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Duo lingo founder | How to Make Learning as Addictive as Social Media [video]
It's because they don't want to put a Thunderbolt controller on the right side of the computer
I feel very disappointed that the laptops lack decent i/o. They spend all this time talking about how advanced the GPU is, but it's a $1,600 laptop that can only power one external display or a 2,000 laptop that can only power two displays?

Plus they are nerfing the desktops by only offering the all-in-ones with m2, so you can walk into a store and want to buy any other desktop now you are paying a huge premium for outdated tech :(

I was really hoping for FaceID and better display support, but I don't feel there was any compelling reason to upgrade anything. If you preferred Windows before, you probably still prefer Windows. If you have an M processor there is no compelling reason to upgrade. If you were thinking about getting a Studio or a mini, you should probably just wait until they update the processor.
I've heard it described as WET. Write Everything Twice. As long as it's not a crazy amount of duplication or a really obvious refactor (especially if it leads to more readable code), writing something a second time will start to show a clear pattern and abstractions will naturally develop.

Some fellow devs seem to live creating big beastly complex abstract PatternFactoryClassBuilderGenerators for simple one off use cases which should be quite simple.

Having devs and PMs on board with adding estimations and spending the time actually doing that refactor on the second or third time you're following a pattern is the tricky bit. It pays dividends long term though as you maintain velocity.
Black MacBook

Some folks are going to lose their marbles that Apple released a black MacBook Pro.
Display pipelines are expensive and take area.
https://youglish.com/pronounce/Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychw...?

Disappointed on the first result: "I'm not going to try to pronounce". It seems the subs need not match up with what is actually said.

The site is really smooth and great to use though.

edit: was trying to look up pronunciation of the hill named Taumata­whakatangihanga­koauau­o­tamatea­turi­pukaka­piki­maunga­horo­nuku­pokai­whenua­ki­tana­tahu[0], and very surprisingly got the error "Sorry...your query is too long!".

0. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_long_place_names
The low end "MacBook Pro" without a "pro" chip and only 8 gigs of RAM cannot seriously be considered a "pro" machine. That is a marketing gimmick.
This is what returns are for! It is definitely worth the hassle for a better chip
Box64 supports RISC-V as host ISA.

Refer to e.g. youtube to see it in action.

I have personally used qemu-user, another solution, to run ARM binaries.
Not at all! I fully endorse learning. My point is that physical intuition will only get you so far in mathematics. Eventually you have to make the leap to working abstractly. At some point the band-aid has to come off!
Amazing, you've managed to meaningfully discredit thousands of hours of content and a couple books in a couple flippant sentences /s
There are groups that hang out behind a subscription. They use payment management services that handle renewals and subscription. Not patrons. They can be really well organized like work slack level of organization. The fees often pay for people to manage the content and staff to moderate. Though moderation staff is generally younger or in poorer countries.
Apple has a 14 day return policy. Don't need a reason.

https://www.apple.com/shop/help/returns_refund
Thank you, thank you, thank you for a wonderful and personal (and funny) answer. That is really helpful and appreciated, stranger.
Probably the same way they stamped out open source cryptography in the 1990s.
I’d like to see that. Good point about die space.
How hard is it really to have two queues based on your input type?

Not to mention, there will always be a huge overlap between ok kb/mouse players and good controller players. This leads me to believe that normal skill based matching would be enough to keep the games interesting and challenging, regardless of which control scheme you decide to use.
Yup, it seems that the "Apple tax" has gone up quite a bit since Apple shifted toward soldered RAM and storage for their products. You get excellent Apple Silicon chips with their performance and energy efficiency, as well as the most polished desktop OS (macOS), but it comes at a steep price, especially at non-base configurations. There seems to be plenty of deals for base-config Macs at places like Amazon and Costco, but if you want 24GB or 32GB of RAM, it seems that no deals can be found; you must pay full price for a custom configuration from Apple.

