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Apple does not use HBM, just LPDDR5 with wider interfaces. Xbox X/One, PS4/5, AMD server/workstation chips (threadripper (and pro), siena, and epyc), and apples above the base model m1/m2/m3 all use wider memory interfaces.

AMD agpu (and Intel with iGPUs) do use unified memory. As well as the high end AMD (MI300A) and Nvidia (Grace+hopper) server+iGPU chips.

This REALLY helps GPUs performance which is very bandwidth intensive, but even normal workloads have cache misses. Part of the benefit isn't just more bandwidth, but that you can have 4,8, or 16 cache misses running in parallel which can help keep more of your cores doing useful work instead of waiting on memory. This doesn't decrease memory latency, but can help improve throughput when using multiple cores.

Sad that even a M3 pro (the midrange, 3rd fastest in the apple M series lineup) available in Apple laptops or mac minis has more bandwidth than every AMD Ryzen and every Intel i3/i4/i7/i9. Even Intel's fastest i9-14900KF using a maximum of 250 watts has 1/8th the memory bandwidth of the M2 Ultra, 1/4th the bandwidth of the M3 max, and 1/2th the bandwidth of the M2 Pro. Same (or less actually) then the MBA or base Mac mini.
Turbo 8 Released
You could buy 4-6 machines like that per year at that price. Gives you a taste of cloud mark-up. Bandwidth markup is far more insane.
This is exactly how we think over at ParadeDB, and querying data lakes is on our roadmap :)
We very nearly had the same company on both sides when the MPAA (of which Sony Pictures was a member) was fighting with Sony Electronics over video tapes.
What do we think the valuation is? Do we think it's down, flat or up?

I'd hazard a guess at flat. Unity (a peer) got crushed by the market but they also don't have Fortnite which is a money printer and has only gotten bigger.
23andMe has always been a shady company. It would be better for them to go out of business and all the data they collected on people be deleted. Of course they are looking for new ways to bypass any privacy laws to share peoples genetic info to the highest bidder.

Everyone I know regrets sending off their DNA to them for ancestry parlor tricks and other non-relevant information.
Disney gets more IP in front of more 13-25 year olds. This is a very impressionable age group, and can create life long fans. This is a good value proposition for Disney. Epic probably gets an increase in valuation -- lifeblood for tech companies.

Collaboration skins are massive for revenue. However, I'm concerned this relationship will force uncool collaborations with Fortnite and reduce it's appeal. Disney has had some flops recently. Long term the trick for Fortnite is to become the most sticky online videogame in history, with most games bleeding audience over time. Epic is more than just Fortnite, but I imagine this deal is entirely about Fortnite.
Part of the problem is that buying refrigerant requires a certification/license.

Also in Seattle, only an HVAC company can pull a permit for refrigeration, even though plenty of heat pumps/mini splits are pre-charged and you'll never need to touch refrigerant.
Epic doesn't charge for use of Unreal Engine in vfx, and overall I don't think vfx is a very profitable space for most software companies. It's a low margin business, mostly outsourced. I doubt that Hollywood studios are going to pay any vfx provider a share of revenue in any case.
Big deal, they made a Vision Pro app. They’re also still trying to grow Disney+ as quickly as possible in a very crowded market. They have a lot more motivation to try different things than Netflix, which is in a much more entrenched position.
Of approx 5,000 employees there are less than 20 Macs at my workplace. We're a Dell/Windows shop with Ubuntu as a popular option for devs.

Outside of the tech departments staff usually get generic corporate hardware for light desktop/browser workloads.
Why? To decrease their hardware market with own hands? Never going to happen.

Apple is not very frequent in self-shooting in the foot.
Some people immediately notice 90/120Hz screns vs 60. Some will see pixels on a 3K 14" screen while it will "good enough" for most.

Aside from sheer eye sight, I think there's also attention and sensibility to these specific things. The same way web designers recognize fonts from 4 letters when generic users barely pay attention to whether it's serif.
This is very cool and very educational. Don't deploy it, though. :-)

I needed something like this once, but at a little bit larger scale (few tens of thousands of documents). The answer, as always, was [sqlite](https://www.sqlite.org/fts5.html); structurally though it's just what you have here but with someone else writing the inverted-index persistence layer.
It's pretty interesting to re-read Baroque Cycle as well in the world of AI.

In particular, the universal language based on math sure has some interesting thoughts that are applicable in the era of embeddings and AI.

