skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The problem is I don't think Google+ ever worked that way either. You used circles to decide who to send to, but there wasn't a good way to filter as a receiver.
> Physical button is also a fingerprint reader (but i don't see the confirmation everywhere, only on some sites).

Apple's page says it has Touch ID

> iPhone SE features the familiar Home button with Touch ID
They would never do that
Original comic book introducing Google Chrome in 2008
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That's sad. BBC has an article about people in even more extreme situation.
'My city's being shelled, but mum won’t believe me'.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-60600487
I recommend the 13mini. I reckon the choice between the 13 mini and SE comes down to whether you'd prefer much better photos and videos.
FSVO fun if you use Newegg
The GPU claims on the M1 Pro & Max were, let's say, cherry picked to put it nicely. The M1 Ultra claims already look suspicious since the GPU graph tops out at ~120W & the CPU graph tops out at ~60W yet the M1 Studio is rated for 370W continuous power draw.

Since you mention ML specifically, looking at some benchmarks out there (like https://tlkh.dev/benchmarking-the-apple-m1-max#heading-gpu & https://wandb.ai/tcapelle/apple_m1_pro/reports/Deep-Learning... ), even if the M1 Ultra is 2x the performance of the M1 Max (so perfect scaling), it would still be far behind the 3090. Like completely different ballpark behind. But of course there is that price & power gap, but the primary strength of the M1 GPUs seems to really be from the essentially very large VRAM amount. So if your working set doesn't fit in an RTX GPU of your desired budget, then the M1 is a good option. If, however, you're not VRAM limited, then Nvidia still offers far more performance.

Well, assuming you can actually buy any of these, anyway. The M1 Ultra might win "by default" by simply being purchasable at all unlike pretty much every other GPU :/
Rounded sides are no bueno. But I do miss the fingerprint reader in the "better" models.
It's more akin to how on Intel, each core's L2 has some maximum bandwidth to LLC, and can't individually saturate the total bandwidth available on the ring bus. But Intel doesn't have the LLC <-> RAM bandwidth for that to be generally noticeable.
Biden can't find his way from the airplane to where he's supposed to speak.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeXW1Ys1KHg

Lights are on (dimly), but no-one's home.
I actually don't recall any popular opinions that there wouldn't be a 13 mini. Info I had seen over the whole span of the 12 indicated that the 13 mini was too far along to kill, and the 14 was going to get canned.
reminds me of a feature I loved on my droid x. it had a dedicated physical button that would wake the phone and simultaneously open the camera app. inside the app, it would function as the shutter, so you didn't mess up the shot trying to tap on the screen.

I wish that had carried over to modern devices. I guess it's "too intimidating" to the user to have an extra physical button.
I suspect they will have a different naming convention after they get to M4.

There might be some hesitance installing an M5. You should stay out of the way if the machine learning core needs more power.

I guess by the time they get to M5, anyone old enough to get the reference will have retired.
> should be possible to define a quality mask

I vaguely remember that PS's ‘save for web’ dialog actually had that.
>My uncle was a professional national level runner

Running long distances regularly isn't healthy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6U728AZnV0

Multiple studies have found a U-shaped curve of CAC scores as a function of regular running distance/intensity:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6543495/

Conclusion

A significantly higher rate of coronary artery calcification existed in long-term marathon, ultramarathon, and extreme runners than in submarathon runners. Marathoners and ultramarathoners also had a higher incidence of calcification, as well as higher average plaque burden, as compared to a standard database. Marathoners and ultramarathoners also had above-average coronary calcium scores as compared to a national database.

Other forms of endurance exercise (swimming, cycling) have similar effects if taken to excess . Sprinting short distances is great, and walking seems to have no upperbound on how much you can safely do of it (the Hadza do it all day and have childlike levels of LDL and minimal CAC).
Talks for EU membership are not going anywhere for two decades. Not much to threaten Serbia with in this regard. I think Serbia's regime prefers this status-quo too, since it's easier to have authoritarian government without pesky EU rules about freedom of media, independence of courts, corruption, etc. Seems that EU prefers this status quo as well.

