skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I currently do this with HDMIs (I somehow make do with a measley 4K monitors).

I assumed such a thing existed for thunderbolt but hadn't looked into it; it looks like you're right that this market is underdeveloped at present. Hopefully somebody does it! Or, the wisdom of HN will yield us some options.

Otherwise, if you're willing to settle for affordable retina-quality monitors, this is the one I use: https://camelcamelcamel.com/product/B01LPNKFK0. Cribbed from this post which made the HN rounds not too long ago: https://www.caseyliss.com/2021/12/7/monitor-liss
It’s a lot cheaper to pump oil in Alaska than to frack it in South Dakota.

This is why a lot of fracking stopped in 2020 when gas prices plummeted. It just wasn’t profitable anymore.
I don't see why NATO membership for Ukraine is so contentious, considering NATO has already made it crystal clear that they won't fight Russia directly over Ukraine.
This just hints at how toxic the fracking chemicals used are. It's not just the water, it's the pollution that is compounding this issue. Water always has, and always will recirculate - but pumping dangerous contaminants into our water tables is a big problem that effects current generations as well.
just use an adapter... Thunderbolt / USB C gives you flexibility
What's Russian for "my buns have no seeds"?
How many journalists have been killed? It's actually comparable, as is the level if oligarch dominance of the media and many aspects of life.
Excellent theory. I think it's more than that - you now have tidbits of her opinion on every little thing without the benefit of nonverbal communication, empathy and nuance that you would if you actually talked to her for the same amount of time.
Yes because the reason they they are prodominantly represented in those neighborhoods just because they were redlined there as a matter of public policy for decades
In that context, we should have a better word for 'Putin's Russians' urgently.

Many Russians aren't associated with Putin and are trying to fight it risking jail and their future.

Other Russians are fleeing 'Putin's Russia', because they have an understanding of English and aren't indoctrinated by state TV/propaganda.

Edit: Someone mentioned 'Vatnik' and deleted the comment again ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vatnik_(slang)

> Vatnik or vatnyk (Russian: ватник) is a political slur,[1][2] used in Russia and other post-Soviet states based on an internet meme that was introduced in 2011 by Anton Chadskiy, which denotes a steadfast jingoistic follower of propaganda from the Russian government.[3]
I may be in the minority, but I make a distinction between personal IRL information like searching my name reveals my phone number or address. And online tracking information like when I have this cookie or browse from this IP, show me more X. Also Facebook is a large responsible company (no major data breaches, etc.) I know they're hated on, but something like Equifax is several orders of magnitude worse in my opinion.

Facebook (and maybe Google?) buy data about me to try to match me online so they can provide ads on their own service, but they don't reveal my data to anyone else - advertisers don't get my phone number or physical address or even email from them, when they want to advertise to me.

The companies that optery seems to be fighting against are ones that post my physical address and phone number and family members and name online in one spot so anyone can find it, without me ever opting in to that.
The core gameplay mechanics of Far Cry have not changed significantly since Crysis, either. (Okay, more accurately since Far Cry 3- released a decade ago- or so.)
that announcement won't happen in the HN comments
This is the same for football, if you have 5 channel surround then I learned on the interwebz that you can mute just the announcers by pulling the center channel. So what we do is that and just turn on the local radio commentary.
Another mini iPhone with premium features, and still the Android ecosystem doesn't have a comparable size/features competitor although there are dozens of manufacturers.
Zounds It's Zulresso and Zuranolone
Too easy.

Also, the fake ones with audio or text from Trump are way too easy for anyone who has seen Trump over the years to guess (as opposed to those who know Trump from "comedy news shows" from the last few years)... because Trump wouldn't say some of those things (anti-gay marriage stuff, for example).