And if you can't get into it - pick up the audiobook version. It's fantastic
Each operation has uniq id. Each node has own log with autoincremented op counter. According to topology rules. Each node tries to fetch new parts of remote logs with new ids from other nodes and apply to local state. Domain allows to express most operations in order independent manner. And for rest it's possible to use last op wins.
This is great and does a thing I've wished existed for a long time: The ability to build an rss feed by picking individual episodes from existing podcasts.
It's interesting being able to execute the source file like this, by passing in build flags and compilation instructions. But in Emacs I can do this by simply writing my code in scratch and then evaluating each piece of it with ctrl-j. I will immediately get output. The LISP read-eval-print loop enables this type of power.
Likely Apple will stick to their usual support cycle of "Current minus N" and eventually x86 will be dropped
If you mean stop manufacturing Internal Combustion Engines, Toyota have said many times, they do not intend to "catch up to everyone else" with EVs. They have the luxury of sitting and watching their competition leave the market, thus leaving Toyota's road to great profits wide open.
> can't wait for some map/filter/find slice functions though!

just use a for loop. 90% of the time the code will actually be clearer, and faster.

the hoops people just through to avoid 2 extra lines of code is mind boggling.
Safari has been a huge pain for me as a web dev for its nonstandard parsing/implementation of basic CSS and requiring special cases made for it for things like modal focus/scrolling, nothing to do with Google or privacy whatsoever.
Do you think motorcycles cost the public more than cars or other motorized automobiles?
It's also specifically mentioned in the HN guidelines:

"Please don't comment about the voting on comments. It never does any good, and it makes boring reading."

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
> "grug tempted reach for club when too much agile talk happen but always stay calm"
I have asus zephyrus M16-2021 and recently spent 50$ to install new 2tb nvme stick, on top of existing 1tb.

How much MacBook with 3tb storage costs?
My current setup is 3x monitors + a laptop screen to the side at the office and 3x monitor + a wall-mounted television in my home office. That doesn't even begin to scratch the surface of what people are willing to do for screen real estate.

Many people are accustomed to working with 3x or more display devices where at least one of them is out of their field of view no matter where they are looking so I imagine the primary adaptation to using a vision pro would be the weight.

I am a color accuracy and resolution snob so I only use professional monitors: BenQ at home and Eizo at the office.

If one day the vision pro can match the performance of color-critical monitors for less than $5,100 it will be a definite "oui-starter".

If one day the vision pro can BEAT the performance of color-critical monitors for less than $5,100 I will hire a personal trainer for the sole purpose of getting my neck buff enough to use one without strain.
Great comment. I'll bet the the poster you replied to likely also works in software engineering (based on them being on this site) - a role dominated by women only a few decades ago.

I sometimes feel that Hacker News embodies the idea of having an 18 in INT and about a 4 in WIS.
> I prefer to take advantage of the fact that without a proper shebang the file will be first executed by the shell

I know that bash does this, and possibly other shells, but it doesn't work in general when you `execv` the file (or when using the subprocess API on python f.i). But cool trick anyway
Are there issues with these factories? environmental? safety?
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> I don't think there is a lot of customers to whom the iGPU difference is important, but not important enough to get a discreet graphics card.

I think this is the exact segment of customers this chip is aiming for. You can throw this chip in a new build without a dedicated GPU, and get a playable (30+ fps) experience in Cyberpunk 2077. It's an option for someone wanting to spend entry-level money on a gaming PC with the option to upgrade to a real GPU further down the line.

EDIT: Just realized this is the 8500g not the 8600g. The slower GPU and the fact that dedicated graphics would be limited to 4x PCI-E lanes make this a much less interesting as an entry-level gaming product.
Clicked expecting an Adam Curtis documentary, but turns out I was thinking of HyperNormalisation (also 2016).
So what? Disney gets to push Disney+ at a huge, well covered event. Apple gets a big streaming app on release day for their new headset at a time when their relationship with Netflix and other companies is not great. That’s no indication of an “alliance”.
Disney boasts a diverse array of partnerships across various industries, and I believe that this specific collaboration won't adversely impact Disney's already formidable alliance with Apple. On the contrary, there's reason for enthusiasm regarding the possibility of Disney venturing into new territories where they haven't historically been prominent players. The prospect of Disney making substantial investments in these uncharted areas could lead to exciting developments and innovations, further strengthening their overall position in the market.
"Name "few political directives" in 2014 before Moscow invasion."

"On February 23, 2014, the second day after the flight of Viktor Yanukovich, while in a parliamentary session, a deputy from the Batkivshchyna party, Vyacheslav Kyrylenko, moved to include in the agenda a bill to repeal the 2012 law "On the principles of the state language policy". <...> The bill would have made Ukrainian the sole state language at all levels.
<...>
However, the move to repeal the 2012 law "On the principles of the state language policy" provoked negative reactions in Crimea and in some regions of Southern and Eastern Ukraine. It became one of the topics of the protests against the new government approved by the parliament after the flight of Viktor Yanukovich." [0]

And more generally: Ukrainization Post-1991: Independent Ukraine. [1]

"check out Euromaidan."