Trade with Russia is not that significant for Serbia, 5-8%. And we mostly import oil and gas. As long as EU keeps buying that from Russia there are no issues there. We export food to Russia, and we can probably have a barter trade if banking system is completely cut off.

All of this is pretty much insignificant and mostly about diplomatic "are you with or against us". Serbia is too small to make any kind of real difference either way.
> My wife has it.... chonky as hell.

That's a feature, not a bug. I can't stand thin phones.
I'm pretty certain that in at least one of these Trump is standing in front of a green screen, I put fabricated, but I guess that was wrong to do because that wasn't fabricated with AI? Either way this said it was real, which yeah it was, but the setting was faked. Idk.
>many of the American companies pulling their products from Russia sell things that weaken and enervate the people who consume them

As for food products - let's not pretend that off the shelf native alternatives like kvass (or beer) are much better - they're still chock-full of simple carbs that lend themselves to obesity and insulin resistance.
The knock-on effects of this are going to be fascinating to watch as a comparison. I don't know if the numbers are public, but it would be interesting to see what this does to military recruitment rates for the state.
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No, its actually the opposite.
US/UK/Germany/Sweden and many other EU/Nato countries already sent over 15,000 anti tank missiles and over 3,000 anti aircraft missiles to Ukraine. Including this week. But they sent in individual name, not in NATO name.

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/06/us/politics/us-ukraine-we...

What do you think all those Russian tanks were blown with.
Small airports have more smaller prop planes, fun fact, they almost exclusively use leaded gas because it gives them more power. So if you live near one, you're getting a dusting of lead everyday. Like this one in the middle of $500k+ homes suburbs: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Chandler+Municipal+Airport...
stop Putin ,he has gone mad
As long as public transportation in the US continues to be unsafe, dirty, and slow people will continue to drive cars. It doesn't matter how much public transport you build out, if I have to sit next to a guy smelling like piss I will never get on the subway when I have a car.
It's a diet to try. As someone who took to it right away vs multiple other diets I would say it has lots of advantages over "CICO" and "exercise and eat fruit you f-cking slob" diets. I was much less hungry on it, and didn't have a very hard time keeping to 1600 calories a day and losing 50lbs and keeping it off. I went back to a more moderate “lower carb” diet afterwards and have maintained just fine, with the occasional “gotta lose 5lbs from vacation”. It does work for some, but I also guarantee it won't work for everyone.
What's the camera like on this one? I owned the last-gen SE and it's camera was the main reason that I upgraded to the 13 Mini. It was truly awful -- it made my Pixel 2 XL's camera seem WAY, WAY better than what the SE had.

Looking at the press release, I don't see anything about any "new" camera tech. The lens looks pretty similar too. Is anybody able to confirm if this is the same camera as the last gen model?
you never know. We might be able to hit a critical mass with Authoritarian regimes regulating reproduction, and through gene editing.

Perhaps when we finally translate "unintelligent people" into "vermin" we'll do what many previous iterations of society have done... genocide.

Part of this is literally possible. A big part of made stark to point out that we should be careful in the way our language dehumanizes people of below average intelligence. They're still part of our species, and biological history.
I don't think twitter was made for interactions, but interactions drive engagement metrics, so twitter optimizes for interaction.

I am using twitter since 2008, and I have like 5 interactions per year. I unfollow noisy people. 3 tweets a day? You are too noisy. I also do not hit the like or retweet buttons a lot.

Around events I follow some extra accounts (Ukraine) that are noisy. Then unfollow at some point.
You definitely shouldn't buy a $4000 computer if your only workload is web browsing.
Not to mention if you build your own PC you can upgrade the parts as and when, unlike with the new Mac where you'll eventually just be replacing the whole thing.
I gave the example of syncing plugins.