Biden is a bit more difficult to guess like that because he could have said anything which he thought would be popular at a given point throughout his career... but then the technology is too bad to actually be convincing enough.
I'm looking at it through a lens of least impact overall and totally agree about the tar sands. Trucking is wasteful, shipping and trucking don't have a very good ecological safety record. A good step in reducing environmental effects of oil is to stop exporting it as that just moves the problem elsewhere. Being self sufficient and weaning ourselves off of oil & gas is a step in that direction.
We need to fix the problems at home before telling others what to do.
John Walker [0], the author of "Hacker's Diet", is also a founder of Autodesk [1] - maker of AutoCAD [2] - premier CAD design tool in mechanical and structural engineering.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Walker_(programmer)

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autodesk

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AutoCAD
I will summarize those paragraphs - as long as USA can afford to export manufacturing pollution to poor countries that allow excess pollution, we should continue to have the pollution dumped over there.

I don't agree with that. I support pollution import duties to remove some of the economic advantage of dumping pollution over there.
To this day, 27" 1440p, 144hz IPS gaming monitors are still my favorite daily driver for any desktop productivity. And when I say favorite, I mean by an extremely large margin.

The amount of real estate you get with 2560x1440 is fantastic, and you can actually game on it at native resolution on older gen graphics. The pixel density of 27" @ 1440p is the epitome of goldilocks. Every single pixel is just the right amount of useful.
I don't know, the performance per watt has a big effect on data-centers, both in power budget and HVAC for cooling.
Cool. Does G-SYNC/FreeSync work with the USB-C port?
Higher power means more cooling, which usually means more noise. A lot of people find value in quieter machines.
I think what they’re doing is super-smart: there is a giant section of the population that wants consistency over any other feature - my mom, 74, and her 5 siblings are always thrilled to have a phone that works exactly like their last phone; 54+ million people in the United States are over the age of 65. I don’t know if that plays in to their decisions, but it sure is appreciated.
Someone will probably chime in and correct me (such is the way of the internet - Cunningham's Law in action) but I don't think the CPU itself can access all 800 GB/s? I think someone in one of the previous M1 Pro/Max threads mentioned that several of the memory channels on Pro/Max are dedicated for the GPU. So you can't just get a 800 GB/s postgres server here.

You could still write OpenCL kernels of course. Doesn't mean you can't use it, but not sure if it's all just accessible to CPU-side code.

(or maybe it is? it's still a damn fast piece of hardware either way)
Not so much a fan of white noise either, but I like brown noise so much I wrote my own generator: https://justbrownnoise.com
Except you don't have to buy their display, that's part of why the Studio is so nice. You can buy any generic display you want that doesn't cost 1600 bucks. For what you get, the 2k Studio is an absolute steal in terms of compute per watt, I/O, form factor, and longevity (Macs last ages). Plus, having 64 gigs of VRAM is absolutely amazing at that price point.
I imagine frequency and budget of renovations in older housing influences the degree of lead exposure from paint. Poorer neighborhoods may have housing units with largely original (or old enough to contain lead) paint, whereas richer neighborhoods would have a larger proportion of high quality renovations which would eliminate some of the lead paint
I do not want to diminish the importance of your perspective in any way, only to add that some in the #1 camp are teetering on the brink of "able to take care of self" and not withholding help to be cruel, but because they think helping might pull them over the cliff, too.

Wellness has big steps sometimes, and if you tumble down a step it may take a long time to get back up, and your ability to help yourself, and anyone else, will be diminished.
Poland has been in NATO for a long time, I wonder how they've been maintaining their fleet before Feb 24...
According to this[0] iphone 13 mini is 5.4" and according to the OP new SE is 4.7"

0 - https://www.apple.com/iphone-13/
Knowing Apple, their version of "cloud" servers would probably be some sort of SDK that lets developers build applications on top of their hardware / software stack, and charge per usage. Kind of like Firebase, but with Apple's stack.
Except if you compare it to the LG 5K, it's worth the extra cost in build quality alone. The LG monitors are notorious pieces of junk with flaky connectors that come loose like clockwork.

