skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This was a picture taken by Apollo's developer, Christian Selig. It's just him showing he was there in person. While he got an invite to watch the event at Apple's campus, he was surprised by the shout out.

For more context, with Reddit's API licensing fees, his app will go defunct should they continue forward.
It's careful not to make strong attribution to why. My gut feel from a great distance in time and place and income, is that without simple direct access to over the counter contraception close to time, and after the event, poorer economies see higher rates of unplanned pregnancy.

The higher income states see higher rates of managed contraception longterm. So purely on income and access, under covid I could see people who relied on "just in time" contraception on a case-by-case "get lucky" basis had higher rates of birth than people who were achieving same/similar rates of contraception but from a planned longterm basis.

I assume the levels of boredom in each economic/voter set are roughly equal. Kids be kids, no matter what.
If we ever reach that stage then why would you have a job at all? Anyone can tell ChatGPT what to do.
I find the gaming experience on the Apple TV really nice.
"so CompuServe was my gateway to the Internet."

I don't even remember CompuServe having Internet access. AOL, which came well after CompuServe, didn't even have it until they tacked it on as an afterthought (with a button on their toolbar).
No, it's a product of the economics of the system.

In 2022, 449 "major" movies were released. Total gross: $7.4 billion.

The top ten movies took 3.8 billion of that. Numbers 11 through 20 took another 1.2 billion.

You will probably have heard of most of the top 100. No movie ranked better than 161 took in a million dollars. The bottom 80, all together, took in about a million.

Nobody wants to pay for any of the movies not in the top 100. How do they back a winner?

In terms of story: sequels/prequels, licensed content and shared universes. All of the top ten fit into 2 or 3 of those three categories. 26 of the top 50. (If you want something original and available, horror is your best bet. Of the top 20 horror movies in 2022, only 5 were sequels/prequels, licensed or shared.)
Not OP, but at compiling code (Rust). Some anecdata:

time cargo test
# old machine (2018 16" Macbook Pro 2.2 GHz 6-Core i7)
cargo test 2077.73s user 221.03s system 596% cpu 6:25.67
total

# linux dev machine (AMD Ryzen 5 3550H - 4-Core 2.1Ghz, using mold linker)
real 4m48.771s
user 25m0.121s
system 2m9.922s

# new machine (2023 14" Macbook Pro M2 Pro - 10 cores 6perf/4efficiency)
cargo test 389.91s user 39.56s system 478% cpu 1:29.66 total
This is the failure of wishful thinking of users and of a mainstream culture that condones corporate takeover of all areas of the commonwealth (common good).

The best move is to not play with corporations and to move towards well-run nonprofits and social ventures that can deliver a useful utility. There aren't many existent examples of this.
I implemented VBA in C# a few years ago for malware analysis, and my takeaway is...well, it's a hard project. Possibly as hard as I've ever done, but a big part of that was guaranteeing bug-for-bug and type conversion compatibility and obscure language features that nobody would include today. I can't even fathom how the old folks implemented BASIC in 256 bytes of 8-bit assembly back in the day.
> Apple's hardware is extremely well designed and durable.

The thing is it often isn't. I mean there are many vendors way worse then Apple. But it often just seems/looks/feels to be extremely well designed and durable. But if you ask someone with expertise they often can point out docents of "corners cut" which are not well designed and hurt durability. E.g. for saving some mm of high, some cents of production cost, some very small amount of weight, or likely but not provable intentional fragility to enforce their ecosystem. IMHO it's very clear that reliability and stability are secondary and looks and feel are main priority.

Doesn't mean that they don't have some very good engines giving their best to make things durable but when other constraints matter more it can be hard.

But it puts the reason ability of their sometimes very excessive premium prices in question.

