skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No of course not, obviously there is information encoded. What i think is impossible is that some very subtle difference in the bone structure which experts cannot see which is determined by the self reported race of the xrayed person is still present in that data.
The "exact same data" is often some change. Like user statuses in Slack. It's not terribly uncommon.

Opening a bunch of tabs is up to the user. I develop web apps for business users and often they open many tabs. But even me on reddit or hn I'll open a bunch of tabs to basically queue up reading.
Assuming they can figure out which brand of kitty litter to use?
Some of us have a life and interests outside work.
Or the British Empire which intentionally starved "between 12 and 29 million Indians ... as millions of tons of wheat were exported to Britain as famine raged in India.

In 1943, up to four million Bengalis starved to death when Winston Churchill diverted food to British soldiers and countries such as Greece while a deadly famine swept through Bengal.

Talking about the Bengal famine in 1943, Churchill said: “I hate Indians. They are a beastly people with a beastly religion. The famine was their own fault for breeding like rabbits.” [1]

[1] https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/worst-atroci...
But will "system data" use less than 4.5 gigs on my 6S?
I'm sure this platform alone will get plenty of angry sad distressed very smart people rabbidly frothing to make you dictator of the world for life & change all the systems everywhere to make this enough.

I think most engineers spend the vast amount of their time working with existing systems & services. It's great that your little kingdom might not speak JSON, but the rest of the world does. And we need a way to interact with the world, preferably quickly.
Hardware is one thing. Apple forces users into SaaS model by hiding details of security updates and merging them with unwanted UI/UX downgrades.

You can't have secure Apple device without giving up more and more usability and performance over time.
Recent coverage of parsing JSON with the new-ish AVX-512, which is the primary new feature here: [1]. The release links the article in the submission here. And here's the PR: [2].

[1] https://lemire.me/blog/2022/05/25/parsing-json-faster-with-i... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31510821 (167 points, 11 days, 70 comments)

[2] https://github.com/simdjson/simdjson/pull/1813
> In future American OEMs may move to a more European model where vehicles are built to specific customer order

This would be a great thing. NPR ran a show last week about the benefits of switching to this model for the consumer in terms of products of all kinds, and it turns out that given this choice, the customer makes better, more ethical and informed decisions about the product and feels better about the relationship they have with the producer and manufacturer. It tends to create a better and more loyal customer over time as well.
I have an iPad and MBP for work. I'd love to be able to code on my iPad.

Airplanes are the clearest, but not frequent use case. A 15" MBP is just a bit too big to comfortably use.

Broadly, it'd be nice in more casual settings where I don't want to haul a MBP around.
I'm curious what the legality would be on a communal trip of some sort. A lot like thr early days of medicinal Marijuana where individual patients would sign over their allotted plants to a caregiver. I wonder if there could be a coyote to use a perhaps not so great but applicable term for it. This coyote would collect a bunch or orders from folks, get the goods (insulin), bring it back.

Now that I've written this I realize that this person has a name, it's not coyote, it's drug trafficker. I'm leaving it because:

How shameful we are. A person whom would drive hundreds of miles to a foreign land to help people get basic medicine they need to survive is called a drug trafficker that is a felony. WTF America.
> For example the Murchison Meteorite had over 70 different aminoacids found on it

In it. Not "on it". A very important distinction. You'd expect to find all kinds of bio stuff on pretty much any solid object.
Honeymoon Rhinitis
“I resign from the RU rust community”
https://help.coinbase.com/en/commerce/managing-account/comme...
That's only a way to burn your battery faster. Go and buy a webcam. With 100$ you get maybe the best on the market.

I have epoccam only for emergencies (like when with covid webcams were sold out)
The Russians actually dumped barrels of nuclear waste in the Kara sea.

"17,000 containers and 19 vessels with radioactive waste, as well as 14 nuclear reactors, five of which contain hazardous spent fuel."