I was a long-time Mac user. I remember when my 2006 MacBook cost less than comparable PC laptops. My last Mac purchase was a refurbished 2013 Mac Pro I purchased from Apple in 2017; since 2021 I've switched to PCs. While I love the configuration choices and expandability of PCs, the operating system situation leaves much to be desired, in my opinion. The shenanigans Microsoft continues to pull with Windows as well as the Sisyphean development cycle of the Linux desktop ecosystem (systemd, Wayland, etc.) makes me peek at Apple whenever there's an announcement, but the steep prices for a Mac configuration that fits my needs are too much for me, and so I remain a PC user.
a.k.a. Black Mirror, series 2, episode 1: "Be Right Back"
wow it's 14!
definitely need to hurry up :)
But a pension to back it up if your super won't support you. So not entirely individualised risk.
“Last week” is well within the 2-week return window.
You realize Peterson was famous well before that 18 month drug addiction, correct?
It’s like different parts of the TSMC factory are in competition with each other. What a surreal situation.
"The industry’s first 3-nanometer chips for a personal computer debut a next-generation GPU architecture and deliver dramatic performance improvements, a faster CPU and Neural Engine, and support for more unified memory"

This reads horribly in my opinion
Fiscal prudence?
Ah, thanks for the correction.

Anhydrous ammonia’s ‘flash point’ (producing flammable/explosive vapors) is well below room temperature at STP? It boils at -28F. That’s why it is so commonly used for refrigeration.

It does have a specific LEL and UEL that makes it less dangerous than gasoline. It also has a much higher auto ignition temp.

Yeah, anhydrous ammonia is less dangerous than gasoline (1 instead of 4) on the fire diamond due to it being less easy to ignite.

But flash point doesn’t help you here?

electrical sparks or open flame can still definitely do it. And have, multiple times.

Some pretty amazing clips in industrial accident videos from it, actually. My favorite part is when the chunk of roof almost makes it to the highway.

[https://youtu.be/QWCiqoLb-VU?si=ZEsBDFVTQkHSpkRS]
Reference should be M2 pro
I don't get it, you put that information on the internet, you have no expectation to privacy. But now maybe you learned a lesson, and you won't publicly share things you don't want people to see?
It's perfectly legal for the government or government officials to post on government sites without comment sections. I'm happy of they disable replies altogether. I'm fine if they only show moderated replies.

The problem is that Twitter won't even let you link to a tweet by a user you've been blocked by. That's definitely not okay.
>it works just fine for everything except video editing

would be my guess
I don't think that makes sense. RISC-V is by definition a new ISA, M1 is based on the existing ARM ISA.
I was daydreaming about other possible ways to comply, but I don't know if they'd really work in practice. Ideas like:

- Supply copywritten keywords and approved responses to try and retrain the model.

- Train the copywritten content again with inverse weighting. I imagine this one wouldn't really work well and still keep the model performance up...
This is outside my domain. If they are in fact lying and causing unnecessary societal panic (e.g. that AI will cause the extinction of the human race), is there any legal recourse?
Well, thats annoying. I just bought a M2 Max 16" MBP in mid September.

I wouldn't have expected a new revision in the same year. I also swear apple used to have a policy for this situation, but I can't find it now.
Apple's 'Scary Fast' Event Brings the M3 to Life – 512 Pixels
> GSK doesn't have your well being as it's goal, it has it's own revenue stream as its goal. Without an ethical framework around consent for the use of this data the potential for abuse is substantial

I don't like that you seem to be trying to drive a wedge between revenue streams and ethical goods. Measuring how much money societies spend on things is the best measure we have of how much societies value those things.

Companies (and people, including employees and customers of companies) do all sorts of horrible, unethical things. But profit (surplus) is a good thing overall, as is symmetric information and competition.
> Conversational interfaces definitely increase the accessibility of knowledge.

Shouldn't increasing the accessibility of knowledge be a good thing but yet your tone seems to imply the opposite?
I’m guessing this was done by using YouTube’s api to look at transcripts, which are time stamped. This is great. Anyone know if there is a Chinese equivalent video platform that has time stamped characters?
I am a person with empathy.