Especially if you learn of they squeeze out their supply chain in ethical extremely questionable ways while hypocritically pretending to care about issue like child labor (if you squeeze your assembly line provider so hard that they can only make profit by using child labor and disgusting working conditions then no you do not care about child labor no matter how many times you force them to sign a contract where they agree to not use child labor and have proper working conditions).
Therein lies another problem with workspace VR, you still need a keyboard if you are doing any meaningful typing. So you still need a desk, or some kind of ergonomic platform for a lounge chair.

It is a great alternative for gaming in that sense however. Being able to game and be standing up and moving is great.
I can't wait to come back to this comment in 5 years. Hacker News is always so critical of Apple's new products that turn out to be massive successes.
We can only hope that they will be able to return to human-generated garbage content and moderation.
Personalities have not changed.
> FYI, "Hispanic/latino" don't identify as white

It seems much more accurate to say "people identifying as Hispanic/Latino also identify as white with varying frequency and in varying ways over time and it's complicated also by people of non-white+Hispanic origin." Much more discussion here: https://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/22/upshot/more-hispanics-dec... , https://www.newyorker.com/news/daily-comment/should-latinos-...
Why would I spend $3500 on a device that seems to essentially have the same specs and abilities as the Quest 2 (with an unsightly battery pack to boot)
I didn't mean it won't work technically (of course it will). This is what I was referring to:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8srG_iKh5Y
https://giannirosato.com/blog/post/nvenc-v-qsv/ This site has WASM-decoded JXL images using JXL.js. Native support would be much faster, & trying to decode much larger images with JXL.js doesn’t work very well.
No, I mean running 32bit wasm code on a 64bit runtime. The trick is that a 32bit wasm instance can only address up to 4GB of memory, and 64bit hosts give you terabytes of address space to play with, so you can reserve all 4GB of address space up front and incrementally commit the pages as the wasm memory grows. If the wasm code tries to access a page beyond what's been committed it will trigger a hardware exception, so there's no need to perform explicit bounds checking. This only works because the wasm address space is significantly smaller than the hosts address space.
Like the 1700s-1800s British, Irish, French, Germans, and Italians who founded and built the United States?
Weak - the first two points are "people do not know about us yet" and "people are resistant to change", which gets billing over security concerns.

This read like shallow marketing material wearing an engineering blog's clothes. While the point of a post can be marketing the content needs to be genuinely useful - I know about tailscale because they write interesting and useful articles whereas I have already forgotten the company attached to this drek.
They explain at 1:52:25 of the keynote.

Callers without Vision Pro show up on calls like normal. Vision Pro wearers are portrayed by a 3D representation of them wihtout the headset on.

> This was one of the most difficult challenges we faced in building Apple Vision Pro. There's no video conferencing camera looking at you, and even if there were, you're wearing something over your eyes. Using our most advanced ML techniques, we created a novel solution.

> After a quick enrollment process using the front sensors on Vision Pro, the system uses an advanced encoder-decoder neural network, to create your digital Persona. This network was trained on a diverse group of thousands of individuals. It delivers a natural representation which dynamically mathces your facial and hand movement. With your Persona, you can communicate with your a billion FaceTime-capable devices. When viewed by someone in another Vision Pro, your Persona has volume and depth not possible in traditional video.
> User moderation in focused spaces!

Remember the bots can make their own spaces too... And then lure real users in with a bunch of chatgpt-like and/or stolen content...
This takes me back to when I was working on real-time digital video streaming for drones and one of the engineers I was working with had a prized mpeg-ts poster breaking out the protocol on a packet field level. We would frequently be found around that poster reviewing the interpretation of one of the packets making sure we were handling things correctly. Good times!
>No Man's Sky

7-years old game.

>Subnautica

5-years old game.

>Parallels and Crossover

Paid emulation, but not as slick of Steam's Proton (which one could get for no extra cost). Linux currently has better gaming support than Mac.

Gaming on Mac is not "completely dead", but it's basically getting leftovers. That's ok for many people, but it will negatively affect the fortunes of "Vision Pro".
> The difference is that you can buy the upgraded parts from a third party. This has always been difficult with Apple.

