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> Russia has military might.

Haven't the past weeks revised everyone's opinion on that point? They're having tremendous logistical issues within a relatively short driving distance from their own borders.

They've got a lot of old Soviet hardware they can sell designs for, and already have e.g. in the case of China and their first aircraft carrier. But that won't last, and China's already ahead of them in some areas (including carriers).
Unfortunately I still don't think the market has much interest in energy-efficient servers. But maybe the energy-sector crunch created by Putin's war will precipitate some change here...
> This enables M1 Ultra to behave and be recognized by software as one chip, so developers don’t need to rewrite code to take advantage of its performance. There’s never been anything like it.

Since when did the average developer care about how many sockets a mobo has...?

Surely you still have to carefully pin processes and reason about memory access patterns if you want maximum performance.
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I fast for five to seven days a year plus intermittent fasting. In my experience it causes something close to a high. Elevated energy levels. A long fast allows you to change your guts flora which has a lasting effect on me. YMMV but n.b most cultures and religions include yearly fasting, and the is a lot of medical evidence that it's a good thing.

Try not repeating it to yourself.
Whenever one group is deciding on what rights another group has, it seems inevitable that civility and friendliness will at some point get left behind.
The memory bandwidth of the M1 Max is 400 GB/s with 64GB of RAM, where as the memory bandwidth of Corsair's 6400MHz DDR5 32GB RAM module is 51GB/s per stick, or 102GB/s for the M1 Max equivalent.
The point is voters couldn't care less thanks to cheap gasoline. The tax incentive and policies go hand-in-hand.

Also, no one is forced to drive anywhere. That's very much a choice people make. Which leads us back to where we started.
That obvious lie just like that missile launch in the video by a plane loaded only with bombs. That is technically impossible, and if that were possible you wouldn't use 500lbs bombs as it makes the precision pointless.

That is the same unit - the same planes and pilots - who did similar bombing of civilians in Syria cities back then. On February 5 Ukraine shot down one of those planes when it was bombing the city of Chernigov. The pilot was captured - happened to be the guy infamous for his Syrian cities bombings and who was celebrated by Putin for that. https://www.unian.net/war/bombil-mirnyy-gorod-letchika-so-sb...
"Silence is a friend who will never betray you."

—A Russian (or Italian) saying

(works either way, as it turns out)
> M1 Ultra can be configured with up to 128GB of high-bandwidth, low-latency unified memory

Nice! Good enough to run a Solana node!

I was slightly annoyed that the M1 Max’s 64gb RAM puts it just under the system requirements, at that premium price

But I don't have any other theoretical use case for that much resources
It's a fact that Russia's military is still superior to Ukraine's. A plausible outcome of the current war is

* Ukraine formally acknowledging its loss of Crimea and the Russian-heavy east, all under Russian occupation since 2014

* Ukraine formally declaring neutrality (i.e., no joining NATO)

* Rump Ukraine's borders formally guaranteed by Russia/US/NATO

This gives Putin something that he can plausibly sell to Russians as a win, and codifies US/Western military intervention on Ukraine's behalf (not just the current flow of supplies) from further Russian revanchism, while not losing any/much territory that wasn't already out of Ukrainian hands before the invasion began.

Now, if the indications that Russian logistics have broken down and Russia's losses are unsustainable are true, that's a different story. But I am not ready to conclude that yet.
Because in general, those conversations are about important things that affect your life.

It's not as polarised these days, but it was within my lifetime that consensual homosexual sex between adults was illegal in many parts of the world. It still is in some countries. You cannot "agree to disagree" when someone believes you are broken or sinful or whatever and wants to put you in jail.

That's just one example.

I'm straight, white dude. It's very easy for me to ignore issues like this, because most of the time, they're in my favour. That's just the world.
Another thing to consider is memory compression. If Apple added dedicated hardware for that, it can effectively double the total memory with minimal performance hit.
It's far more lucrative apparently to only sell their sports to regional sports networks and such.

So while they make MLB.tv an option to fans, it really only works (in most cases) for fans who live outside of their favorite team's region. Otherwise they're "blacked out".
I don't think these will ever make it to Ukraine. However if the US promised Poland US jets as a replacement this may have been a nice quick way to get some new expensive hardware for free.
>It's really easy to not be "canceled", just be a good person.

I think you've really highlighted here why there's so much backlash against the latest wave of political correctness.

To many people, myself included, a "good person" is someone who can be counted on to help a friend in need, goes out of their way to make the day of the people they interact with that little bit more special (this is something I need to work on), and works hard to provide for their family in whatever way they can.