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-21119774.amp
> There's no need for belief, all over the world vegetarians live around a decade longer.

Controlling for wealth, total calories consumed, and a number of other known and suspected positive and negative contributors to longevity, quantity of meat eaten seems to end up positively correlated with longevity across the board.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8881926/#!po=26...

The better conclusion might be that vegetarian is an elite affectation that is not as bad for you as the competing elite affectation of overeating.
hmm I work barely 2-3 days/week total for years now and yet I still win out come interview & performance review time
I placed an order for a Sienna a couple of months ago. However, it's more of getting put in line for something similar that is allocated to the dealer. The more specific, the longer the wait is.
Ford recently announced that all new electric vehicles will be ordered direct and at MSRP.

https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a40175990/ford-online-sale...
> Ford leadership seems to really want to move to the Tesla preorder model

It may not be so much that they want to, but it is apparent that Ford is struggling to figure out how the dealership fits in an EV world, where your customers aren't constantly funnelling in for oil changes. The ICE model allows the dealership to make a sizeable portion of their income from the attached repair shop, but much of that shop work goes away with EVs. This will bring higher commission expectations and Ford could quickly find their cars priced out of the market from that when competitors aren't establishing dealer networks.
I could be wrong, but I don't think Coinbase is receiving donations in this case. It looks like they fund this as part of a budget or via money raised internally, and then disburse it to various open source projects they support.
> Who exactly does this. And by what mechanism do you enforce:

That's one of the key pieces of what makes SRE "SRE" as opposed to an ops team. They are given the power to stop deployment. If they can't, they're not SREs.

> Are you literally proposing some reality where VP Alice nonconsensually tells peer VP Bob "you're missing your roadmap ship dates. Im taking away your orgs prod creds because your lines arent up and to the right enough?"

Yes, and no. No because "roadmap ship dates" aren't reliability. I'm describing a reality where VP Alice nonconsentually tells VP Bob "you've had three outages in the past three weeks, we're out of SLO and so you no longer get to deploy new versions until we have remediations in place to prevent future outages". (and of course they both agreed to this)

Of course, Bob, being a rational human probably starts taking actions after the first outage, and so it never gets to this point, but yes, that Alice can tell Bob "no more deployments" is literally the point.
"all the nuclear waste" ? You only referred to one small part of "the nuclear waste".
The Third-World Debt Crisis Reveals the Rot at the Heart of the Global Economy
You can set the sensitivity on it, I think i've only accidentally turned it on once since then
A little CSS magic through StyleBot can fix this. You need not depend on any company or need to be hired by them to do this. I doubt they'll allow you to make this change even if you are hired.

https://prnt.sc/-2vqZhpXbhu8
> an interested billionare who did not want unlimited profits?

I'd posit that it's almost impossible to get to the point where you can fund something like that without being singularly focused on getting the most money possible
I'll wager the base is $6 after this. I'm currently paying $7 because I'm in CA and I have to buy Diesel after some drunk person totaled my non-truck.
I am familiar with both projects. And both are doing amazing work working around the limitations of MacOS to being some sensibility to the OS’s window manager. But yabai from what I remember requires you to disable SIP or to get it to fully work and on top of that I have cooled on my zealotry for MacOS over the years. I used to be a huge fanboy. But now I am a bit creeped out by all the ways Apple is trying to make it hard to leave the ecosystem. By how interconnected everything is. Also I love and support the brew project but … it’s not as fast or as robust as a proper package manager. (Maybe nix could come into play here.) But ultimately I am most keen on using proper Linux for the container tech, the customizability, the freedom, that containers run without the need for a VM —- that being said I hear arm64 VMs run super well on the M1s and … I dunno maybe I will revisit the Apple side of things. I just wish I could get the amazing Apple hardware and M1 or M2 performance and just run my own OS on it. The asahi folks are helping with that.
It's a shallow analysis, and I say this as a fan of Arnade's prior work. Cartoons and "cuteness" are symbols expanding one's palate of expression.