Not "always". This is an artifact of the MacBook Air modern "appliance" era of Apple (and laptops / computing in general) where thin and light bodied laptops and compactness are the highest priorities, prized above self-service, upgradability, etc.

PowerBooks, by contrast, were amazingly and easily upgradable. You didn't even have to open up the case to do a memory upgrade — the keyboard just popped right up.

Two decades ago, the Framework laptop would have never needed to exist. And for the most part, likewise with Hackintoshes.
Can this be worn comfortably by people who wear glasses?
My critique is not “this behavior is acceptable”, and I certainly didn’t describe it as justified. My critique is “the industry is full of bad actors but everyone mostly yells about one particular bad actor”, which I think is unproductive.
The idea of editing already-published blog posts is unappealing to me, in case someone bookmarks or saves a link to my article before it was edited. Unless I make it clear what content was edited and when (more work!), the reader might be coming back to something different the second time they visit my page.

It's this fact of the web that forces me to go to The Internet Archive's "Save Page Now" whenever I come across something remotely interesting, and I don't want to be part of the problem!

Before someone mentions that most likely nobody will care about my edited page - it's a matter of principle! For example, I'm sure many of us here take the time to license our toy projects, even though the vast majority of them are effectively unknown to the rest of the world.
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But where is the tutorial ? There are links to the author's books from MIT and the same books freely available in PDF format which is nice, but there is no tutorial on that page.
I'm not aware of that. I've seen the video of the chairman of the SEC recently, and for five minutes he refused to tell whether Ether is a security or commodity.
I am sure that plenty of "real ones" own iphones. I've met them. I've always had android phone but I haven't felt the urge to even change the background wallpaper for about a decade. Phones feel kind of underpowered, overpriced and anachronistic for my life.

The desire to customize your environment is not a pre-requisite for being _authentic_ and _true_ to making the blinky lights blink. Underneath all the artifice and baubles, all we need are to chain some magic words together, and to see if they do what we expect, over and over and over again. That's unaffected by whose logo is on your hoodie-vest.
There are white Mexicans, black Mexicans, and Indian/mixed Mexicans. I’m not sure if you would consider any of them to be Hispanic/Latino, but the ethnic groups exist in Mexico (and other Latin American countries surely), so isn’t it weird that they are collapsed into one ethnicity in the United States? Maybe some weird aspect of immigration physics I’m not considering? See:

- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Mexicans

- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afro-Mexicans

- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mestizos_in_Mexico
It can be, but not perfectly.

Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/jxl/?utm_sour...

Chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/add-jxl-support/kh...
There are a lot of stats in basketball. There are measurements, counting, probabilities, geometry, algebra and calculus. You can do physics too.
you might want to copy the teddit interface too
I use a 32" QHD for a more limited but similar effect. 32" 4k and the text was too small and thus the extra resolution just complicated everything but 32"QHD and a tiling window manager is awesome, I don't use a second monitor anymore after years of doing so.
France24 and Al Jazeera are both state owned and subsidized - the Govt of France owns France 24 and Al Jazeera is owned by the State of Qatar.

It's a bit easier to create international news when your capital expenses are subsidized by a nation state. Hence why Deutsche Welle also makes very compelling English language news media (Govt of Germany).
I recommend https://bearblog.dev (free) or https://ghost.org (paid). Both let you use your own domain.

It's fun to set up static site generators but I think it's better to pick something you can start writing in immediately instead of spending time thinking about what to use.

If you end up enjoying blogging you can switch to different software later if you like. But don't let that stop you from starting to write now.
Relying on outliers for your argument isn't particularly compelling.
The new ATSC 3.0 standard (NextGen TV) in the U.S. allows MPEG-TS, but prefers DASH using an OFDP wrapped UDP stream, which after hardware decoding is consumed just like any other network stream. It's really well done. Digital TV in the U.S. will eventually be like a giant, one-way WiFi signal.
Shouldn't that affect it's credibility? (I only learned this from your comment and don't really have an opinion about them because I don't know anything about them). But if that's true, I'd want to st least understand what the motivations in starting it were, and if they are being achieved, of there's been a split, or if they were benign to begin with.