The new Studio display is expensive, but I think the features somewhat justify the price compared to the "competition".
It's bad for competition that only Apple gets to use TSMC's 5nm process. Though what's really bad is that Intel and Samsung haven't been able to compete with TSMC.
Lithuanians disagrees. This is why they applied for EU and NATO membership as quickly as they can. The Baltic states also was the first to leave the USSR. They always wanted to be free.
>that shortly after this made the rounds in the marketing communities

I'd love to read more about this. Do you have any recommended "marketing communities" that I should visit?
It might also be reasonable to say that the threadripper is a workstation chip, not a chip for personal computers.

Edit: even AMD themselves call their threadripper lineup workstation chips, not personal.

https://www.amd.com/en/processors/workstation
I find it interesting that this acquisition is allowed... but when Lockheed Martin tried to acquire Aerojet Rocketdyne, it was shot down by the FTC.

Why does Big Tech get a pass? Is it because they feed the government free data on every single American and foreign national?
The planes themselves are irrelevant. Poland supplied them and retaliation would be punitive.
No it's not, which is why people take $2,000 1440p monitors still.

The "if you can manage it" part is an awkward setup usually with terrible ergonomics (a monitor too far away is worse for posture because you subconsciously tilt forward), it takes a ton of space, it looks hideous

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Forgive my for my bluntness, but I am soooo tired of every conversation about improving monitors being sidetracked by people act like using a TV-sized TV as a computer monitor is better than strictly anything.

It's like saying using your hand saw as a flat head screw driver is strictly better because it had a larger handle... as long as you can line it up in the screw.
> In practice, progressive tax curves and incentive programs let politicians meddle.

Is there cross-country comparative empirical evidence for that? My hunch is that very obscure tax curves (trapezoids and what not with layers of ad hoc edge cases) are vulnerable to meddling. But I doubt there's a general meddle-ability difference between simple forms of progressivity vs flat.
> A lot of software does not take good advantage of multiple cores.

It sounds pointless to come up with synthetic benchmarks which emulate software that is not able to handle hardware, and then use said synthetic benchmarks to evaluate the hardware performance.
this is a new product.

sure, it may be a middle ground between the existing Pro XDR and 5K LG Ultrafine displays, but this is something that was just announced today, hence "news".
Thanks for the clarification.

I think mutual respect also plays a part here. My respect, demeanor towards, and willingness to play Settlers with someone who believes LGBTQIA+ people are sinners depends a lot on whether or not that person engages in honest, consensual debate and respects the human on the other side. That is how we form good relationships and strengthen our collective understanding. I wish to underscore the importance of consensual debate, especially when there's a power gradient.

I will say though, "Do gay people get basic rights" is _very much_ still a subject of debate. Sadly.
One day we’ll be up to our eyeballs in computronium, and it will never be enough.

Thinking is a superpower even better than being the first species to develop sight.

See also “The Last Question” by Asimov.
The original thread is literally about the the riots from Jan 6.
Excellent points and completely agreed. Social media has turned the private into the public. The old adage, don’t talk politics and don’t throw stones has been completely abandoned. We used to discuss these divisive topics within the contexts in which it was appropriate to do so. Now, it’s literally everywhere.

I am not sure what the solution is. It’s a societal pandora’s box and it’s open.
Presumably people are losing a lot of followers on Twitter broadcasting their political views when they are mostly followed for some other reason. These people might be motivated to correctly categorise their Tweets.
yeah especially in an age of masks
I’m all for spending the time or money to remove my profile. I’d rather also spend a little extra time to see where I’m listed and evaluate that organization, though.
That's certainly true. But if that's your workload you shouldn't be buying a 64-core CPU...

I use a few 32 and 64 core machines for build servers and file servers, and while the 64-core EPYCs are not twice as fast as the 32-core ones due to lower overall frequency, they're 70% or so faster in most of the things I throw at them.
That doesn't necessarily rule out more powerful iterations that also launch under the M1 Ultra branding though.