If you run any game with anti-cheat (which is many) most will have process monitoring. Endpoint tools can also monitor. In the past (I'm not current) you could look at connections using self signed SSL certificates on network, so network monitoring tools could be used to pick up folks pushing tor traffic over your network. You could also watch for folks connecting to tor exit nodes (this used to be public info).
But chrome will
what? the unified memory growth IS an architecture rev
Spotify and Discord are coming back online after outages
Hahaha good luck getting your hands on a 30xx series card though.

Here in Australia, 3090’s go for close to 3k on their own.
> Microsoft has been chasing the HiDPI fairy for decades and the situation hasn't really gotten better.

Well, I want to say it has gotten better. Their Metro design is what a UI has to look like to work with arbitrary scales and still solve those problems I mentioned. The downsides are it uses simple geometric shapes and has tons of whitespace everywhere so text can reflow in longer languages.

This is probably another big reason behind “flat design” in modern websites, the old skuomorphic (sp) stuff would be hard to do with vectors.

(As for vectors in UI, they have other performance issues which are important if you like live resizing windows.)
Are you saying this only targets prosumers because professionals will wait for the M1 (M2?) Mac Pro?
Mig-27s are fighters, they are of limited use in low altitudes.

And Russia does have systems to take down low-flying aircraft, it's just not very effective as you need to be in the right place at a right time. Mid-to-high altitude flights would be pure suicide against Russian AA systems.
Yeah, I used to have 3 of them, really miss them. Got 2x5k now but really prefer the 21.5” DCI-4k.
> People are not to blame for the actions their government.

These are the same people who elect incompetent leaders to power and allowed them to seize control indefinitely. The people share some responsibility in this.
This. He brought along the kind of design philosophy that was very much needed in devices. But that philosophy became the new normal, and pushing it to it’s purest level did not end up being what everyone wants.

Products and needs evolve and change. Saying bad things about the man is nasty especially considering his gentle nature. Especially that we really actually don’t know who is exactly responsible for what in that world.
You could have said the same about Microsoft, word for word, in the 90s. Similar arguments for Amazon, IBM, Oracle and others too. I even listed several world changing achievements for Nokia in the post you're refuting (if it wasn't for GSM there wouldn't even be an iPhone)

what's more, Microsoft still dominate Apple for desktop OSs and Google still dominate Apple for mobile OSs too.

Apple have made some quality products but they're not uniquely brilliant.
Makes you wonder how many they can glue together. Looking at you Mac Pro
Too bad that historically Apple has not given any attention to Mac gaming.
> You don't feel knowledgeable enough (I wish this was more common and people would share their opinions less when they know close to nothing).

I think it's more common than you think to stay out of it. The unfortunate thing about the asymmetrical communication afforded by social media is that you don't see the hundreds of people that didn't engage with what someone said.

At least that's what I tell myself when i see a bunch of comments that are out there. All the people that aren't crazy probably just didn't want to engage.
If we had set up the nofly zone beforehand that would have been a welcome invitation for putin.
Now that he has broken every international law these playbook rules are meaningless.
Two wrongs don't do another right
Like others have mentioned, even if you just want to use twitter to follow other engineers or designers etc.. Twitter will invariably find a way to show you their annoying political takes, and other from people they liked or are even vaguely connected. I was on Twitter for a little while about 10 years ago now for the same reason, but then ditched it in 2015/16 when I started seeing this happen more. Everyone wanted social points for shitting on whoever was deemed to be on the wrong side of history or whatever it was then. I used the t ruby cli for twitter and backed up my lists of follows and followers, then unfollowed everyone without deactivating my account. Interestingly, even while following nobody, I still got the same shit in my feed. I eventually did an official twitter backup (which is admittedly quite a good offline webapp), and deleted the account, because fuck that place. My approach was the digital version of tossing all your potentially useful possessions in a bag and putting it in a storage locker; if you don't think to go and get it for a year, toss it in the garbage.
Not to mention NATO blocking (or considering blocking) applicant countries due to arbitrary third-party threats/requests would weaken the entire purpose of the treaty. It would have left every current and prospective member questioning the treaty's actual effectiveness.

