skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The lower end is price conscious and cutting 10c here and there is meaningful, especially at the volume that Apple ships. And isn’t this for the models that are under $500?

Also note that it’s not just the module. They shipped cable would also need to be usb3. So they probably shaved $5-10 out of the BOM by using usb2 as part of an overall cost reduction effort which probably netted $20-100 in savings depending on far away this was from there target. In other words usb2 would have probably been anywhere from 5-50% of the target reduction they were seeking and even 5% would have been significant.

That being said, there may be strategic reasons why they’ve limited iPhones to 480mbps this whole time. The alternate framing is “iPhone 15 isn’t upgrading to usb3 alongside the usb-c connector migration”.
It's destroying my stupid brain but interesting for sure.
Why in god's name!?
I’m pretty high on the neurotic scale. Two things that have helped me immensely:

1) I turn on an audio book that I love and know well with a 30 minute sleep timer. Recently this is the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. It doesn’t keep me awake because I already know the story well. But it keeps my mind occupied enough to avoid the rumination. Podcasts don’t work for me because it’s new material.

2) Guided Yoga Nidra in bed. This involves a long sequence of instructions to notice and relax individual areas of the body. Thumb, index finger, middle finger, ring finger, pinkie finger, front of the hand, back of the hand, wrist, and so on. This keeps the mind occupied and also helps release tension.
Not sure if it helps, but if I was in your situation I’d provide a few app updates with a screen to train users on how to install the PWA version and gracefully run away from these problems. Maybe also provide a some sort of a form to get some feedback over the difficulties encountered by users to get there.
Good luck!
To be fair I've taken a few karma hits for even asking this question.

I think Brexit has been a shambles personally but certainly from the context of this thread you could think getting out was a good thing.

What can you do?
Afaik faceted search just means the system provides filtering through predefined categories (taxonomies). In TFA both “advanced search” and “filters” are faceted.
If would be very helpful if we had articles comparing this and other code assist solutions (mainly copilot)

When marketing Cody ideally it would have a comparison and statements per the ease of switching from copilot. Happy copilot customers are your most likely adopters.
https://abstrusegoose.com/323
Why not pay via Patreon instead? They take 5-12% of revenue. YouTube premium takes 45%.

Also you have more control over where the money goes with Patreon, and they’re far better corporate citizens than google.
vlans with vpns?
Not true, nowadays you have to send changes to review manually. It's not automatic anymore.
A lot of people seem to have trouble understanding how very different people think and assume the worst. In actuality, people can often care about all sorts of things you might find bizarre, there are model train enthusiasts and balloon fetishism and people who worry climate change will make humanity extinct. There are also people who genuinely think there's the possibility of a slow decline in human population.
I love this! Amazing work!
Yeah, I noticed this too. I just had another child and WFH has been awesome for my wife and I leading up to and during this time.

Like many, Elon Musk's recruiters have come for me in the past. I looked it up and 12+ hours a day is apparently normal (overtime is mandatory it appears?) and it is on site as well? Count me out. There are better jobs out there that lead to better work-life balance.

When I was fresh out of school I worked in a VFX firm for a few years, it was intense, I gave up a ton, I learned a lot and then my name was left out of the credits of most films I worked on. So I noped out of there and then made more while also building a family. That doesn't seem that different than Elon Musk's companies.
That's a common reason here, too. It's why I was homeschooled—my parents were perfectly content to send us to public school until we moved to another state and had a terrible local school.

OP's perception is because we also have a much larger conservative-Christian cohort than most other developed countries. As the grandparent points out, that leads to a large percentage of homeschoolers doing it for non-academic reasons, which skews stats and public perception.
> There are certainly tasks that are best done by a phone or mobile app; usually, these are things that involve moving around, such as navigation, or depend on phone sensors, such as working out which way is "up". But nearly everything else can be done by a website.

Actually, both of those things can easily be done in a browser app.

About the only thing that can't be done easily on mobile right now is GPU compute shaders. But that will also fall when WebGPU merges from desktop browsers.

The only other thing I can think of is generic, system-wide file management. That probably won't ever be coming. Though the File System API does allow users to grant access to specific directories, I don't think the permission persists past a page reload.
Yeah the British are certainly not benefitting from Brexit, that I can see.
Ads are against my personal moral and ethical code. As far as I am concerned, ads, and paying to remove ads, are highly immoral actions.