I am an empathetic person.
It’s like they can do nothing wrong. Everything seems so meticulously worked out and competent. Nothing good can last forever. Wonder how many more good years Apple has left.
You linked to Simple Object Access Protocol.

I don't follow the point.
That's likely wrong, or at least it would be a very risky bet. If we started today to build nuclear plants everywhere, it's not like we would replace fossil fuels tomorrow. It takes time. Then we would need to replace absolutely everything that uses fossil fuel to use electricity.

This is wishful thinking. What's most likely is that we need to start building a lot of nuclear plant today, and we still need to degrow. Because nuclear plants won't compensate fossil fuels, but obviously even with a degrowth we will need some energy. We will have less energy, hence the degrowth.
Do you mean at max raytracing settings? Alienware laptops should run Cyberpunk at 60, just not maxed out.
An interesting development is AI bots that can act as human agents and visit a site and extract information. I imagine these are only needed when there are barriers to use all other solutions, otherwise it’s a bit overlillt
In the early stuffs, Stable Diffusion 1 (not XL 1!) and such, if you prompted for stock photo style images, you regularly (~30%) got something resembling the Getty stock photo watermark in the lower right.

Was quite annoying but adding "public domain, Creative Commons" to the prompt usually got rid of it (the model knows that public domain images have no watermark :-). Since SD2.0 I haven't seen this happening at all.
110% I still use my Macbook Pro from 2011 and when using brand new Macs, I can't help my miss my home Macbook pro
> Microsoft went public for a valuation of around $300M and is trading over a $1T now. This means that regular investors had a chance at all this growth.

Can't the regular investors buy PE stock?
When did the US last have a president with an engineering background?

They actually have staff and lobbyists who write these things, the president just signs it off.
> (a) not worrying about windows smart sleep (or whatever it’s called) waking my laptop so it’s warm and dead when I go to use it a few hours later

MacBooks can run into the same problem if you have AirPods. I don't know WHAT the exact logic is, but the number of times I've used my AirPods at night, with the last pair being to my phone and the AirPods now connecting to my work laptop instead, causing a series of blares from MS Teams, Outlook and a ton of other notifications, people on Teams seeing me being "active" despite it being middle of the night... annoying as fuck.

I don't get why it seems to be impossible to tell the MacBook to not wake up from any kind of Bluetooth event. I get that this is the default because Apple wants trackpads, keyboards and mice to wake up a laptop... but I'd REALLY love to be able to turn that off because I don't use either of these three.
It's hard to talk about anything sometimes, because with 8 billion people on the planet there are always some counter-examples.

But to the point of the linked article, I think the author misses the point and insults neurotypicals and neurodivergents alike with the his assertion that normals just love them some blind submission as a default way of being, and autists just can't do that
Maybe it's either triple channel or bank switching? Mac Pro 5,1 were triple channel too.
The risk is supposed to be your comp going down if you make the stock price go down.
I guess we'll have to wait for benchmarks but I did find this interesting:

Apple's PR release for M2 pro: "up to 20 percent greater performance over M1 Pro"

Apple's announcement for M3 pro: "up to 20 percent faster than M1 Pro" (they didn't bother to compare it to M2 pro)
AWS Lambdas and OSGI invocations are the same thing! (Except one costs you money and one doesn't, guess which one is easier to use).
I'd rather not outsource my personal morality to the whims of the legislators and jurists that happen to have formed the laws in my particular jurisdiction.
> Globee

Never heard of it, but it looks like a pay to play, with dozens of awards. Not impressed

https://globeeawards.com/cyber-security/
As someone who prefers the MacBook Pro feature set (Pro Motion, namely), but doesn't need the best processor, I'd be fine with the 14 inch Pro, M3.

But that model doesn't come in Space Black. Well played, you son of a bitch. Well played.