In my experience at least, a lot of the people who say the right words and hold the right opinions will flake on a friend in their hour of need, or avoid speaking with certain kinds of people lest they say the wrong thing. On the contrary, I can name several people who have dark senses of humour or right-wing beliefs, but will always go above and beyond to help out their community and the people they care about (yes, LGBT people and ethnic minorities too!).

I'm not saying that PC people are worse than non-PC people (if anything, it's probably uncorrelated), but the fact that you've binned people into "good" and "bad" based on how PC their opinions are is just, at least in my opinion, completely out of step with the view of general society.
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> Offer immediate provisional citizenship/asylum to anyone who immigrated to fight.

Ukraine is not a wealthy country. Who might consider citizenship so desirable to risk his life over it?
I don't deny such things happen but it's illogical. If you have 20 people on desktops a small fraction of them will use more energy for microwaving lunch, making coffee or on air conditioning than they will save in aggregate on this nominal reduction in power draw.
Assuming this is the same panel as in the 5k iMac, it's a good panel. It doesn't matter that it's old. What matters is that it works, and that you can actually buy it. There are very few high res displays on the market.

It would be nice if it cost less than 1000€, but I guess you can't have everything.
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Are you suggesting the NSA should spend most of it's budget on ensuring domestic businesses have better security (even if that means foreign businesses do too), instead of ensuring that foreign businesses have bad security (even if it means domestic do too, and that's being overly charitable and thinking US-based businesses being hackable by them isn't one of their goals too).

What a shocking idea!
It's generally quite hard for a trans person to be civil with a transphobe. Just as it's hard for e.g. black people to be civil with a racist. The bigot will, whether conscious or not, make the life of the minority absolutely terrible.

With LGBTQ it is therefore not just a difference of opinion on taxation, or a few percentage points difference in a tariff. For trans people it's about whether the other person even acknowledges that you can be trans.
> But capitalism only became capitalist imperialism at a definite and very high stage of its development,

That's...not really true in any substantive sense. Capitalist imperialism co-developed with capitalism the whole time the latter was developing from pre-capitalist systems. The only way you can say either came later is if you artificially construct both as binary rather than continuous transitions and then draw the arbitrary binary line one each to make that ordering work.
Low key what if this was planned to change Google results to "Did you mean M1 Ultra?" when searching for the experiment? The CIA is using all that money for something consumers can use now!

/takes off foil hat
How do you explain the historically near all-time-low inflation rates from 2009-2021 despite colossal amounts of deficit spending and quantitative easing (pick a 10-year period if you prefer)?
Apple's market share has always been a small slice of the overall PC market. In a way, they never did "mass market". While the prosumer market may be a small proportion of the overall market, it could be very significant, for Apple, relative to the market Apple addresses.

Plus, I think a lot of people who would not normally call themselves a "prosumer" will want, and purchase these.
A formal enterprise data group should probably

- be a clone/repo for disparate databases so you don't need to figure out access/security/location or impact production systems

- an interface to management types that aren't technical or don't have tech people to do these things

- should provide a "librarian" knowledge of the enterprise's data and data sources

- should have knowledge on how to analyze data using different tools

- be able to schedule movements/reports and manage that

If you don't need any of that, then ... yeah, don't use it. But those sets of requirements should be useful to anything that deems itself an "enterprise".
Most of these machines are 'multi-function' machines that play crickets / waterfalls, etc in addition to white noise. That sound is best handled by capturing a snippet and looping it over and over again. The same applies for white noise as well unfortunately.

Also it's usually a good idea to buy a little machine for this that uses like 5W vs running your computer all night.
I don't think dating is skewed in women's favor anywhere close to what really is just front-loaded by age. Women will have the most options from 18-35 and men will from 25-50. Sure, if you're a male, for the years 18-35 you're going to think it's unfair trying to date your age, and because of women's range, it leads to these being the prime dating years. But unfair to all, men have favorable skew when they're 35+, the majority of their life, a bonus the way dating years are trending, and you won't see them complaining then.
The effective resolution of 4K is 2x in both directions because to match the size you just set the 27" screen a bit farther away so it fills the same field of view. The jump in resolution from going 4K will be very noticeable and a 27" 4K IPS screen is less than 300€. Well worth the upgrade.
Same kind of feedback here though I wasn't banned, my complaint was just ignored.
The U.S. is selling F-16s that will shortly be delivered to Taiwan ... but those reportedly are not going to be diverted to Poland.

https://focustaiwan.tw/politics/202203070023
> One of my pet theories for why social media is such a cesspool is that it exposes us to the whole of someone else.

