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The iPhone SE 3, launched back in 2022, has been due for an update for quite some time. Rumors swirling from Asian sources suggest that Apple might finally be gearing up to unveil its successor, the iPhone SE 4, possibly in spring 2025.

New Rumors and Speculations
Recent leaks from the Apple supply chain in Asia indicate that the iPhone SE 4 could borrow key components from the upcoming iPhone 16 series. According to sources on Weibo, a popular Chinese microblogging platform known for tech leaks, the chassis of the SE 4 will mirror that of the iPhone 16. This move suggests Apple's strategy to streamline production and possibly enhance durability and design consistency across its product lineup.

Hardware and Features
Initially, Apple was considering using parts from the iPhone 14 series for the SE 4. However, with the iPhone 14 possibly facing limited production, the tech giant seems inclined to leapfrog to components from the iPhone 16. The SE 4 is expected to feature the new A18 SoC, touted to be optimized for Apple Intelligence, ensuring robust performance and longevity for the entry-level segment.

Camera and Pricing Strategy
Rumors also hint at improvements in the camera department, with possibilities of spatial video recording capabilities being integrated into the SE 4. Apple aims to price the SE 4 competitively, targeting a price point under 550 euros to cater to the demand for affordable yet capable devices. This pricing strategy contrasts with the current iPhone SE 3, which starts at 529 euros for the base model with minimal storage.

Potential Upgrades and Timeline
The iPhone SE 3, equipped with hardware reminiscent of the iPhone 7 era but featuring modern additions like the A15 Bionic chip and 5G support, is rumored to undergo a significant transformation with the SE 4. Apple plans to introduce Face ID facial recognition and a notch design for a larger screen experience, marking a departure from the traditional home button setup.

Release Date Expectations
If rumors hold true, the iPhone SE 4 could hit the market as early as March or April 2025, marking a three-year gap since the launch of its predecessor. Apple typically aims to support its entry-level models for at least three years post-launch, ensuring longevity and value for consumers.

In conclusion, while details are still speculative, the iPhone SE 4 promises to be a compelling option for budget-conscious consumers seeking advanced features and performance at an accessible price point. Apple's strategy to align it with components from the iPhone 16 series indicates a commitment to innovation and continuity across its product lineup.
People do joke about being dangerous without their morning coffee, but I have yet to see a coffee addict breaking into vehicles to score their morning fix. Also I have never had to worry someone is going to mug my loved ones to get some quick cash for a double-double. And have you ever heard of someone who skips important appointments because they stayed out getting high on caffeine instead

Pretending caffeine is as detrimental to our society as e.g. fentanyl is prime intellectual dishonesty.
It's a really bad way of doing things.

They are losing moneytary support they will probably never recover and refusing to actually be stewards of their own ecosystem.
Yes I am.

For the non-stupid answer to your opposite-of-that question: these are takes, and for one thing I claimed, I said "he must", i.e. it's a guess, because if he doesn't realize he's a thug, he'd be dumb.

OK I did not signify that the sentence "At least in his understanding, that's a logical conclusion." is a guess of mine. My bad?
I see your point. But I sometimes wonder how much harm we actually do by being afraid to confront the current political opinions.

I believe at least in the UK, after the Tavistock scandal, people started asking questions. I mean, you mention taking do no harm seriously, and at the same time doctors give children puberty blockers sometimes after just two visits, knowing it will negatively impact their physical health (bone density, growth, and many others), to move almost all kids on to hormones - in spite of the fact that the study they themselves published shows there are no improvements in their mental health. And people who decided to start asking questions faced a lot of negativity, just for trying to understand how things really are.
>How much of zoning laws are lobbied by peopke with 100 houses?