Not to mention that no one has the right to force me to consume information I do not want to consume. If you voluntarily choose to serve me some content, and I choose to ignore parts of it, who the frak are you to criticize me. You don't get to choose on my behalf what content I consume.
I think it's really telling that every "pronatalist" in this piece is a man. It is quite easy to go around saying we need more babies when your contribution to the process is having sex, not actually growing the child and birthing it. Or, in Musk's case, leaving a string of them throughout the world whom you don't raise.
There is no actual problem! They invent the "problem" so they can propose plans to "solve" it which drive society towards outcomes more favorable to them.
the billionaire angle aside, where does this population panic comic from? Today there's eight billion people in the world. One hundred years ago there were 2 billion people in the world. Was anyone in 1920 panicked that the world is too empty? The global fertility rate is 2.3 right now I believe, but even if it was say, 1.5 it would take until 2200 to be back where we were a century ago.

How is this a pressing issue? I get there's of course economic/political consequences to changing demographics but this isn't going to be an existential problem for literal centuries
Yep, absolutely with you here.

I feel like lately my mantra has become "the metric is usefulness", not just with this, but everything.

So many things seem to end up in these never-ending debates that boil down to essentially just peoples' differing aesthetics. But to me, I just want to know how useful things are. I see this all over the place now, not just technical things related to my work, but stuff like culture and politics too.

Of course, you could say it's still aesthetics, and my aesthetic just happens to be usefulness. And I think that's right!
One could argue, albeit controversially, two notable points:

1. There exists a proposition that the majority of endeavors labeled as 'activism' actually function as mechanisms for societal control. The intent may not be to incite real change but rather to channel collective frustrations into avenues that appear productive but are, in essence, ineffectual. This offers a kind of placebo effect, allowing for minimal 'successes' to be highlighted as a means to continue the cycle, drawing more individuals into expending energy on ultimately fruitless pursuits. To summarize succinctly, one might say that the goal of such activism could be to maintain existing conditions rather than change them.

2. Additionally, and more contentiously, one could assert that the global focus on climate change might be less about environmental impact and more about psychological manipulation. This movement might be orchestrated to offer a controlled narrative that not only distracts from impending, uncontrollable cataclysms but also provides a facade under which various organizations can operate in secrecy. In short, the discourse around climate change may serve to obfuscate other existential threats and, in doing so, preserve the ignorance of the general populace while covert actions are taken to prepare for such threats.

Skepticism is a healthy response to such bold claims. Instead of asking for immediate proof, one might want to employ their own critical thinking skills to assess the validity of these ideas.

Dismissal of these thoughts may be the safest course of action, lest one finds themselves either burdened or enlightened by further contemplation on the subjects at hand.
Obviously the government should think about the welfare of the general population, not just the winemakers. Instead of destroying wine, the government should sell it at market prices.
I just moved to webpack like a year or so ago. It's so great! What is better? I don't know.
My question is that can @warps warp more than 1 function?

Maybe in some use case people need to merge 2 functions into 1, I don't know if it can handle this situation.
I think the topic of the article is very relevant and connected to the subject of the movie.

Yes, the movie is subjective and a biography.
It also seems to be interested in the necessities for the development of the bomb. What humans needed to contribute and how they saw the moral implications of the weapon, as well as what efforts were needed to realize the bomb.

The article opens with a very memorable and important scene in the movie.

Then it connects this to the realities of uranium mining.

Which are relevant until today.

Why is this not an omission? Is the movie not a document of zeitgeist itself, does it not meam to evoke any thoughts or questions?

It does not need to be a documentary to be omitting something, especially because Oppenheimer's biography has moral and political aspects that the movie seems interested in.

I don't read the headline of the article as some kind of accusation against the movie.
The headline is supposed to spike interest in facts that many people don't seem to know or care about, despite having opinions on them.
A lot of people have concerns but few seem to do anything about it but talk. My parents and friends parents complain for grandkids but offer no help either in time or money to make it more realistic to have and raise children.
So that's where thta came from...
I think they've learnt by to ignore feedback that they're pushing people too hard. Then over a period of years they learn by experience that they can get what they want out of people if they continue to push. So they have first hand evidence that bullying the people you're leading works.
In general this argument doesn’t make a lot of sense — the west can still be generating too much carbon to be sustainable even if China is generating more.
It's not a policy, it's a pipe dream. You can mandate men to work from the office, but there is no way you're going to force women to stay home and bear children. Conversely, enabling men to spend more time with the family has been shown to increase birthrates.
Oh, I haven’t heard of Woke or Ramy, I’ll check them out, thanks!
Just because one can, doesn't mean that one should. We still do releases every month or so and we fight back when more frequent releases are wanted.
> OSMAnd, offline maps and trop recording. Can't be web based.

