skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Think of the QC modem as an API and that API is limited to what QC wants apple or anyone else using their modem to do. The firmware is pushed by QC and then apple can use it to update it’s modems of QC when it does it’s now updates.

Now with C1 that API is designed at apple and in a way that their soc team wants to get the best battery life along. So the modem can be turned off / on updated request data signals etc in a more efficient manner with the soc. On top of that apple probably cleaned up parts of the modem that they probably didn’t feel were needed for their iPhones that maybe QC were obligated to include because of the way their modems had to be designed and sold.

Now do this to Bluetooth and Wi-Fi and put everything in the soc and you are going to be getting solid gains sooner than later.

This transition is very exciting cause I’m hoping this happens to MacBooks as well.

Would love a 5G MacBook with a data plan.
Well, if salary compression wasn’t a thing and companies kept internal raises consistent with market rates, that might be tenable.
There's absolutely no reason for them to introduce a new mechanical camera system. They previously marketed their cropping of the center 12MP of their 48MP sensor as 2x optical zoom. They will use the same method here.
You can still buy a pristine 13 mini on the secondary market. The original iPhone is not a viable device today, but the 13 mini is better across every tech axis (better processor, battery life, screen, camera, ...) than the SE and is worth comparing to.
Not that I don't think there's a lot of potential in this approach, but the leukemia example seemed at least poorly-worded, "the suggested drugs inhibit tumor viability" reads oddly given that blood cancers don't form tumors?
Integrity is priceless for those with a spine.
The USA used to prohibit crude oil exports and only lifted the ban in 2015. If there was a major international supply disruption then we could temporarily reimpose an export ban to essentially turn our country into an oil "island" and shield customers from the impact of higher external market prices.

https://www.gao.gov/products/gao-21-118
In fact, I recommend to newbies that their Lisp syntax highlighting shades the parentheses close to your background color. You get the best of both worlds: they fade away, but you can use Structural Editing.
Agent Experience
One possibility is that at lower power settings, the CPUs don't get as hot, which means the fans don't spin up as much, which can mean that other components also get less airflow and then get hotter than they would otherwise. The fix for this is usually to monitor the temperature of those other components and include that as an input to the fan speed algorithm. No idea if that's what's actually going on here though.
Feels this way to me too.
> Selecting a row near the doors can increase the likelihood of passenger turnover

I don't think that's true. People get off when they get to their destination whether or not it is easy to reach the door, and sit in available spaces.
Why Don't Antibiotics Always Work?
Historically Apple hasn't really had a problem with cannibalizing their own sales - the $329 iPad, Apple Watch SE and this phone right here probably cannibalize sales of the more expensive SKUs, but they exist regardless.

I suspect the real reason they haven't released a foldable yet is that foldables still need to have a soft plastic screen and a crease/bump in the middle, and Apple's design neuroticism would never permit them to ship such a thing.
I wish they would make a mini version of this, it would be perfect. After the 13 Mini, us small phone lovers are screwed.
Just look at all the hard numbers they provided after you strip away the hype talk.
Thank you for knowing how to spell "whoa".
Yep. Read the first few paragraphs and immediately noticed the stink. Using it as an assistant is fine, but you really shouldn't leave what it outputs untouched, especially when it's this obvious!
Show HN: Contextual Email – Automated email drafts
I think that's trying to draw the metaphor too far. The point is just that people have a tendency to be fascinated with their enemies, and exaggerate the differences between them: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Other_(philosophy)

The best and most recent example of that, for a modern American, would be the USSR. You do come across similar processes with, say, Chinese or Arabs, but they're not explicit enemies, and there's more cultural integration and exchange in those cases.
> It would pass through you like through butter

I know this is just an idiom, but it got me to thinking about just how much easier it would be for the PBH pass through you than a knife through butter. Some back of the envelope calculation gets me 40 orders of magnitude. If you compare the ease of a knife through diamond to a knife through butter, even that difference is many orders of magnitude less than a PBH through the human body.
Ok, I get it.

Kinda makes sense for people who remember the originals and have money to burn, but clearly a different market to the cheaper UK paperbacks. The first 15 books are US$60, versus five via Kickstarter, and more expensive later on. Bittersweet, I’d like to see these books made more accessible to younger readers. Maybe it’ll come soon.
Haven’t worked in awhile (by choice) but the last time I was terminated for profits I spent the weeks leading up to the awkward conversation copying key personnel files / messages, reducing discretionary spending, and verifying that my company email account was removed from any personal accounts (social media, LinkedIn, Github, etc). Assume your access to all company systems is revoked without notice, what, if anything in your life breaks? Remove the company mdm from your personal phone ahead of time, even if it makes work difficult.

Create a clean digital and physical separation between you and the job.