I do agree that intent is irrelevant, it's what's actually happening that matters.
Did they also do that on the Binance US exchange?
It amazes me how little Reddit's leadership understand about their own history.

Reddit essentially took off because Digg screwed the pooch so hard with their redesign and just general mismanagement of their community.
> The loading times of this are dreadful and I don't see how you'll be able to solve that problem when you're relying on P2P.

It's easy enough to centralize a caching layer, perhaps through a popular CDN.
Couldn't you just get a prepaid sim? Is there a real difference?
One thing that Ukraine is not doing is using Russian tactics. A lot of the successes they've had came with using western style C&C. Had Russia invaded for proper in 2014 then yes, but Ukraine undertook an extensive restructure and rebuild since then, obviously limited by their capacity and external support.

Well, you did talk more specifically about how they use tanks. Some of their army have had western training. If they are doing that there might be a more contextual reason that applies to Russia too - lack of air support. Western tactics rely a lot on good available air support and air suppression. Russia has more air support than Ukraine but it's still very limited.
Creator, yes. If you're an issuer and sell to US persons, you have to register the issue as a security. The SEC brings the hammer down on about two issuers a month. They're still working through the ICO boom of 2017-2019, and just getting started on the NFT boom of 2020-2021.[1]

The SEC is basically reactive. They usually take action after people complain that their money disappeared. So they're always behind.

[1] https://www.sec.gov/spotlight/cybersecurity-enforcement-acti...
What is being hidden?
Apollo App is a popular UI for Reddit because their App and website are famously terrible (and Apollo is slick and awesome).

Reddit told Apollo dev they would soon be charged $20 million per year.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36142285

So various Reddit communities will go dark for 48 hours to boycott / protest

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36196343
LLM Apocalypse Now: Revenge of the Open Source Clones
Race is a fuzzy and unscientific concept, and "Hispanic/Latino" is a breathtakingly diverse category to try to fit people in.

Some identify as white, some don't.
Very slanted question which isn't surprising given that it's Cato. Focusing the question on the government aspect might get this kind of age-divided result but what came immediately to mind to me were religious 'shameware' apps used to spy on teens[1]. Nosy ring-doorbell neighbors and American Beauty style policing is popular in the US.

What is generational though is the acceptance of the upsides of transparency through tech. Smartphone footage has become pretty important in documenting abuse from all kinds of sources so I don't really find the shifting attitude among younger people so surprising. Camera surveillance isn't just seen as dystopian but more as a means to bring things to light.

[1]https://www.wired.com/story/covenant-eyes-anti-porn-accounta...
https://archive.is/wPvw0
Honestly, those seem like the guidelines that SAT/ACT question writers probably use to remove the most ambiguity when trying to reduce the ambiguity and provide clear and consistent directions, so my guess is that they've been best practices for those that care about clearly defining a task for a long time.
With screens detached from the input device, it should be perfectly possible to make a good keyboard + trackpad combo for use on your lap, on just about any chair/bed/beach.
It's very much of a piece with Apple's infamous "what's a computer" iPad ad. Apple have always been trying to position their products as existing in some sort of technological alternate universe ("Think Different"). They go out of their way to avoid applying conventional terminology; you will never see them call AirPods "earbuds", for instance. This extends even down to the banal - their just-announced AR goggles are fastened to the user's head by way of a "Head Band", because heaven forfend such advanced technology be sullied with anything so prosaic as a "strap".

This relentless self-othering has a dark side; apart from being good marketing, it also conveniently excuses behavior that might otherwise be regarded as unacceptable - much like how rebranding small LTE-enabled computers as "mobile" reset user expectations across the board for things like admin control, advertising in the UI, the worth of software, and other pesky social mores inconvenient to the money-extracting classes.