Putin was basically asking NATO to harm itself, there was no way anyone was going to take that seriously.
It's not hard to beat the notoriously bad build quality and reliability of the LG UltraFine and Apple has a track record of building solid displays (I have an LED Cinema Display that's going on 13 years old with nary a single issue).
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Hello. It's a pleasure to meet you. Do you have any other such places that you suspect to be a psyop?
>> Also Facebook is a large responsible company (no major data breaches, etc.)

First result for: "facebook data breach"

"Data from 533 million people in 106 countries was published on a hacking forum earlier this month. Facebook said the data was old, from a previously reported leak in 2019. It has denied any wrongdoing, saying that the data was scraped from publicly available information on the site."

Dated: April 20th 2021

There was 100% phone numbers linked to real names and email addresses (at a minimum) in that breach. That may not be what you would consider to be major, however.
Bit of a wet fart though, even Charlie D thinks it's too little too late. OEM-only (and only on WRX80 socket), no V-cache, worse product support.

https://semiaccurate.com/2022/03/08/amd-finally-launches-thr...

The niche for high clocks was arguable with the 2nd-gen products but now you are foregoing v-cache which also improves per-thread performance, so Epyc is relatively speaking even more attractive. And if you take Threadripper you have artificial memory limits, half the memory channels, half the PCIe lanes, etc, plus in some cases it's more expensive than the Epyc chips. It is a lot to pay (not just in cash) just for higher clocks that your 64C workloads probably don't even care about.

AMD moved into rent-seeking mode even before Zen3 came out. Zen2 threadripper clearly beats anything Intel can muster in the segment (unless they wanted to do W-3175X seriously and not as a limited-release thing with $2000 motherboards) and thus AMD had no reason to actually update this segment when they could just coast. Even with this release, they are not refreshing the "mainstream" TRX40 platform but only a limited release for the OEM-only WRX80 platform.

It was obvious when they forced a socket change, and then cranked all the Threadripper 3000 prices (some even to higher-levels than single-socket Epyc "P" skus) what direction things were headed. They have to stay competitive in server, so those prices are aggressive, but Intel doesn't have anything to compete with Threadripper so AMD will coast and raise prices.

And while Milan-X isn't cheap - I doubt these WRX80 chips are going to be cheap either, it would be unsurprising if they're back in the position of Threadripper being more expensive for a chip that's locked-down and cut-down. And being OEM-only you can't shop around or build it yourself, it's take it or leave it.
Additionally, an A15 processor means this phone is going to stay solid and consistent for at least 5 more years. No issues with buying the cheaper phone and needing to replace it more often because the software phased it out faster.
you would think tat after two years with the world suffering from a covid nightmare , we could have a time of peace and love,instead we get war ,!!!Total madness
Unihertz Jelly 2. 3" screen, Android 11.
And now that it's up and I can login, all the playlists and music are gone. Looks like a fresh new account. Seems like they still have some issues..
That makes sense as a legit problem. Reminds me of people going "LOL WTF do you need 12 hours of battery life for?" about the new M1 laptops. Well, for one, more battery life is always nice, and for another, it'll be really nice to still have 8 hours of battery life when the laptop's seen five heavy years of use without a battery replacement. I could see a few-years-old Magic Mouse 2 getting to be kinda shitty, sure.
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My bad. I meant Alder Lake.
I would suspect these two countries and their “low” standard may be the point. My comment emphasized high standards and these two aren’t the best examples.
A discussion on this topic was posted earlier today with more context:

"I'm leaving Rails core and I'm not interested in being in the alumni": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30600192
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Let's hope they don't also push their lock-in business models onto others.
You're forgetting price. If simplicity was the main concern, every random desktop CPU would have 16+ cores right now.
It isn't what he said, but it's apparently what he meant.