Note that some companies with decent information security will be logging any file downloads you make. My previous employer had no information security so it wasn't an issue.
https://archive.ph/wkW45
Hey everyone! Check out Contextual Email - it's a tool that automatically drafts emails directly into your inbox using models fine-tuned on your email threads. It also has features for attaching context such as calendar info, and automatically classifies emails.
Sure, I think you can just boil that down to learn to exercise basic moderation, and don't be manic.

For myself, I find that our natural state is in the basic learning phase, so for me personally, I'm always trying to figure out ways to force myself back on the tight rope.
Yes, this replaces the SE which was not really that small. The SE screen was small but the case not so small. This 16e is less that 0.25 inches bigger in the diagonal.
It doesn’t matter. This is just the way the industry works. You will be looked at with suspicion if you stayed at one company for too long working on project doing maintenance.
That energy gain was only in the plasma, not in the entire system.

The extremely low efficiency of the lasers used there for converting electrical energy into light energy (perhaps of the order of 1%) has not been considered in the computation of that "energy gain".

Many other hidden energy sinks have also not been considered, like the energy required to produce deuterium and tritium, or the efficiencies of capturing the thermal energy released by the reaction and of converting it into electrical energy.

It is likely that the energy gain in the plasma must be at least in the range 100 to 1000, in order to achieve an overall energy gain greater than 1.
Ongoing discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43104552
“Drug repurposing for AML” lol

As a person who is literally doing his PhD on AML by implementing molecular subtyping, and ex-vivo drug predictions. I find this super random.

I would truly suggest our pipeline instead of random drug repurposing :)

https://celvox.co/solutions/seAMLess

edit: Btw we’re looking for ways to fund/commercialize our pipeline. You could contact us through the site if you’re interested!
Trump to introduce 25% and 'higher' tariff on imported semiconductors
Do you have other things you want to provide that your self-proclaimed ignorance would be helpful with?
> Didn’t he buy into all of his companies?

No, he founded them.

Tesla technically existed on paper before Musk, but they didn’t even have a working prototype, and their facility was a home garage. In all practical terms he founded Tesla as well.

Twitter he bought obviously, which is why I didn’t mention it.
Aspartame can damage the hearts of mice
I sometimes find religious or spiritual concepts useful as abstractions for describing aspects of life in our complex world, but I don't take them literally.

I think that my values and motivations are basically those of a spiritual person, and if I lived in some past era I might have become a priest. In the present, though, I am just an atheist who cares a lot about community and social justice.
If the margin is lower then you make less money not more.
You can check for unexpected linked devices in the settings menu.
Dropbox Discontinuing Send and Track
First they discontinued Vault and now they're discontinuing Send & Track…

"Thank you for being a valued Dropbox Send and track user.

After careful consideration, we will be discontinuing Dropbox Send and track as of March 31, 2025. This includes sending files as well as tracking analytics for those files."
The best part about my 12 mini is that it's such a pain to use sometimes on the modern web that it discourages unnecessary browsing. Alas, the battery was already subpar on it and now is quite bad, so I'll probably pick up this SE.
Of course it is. It's both for show and a distraction from whatever else is going on like seizing unitary power and normalizing deviancy.
Note that that includes prenatal vitamins. None tested so far, including some of the most high-end ones on the market, meet the standard.
Well, in the case of Samsung, I imagine they would rather not want to in order to promote their Z Flip series instead. More compact than any Mini version would potentially be. Though I guess for the people who like their phones to be able to fit in their hand, it doesn't make much of a difference.
But couldn’t this previously have happened with a Qualcomm modem as well?

You can always easily tether to your iPhone. It’s hard to imagine people who own a Mac but don’t have a phone — I assume Android can also provide tethering? Aside from the BOM price increase and physical real estate, do want to pay $10/mo or whatever for an additional line?
Try it in the store. If it's anything like my 12 mini, the wide angle lens creates too much distortion to use for portraits. Occasionally I use it for landscape photos, but I wouldn't miss it much.
Yeah, it wouldn’t surprise me if the vast majority are more moderate than the two-party system can account for. And that consequently, the White House might be overestimating what they have popular mandate to do.
Lots of competitive games still have LAN options because they're basically required for reliable in-person tournaments. I'm familiar mostly with Nintendo games like Smash, Splatoon 3 and Mario Kart but even very modern games like Valorant have the technical ability to run LAN servers (even if the game's publishers keep the actual LAN servers closely guarded and only use them for large in-person events). And of course CS and LoL and similar have LAN modes
Bleep bloop bleep bloop, looks like AI generated responses even reached Hacker News.
If you want to know why voters voted the way they did you'd probably try to find a good poll of voters not instead search for the most exciting quote you can find from a politician.
Then replace the battery and carry on using it?
it seems that humans may become the hands of the AI before the robots are ready

mechanical turk, but for biology
> To increase the number of machines under power constraints, data center operators usually cap power use per machine. However, this can cause motherboards to degrade more quickly.