“The mob, whatever it is, has no legitimacy before the sovereign people expressing themselves through its elected representatives.” [2]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_policy_in_Ukraine#Att...

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukrainization#Post-1991:_indep...

[2] https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/22/world/europe/macron-pensi...
Doesn't the Deck have quad channel memory?
Are you sure that the API injects prompts?

GPT4’s ability to answer questions without special system prompts can be entirely a product of training - not necessarily evidence of an injected prompt.
This seems like the opposite of how Game Pass works.
I'm astonished that people on Hacker News can ask such a question.
>Epic never did the metaverse

Already exists and it's called Fortnite
I don't know how many times we are going to try and define UI as data (XML/JSON/whatever). Has it not been sufficiently demonstrated that it doesn't really work in practice?
I remember two or three times in my early life where I felt appendicitis-like symptoms only for them to go away after a few hours. That was until one night when the pains persisted past midnight. My roommate insisted on taking me to the ER. After several hours there I finally got checked in, had a CT scan, and prepped for surgery. The docs said I did indeed have appendicitis, and in fact had scarring from past episodes. Before the surgery the pain actually started to subside. I wonder if I could have moved past that episode, and if it would have hit me years later.
Unfortunately, only the gross electricity generation. You should look on the original numbers destatis is referencing https://ag-energiebilanzen.de/

2022: 9.9%

The primary energy consumption of electricity from nuclear power was even lower.
I cannot share the full book because a) I don't own the copyright and b) My dad (who ultimately owns it) still has plans to put sell it. And I feel it still requires some editing. But I can share a couple of sample pages:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OGE-zfNHHDnALbhgmf3lykBjcSg...

It is in Spanish though.
while gnoshing on a French prune Me too.
>>>Air travel is also highly subject to consumer confidence, and like it or not, the appearance of incompetence or impropriety has an impact.

So is banking/finance; but somehow that hammer never falls.
> which is why your phone’s screen needs a higher resolution than your TV, and why a movie at the theater looks fine, even though it may only be 2K

They should have measured the angular screen area for those scenarios, because this is entirely backwards.
Asianometry has a number of explainer videos on TSMC. I recommend them:

https://www.asianometry.com/p/tsmc-briefly-explained
I don't know enough German to be sure of a rule about when the -ung form does and doesn't occur, but I can think of verbs that don't have it (confirmed with grep!), so it's not completely productive. (First examples offhand: essen, haben, denken, gehen, although the latter does seem to do -ung with some prefixes.)

It's also interesting to think of how to describe the semantic difference between the -en and -ung nouns when both do exist. I think one case is that the -ung can often describe the result of completing the action of the verb or in some sense refer to a "complete instance" or "complete occasion" of the verb's action, but this is generalizing from just a few examples...
Tell people they're not only wrong, they're also evil.
Emacs didn't invent REPL, and it's common everywhere. For Rust: https://github.com/evcxr/evcxr/blob/main/evcxr_repl/README.m.... But heck, the compiler is reasonably fast enough that any IDE can REPL by compiling the code.

The value here is more in being able to read a script before you run it, then have it run fast, maybe tweaking something here and there. And a compiled script will run 10,000 times faster than LISP, which can be important.
1. Nobody is safe. But as a general rule: make the product or sell it, don't count it.

2. Loss centers are too simplistic. I mean, hr is a loss center but you still need it. But the question you should ask yourself every day is "am I making the company money today?" If the answer to that is not a clear yes, figure out how to get yourself to that point.

3. Your relationship to your manager matters. And your relationship to your manager's manager. Your job is to always make them look good. If you have conflict....well...

4. I worked for CEO. We would often (and ideally) do this from top down, where we literally reshaped the team that reported to CEO. (And fired members of the current team which didn't find a seat.) Then we would cascade the process layer by layer.

5. Because layers are choosing the layers below them, and often "pulling up" to reduce expensive and useless managers, being a good contributor really matters

6. Sometimes none of this matters. You are in a whole division that is shut down. Tough luck.

7. If you are in a company which is laying off bottom layer people without a huge reduction in middle management. Leave. It is terribly managed. Usually the "workers" are not the problem, it is the huge number of relatively useless middle and mid senior management who are much more costly. Ideally they should go first.
Forced air only? What about mini splits? Many homeowners convert from steam radiators to mini splits.

I have an electric water heater. It’s hybrid, so I run the heat pump mode in warm/humid weather and regular electric mode the rest if the year.
This is changing:

https://www.theverge.com/2023/10/5/23905082/epic-unreal-engi...
So... Jill of the Jungle and Eva Earlong are now officially Disney Princesses.
The EPA 608 universal takes about 90-120 minutes online and is free at SkillCat (no affiliation, but I tossed them $50 as a thanks). The 609 (for autos) takes way less time but costs $25 online.