Dunno, in my experience all the NIMBYs in my area look like some rich person with way too much time on their hands attending city planning meetings, not some slick lobbyist. If anything the discourse goes both ways, with some alleging that "greedy developers" are the ones doing the lobbying.
I think I see where he's coming from, and it makes sense to me. But where is the evidence that expectations have changed for young men? A paragraph or two with examples would be useful. It is of course a bit nebulous to try to define "expectations on young men" so I'm willing to go with some sort of essay that presents the evidence.
Why is the CFAA mentioned, then? That’s historically been used as a bludgeon against scraping.

“A US court ruled that Booking.com violated the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act by accessing part of Ryanair's website without permission, court documents showed, a ruling the airline said would help end unauthorised screen scraping by booking sites.”
Agreed, it's been obvious for the last year to everyone in my bubble (educated liberals mostly in tech) that Biden was demented. The democratic party is now holding every non-conservative american hostage more or less (what are you gonna do? vote trump?) and I would love to see the party collapse or have a serious overhaul. Why can't they put up candidates people like? At least trump has actual fans, I don't know anyone who actually likes Biden they just prefer him to trump
If you're trying to make a donation to a project but want to be able to specify what they can(not) do with the money, then you're not really trying to make a donation.
and do you know is it possible to buy 3d models for some bikes on blender?
Ironically, FDR pulled a Biden but succeeded. By early 1944 he was already dying of cancer and hid it, as he hid his disability. He made it through the election, and then died a few months after his inauguration leaving Truman in charge. Of course, FDR was more popular than Biden, but I do believe it was his closest election.
> Why don’t they have an age limit on the president

In fact there is an age limit for an American president. They should be >= 35 y.o. We need to augment it with an upper limit. My choice would be <= 75 y.o.
Technically, it's a train getting hit by a cyclist.
Yeah I didn't mean the word by word translation but the actual ubiquitous meaning of the word. Otherwise I agree though.
Disagree, I think everyone has more or less the same (accurate) view of trump it's just the things that his supporters like about him are the same things that make you hate him
I'm glad to hear that Meta and Google code is "rigorous". I'd prefer INRIA, universities that fund theorem provers, industries where correctness matters like aerospace or semiconductors.
What about those of use who may or may not have ADD and have been using caffine to regulate our mood and focus....

I honestly can't tell at this point if the coffee is helping me focus and I have ADD or if I am just lazy(or depressed) and the coffee is helping get me motivated.
For me it can happen in less than 12 hours, which can mean overnight. It's not a great time!
As long as the subset of compatible instructions exist, it is likely possible to program a binary version of

If you speak english, go to page 7.
Si hablas español, ve a la página 25.

Note that the instructions don't have to be completely equivalent - all that's required is for some set of bytes to be arranged such that the same pattern will be interpreted by AMD64 as jump to X and by ARM64 as jump to Y.

Afterwards, it's all about segmenting the instructions in blocks, one for each OS/architecture.
Originally I thought it was a text printed on the screen, but looking at the art assets in Rise of the Triad, the "buy a 486! :)" actually part of the background graphic. It's just normally hidden by the play area unless you use the smallest size.
simply, when a boy is dependent on his mother's approval for a sense of self it's all the justification he needs, and there is almost no increasingly-terrible situation in which a mother will not love her son. the worse his life, the more he depends on her, the less abandoned she is. it's the definition of a co-dependent cycle. Maybe he replaces her or shares that role with other women, but he ends up in the same cycle of dependency and collapse. Fathers teach boys to set boundaries for themselves, which has the effect of weaning them off psychological dependency on their mothers approval and innoculates them to some of her edges and those of other women. This is why only can men make other men, as without masculine boundaries, their emotional locus of control is external.

We blame the absent fathers, and that's at least half the problem, but only half. The other half is that mothers don't raise men alone, and so you get punks and criminals, boys with "nice guy" predatory survival strategies, neurotics, and other maladapted and unserious men. It's arguably why "bastard," is such a longlived epithet. The only reliable escape is to master something and find mentoring in pursuit of the competence that develops the necessary self-confidence and esteem for setting personal boundaries.

> He should be held to high standards. Otherwise, he will sink to the level of his environment.