Again with the mind-reading. Maybe people don't want to talk politics because so many people debate in bad faith and not only put words in peoples mouths, but thoughts into their heads.
There is a lot more to nutrition than calories. The main component is "how hungry does this diet leave you feeling". Low carb in most cases leaves people feeling more full. 1600 calories of protein and fat are a lot more filling than 1600 calories of donuts and don't swing your blood sugar levels around like crazy. However you are free to keep on preaching "calorie restriction". Humans are complex machines with a conscious and subconscious not a caloric measurement device in the lab
Geekbench is extremely sensitive to the OS. Like the same CPU on Windows & Linux score wildly different on Geekbench. For example the 3990X regularly hits 35k multicore geekbench when run on Linux: https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/11237183
Personally I was encouraged by

> In Gallup's 2021 polling, 29% of Americans identified as Democrats ... 27% as Republicans ... and 42% as independents.

Politics is a dirty but necessary business, and for many of us it's far better to keep parties at arm's length. Of course you can still donate to your favorite candidates regardless. In open-primary states like texas it isn't even necessary to join up, should you feel a need to contribute to certain lesser evils.
Yeah, actually a fundamental rule of comedy: always get the audience on your side. If they don't know you, aren't rooting for you, or think you're on the "wrong side", they will misinterpret your joke as a real insult. Comedians directly insult people all the time and get laughs, but only because the audience believes they're on the same side as the comedian.
A few years ago I would have been very excited about this, and immediately upgraded the Thunderbolt Display I had at the time. These days I prefer 32" display, and I don't even need 4k (I have 2 32" QHD LG displays at both home and work)
For a company betting so heavily on “services,” it would be borderline incompetence if they weren’t working on this. Even just for internal use it would still be a better investment than the stupid car.
I only did about half of the samples, but things became harder further in. I'm not sure if they were better done or I was just becoming bored and losing focus though.
High-end x86 do have it. Threadripper 3995WX for example.
Sure identified sources can be bad actors too, but that doesn't really matter w.r.t free speech.

For one, the effects are asymmetric. Anonymous bad actors can do more harm than identified sources can do good. Identity discourages bad behavior.

Second, free speech and other ideals of liberalism assume that people are fundamentally good. So if the identified sources are openly bad actors such that they out weigh the good actors, then you're kind of screwed regardless.
It's certainly still possible, but it's what it's always been, a niche solution for a small demographic.
It's part of the language spec.
> customers actually want

Almost. The hardware looks fantastic all-around. But the hostility to running an actually-usable OS like Linux is a huge stumbling block. Their users having to rely on the herculean efforts of the Asahi project, et. al, is shameful for the world's largest company.
Parents who think such recommendations are politically inspired can act accordingly, just like before. As can religiously inspired parents. It’s just political theatre to try and bolster the political fortunes of the governor. It’s like passing a law where you can’t say “gay” or discuss the causes of the civil war or other such bits of nonsense.

Disappointing to think Margaret Atwood wrote non fiction.
On positive note, all other presidents in all other countries in the world suddenly looked more thoughtful and more reasonable while you had your 4 year show.
I want looking at a dense page of code to look as beautiful and comfortable as reading a magazine

I am trying to imagine what a page of code laid out by a professional designer would look like and I can hear a million programmers screaming bloody murder in my head about the thoughtful use of whitespace, proportional-width fonts (even though they are ones chosen to clearly differentiate between confusing characters like 1/I and 0/O), and the occasional change in font size for... what is the source code equivalent of a subhead, anyway? Comments?
The bigger question is...will they take this downtime to fix the broken ice cream machines in all 847 locations?
How to discover these instances? I would imagine that downside of this approach would be the danger of existing only within certain bubbles and never being exposed to different point of view.
It's from 2019 and discussed several times before.

https://hn.algolia.com/?query=Mathematicians%20Discover%20th... shows about 175 comments, cumulative, with https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23919869 having 94.
"suspend". so they are waiting until it's politically correct to sell diabetes again?