LINE was the first messenger app to roll out stickers. Those stickers, mostly cartoons, do a vastly better job of encapsulating expression, especially online, than GIFs, Emojis, and Emoticons do.

Stickers are commonplace messages in Korea. Stickers in America, on the other hand, have not caught on. If I had to speculate, it is because the art is shallow, soulless, and an commercial grab.

From Arnade's piece:

> If you make anything and everything a lovable character, that dampens the edges. Makes a life of buying and selling stuff a little less dreary. A little less pointless.

You could say the same for every culture. If you talk to Koreans, they cannot fathom America's addiction to hyperbole, whether it be in everyday conversation or in advertising.

Examples:

"That was an amazing meal."

"It was to die for."

"Absolutely."

"You are the best!"

"What a killer deal!"

Now let's transform Arnade's original observation:

> If you make anything and everything a hyperbole – "perfect" or "the best" – that dampens the edges. Makes a life of buying and selling stuff a little less dreary. A little less pointless.

It fits, no? Would I describe American hyperbole as cope? No, it's merely how we encode emotions into language. Cartoons are the same for Koreans.

Edit: I'd like to proffer a different reason for their prevalence: many cartoons are government-sponsored and are ways for the government to signal that they are welcoming to children as a response to the declining birth rate. You could interpret this dystopically – I just see it as cute.
Oh! Sorry, I didn't realize you were going to try it under Rosetta. That is very disappointing that Rosetta doesn't do any better. Thanks for testing.
Sure. The first time around at megacorp I left shortly before a reorg that demoted my manager to IC status. He was still a manager when I returned but a manager with no direct reports.
> Offer for 2 YoE UK was VP £190k/year with no stock

This sounds higher than Google UK?
Thank you for illustrating how toxic many political discussions are.
"universal function approximator" is probably the most useless and actively harmful phrase that's taught by courses "teaching AI" when all they really do is import sklearn. A universal function approximator doesn't guarantee how long you'll have to train a net, or if you'll get good results, just that's it's possible to show any function as a series of mat mults and non linearities. Could say the same about polynomials, or even adding terms of sines and cosines like the Fourier series. This is a load of BS that needs to be removed from beginner courses
My same iPad was real slow until one day I did a system reset on it and it was good as new. It progressively has slowed down slowly since then, but I haven't installed the same amount of apps on it. It makes a big difference, maybe try it.
It might be true but it is a shallow truth if so. 100% of engineers need to learn elementary algebra even if only 25% of engineers "use" it, for a variety of strong reasons.

Programming is a more interesting issue. If this blog had argued that computer science should be marginalized within software engineering then he might have found something to say (but which has already been said many times by others).
Is there somewhere I can read more about this? I was optimistic that using my phone as a camera while plugged into a charger might not hurt my battery much.
"De Bono's thinking course" by Edward de Bono influenced me greatly
Friday afternoon and Monday morning are already pretty ineffective - the length of the weekend might not impact the existence of those bookend periods.

I suspect it gets worse around public holidays because that's a break from routine.
I wish dealers made it easier to order cars, before the supply shortage, I couldn't get a dealer to place an order for exactly what I wanted, which was invariably never what was stocked. I'd rather return to a build to order model, with greater variety of configuration options.

What I wanted was in a color not commonly stocked, with an unusual interior color, and the upgraded engine, with all the packages - but without a sunroof. That's a nearly impossible combo to find, my car is like 1 of 22.

I think you need some cars on the lot for people who can't wait 3-6 weeks for a vehicle, but I think you'd see more customers move to ordering, if it was an option.
Cell Tower: A game where you find hidden words in a stack of letters
I think it's absolutely helpful in making it so that researchers can make discoveries by using AI.
>Stage Manager also unlocks full external display support

This is the last piece that I need to make the switch to my iPad Pro only.