There's no reason this couldn't be browser based.
Just like “is the earth round” or “do objects exist outside of this room.”
And how about implementing this directly on the camera sensor? Before the A/D conversion.
Yep, bullying and poor pedagogy I can tolerate, but I draw the line at teaching kids about condoms and consent.
Especially when they don't even leave a doc string so you're forced to track down the packages documentation online just to interact with certain interfaces.

I work in a large python codebase, we have almost no usage of `*kwargs` beyond proxy methods because of the nature of how they obfuscate the real interface for other developers.
I wouldn't call Apple's decision a mistake, they knew exactly what they were doing and their long term plan required it. The relative insignificant size of user base that still needs 32 bit support is dwarfed by all devices that will never need that. Apple has always been quick to drop backward compatibility to support innovation both at hardware and software. They dropped floppy support and CD/DVD support eons before the rest of the desktop market. Since they own the complete stack at this point and with everything SoC, at some point they will start saving die space not wasted on 32 bit support. To get there however requires they start pushing the software first.
What are they?

And given that 1 of 3 girls considers attempting suicide, perhaps we need to have a conversation about whether this diagnosis fits them, and whether it is a helpful distinction, because that is a real huge measurable statistic

“Well you considered attempting suicide, but you aren’t clinically depressed, so…”
Amazing. All nazis deserve a fist in their face.
AMP was really good despite the complaints but they've already started backing away from it so you might want to update your list of bogeymen.
How to set up a smartphone for elderly and parents
Men also help raise the child over their lifetime.
“Seemed like”. If they aren’t a good deal in retrospect, they never were a good deal.
This looks really good; thanks Cody, Makyen, and Mithical, and thanks SE for engaging!
I think the subtext here is that the 'right kinds' of people aren't breeding as much as everyone else
Because the capitalistic machine needs man power (for now) to run, how can we colonize planets and star systems without enough people? Again, they will change their tune when there are other ways to produce that don't involve having lots of people.
Roughly, if the population doesn’t keep going up, neither does the economy.
So do most entities you buy things from.
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It is way worse that than for Musk. One of his kids came out as transgender and then Musk went full on anti-transgender and has made being anti-trans much more socially acceptable as a result. That can give your kid trauma for real. That your dad, in response to you coming out, goes around actively hurting the transgender community in real ways.
> there’s just weren’t nearly as many of them.

Unless the birthrates were higher. If people gave birth to litters of fifty of which all but a few were expected to die, the average lifespan would be in the single digits.
Sam Altman hasn't been affiliated with YC for a while now.
So simple! Why didn't I think of that.

The reality is that what homeschooling parents think is "right" is often extremely noxious and damaging. Again, not all of them sure, but a large portion.
AGI is here because GPT-4 can draw a unicorn

Seeing how random gpt performs this task nowadays I became much more skeptical towards this (https://gpt-unicorn.adamkdean.co.uk/). Even if you argue the model is somehow crippled due to computation costs I'd still expect that gpt-4 could SOMETIMES draw something like a unicorn with vector shapes but perhaps not all the time. Certainly a one prompt one result conclusion seems to me really weird.
Which sectionals were your top picks, and what did you end up buying?
I have compassion with you, some of my private apps were also affected.

But we were being told this deadline for many months now.
It was clear that at some point they would show it more in your face.
I also disliked the way it was formulated, also, even if everything was fine in production, it complained when testing versions didn't comply (doesn't make sense).

Also, it was always only about pushing new updates (it's ever year like that). You could still keep the app live for some time.

Saying you only had two weeks is not correct.
> I can't saying I've knowingly be influence by any form of internet advertising, ever.

Oh, that's OK, unknowing influence will do.
I love this thread.