Pedantic perhaps, but not a terrible thing to draw attention to.
Interesting supplemental reading: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hispanic_paradox

Apparently, Hispanic / Latino populations in the US consistently have comparable or even better health outcomes than non-Hispanic whites despite having lower income / education.
if you go with an AMD Zen 4 Epyc server unit you still only get 12 "CPU memory channels" with M2 Ultra (or M1 Ultra) the equivalent of 16 "CPU memory channels"

don't matter for many applications but for some

and the it's a server unit you are buying not a prosumer desktop (with a ryzen CPU you get 2 channels, threadripper 4 channels and 8 with a threadripper pro)
It's an easy purchase with Apple Card Monthly Installments or even easier with Apple Card BNPL.

Apple has spent a LONG time preparing for a release like this.

If hoardes of people bought a $500 set of headphones from them, they'll get the Vision Pro no problem.
In Rust, blocking the current thread on future completion is spelled `block_on(your_future)`. https://docs.rs/futures/latest/futures/executor/fn.block_on....
Agreed, that's why I said might. Whether rust async is the best possible abstraction probably depends on the event loop, and your code. I could be wrong but I think if you write a trivial async function it will still have spinach for the async even if there are no yield points and it's effectively a non async function
Privatize Law and Order – By Michael Huemer – Fake Noûs
The US clean energy manufacturing boom has begun
Assuming the average for white Hispanic is similar to the white population overall, aren't you then implying that the number for non-white Hispanic should be even higher since white Hispanic would be bringing down the average?
I have type 1 narcolepsy and the prospect of being able to work laying horizontal in bed while my muscles are 90% shut off from a sleep attack is worth at least $3k.
The reaction to the iPod that everyone remembers was "No wireless, less space than a Nomad, lame", never mind the criticism of an apple only device, or the cost (honestly, the mac mini and maybe the m1 airs are the only two devices I can think of apple has released that people didn't complain about the price).

The iPhone in addition to pricing was also widely panned for being 2G only, for being AT&T only, for requiring a data plan, for not having a physical keyboard, for not having a stylus and for being something no one needed because our phones and ipods already do all of that.

The iPhone did get a better reception than the iPod, but that's probably owed to the success of the iPod in proving Apple might just have an idea or two about how to make a new piece of cool tech, but it had plenty of poo-pooing by the tech class too.
> technologically it looks about the same as a hololens, which seems like the same 'product idea' as already launched by microsoft whenever ago

If I recall MSFT had demos of people jumping around shooting aliens in their living room. That's a very different product idea than what Apple showed today – a "product idea" is specifically not about the technology, but what you the company thinks people will do with it.
Part of me looks forward to not being on Reddit anymore cause I cannot stomach their own mobile app or website.
This sounds absolutely awful and everyone on the flight will think you're a massive tool. It also costs $3500, people that can afford that just for flights are flying business or first class anyhow. I also don't know how much hand room you need to navigate the thing and personally don't like the idea that the person next to me on a flight could be watching porn, flights are already kinda gross.
Boys! Boys! You can downvote this as much as you like but ....

Arithmetic is arithmetic. You can't make 2 + 2 = 5!

The numbers force a choice: either interest rates remain low and the dollar collapses due to inflation, or the interest must be raised enough to fight inflation (how high? I have experienced 20% interest rates during my lifetime) but the debt can't be reduced and even rises dramatically when interest rates go up by 5-6%.

At a 6% increase in inflation rates, the Government would have to find 1.8 TRILLION DOLLARS EXTRA PER YEAR to service the current debt. And may I remind you that 1.8 TRILLION DOLLARS is double the current overblown Defense Budget.
Sharing: I'm not going to pull out and put in my prescription lenses even if they are magnetically attached.
Apple has done everything in their power to strangle and kill gaming on MacOS, they'd probably rather scrap the whole product than bring it back.
Why aren't they suing Coinbase as well?