm the 8 design reused by the SE2 and 3 is quite a bit thinner than the SE’s 7.6mm, though it’s at least a blessing they used the 8’s shell because the 6 to 7 shell was only 7.1.

The XR and 11 went way up to 8.3, but then the 12 went back down to 7.4, and the 13 back up a notch to 7.65.

IME it’s not just that the edges are slipperier (though they are), it’s also that the rounded edges offer way less secure a grip than the flat edges of the 5S shell. And the phone is bigger and less well balanced, so holding it single-handed it always teeters on the edge.

I currently have an 11, which replaced a 6S. I’d not seen they’d thinned the phones again so I’m quite dismayed, the 6S was an absolute horror show which I kept dropping. The 11 is significantly better, though I still drop it way more than I’m comfortable with.

I miss the 4S design. Not only do I still think it better looking, it was more safer, and easier to use: picking the 6S from a table was an exercise in frustration. The 11 is better, but it’s not great. The 4S was easy, you just… gripped it. You didn’t have to claw your fingers under so it didn’t slip.
The two are certainly not always equivalent (for example if f is an object). `<!-f' might be always equivalent to `<!+f', though.
Although I agree that 100+ Hz matters and the difference is huge, pixels density is very important also, and for some (myself included), it matters more.
Didn’t they sell 24 million SEs in 2020? Apparently more than any other iPhone model except the 11.
Seems a reasonable assumption that lowering IQ is a decent proxy for other damage lead does to the brain, right? It would be weird if it just damaged the bits associated with doing well on IQ tests, and left the rest alone.

E.g. it happens that IQ is something we measure, and EQ much less so. That lead leads to measurable reductions in IQ is strong evidence that it damages EQ too. (As its association with crime would suggest.)
Finley (YC W21) is hiring account executives and senior engineers (remote)
> Corporations are supposed to be automata that optimize an objective function.

Paperclips Inc will now extract the iron in your blood in order to maximize the number of paperclips it can produce. No hard feelings.
Your setup is also probably 5x larger and uses 100W more power. It's a question of priorities.
This iPhone SE 2020 (and this new one) both have a smaller screen than the 12/13 mini. The mini line underperformed because it was in direct competition with the SE, not because people didn't want small screen. If that was the case, they wouldn't buy the SE either. You can see this very well in the sales share by model from this article: https://9to5mac.com/2021/07/15/iphone-12-line-accounted-for-....
The 5800X is 8-core, while the 5900X is 12-core.

You may have misread the number of cores on the box when you bought it!

If you go into task manager, how many logical threads are there?
Ask HN: Is AMD releasing CPU+GPU with unified memory?
In Apple M1 chips, CPU+GPU communicate directly using shared RAM, instead of some bus like PCIe.

Does AMD/Intel also plan to release some of their
chips in this way?
I'm sort of the opposite. I'm attracted to Twitter because a) I get to learn the whole person and b) even "heroes" are very accessible. We're all humans trying to figure it out.
The reactor buildings are to the left of the camera (out of frame).
I think its more the case that OSX hasn't really had SMP/numa for a long time.

My understanding was the the dustbin was designed with one big processor because SMP/numa was a massive pain in the arse for the kernel devs at the time so it was easier to just drop it and not worry.
How would you call Putin's "clan"?

Most people here realize we are talking about "Putin's Russians" and not ordinary Russians.

But ordinary Russians are aiding Putin too and I know some try to protest under harsh conditions ( jail) or are fleeing Russia.

Eg. I don't consider Russian people living abroad the same as the one that are aiding Putin. And most definitely not the elite that are doing it with knowledge of the complete situation.

But one of the problems is that there's not really a word to describe that 'group' or any of those above mentioned groups.

PS. To share a POV, I asked a Russian friend how she is doing and if she had troubles in 'her social environment' here in Belgium. She said there wasn't an issue. I don't know if I can generalize that though.
I call this employing tactical empathy and it is the single most important soft skill I learned. It's the only, only effective way to do cross-team coordination, arguably all the way up to C-level to C-level.
I don't know the real answer, but my guess is: Pitchers these days pitch harder, train harder, and put more spin on the ball (putting more load on their arm/shoulder). Also, there are more tactical usage of pitchers (putting in someone to get the next out and that's it).
Where in the world is the best at solving Wordle?
But why would anyone do that? IO is very limited, memory on the m1/mini doesn't support ECC from what I know, and repairs/parts/redundancy is terrible.

I can understand it if it's just for fun, but otherwise it seems like a really strange idea.
Then it is a good thing that NATO is a defensive alliance and not a military alliance because the US did not show up to help Turkey when they invaded Cyprus.
This war has dire global economic consequences. China's not going to get away unscathed either, as demands for its own goods will decrease as the rest of the world's economies get hit by an enormous increase in energy prices and decreased profits as companies around the world stop doing business with Russia.