TV: On My Block, which has a lot in common with Reservation Dogs https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_My_Block

Book: America Is Not The Heart, just a fantastic novel https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elaine_Castillo

Movie: Hearts Beat Loud, but maybe just on my mind because my daughter is getting ready to leave for college https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hearts_Beat_Loud

Music: Destroy Boys, maybe less underrated and more promising https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Destroy_Boys
https://openwrt.org/releases/23.05/notes-23.05.0-rc3

Thanks for the heads up OP
i686 is very easy to accidentally misread and confuse for x64.
Consumers complaining on X targeted by scammers after verification changes
"A bullet-proof automated testing solution" isn't needed for the type of problem you describe. Anything that logs in (including a human on a real device) would catch it even if it does nothing else.
WOW64 syscalls are indeed implemented using heaven's gate, the 32-bit ntdll calls into a "wow64cpu.dll" module, which does the long-mode transition and ends up calling into the 64-bit ntdll. Unfortunately manual syscalls are still possible (and widely used) on windows, either by hardcoding syscall IDs for common versions or performing very rudimentary "disassembling" of the ntdll syscall stubs.
Reminds my of the Turbo button
What a fundamental misunderstanding of statistics. Were you homeschooled? /s
One could argue that , for Musk case at least, he does a great job fostering babies.

What matters is not one's own babies. But "more babies".

The more wealth created, the more babies can be supported with the wealth. Musk in particular has created many high paying jibs that are undoubtedly anchoring solid families with strong economic foundation.

For Musk, its a prohibitive opportunity cost for him to have babies of his own vs enabling hundres of others doing the same.

Musk will not be the face of a fertility campaign. Musk is not the paragon of virtue. But he's helping support tons of families have their babies
And others have 6 kids or campaign for wfh or increased paternity leave. Maybe in the sampling of people you know few do anything, but of the ones I know most try.
They're not supposed to be. But it's certainly true that the "libertarians" one hears most from are very concerned about their own liberty and actively oppose that of others.

It's almost a perfect representation of the aphorism about those the law protects but does not bind, versus those the law binds but does not protect.
That’s why I’m, unlike most pro-immigration people, very pro assimilation —- language proficiency tests, an intentional strategy of educating immigrant young in public schools, dispersing large immigrant diasporas throughout the country, etc. I agree that immigration without at least some policy of assimilating them is a recipe for perpetual social unrest and instability.

In the US, successful assimilations look mostly like this. Kids go to American public schools, start forgetting their parent’s language and culture, leading them to look pretty much like every other American. The Chinese do it much more harshly without a drastic increase in efficiency, so the soft route seems to be the sweet spot. There’s no reason to think that you can’t assimilate them. Discourage mosques, try to disperse high concentrations of non-assimilated cultures, it’s not new and it mostly works.

No policy lasts forever. We’re not looking for the next thousand-year solution to the demographic crises; immigration is the 100-year plan, so to speak. We can’t — and shouldn’t —- try to write policy for the next thousand years. There is no other area in which we demand solutions for more than a century. Eventually this policy too will wear out and our descendants will have to go back to the drawing board.
I found myself assaulted by the evil twin of incubation.

Half-waking in the middle of the night and realizing that programming problems from the office were thrashing around in my mnind like carps out of water.

Really, really irritating and ultimately fatiguing.
There’s plenty of teachers who I wouldn’t trust to teach any kid past 4th grade as well. I’m glad that public education exists, but I’m also glad there’s an opt out mechanism for people who don’t feel it’s working.

There will obviously be failures , but I don’t think it’s that hard for an average parent teaching 1-4 kids to outperform a trained teacher with 30.
An unimaginative take for a scifi writer
I'm not sure what it means to "merge two functions into one", can you elaborate?

If you are referring to a type signature for a function that passes through it's arguments to one of two inner functions, each of which has different signatures, such that the outer signature accepts the union of the two inner signatures, well ... you could achieve that with ParamSpecs or similar, but it would be pretty hard to read and indirected. Better, I'd say, to manually express appropriate typing.Union (|) annotations on the outer function, even if that is a little less DRY.
Syscalls aren't just dispatched by NTDLL, they're also dispatched by "Win32u.dll". In earlier versions of Windows, "User32.dll" also makes system calls as well.
Why can't we develop different architectures?
It's an interesting point that despite claiming to be a pronatalist Elon Musk demands hardcore work hours from his employees, which one would expect leaves very little time for developing relationships and eventually having children.

I wish there were more candid interviews with people where these topics and other difficult questions were discussed openly. I'd love to hear how Elon would respond.
You don’t own the land you have your residence on. The government owns the land. You’re paying rent to them to keep the right to own the land. If you stop paying property taxes, what happens?