They've mastered the art of the pricing ladder and it's fairly aggravating.
Yeah that's another big one. I'd think the neurotypical person is more likely to think "We put the bucket there because Jane said so, I don't really care" while the autistic person might be more likely to demand an explanation for why it's being put there when there is a seemingly more useful spot from their perspective. To which they might get a response of "Because I said so" as Jane doesn't feel like having to explain and argue every detail to everyone.

Just putting the bucket in that spot is likely more productive than having a company wide debate on it's placement. There might not be any logical rules for it but it doesn't matter since it's placement is largely inconsequential.
Texas Bets Big on Undersea Carbon Storage
Well big cities are a problem we need to address. They absolutely depend on fossil fuel for trucks to bring food into them.
Where did I say otherwise and where did I say it was relevant at all? What are you contesting here, bud?

Edit: imma help you out here. If you wanna call out something I actually said, use the > and write it

Your comment makes no sense, I never spoke to that which you raise unpredictably and unanswerably so (if thats even a real word)?
The fact that the wealthiest 10% own 90% of stocks does not mean the game is rigged. (I mean, that's sort of like saying the game is rigged because the rich people have all the money.) Anyone can purchase stocks and the SEC works hard to make sure that all market actors have access to the same information. Stocks are one of the least rigged games! Long success in stocks does require some knowledge about picking a company and some discipline, but so do lots of things.

Unless maybe "the game" is meaning a broader economic "game", which is (apparently) rigged because some people are (way) richer than others? You'd expect something like 80/20 just from a Pareto distribution, which if I understood the paper correctly, generally occurs whenever people have free choice. I guess one could required "not rigged" to provide equal outcomes, but since people have unequal ability, equal outcomes seems "rigged" to me, just in the other direction, of pulling down the highly skilled.
Anybody can pick a few random quotes out of context and dispute them. Keep in mind I'm not actually defending Peterson's views (I agree with some, disagree with others), I'm defending his status as a public intellectual.

My experience and history shows that women definitely tend to be more attracted to men who are competent and powerful. There is nothing misogynist about that statement. That statement does not imply that all women are the same, it's a description of a pattern that has a semblance of truth.
It is an honest question.

For some background in my thinking, it is because today's announcement really focused on Intel users. My semi-educated guess is that Apple did a whole bunch of user studies and realized there are a lot of people out there, like the OP, who haven't upgraded yet, hence the focus. As a result, I'm genuinely curious why this person hasn't upgraded.

And for my own personal experience, the upgrade/switch from intel to m*, is night and day better ergonomics as a developer. It isn't just some shiny new toy or a waste in cash. For the same reason professional mechanics in F1 don't use shitty tools to work on their cars. Or tour de france racers aren't using 30lbs Huffy bikes.

TLDR: I don't give a f'ck if you don't happen to upgrade, that's your choice. I'm just curious about why.
The plastic MacBooks were only made 2006–2010.
It looks like the improvement of their protocol is that the client talks to all nodes immediately, rather than talking to the leader who then talks to the rest of the cluster. Depending on the location of the client relative to the rest of the cluster, that can be faster.
Fire was copyrighted by humans, that's why the other apes can't use it.
That is what arguments like this are:

> In a word: discernment. If it's a miniature poodle, you can probably chill. If it's a big dog, it's probably worthwhile to enforce the law.

Your whole argument is “judgement is an important component of the law” but what that leads to is differing judgements on what we can do. What individual is so far above reproach that they should have the right to discern whether the situation calls for applicability of a black and white law?
This depends on who you ask. Personally, I found studying pure math incredibly rewarding. It gave me the confidence to be able to say that I can look at any piece of mathematics and figure it out if I take the time to do so.

I can't speak for those who have only studied math at an applied level directly. My impression of them (as an outsider but also a math tutor) is that they are fairly comfortable with the math they have been using for a while but always find new mathematics daunting.

I have heard famous mathematicians describe this phenomenon as "mathematical maturity" but I don't know if this has been studied as a real social/educational phenomenon.
> why can't it be spun as Law & Order

Law & Order is neither profit making nor competition destroying.
You can use non-Apple monitors with a Mac.