I’ve bought refrigerants online several times over the years without showing any license (even though I hold an EPA 608 and 609). It’s legal to buy for resale, which is probably how suppliers get around checking.
That's kinda ignoring that there's more advanced headsets as well on the spectrum.

I genuinely enjoy the positivity around the product and the effect it could have on the field (even as an anchoring of what any new headset wants to be from there)

But that supposes the AVP is put in context, and I think we miss a lot of it.

I kinda feel we're back again in the PowerPC macs vs the rest of the industry days, with Apple set in its own impermeable bubble.
> Epic games has the potential to be the virtual Disney World - just available to everyone on the planet instead of those with enough money to visit a park IRL.

How? EPIC doesn’t have a VR platform at the moment.

The deal still makes sense though. Disney needs to control a video game platform.
I've honestly had bad luck with this with _any_ CPU
TypeScript is mostly additive, so all the footguns are still there if you aren't careful to avoid them. It also doesn't do anything about the extremely meager standard library that is inferior to what other mainstream PLs had 20+ years ago.
https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/localllm/blob/main/ll...

I see llama.cpp in there, but I didn't go deeper than that. Ollama is not the same thing.
I've come across a few articles in the last year and they all seem to agree that Sports and Gaming is where the money is because the fan base is so... passionate.

It makes sense that on the heels of Disney's collaboration with FOX and Warner Bros. Discovery (via ESPN), they would also get into the other market with fans as committed as sports fans.

Considering that the future of TV is streaming and being successful in this market has proven to be no slam dunk (no matter how big you are), Sports/Gaming is the hedge (for those who can swings these deals).
so, about market for tesla battery replacement: https://www.reddit.com/r/RealTesla/comments/1akc3bz/wifes_20...
According to https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201624\

It seems they consider hardware obsolete 7 years from availability to purchase. Intel mac pro was selling last year so sometime around 2030?
The hope is that the neural network will learn to undo the positional information and understand that it's an augmentation used to tell the neural network where the word occurred in the sequence.

Sequence being a misleading term since the input to the network is actually a set of tokens meaning no positional information without the extra information added.
My kids already think many recent Fortnite collabs (Star Wars, Marvel, etc) are lame. Hasn't stopped them from playing though.

https://www.dexerto.com/fortnite/every-fortnite-collab-cross...
Is seems like people selling hot goods want near msrp prices it’s pretty silly.
MadRadar attack causes automotive radar to 'hallucinate'
Those 3 are not that important. You need either a significant high tech manufacturing industry (US post-war, Japan, Korea, Taiwan are all significant manufacturing nations), you need significant capital (debatable for UK), you need talent (UK has no history of chip manufacturing), etc.
I am always wary of “true” as a qualifier of art.

What is untrue art?

Ymmv.
> It was priced at something like $400.

Initially $700!! They dropped the price to $400 after poor sales.
I’m not the person who you’re replying to, but my co-worker was just telling me about her e-tron last week. She was trying to not be negative, but really had nothing but negative things to say.

From what I remember:

- It came with free charging through Electricity America(?), so she has been trying to use it. They are often full or broken. The app doesn’t work. She ends up having to call support to get charging started, because the app issues. And the overall process takes 2+ hours. She wants to use the free charging on principle, but it’s becoming too much of a burden, so she started to charge at home on the normal 110 power, it just takes forever, so it won’t work with a longer commute.

- The range, especially in the winter, is much below the stated range. When factoring in the need to wait hours to charge, she said her effective range before getting a lot of range anxiety is around 100 miles or less.

- I think she also mentioned some issues they required the dealer, and getting the run around.

There was probably more, it was a long convo all about it. Some of the issues were specific to charging at our office, which is irrelevant here. She seemed pretty unhappy, but was trying to make the best of it since she already had the car. I think the biggest issues was the half baked charging infrastructure and the apps to authorize the charging. Apparently credit cards can be used, like at a gas station, but then it’s not free.
Maine becomes fourth State to abolish civil asset forfeiture (2021)
I didn’t read the full article, but isn’t this describing mostly a personal friendship between Bob Iger and Steve Jobs?

I know that analysts have had recurring fantasies about Apple raining money on Disney, but has there been any real evidence of Apple considering that?
> "desired_column: 6, current_column: 1"

Maybe this creates confusion? If you are the view, which column do you display?
Busting the Resolution Myth
I think the parent is referring to how you write PHP templates, which are HTML at the top level, but escape to raw PHP code inside particular delimiters (<?php>), whereas for JSX you write JS at the top level and 'escape' (kinda) to HTML in your returned element. Not exactly an inversion, but I can see the connection.
agreed that Element Web is clunky, although we’re working on it. Perhaps try https://github.com/ulyssa/iamb or weechat-matrix for your TUI? Or if on macOS, Element X is a pleasure to use as a truly native GUI client.