A male peer group can raise these standards, but it's mean reversion, and if you're in a neighbourhood of boys raised alone by their mothers, that's going to be a low bar. The entire culture war is between people who resent their dads for being absent or weak, and those who don't. There are paths out, but as a wise woman once said, "no one is going to give you the education you need to overthrow them."
I remember having a look for papers relating to performance on cognitive tasks and caffeine, and not being able to find any high-quality studies that showed an improvement. Could you provide a source?

Cocaine would be interesting too, although I've never searched for papers about it.
Yes, everything is ultimately dependent on physical resources, but the value creation is at a higher level, and you hopefully get more value out of less resource as things advance. I don't consider AI a positive example, it's a hype bubble for sure. But think how much computing power per watt you get compared to 30 years ago.
ls -lrt
eza -lrt (broken)

I wish it's 100% compatible to ls
I’ve had eza (and formally exa) aliased as ls, ll and lll since around 2015 and never hit a compatibility issue.

I also have sl installed to encourage accuracy when running it…
I live in İzmir and I've never heard it either.
Luckily, the link provides just this information:

35-44: 62%
45-54: 70%
55-64: 75%
65+: 79%
I use it with a weak x86 server (used workstation off EBay) and stronger clients (Apple TV, iOS devices, browser on strong laptops) so I don’t need transcoding, since my server can’t manage real-time transcoding. Works great with that set-up, crazily better than XMBM/Kodi ever was in a dozen or so attempts, and people who aren’t me can pick it up and confidently use it, without immediately getting stuck in some weird UI mode and giving up forever, which is what Kodi always led to.

[edit] I use the download links in the browser UI and then VLC playback on an iPad for kids’ movies on long road trips. It even (with an assist from VLC) fills that use case.
Yes it handles my library (~60tb) just fine but the Apple TV client isn't great. I run it and Plex side-by-side and switch between the two depending on which device I am using.
>Maybe by total wealth.

>I think wealth should be measured by how many hours at the median wage do you need to achieve a socially acceptable standard of living.

That's a weird definition of "wealth". Wealth is generally understood to mean how much assets you have accumulated, not your free cash flow. What you're describing is properly referred to as discretionary income.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disposable_income#Discretionar...
cannot be done, only two candidates allowed.

Pleas do not google preferential voting, no country has ever implemented it. Definitely not Ireland.

The current system is the best thing in the world.

On serious note.

This will never be allowed in US as the whole 3rd candidate is wasted vote argument goes away. And suddenly there is a crack in the door for a other candidate to win.

https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/government-in-ireland/...
Well, thats your opinion. Lets hope their outlook is more accurate than yours!
People don't magically cheer for the "good guy" whatever that means.

People give to projects they know about and have visibility. Now, if Jellyfin actually needs money, they will have to do a huge outreach push to overcome their own message that they don't need money.
I don’t know why we call having a mortgage “ownership”: it’s not. Across the western world mortgages are getting larger and longer relative to income.

More people are in more significant debt bondage than in the past, that’s not an improvement.

The proportion of owned outright homes has been declining in the western world for 30 years.
How much extra security does this provide on top of HLK?
It does. Intelligence is the capacity for learning potential and cocaine boosts the ability to retain and process learned sensory matter, even when sleepy. That is really the greatest appeal of that drug. Again, I strongly do not recommend reliance on any stimulants, especially powerful ones like cocaine.
How much caffeine do you consume regularly? Sounds to me like your body potentially has too much already, and is reacting by making you drowsy. Note that caffeine is also in non-coffee/tea related beverages like sodas (e.g. Coke/Pepsi/...), or sometimes certain pain killers (e.g. migraine pain killers frequently contain something like 50mg of caffeine).
For me, there are two principal cases of sorting in `ls` output: alphabetical when I'm trying to find something I don't know/ remember exactly, and mtime-based when I want to see the latest (or oldest) in a group of related files. I don't see how it could work with one shortcut.

Another thing is `ls -l` that's important when I need to understand file sizes and especially how symlinks are set up. Yet another is `ls -ld` which explains details about directories.