It will also be the reason I drop my trusty Pro 11 for a new M2 Pro
Is anyone actually doing that again?
Parent mentions it in their post: this is not some law handed down from a court or imposed by Congress

Cuba is redefining its family law all at once, not via piecemeal disjointed legislative “victories”, but via a public referendum that goes against the established culture
A very small portion of the population upgrade yearly, and having older devices go into a drawer or landfill is the most expensive option (over trade in/resale or hand-me-down to family members)
My neighbor bought a new Camry Hybrid. It gets 50mpg+ for under 30k.

That is impressive.
I wonder whether they have a business SIM and personal SIM and are looking for different notification policies for each.
If you really just want escape from life, then maybe more personal time is bad & lots of work time is good.

But I'd hope that for many parents, having a day with neither work nor childcare might be an opportunity, might be appreciated, might be a time, finally, where you can rediscover & do some you.
16gb 1tb ssd is the min for me. I've only notified things slowing down twice - I had open: a few instances of Tableau Desktop, some jupyter notebooks, several RDPs, a 500k line xml file in VS code, several excel sheets, slack, Skype, teams, discord, a lot of chrome windows and tabs, outlook, and Spotify.

Wanted to upgrade to 32gb ram but max is 24 on the new airs.
I have no idea why Apple is being so unwilling to let the iPad become its touch enabled tablet/laptop. They famously commoditized the iPod to huge success when they made it an app on the iPhone. Why not risk cannibalizing sales of MacBooks by letting the iPads achieve their full potential? I mean what is the point of a m1 in the iPad with 16GB of ram if it’s going to be hindered by the OS? Let it run if not full MacOS at least let us do things like run XCode and such — let us take advantage of the hardware!
Strong disagree. I bought the Logitech Brio 4K and it was a complete waste of money. Even the best webcams are terrible compared to the iPhone cameras, front or rear. On top of that the camera is glitchy and the angle from on top of my 30” monitor looks terrible. EpocCam is way better. The quality is better. It never glitches. And I have much more flexible placement of my phone.

You can connect to the phone over either lighting or wireless. If you do it via lightning then you don’t burn the battery at all.
SRV records already exist.
> Dealerships hate carrying extra inventory because it costs money to finance the vehicles until they sell them.

Why aren't dealerships just consignment stores for cars? That seems like it'd work out better for everyone involved. (And they could still follow "manufacturers can't sell direct" regulations, by having the dealership buy the car from the manufacturer just-in-time to resell it, once they've already got a signed contract from a buyer. And the manufacturer(s) they sell for could even extend them a line of credit to cover the float required to do that, so that they can operate on the same thin business model as regular consignment.)
A fun protest / boycott would be all americans stop using their hospitals and all go over the border.
Camo (by Reincubate) is the app they’re copying. Camo is awesome. It does color correction, cropping, zooming, a ton more features. Also works on Android, Windows, and many combinations of devices. Worth checking out.
I'm by no means an Apple fanboy, and the presentation[0] had me slack-jawed.

This is a serious shot across the bow for other companies who are vying for do-everything-be-everywhere dominance (basically, Google). I can only assume that product design/vision people at Google are watching this and absolutely shitting their pants (if I'm over-blowing it please let let me know).

Also, despite how absolutely customer beneficial almost every change looks, Apple (and other similar size companies) probably should be broken up. This is too much power, too many markets to dominate, too much synergy for one company to wield. They will never meet the current legal requirements for a monopoly, but this is definitely monopoly power on display.

Apple is an existential threat to so many companies (Venmo, BNPL firms, activity trackers, news companies, traditional TV broadcasters) and they seemingly execute so well that I don't even know where to start. How can a BNPL firm compete with apple offering the same service at no extra charge? Just the disappearance of easy money has crashed their valuations already.

They managed to describe AI/ML in an actual meaningful way halfway through the presentation. I'm impressed by that messaging in and of itself -- most of the time AI/ML is introduced as future porn/hand waves, Apple is engendering trust.