The common theory is roughly the opposite of this: people disproportionately share their better moments on social media. Its users project the impression of having a much better life than they actually have. This bias is one of the reasons social media is so awful for 'FOMO'.

edit Of course, that's not a direct contradiction of your point. The positive/negative dimension is different from the which-aspect-of-your-life dimension.
It's terrible on mobile too.
Just have two devices on instead of one. So much more environmentally friendly than an extra cable or two.
But Serbian president said we won’t impose any sanctions toward Russia. On the other hand, our president is not to be trusted with anything.
We have a page up on our Help Desk referencing data brokers that ignore opt out requests (the 5% mentioned in the post above). We refer to these data brokers as "Dishonorable Data Brokers". BlockShopper is one of them.

We prefer not to give Dishonorable Data Brokers a free pass, and continue to pursue multiple channels to have our customers' profiles removed from these data brokers, even if they are currently "Dishonorable" and do not honor opt outs, like BlockShopper.

We have seen cases in the past where through persistence, dishonorable data brokers eventually start honoring opt out requests. Below is the Help Desk post with more info on this topic:

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The next CPU coming from AMD will be the 5800X3D with 96MB cache. They stack 64MB L3 on top. Rumours say it comes out 20th of April.

edit: typo + stacking + rumoured date
macOS will see it as one gpu.
How many CUDA cores?
It's over ninethousaaaaa .. oh wait nevermind!
It's a bit miserly, to say the least
If only it had android
As a European, comments of this nature confuse me a little. This comments suggests an equivalency. But from this side of the pond I haven't seen the Democrats you describe actually in power and implementing policy. Can't say that about the other side. So why would any Democrats who are liberal but not "woke" be frustrated since those elements of their party wield little if any influence.
If you've ever tried to get an apple monitor repaired, you find out it has one part inside which costs roughly the same as the monitor.
I think you're being a bit hard on them... The FB and GTM are likely to track how well their ads are converting users - it's reasonable for them to advertise to try to get this service infront of your eyeballs. Facebook doesn't sell user data, just uses it for (selling) advertising.

Hotjar is great for providing heatmaps to see what parts of their site are working/ not I mean sure it's tracking you but only on that site AFAIK?

Now I'm not familiar with profitwell, but just seems like a basic CRM.

I think there's a pretty big difference between this basic Marketing SaaS tools / advertising conversion tracking and doing something like collecting your personal real life data and making it easy for anyone to search/dox you online.
Great. I have massive respect for any Russian who has stood up. Hopefully they set an example and embolden more.

There are several ways Putin can exit office, or exit the world. In the best scenario for everyone, the Russian people should make it happen. Thats a thing they get to choose. The kind of future they want. I bet that ordinary Russians dont want to wake up in a nuke wasteland, eg, and no American, European or anyone else wants to either. Because that is madness. But the Kremlin is a wild card now, and credible reports is they simply dont have the kinds of safeguards and mediating forces that most Western nuke powers do. Best if Russians themselves show him the door, before its too late for anyone.

We really cannot over-emphasize the seriousness of the stakes now. For humanity. Russians best step up, show the rest of us what kind of people they are, down in their hearts.

Now or never.
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Pretty sure that's a lightning port on the bottom unfortunately. Waiting for usb-c like the ipads
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Yes. AMD has had integrated CPU+GPU+cache-coherent HBM for a while. You can't buy these parts as a consumer though. And they're probably priced north of 20k$/each at volume, with the usual healthy enterprise-quality margins.
Here are some off script moments: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_5KcoSwmg4

Your example starts at 0:18

Edit: Some more

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6n-zw8L_84
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnVUvW42CUA
Does your service cover websites that scrape arrest records and create pages based off that? I had a public intox arrest that was since expunged/sealed, yet the record persists on a lot of pages deep in the Google index. Would definitely pay for the removal of these listings.
51GB/s * 8 (octa-channel, not dual channel as you are calculating) is 408 GB/s. Basically the same as the M1 Max. It's not fair to use an off the shelf product since even if the RAM is slotted Apple wouldn't use an off the shelf product.

Whether they use slotted RAM or not has nothing to do with performance. It's a design choice. For the mobile processors it makes total sense to save space. But for the Mac pro they might as well use slotted RAM. Unless they go for HBM which does offer superior performance.
Is there a minor irony that they recently rejected me without an interview for an SRE role, despite matching 1:1 in my experience to the role they had open?

