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Personal opinion: I really don't care about "CUDA Toolkit Release Notes" or probably most other "$stuff Release Notes" on HN. I only opened the comments because

Personal opinion: I really don't care about "CUDA Toolkit Release Notes" or probably most other "$stuff Release Notes" on HN. I only opened the comments because others here seemed to upvote it more than I anticipated and thought "there must be something special about this release" - and indeed, nVidia dropping MacOS support is something that's worth knowing (even as a Linux dev). Thus I personally would like to either have the title "CUDA Toolkit Release Notes: MacOS-support to be dropped" or link to the click-baity gizmodo (which is missing the CUDA aspect).

lol768 7y ago
> Personal opinion: I really don't care about "CUDA Toolkit Release Notes" or probably most other "$stuff Release Notes" on HN. I only opened the comments because others here seemed to upvote it more than I anticipated and thought "there must be something special about this release" - and indeed, nVidia dropping MacOS support is something that's worth knowing (even as a Linux dev). Would have to agree here, too. Part of the problem is that there's no obvious indicator to show that the title has changed (some sort of "post title history" feature would be useful here) which then leaves you (as a latecomer to the article) confused as to what's remarkable about something which would normally perhaps be considered mundane, and confused as to the context against most previous comments were made.