[0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5D55G7Ejs8
Then what's the point of having read receipts? Just have them wait until you send them a message
Well, the Ethernet interface is PCI-E, so there's a good chance it would be efficient.

One thing to keep in mind is that USB 3.0 is a completely different independent controller from 2.0. So, just because USB 2.0 sucks doesn't necessarily mean 3.0 does.

It's just unfortunate because you would expect 2.0 to be well optimized by now. I assume the kernel driver must be using the CPU to shovel data from the USB 2.0 controller rather than DMA.
It says he’s scheduled to finish in February. Is there an update since it’s now June?
They even had a tech company within citi. https://www.citigroup.com/citi/news/2009/090120e.htm
No. They have two personal SIMs so two numbers. One one of which is given to places which are more likely to send frequent spam but still useful in many cases but not something that might need attention immediately.
> I ordered a new Porsche SUV in the middle of December

I just ordered a 911. It's a July build scheduled to be in September (let's hope it actually arrives). I had a Macan S that got held up in port in 2019 for months (once it arrived).

I am curious what was the 'above MSRP' that you paid when you ordered?
The 2015 MB Pro may go down in history as the best laptop of all time. I still have mine, just got an official apple store battery refurb because it was swelling, but now it's as good as new! Was working at a startup for 5 years and used it daily with no issues, compiling code and running VM's all day. At the new job I have a new MBP (16", 2019 model, core I9, the M1 was not yet approved by corporate) which is hopefully the last Intel model they're going to make and its garbage. 2 hours of zoom calls and it dies, fans turn on all the time for no reason.

The keyboard is better now though.

I did have the 2008 MBP and I thought that model was fantastic too, I got a 2008 Mac Pro at the same time. I gave away the laptop but the tower is still running. Not sure why 2008 was such a good year for them, but they really got it right. I'd run a 2008 MacBook form factor with a decent linux OS any day.
He has the advantage of being a native Mexican, however.
I think it would be like this. "Dallas Buyers Club" https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0790636/.
People tend to have starry eyed views of successful empires that not only conquered a lot of territory, but were able to rule for some time. Because there is inherent difficulty in administering areas spanning many cultures, ethnicities, creeds.

Most of those things you said can apply to the Assyrians, the Romans, the British, or any other similar empire, and people still idealize those places today. If your empire holds together long enough to get a period of Pax named after you, it means you've made it in the eyes of history.
If we ask the environmentalists every time we'd end up like Germany - hooked on Russian gas, instead of France which doesn't have this problem due to the ~70% electrical energy mix coming from nuclear.
I felt the same way watching some of the super cool things google is giving to pixel phone users at IO last month.
What is the general use of a SIM on a phone other than phone call, SMS, and Internet access?

By two SIMs I of course mean there are two numbers on the phone and they receive call and SMS and they generate notifications.
Oh my god, yes! Nintendo pro controller support. I honestly didn’t think it would happen. Ha, I will use this feature all of maybe a few hours but for some reason I’m elated to see this.
One of the very last conservatives anywhere in the country still attached to an elite institution.
Iirc iOS 16 requires at least an iPhone 8.
> Sony eventually disabled support for it.

and got sued for it in the US. People not living in the US got screwed though. We paid for a feature that sony took back. Never bought a sony product since.
This is all true, although note that I was not a founder or initial employee; I definitely arrived during the second half of the company's decades-long lifespan. The test was just developed years after I was hired, and I was not involved in its development in any way (except for once taking it to act as a baseline for what a senior programmer's answers might look like).

I just thought it was a really neat and kind idea to let the applicant choose what question or questions they wanted to discuss and in what order, instead of forcing them to answer a single pre-defined high-pressure coding question and hang the whole interview on that.
Yeah the vagueness is annoying. They let us run windows via boot camp why not let us run Linux on bare metal? A man can dream. But kudos to the asahi Linux folks — they’re doing amazing work.