I'm not bitter, but something is probably wrong when they're turning down qualified candidates without even speaking to them first.
In terms of human lives, it's the right deal. Past that, it's the worst possible scenario: Ukraine's territory is not rightfully and completely restored while Russia's economy is nearly irrecoverable, leading it to become nothing more than a resource vassal state to China.
It looks like an incredible machine for development too. And I would steal it, if it would run Windows.
> Basically it means you have to shell out $2000+ if you want to do video editing on any M1 mac.

16GB is plenty, and in fact the conversation when the M1 Macs were introduced was whether having 16GB vs. 8GB of RAM made a difference. (Mostly, it doesn't.)

https://www.4kshooters.net/2021/01/27/8gb-or-16gb-ram-for-vi...
The irony simply comes from the "little green men" i.e. the Russian "volunteers" sent in Crimea/East Ukraine who were suspiciously well equipped and organized, almost like they were Russian Army military units in all but names.

As for the "country" sending fighters, in this instance, it's miss-representative. These are legit volunteers acting on there own initiatives outside of any government's call to arm, a bit like the International Brigades of the Spanish Civil war.

Lastly, Putin is a gambler, but not an idiot nor a lunatic wanting to end the world nor a leader in a desperate situation. He made a gamble in Ukraine because he knew he could somewhat get away with it (even if things are not exactly going according to plan).

He will not start a global/nuclear conflict over a silly matter like few hundreds foreign combatants acting on their own initiative, which doesn't mean he will not posture against it.
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I’m happy that they finally released this monitor, it felt weird that you could get an imac which was sleeker than any existing screen, but does anyone know of more affordable alternatives?

This may be a bit weird/niche but I care a lot about the thickness of the monitor itself, the depth of the stand and the bezel around the screen. I’d like if the object I spend 8 hours a day staring at isn’t aesthetically horrendous..
'Let's agree to disagree that you deserve the same rights as me' is just a really hard pill to swallow for LGBTQ+ people.

You can choose to hold that opinion if you want, but most LGBTQ+ people and their loved ones will choose not to interact with you as a result.
Still not small enough. The 1st gen SE was perfect in size and easy to grip. The iPhone 13 mini is smaller but still easily falls out of my hand if I'm not paying attention. Alas, we live in the age of phablets.
Maybe, but you have to imagine at some point, things that are in the news will get discussed over a beer.

And again, I'm talking about fairly fundamental things here. If someone is pregnant, that's pretty conversation worthy.
I also can't imagine someone not discussing seeing a new partner.

Ironically, the things you can "agree to disagree" on tend to be the ones that might not come up.
I would like to see better gaming on Mac just so I wouldn't need two computers, or compromise just to get a machine that can be a halfway decent gaming setup.
- [x] RGB'd out PC with RTX 3090 for playing Minecraft and Elden ring

- [x] Decent wired network in-home

- [x] Connect via Moonlight from Mac Mini M1 to Gaming PC

- [x] Best of both worlds

It's wonderful. I only wish my Mac Mini had a 120hz display attached.
I don't know what your political leanings are, but do you realize this is the position of the people who stormed the capitol building?
Hopefully this means the Ukranian air force can start attacking the 60-mile-long Russian convoy that's backed up on the road to Kyiv. As has been mentioned in other comment threads elsewhere on HN, it seems like that backup would be both a high-value target and (currently) a turkey shoot, until it resumes moving.
The bandwidth of the soldered ram is much higher which makes it much faster for code that accesses a lot of RAM like video editors.
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What the article says, is the narrative. What Zelensky said:

> 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.

https://www.businessinsider.com/ukraines-zelensky-says-he-ha...

No, he didn’t say what the narrative from that source claims.
Yeah but how much memory does that consume?

QJS is a lot smaller than V8. Granted, it doesn't have JIT, but for certain stuff it's ok.
I think it's mostly engineering and the cash to make things happen. You heard it today in the presentation that since they launched M1, sales have skyrocketed for Apple computers.

Hopefully leadership is really looking hard at this trend and adjusting future offerings accordingly. Consumers WANT machines with high performance and great I/O and they're willing to pay for them.

With Apple, Intel, and AMD really stepping up the last couple of years, I think the next decade of personal computing is going to be really exciting!
I'm not sure your whole point. But there's a line of ethical thinking that says there are certain lines I won't cross, regardless of how bad you treat me.

For me one of those would be to deny someone food and water from my own surplus.

I understand that RedHat consulting is not the same, but as I see more and more companies pull out I wonder how long it will be until it's wheat, insulin, medical devices etc? The russian citizenry are not (directly) responsible for Putins insanity, nor for being brainwashed by state media.