The world is connected like never before and there are no unipolar winners or losers any more (if there ever were, considering the squandered individual, society-wide, and world-wide human potential when people die).

At the very least this is likely to lead to a global depression.

That's if we avoid WW3, which would devastate the entire world if it happened.
I did not say -- at all -- that I can't imagine that kind of power requirement.

Not at all.

What I said if you read the rest of my comments is that I find it difficult to believe there is a specifically single-desktop-machine use case for that kind of power over and above the Mac Studio.

The reason I mention this is that high end (TV and cinema) CGI just is not the domain of single machines anymore; it's the domain of render farms. The people who do that kind of work for TV and cinema now expect to run farms of commodity hardware that can be swapped out and replaced. And that technology is available to everyone in a way that can be constructed more pragmatically.

Scientific workloads, similarly: most of that market is not going to spend a bucketload on a single Mac when they can spread their risk with cluster computing.

App testing: again, an application for clustering, and low cost hardware spreads risk.

So my point, again: given the existence of the iMac Pro line, and the M1 Ultra Mac Studio (with its evident astonishing GPU performance), given that I imagine most Mac Pro users never put an expansion card in their machines (which is the grand theme of Apple -- people don't upgrade or expand, usually), and given that cluster hardware is commonly in use and well-supported, is the niche for single mega-expensive desktops really big enough?

I don't think it is -- you think it is. But I think you can disagree with me without imagining me stupid, as I disagree with you without doing the same.
If their GPU can do workloads replaceable ones can’t then it’s worth it. If you need that amount of GPU, you’re doing high end shit with a high end budget, and can afford to just replace the machine in 2 years (if you even need it - many people stick with their Mac Pro 5-10 years).

Tons of people in pro industries bought it and love it. Pre-COVID it was sold out for almost a year. Every professional music producer I know bought one, and I’m sure they’ll get the M1 Mac Pro.

Funny story. Max Martin partnered with Creative to make a new audio rack to enable the audio for the first Back Street Boys album. That got miniaturized to audio cards for gaming which further shrunk down to a DAC and that lead to the iPod which lead to the iPhone which lead to Apple Silicon which brought us here today. Music producers are huge fucking tech nerds and literally move technology forward. Apple frequently works with producers when developing their highest end products that eventually trickle down to consumer grade.
I was not aware that was a thing :( Maybe I can do something with OCR/ML
Guess it will be very hard for Serbia to continue doing business with a country that is about to be bankrupt in 8-12 weeks. Even a crime lord like Vucic will need to keep his gang fed. He has some hard decisions to make about whether backing RU because all their talks for EU membership will be in vain. This situation might force Serbia not to move forward with EU membership and EU themselves might become more aware of the Russian problem that manifest itself if Serbia would eventually join.

[1] https://balkaninsight.com/2021/02/16/in-serbia-states-ties-t...

[2] https://www.occrp.org/en/openlux/serbian-presidents-best-man...
Giant bezels, no USB, and a physical button? Feels very outdated compared to the rest of the lineup announced today.
There were no government sanctions against regular Russian people. It's a case of corporate activism.
Experimental DDR in 1.1.1.1
I can't speak for everyone, but as a person with unmedicated ADHD and chronic fatigue, I feel pretty hostile to sentiments like this.

In my experience, people who engage in #2 aren't - as you seem to be implying - people who are immature and lazy.

A lot of the time they're people who struggle with the executive function necessary to actually change their life, who feel helpless and just want validation after having been made to feel insane by the #1 crowd - crowd who gives them obvious (non)solutions like "eat healthier", and "just exercise more!", and shits on them if they claim it doesn't work for them or can't do it.

People love to rationalize why and how those people are motivated to not solve their issues instead of acknowledging that, just maybe, they really can't do better, really need help, and just gravitate towards the only crowd that won't treat them like moral failures for it.

I have been disabled by overwhelmingly debilitating fatigue for a third of my life, and human tendency to treat every attempt to describe my struggles as excuses to debunk so I finally "stop feeling sorry for myself" has been dehumanizing. The victimization isn't made up.
People who REALLY struggle are systematically gaslit and abused by the overwhelming majority of people.
The moment people catch wind of your inability to take care of yourself, they treat you as less than human and make up one reason after another to blame you for your struggle and exclude you from deserving empathy.

Rant over.
> if you are a[n]...adult who knows what they want in life

Twitter feeds directly into the modern impulse to define oneself. It becomes sticky by coupling that with social validation. Say the right thing and you get a few Internet Points. Do it enough and people may follow you, which gives you a different type of Internet Points. Get enough of those, and you might get a blue checkmark, denoting you as a Very Important Person.

It is much easier to lean on externally mediated processes of identity formation (like Twitter) than it is to go at it alone. I almost don't blame people, except for the fact that I don't believe this outsourcing of identity even works on an individual level. It's as if everyone present is playing along with a game that they don't fully believe in, but the game goes on despite that.

It's quite modern and tragicomic in a way.