(edit: per a sibling comment, if the internals like IRQ only really scale to 2 chiplets that pretty much would rule it out though.)
If Putin attacks Germany it'll probably not involve lower level troops, but a inter-continental missile.
I would need to share the screen too between my laptop and my desktop mac, so, no. Homeoffice is a thing these days and that means, you need to connect a screen to your work computer. I would rather not have the additional USB ports on the screen (though they are nice) than not having a second input. And giving that the screen has an A13 on its own, it would have the ability for nice handling multiple inputs, e.g. PIP or nice switching of keyboard/mouse attached.
You're right, I was under the wrong impression that it was about the transfer of planes.
Consider that so many people do not care to preserve the environments of online public spaces. While the pollution of digital environments with semiotic trash is less tangible and persistent than the beer cans, cigarette butts, and used needles on the streets of our cities, can you really defend its production? What kinds of cultures, mindsets, and personalities would this breed?

Yes, there are far worse things. But let us hold ourselves to our own high standards and be proud.
I'm not a person with lots of free time that wants to update to the latest and greatest every year.

I now appreciate apple phones knowing I can upgrade when I want and not in 1 year, 9 months when Google/Samsung drop support for my phone.

Also, CalyxOS on Android provides that same concept of support for old pixels if you want to just keep using your phone as-is.
Florida to recommend against Covid vaccines for healthy kids
Desktop will care about noise of the fans.

Data centers are also pretty conscious of power consumption, more power means more cooling infra required and higher energy bill, while it is not the top priority it certainly is a significant factor in decision making.
Americans regularly protest warfare without fear of prosecution. American companies and individuals regularly avoid selling products to US-DOD and/or ICE. Witness the controversy surrounding Panantir, or DOD's JEDI project, for two recent examples. American companies and individuals regularly sanction Israel for its behavior in Palestine despite being one of our closest allies: witness the BDS movement.
From about 2 weeks ago:
Ask HN: Why is there no small Android phone?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30405011

And another discussion from 3 months ago:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29287158
The idea is that it's not a sudden hard failure. Instead only a few things fail which helps in two ways: reducing the load by discarding some work and alerting that the system is beginning to be overloaded.
Like the strategy of asking for help on Linux forums. 'dont ask for help, nobody will help you. Just claim what you're trying to achieve is impossible to do in Linux and you'll get lots of answers'
This is as close as it comes, they've been around for years, and used to be the source for the hundreds of lyrics sites that used to exist.

https://www.musixmatch.com

I can't remember if it was them or another service (edit: I'm pretty sure it was actually https://www.lyricfind.com ) that used to have a free licensing tier if your lyrics site included their ads, which were for a scam ring tone subscription service that would trick users into a ringtone "subscription" billed to their mobile carrier. The ads promised MIDI ringtones on every lyric page, but usually they didn't have them for more obscure songs.

https://euobserver.com/news/29005
Russia has moved S400 into the theater already 30 jets won’t be enough.

It’s also not clear where they would be able to operate form since most airfields have been destroyed or damaged with long range missiles.

It would delay the inevitable at most.
And Spain is 30 times smaller in size than Russia
hopefully M2 as well!
We plan to move to it once MacOS support lands (for the laptops).
Just in time for most mask mandates/recommendations to finish disappearing.

Where was this feature like 18 months ago?
Guess that means consoles will always have a place as that "second computer".
> Writing a type that automatically becomes SOA vs. AOS is relatively easy in D

There's a library (which I haven't tried out) for doing this in C++20: https://github.com/celtera/ahsohtoa

(The author is an HN regular, jcelerier.)
I will say in this case Catan is cool and feels natural, like what people would call it if they're still playing the game a hundred years from now. So maybe it was politically sparked but the rebrand feels solid.
>he was probably not a great person early on, he's now generally contributing to universally approved causes, and otherwise just there, so to some extent he's a symbol of the possibilities available through tech.

You probably haven't been following Gates lately. His reputation has tarnished in the last couple of years.
What's kind of scary to me is that newly minted adults never knew a single Sue before social media.
This was such a hot debate on a set of subreddits it caused a collapse of a huge subreddit, the ousting of a powermod, and several spinoff subreddits. Admittedly it was a few years ago, but it was an interesting fight to watch from the sidelines.