This was something I hadn't heard before, & a surprise to me.
But Javas has so many of these web frameworks?!

* Spring (https://spring.io/)

* Spring Boot (https://spring.io/projects/spring-boot)

* Helidon (https://helidon.io/)

* Micronaut (https://micronaut.io/)

* Quarkus (https://quarkus.io/)

* JHipster (https://www.jhipster.tech/)

* Vaadin (https://vaadin.com/)

That's just to mention the bigger ones, there's lots of mini frameworks like Javalin (https://javalin.io/) and Dropwizard (https://www.dropwizard.io/en/stable/)...

There's even the previous generation of big app servers like Weblogic and JBoss.

It's just incredibly weird for me to see someone say Java is missing some sort of framework, it just has EVERY kind you can probably imagine.
You’ve not foolishly neglected a Billingham bag’s straps over 33 years, like I did. They need replacing now because they became so dry and brittle.
You must have broken yours around the same time my dad broke his. They didn't operate and apparently some of the people who saw the x-rays were quite surprised how well the natural healing process handled pulling the bone pieces back together.
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I was never really interested in learning the touch typing technique and basically just kept advancing hunt and peck into a kind of floating hands style. My registration to key positions is based more off the outer keys on the keyboard. Switching keyboards takes longer to get used to the new one. Using random keyboards or typing while standing I'm generally back to looking at the keys. Sitting down at my partner's desk and using their keyboard with blank keycaps is seriously annoying. I've clocked about 140wpm on my own keyboards though, so shrug. My real question is how do people keep at "hunt and peck" and not eventually get quicker? And how do people use things like touchscreen phone keyboards to compose anything longer than ten words, not getting frustrated and giving up?
Evo2 Gene Modelling
>What do you mean by "injected

Examples:

DALL-E forced diversity in image generation, I ask for a group photo of a Romanian family in middle ages and I get very stupid diversity, a person in wheel chair in medieval times, the family has different races and also foced muslim clothing. Solution is to ensure you ask n detail the races of the people, the religion , the clothing otherwise the pre prompt forces the diversity over natural logic and truth

Remember the black nazis soldiers?

ChatGPT refusing to process a fairy tale text because it is too violent, though I think the model is not that retarded but the pre filter model is. So I am allowed to process only Disney level of stories because Silicon Valley needs to make happy the extreme left and the extreme right.
No one is wasting money. These audits must be done. I do think however that the chances of anyone over 115, or deceased, collecting money is extremely low.
> In total, there were 3.1 pounds of beef—a graphic visualization of the muscle lost in just one week by subjects of a bed-rest study the student had just completed.

This is significantly out of line with other research I've seen. Marusic et al. (2021) meta-analysis[1] found an average muscle loss of ~2% after 5 days. It did not report average absolute muscle loss, but the average person has about 1/3 of bodyweight as muscle, so at an average weight of ~180 pounds, that would represent 1.2 pounds of muscle loss in a ~week, not 3.1 pounds.

[1] https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8325614/
Maybe because investors assumed they could sell their shares to the next sucker.

How many people who own stocks actually give a shit about the company they invest in (for about 5 seconds)?
Why conventional marketing won't work for APIs, infrastructure and DevTools
Sometimes it works (Hertz).

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2021-05-12/money-... | https://archive.today/5g0fa
Each card value has the same probability, but subway riders' distribution is all skewed.

A way to make the hands fair that comes to me right away is to take some unambiguous information about riders (coat color, presence of a hat, etc..) and calculate a hash that you can read as/transform to a hand. This should transform the distribution to uniform, at least to a degree suitable for an occasional play.

Though, this will void the strategical part of the game.
I wish I could upvote this twice. I grow so tired of people simping for hydrogen when batteries just win in every metric aside from the initial build cost, which when amortized over the life of the battery, will beat out hydrogen.

On top of the storage problems, and the problems of the energy needed to create the hydrogen, you then have to have a massive hydrogen distribution network that's on par with the current gas distribution network. With battery EVs, it's just a matter of building chargers that connect to the existing power grid, with many (possibly most) EV owners charging at home.