All these cases could be made more ergonomic, and maybe partly merged. But I don't see how I could compress them into one type of output that fits all purposes.

(My current fancy version of `ls` is `lsd`, but I still use the built-in `ls` a lot.)
Wow, LZ4 high compression mode has become really fast, at least on my system.
I don't need to settle on some lower compression setting now. That's -9 all the way.
"Just hit delete", the spammers said. "Just unsubscribe", the spammers said.

I'm old, I remember when usenet spam rolled in with Canter and Siegel. The original sociopathic usenet and email spammers wanted everyone to delete the spam posts and emails. Everyone except the spammers said that wouldn't work. Every piece of proposed legislation left the door open for at least 1 spam to get through, to which everyone was supposed to unsubscribe. That wouldn't work, obviously, it gave every sociopath one bite of the apple, and some time frame between when naives unsubscribed and the law required sociopaths to stop spamming.

Of course usenet crumpled under the weight of spam first. It took years for spammers to render the public phone system useless, and now they're coming for texting. This is entirely predictable. A very few people, probably less than 100, can make money from ruining texting, but a few of those 100 people will bribe the US Congress and pay a little extra to Verizon and other wireless providers to let it keep happening, just like when robocalls made voice calling useless, to great public outcry, and great official hand-wringing.
I feel the same with Plex! I'm scared to try Jellyfin.
I'm guessing the person actually just meant that Ben Shapiro is extremely annoying. That's why I avoided clicking at least. I've found people use negative modifiers more or less randomly to signal disgust as opposed to thinking through what each word means
It would mitigate the problem, but not solve it. You can still imagine a condition that only occurs after the update has been rolled out everywhere. Furthermore, such a bug would still be extremely problematic for the concerned customers, even if not all of them were affected. In addition, it would be necessary to react very quickly in the case of zero-day vulnerabilities.
icanpreneur is a great product and I say that from a first hand experience. It helped me a lot in organising my thoughts, hypothesis and GTM plan. Vesko and his team are doing an amazing job with their product, which is already helping a lot of founders I personally know. Highly recommended!
I had similar thoughts recently because I am working on a catadioptric system for a project at work.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Optics/comments/oimvt0/curved_camer...

https://www.digitalcameraworld.com/news/sonys-new-curved-ima...

It appears that curved sensors maybe exist somewhere in a lab, and have been slightly commericialized, but I didn't see any 'buy now' buttons when I looked.

I didn't dive too deep into it because It's not like I'm going to be changing the sensor in my design at this stage of the game, but it was an idea that a friend suggested when I talked about the limitations of the mirror based system that we're using.

https://techxplore.com/news/2024-07-insect-autonomous-strate...

This link popped up on hackernews a few days ago and I noticed that they were using a mirror in their optical system as well. I haven't had a chance to read beyond that promotional article above so I don't know how they're overcoming the depth of field limitations with this kind of optical set up.
Such an insane amount of work to avoid fixing the real problem: the inefficiency of threads.

All async code -- all of it -- is a hack to implement lightweight threads through a lot of syntactic sugar for state management. In a language like Rust it adds a ton of complexity that simply doesn't need to exist without it.

Fixing the efficiency and scaling issues of threads would make all of this just go away. Poof. Gone.

It's a bit like the trillion dollar mistake of "null" in languages like Java-- a ton of complexity that results from one design decision (or in this case lack thereof).
Solving the out-of-context chunk problem for RAG
Show HN: I made a weekly Hacker News podcast using AI [video]
Internet Organised Crime Threat Assessment (Iocta) 2024 [pdf]
It's fine if you're trying to keep people off the streets.

It's not fine if you're trying to keep a middle class.
I heard investment bankers rely on it from the 90s. How addictive it is?
> Booking.com's … grip on the market?

Do they have a significant grip on the market? I’ve never used them, but for all I know they sell a majority of plane tickets.