Apple's monitors are only worth getting if you're incredibly picky about very specific things.
Yes, the tiled-based architecture of their "GPU" is undeniably less performant. Even comparing to lesser GPUs.
Although pytorch is in python, some ML features in SoTA libraries are coded against CUDA and complains if you don't have a CUDA device.

A lot of things work out of the box with pytorch on mps, but not everything, and it can be frustrating to figure what works and what doesn't while you have a bunch of other moving parts shifting under your feet due to how fast the whole thing is moving.

That said, llama.cpp (aka "ggml") on M1/M2 Mac is very robust. If you just want to run inference (as opposed to training) of models and you're comfortable with a Mac, there's really no reason to go out and by an nVidia card.

FWIW, some numbers I found on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/16o4ka8/running...
Show HN: Slack with Empathy Chrome Extension
Hey HN,

I decided to create this extension after realizing it was a feature that I wanted inside of slack.

A number of times over the past few weeks I've caught myself wishing I had spent a minute more thinking about the other person on the other side of the slack message I was hastily firing off.

Or wondering what was taking someone so long to get back to me, only to hear later that afternoon that they were having a tough day to the grief of a recent loss.

The extension is quite simple, think of it as "status for others". You can set a reminder, a color to help theme the UI, and an expiration date. I'm in the process of testing whether it actually changes my behavior.

Open to feedback and suggestions, as this is my first extension and attempt to solve this problem.

Sean
Technically not the last one but broadly speaking yes, you can't transfer the client list when you sell your practice.
no, GGUF
Amica Insurance.
Like another commenter said, what is the definition of "Advanced" in this context
Even on one host processes can crash at different times.
The technical explanation is that on the base M1/M2 SoC there is one Thunderbolt bus that supports 2 display outputs.

On the MacBook Air one output is connected to the internal display leaving one output for an external display.

(The Mac Mini that uses the same SoC is limited to 2 external displays for the same reason)

To support more displays they would have to add support for a second Thunderbolt bus to the base SoC.
If it doesn't run Windows, is it really a PC?
Yes but doing reviews on a phone can get tedious under some circumstances. Since a lot of people, particularly med students but really any dedicated learner who uses Anki, puts tens or hundreds or thousands of hours into Anki during their journey with it, making the experience enjoyable and comfortable really matters. (And for med students, getting the learning right is one of the most foundational important things they'll ever do in their lives, since everything they do as a doctor is a result of learning well and passing exams.) With a controller you have tactile feedback and better ergonomics. Plus it's easier to stay focused if you're using the controller, since you won't just unconsciously swipe away into another app/window; all your buttons are bound to Anki actions, so unless you set the controller down, you're in Anki.

The optimal setup is generally with a fixed, large-ish screen (tablet, laptop, desktop monitor etc) where you can see all the text and media in your cards and don't have to scroll all the time. Med school Anki decks have a lot of diagrams, long fill-in-the-blank sentences and so on; I learn languages so my cards have a lot of example sentences and sometimes lengthy explanations for idioms, cultural/historical terminology and so on.

It also helps that when you use a controller, your view of the screen and your grip on the controller become separate concerns. You can do stuff like lie in bed with the phone mounted above your face, and do reviews using the controller instead of having to raise your arms up to touch the buttons.
I suspect it's about equal or perhaps even slower.
It's only been 3 years since the M1, most people aren't buying new computers that frequently.

Windows for ARM runs well on Apple Silicon, and has its own translation layer for x86 software. It should be fine unless you need specific x86-only drivers.
> And then these same inquisitive young people are going to click enough links on htmx.org that they stumble across hyperscript and it's gonna be like that moment in Dusk till Dawn where the vampires come out

I laughed at this, then I checked.

_="on load wait 5s then transition opacity to 0 then remove me"

Oh no!

_="on htmx:error(errorInfo) fetch /errors {method:'POST', body:{errorInfo:errorInfo} as JSON} "

Oh No!