As far as I'm concerned, anybody pushing for hydrogen fueled vehicles is simply falling for marketing bullshit. Producing a hydrogen-powered car would likely become cheaper than a BEV, but they'll never be better for the environment in the long run, and will never be cheaper to operate. It's always going to be cheaper to just put electricity directly into a battery rather than use it to create hydrogen, distribute it, and then pump it.
My migraines have been with me for ten years now and they have slowly evolved their symptoms and triggers. Started off more as typical migraines that happened every other day, though i had head issues everyday. it later evolved to neck pain, jaw pain, temple numbness, throbbing headaches, inability to think or process things. lots of cooccurring head symptoms include feeling of blood pulsing.

visited countless medical people, most offered no real solutions or relief.
only consistent insight, temperature baths for my head reduced at least tthe superficial symptoms but not the cognitive symptoms, the superficial symptoms seemed to be aggravated by sleep. the cognitive symptoms correlated to hard processing and thinking, straining the brain.
but the detriment to my life made it hard balancing work and responsibilities. worse is the symptoms are debilitating at times and invisible, good luck getting sympathy or understanding from other people with that being the case. im homeless cause its better to not have repsonsibilities and control how much i strain my brain than deal with the headaches daily and worse.

this whole ordeal makes you realize how limited the medical profession is.
From a marketing perspective, it's probably ancient history. They've had three rounds of iPhone launches between now and the launch of the 13 mini, and the 13 mini was discontinued a year and a half ago. Even if the 16e had been a mini-sized phone (or available in this size and a mini size), it would have been weird for marketing to highlight that market segment and draw attention to that 1.5-year absence.
That is not what any company I know of means by "hybrid" They all mean "3 days in office, 2 at home"
In this specific case, I imagine the system is much more secure. The Broadcom chip and Qualcomm chip each represented their own separate attack surface. Even without hacking the AP those chips were still a problem.
This & the massive amount of interesting [flagged] threads is a good reason for using hckrnews.com
Wrong metric to be optimizing for in the short term. Widespread adoption will drive down costs and is necessary to greatly reduce net GHG pollution.
Hate this mentality. 1) written text is often more clear and concise 2) written text leaves a reference that can be used later whereas huddles leave me wondering wtf we just talked avout 20 minutes ago.
"...we have faced various market and macroeconomic factors that have impacted our ability to operate." (Tech Crunch quote) so funny "our boss went to jail"
I think you're just not the target audience. If AI can come up with some good ideas and then split it into tasks some of them an undergrad can do - it can speed up the global research speed by involving more people in useful science
Indeed. My 1999 Crumpler is sticky, as are similar things from that era, but the clear windows on my ski jacket’s helmet cracked into pieces. My old 1980’s Walkman case did both on the same case with both materials as you suggested.
You can easily just add a case with magnets in it. Even iPhone 16 Pro cases often embed magnets in them to compliment the built in ones.

I'm guessing you might miss the cool animations but for charging and mounting it will work the same.
The distinction between optical and digital zoom get a little blurred by this kind of camera setup. No pun intended.
But these are customers, not investors.
Judge can say no it isn’t and you’ll have to fight it out in court.
Right, but if Congress allocates the money, and the executive won't spend it, then what?

Then we have rules against impoundment. That has yet to work its way through the courts; we'll see if those rules survive and have any teeth.
They’ll be flipping the small-size formula by making it a premium feature, and calling it “Air” in the next couple of releases.
I expect it's going to be reasonably useful with the "stamp collecting" part of science and not so much with the rest.
I needed a new printer. Instead of HP I bought a Brother because it was a Japanese firm. Small battles.
Vibecoding (New Subreddit)
For the (niche) Python library that I co-develop, we use this for demo scripts that live in an example/ directory in our repo. These scripts will never be run in production, but it’s nice to allow users to try them out and get a feel for how the library works before committing to installing dependencies and setting up a virtual environment.

In other words, of course, in most long-term cases, it’s better to create a real project - this is the main uv flow for a reason. But there’s value in being able to easily specify requirements for quick one-off scripts.
Never felt that way about my 13 mini
hands free though.
Dropbox is product churning to find growth besides "safely store and deliver these objects to my systems."

Tangentially, if someone is aware of a server side compatible system for https://maestral.app/ (that stores in something S3 compatible on the backend), I would be interested. The client piece is solved for.
https://archive.ph/MbR9e
People also bought them well before bankruptcy. I saw them around, and someone at work was telling me how he's buying one.
My best guess is that it’s for differentiation. For example, the SE never had Qi when the rest of the lineup did.
Related: https://www.wired.com/story/russia-signal-qr-code-phishing-a... (https://web.archive.org/web/20250219110740/https://www.wired..., https://archive.ph/MbR9e)

(via https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43103692, but no comments there)
> "Every single atom in this chip is placed purposefully. It is constructed from ground up. It is entirely a new state of matter. Think of us as building the picture by painting it atom by atom."

https://youtu.be/wSHmygPQukQ (~7:55)

I don't know if marketing BS could get more hyperbolic than this.