Then again I haven’t used Ryanair either. The reputations of Ryanair, Spirit etc are sufficient for me to avoid them. But in booking.com’s case I barely even know it exists.
> Pretending caffeine is as detrimental to our society as e.g. fentanyl is prime intellectual dishonesty.

These are your words, not OP's. OP isn't claiming that caffeine is as bad as any other drug. They're claiming that it, like other drugs, is likely to have negative health effects that outweigh positive ones and that it's interesting that it gets a special place in our culture while other drugs get banned and shunned.

Nothing in that claim says that caffeine is as bad as the worst illegal drugs.
I hope though that Microsoft will double down on their eBPF support for Windows after this incident.
"find a subset of low risk customers" and use them as test subject?

Repeat that a few times to understand the repercussions.

If I were the customers and I found out that I was used as test subject, how would I feel?
sounds like Chronosphere
Can you stream self-hosted clusters logs in GCP?
Isn't it better to find out? I.e. first to stop with the caffeine, then wait until your body readjusts (e.g. a month or two), and possibly get diagnosed by a professional in case you do feel like you need help? Diagnosis doesn't necessarily mean prescription stimulant drugs.

I was using caffeine to mask my burnout. Needless to say, it only exacerbated the total feeling of burnout, and "helped" only short-term. It took me a long time to get out of the burnout, and I'm still feeling the effects. It would have been much healthier to not mask the burnout, but deal with it right there and then.
Your instinct that those numbers don't match the reality you see is probably right. But it's less likely the #s are made up and more likely there are qualifiers.
The article seems to contain a lot of hand-wringing about upper class' beliefs allegedly harming lower class families, but I don't see any mention about the main change in the labor force since 1960 - namely the participation rate of women. Men probably work less nowadays simply because it's easier to do in a two-income household vs a one-income household.
This also works on Windows, fwiw.
It varies by state. In Ohio, I had to get physical paper with a physical signature from the doctor’s office. Every single month. I’m somewhat thankful I turned out to have been misdiagnosed in childhood and I’m actually bipolar. At least I can get my meds as a 90-day supply and have over a month of spare medication.

I don’t understand the hyper-regulation of adhd meds when they hand out benzos like candy. Unadulterated opioids are a bit more difficult but I’ve still have a month’s supply of those from a previous dental surgery.
The only time you have to care about GNU tools vs your own preference of tool is when writing scripts to run on computers running some Linux distributions, and per [1] you shouldn’t be using ls for that.

[1]: https://www.shellcheck.net/wiki/SC2045
> highly profitable substance

Yes and no. I've been a fan of caffeine pills for years. They are very cheap, readily available (portable), and most importantly to me offer completely consistent dosing. With caffeine pills I'm able to ensure I stay below the FDA recommended maximum daily intake of 400 mg (worst case). Another fun bonus - when a physician asks you what your caffeine intake is and you respond in milligrams they look at you funny.

Otherwise I completely agree with you. Every time I'm at an airport, etc I marvel at how many caffeine addicts are standing in line at Starbucks for however long ready to drop $10 (or whatever it costs) for a beverage with a completely unknown and highly variable dose of what is fundamentally a drug. Doubly so for variations that have other negative things like adulterations and calories.

Caffeine is a drug and should be treated as such. If you were taking any other drug (over the counter or RX) would anyone tolerate "today it's 100 mg, tomorrow it's 400 mg"?
3 days in Ohio
Using the Jellyfin webui on AppleTV without even installing an app works decent.

There’s a dedicated AppleTV app, which works great for a month, then reliably forgets its credentials. I use it, but the kids don’t want to learn how to type urls, usernames, and passwords so they don’t. That’s fair.
So many problems though! including commercial monocultures, lack of update consent, blast radius issues, etc etc. There's a commons in our pockets but that is very difficult to regulate for. The will keep putting the gun to your head until you keep choosing the monoculture.
That is a fairly modern invention, though.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%9F
Probably one of the most useless and pointless TLA I've come across so far. TIHI.