My preference here is to refer to people however they want to be referred to. When I adopted that view, I thought it was very safe but it has actually landed me in hot water many times. I still stand by it though.
In some ways I wish this processor was available from a CPU chip seller. As a compute engine it gets a lot "right" (in my opinion) and would be fun to hack on.

That said, the idea that USB C/Thunderbolt is the new PCIe bus has some merit. I have yet to find someone who makes a peripheral card cage that is fed by USBC/TB but there are of course standalone GPUs.
When I wrote, "Succeeds," I meant becomes a standard practice of all the major car manufacturers. It is the elimination of some forms of price competition that will drive the development of other forms of the same. Maybe etsy and alibaba will start selling automobiles, or maybe you will be able to assemble your own car from legos; maybe the dealers or manufacturers will be able to offer bargain seekers discounts on open-box or previously returned vehicles, or free floor-mats, or inflated values on their trade-ins, or special financing, etc. Those cars aren't going to sell themselves.
Well they broke every update for the phones running that ship. The latest debacle was earlier this week as the Android 12L update was delayed for those models.
For cases when you have let's say a gaming PC and a Macbook connected to the same screen. You want a USB-C port so the Macbook will get everything from a single USB-C port (power included), but you also want your gaming PC to benefit from a high performance monitor with high refresh rates on a DisplayPort/HDMI connection.
The quality of the fakes is atrocious. Their audio clips don't even sound like deep fakes. They just sound like really terrible amateur impersonators.
Gets into interesting user design and accessibility topics.

I have no idea what Apple did in this direction, but whenever I hear "no market for small phones," I think of the women in my life with small hands who bring up the lack of options voluntarily when phone size is discussed (especially when an older iphone SE that's small is seen).
> My jaw hit the floor when I saw USB A ports.

Don‘t forget the headphone jack!
these two comments put together are so on point. it's almost as if we as a species are still learning how to communicate in this internet age
The major Linux providers already offer 1st party supported Linux on AWS. Both RHEL and Ubuntu instances offer support contracts from their respective companies, as well as Amazon Linux from AWS themselves. It is already here and a big force there. You can provision ElastiCache and RDS Graviton instances too.
I don't Tweet because Twitter never promotes my post to hashtags and people who might be interested in my content. People I respond to with questions never reply. Basically, nobody reads my stuff. It's a waste of time if you're not already famous.
Optery does compete with DeleteMe. There's some info on how Optery is different than DeleteMe here:

https://www.optery.com/introducing-optery-remove-yourself-fr...

PCMag also compared Optery and DeleteMe in their review here:

https://www.pcmag.com/reviews/optery
Ukrainians in New York City Grapple with the Russian Invasion
Does it really matter? This is a firefight at a nuclear plant. An accident can easily gone either way.
Yeah for me it works great. I feel like now everything opens automatically as long as the thing is in the general direction of my face, whereas one used to have to constantly make a conscious action (push the fingerprint reader).
USB C isn't exactly everything it's cracked up to be. You can't exactly just grab any USB C cable and plug it into any USB C port and it works. I still need to keep that one USB C cable with thunderbolt and charging specifically for my laptop. Except now I have to label it or be careful with cable management.

I'd rather be able to just look at the connector and tell what it does rather than this silly game of "this USB C cable is fat, maybe I can use it to charge my laptop". USB C ports are harder to clean too.
> Basically, any additional move, will end up being such escalatory [..]

Deploying one single NATO aircraft from NATO territory into Ukraine is escalatory. It doesn't make any difference if it's a Mig or an F16, or whether it flew from an airbase in Germany or Poland.
Remember 60hz CRTs? That was unbearable for me.
So the sanctions are working?
This is what some folks miss.

One hour of my time is more expensive than an entire month of a computer electricity bill.

Some people just want tasks to perform as fast as possible regardless of power consumption or portability.

Life's short and time is finite.

Every second adds up for repetitive tasks.