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by allie1 5y ago
Bulgaria, Greece, Serbia, Macedonia, Hungary, Romania
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by allie1 5y ago
Absolutely, the stock is just the base models and that won’t work.
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by allie1 5y ago
When resellers are the only point of contact, the only way to get Apple hardware in a country, it’s just an overall worse user experience for the consumer.
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I'd understand that if ordering directly was an option. Many countries don't have that option, so what's the point for just making the experience of those customers worse?
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by allie1 5y ago
Looking at apple.com, changing from M1 Max to Pro shortens the estimate by about 20 days (16 inch mbp with a M1 Pro), earliest delivery if ordered today is April 4th for M1 Pro, April 25th for Max. The Studio one (with a M1 Max) is availabl
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by allie1 5y ago
No reports of late orders directly from apple as far as I am aware of. A lot of the reseller orders that got delayed were orders placed very close to the launch of the new 14/16" models.
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by allie1 5y ago
Some countries don't have the ability to order from Apple.com at all. In those cases, resellers are the only option. I've relied on the Apple ecosystem because they haven't given me a reason not to, but now I am in a position
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by allie1 5y ago
I like how Elastic is making this work. Open source is no longer built/supported primarily by individuals (with a few notable exceptions). Most is done by large companies with monopolies, since they are the ones that can afford it. Rea
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Tell HN: Apple prioritising direct sales, resellers months behind
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https://www.wired.com/story/bezos-phone-hack-mbs-saudi-arabi...
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by allie1 5y ago
It's more than enough to infect him with 0days on imessage/whatsapp etc. That's how Bezos got hacked. All they needed was his phone number and using NSO's Pegasus they got full control over his phone. In the case of Zele
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by allie1 5y ago
What are your thoughts on Intel's new management?
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About 5%
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What Happens in the Dark Knight Rises – Aaron Swartz (2012)(aaronsw.com)
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by allie1 5y ago
I think this is more so because they are afraid.
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by allie1 5y ago
This ties into the most consistent mistake EVERY manager makes - people don't change. I know of maybe 5% of people who do change, but that is so inconsistent and unpredictable that it can't be relied upon. Managers hire "almo
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by allie1 5y ago
Much appreciated! I dont quite know yet which routes to take. I need to understand the ecosystem, manufacturing, different semicodnuctor uses, architecture, manufacturing. Planning on spending the next two years getting up to speed so I can
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Business/investment perspective
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Ask HN: What books are recommended to learn the semiconductor industry?
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Ask HN: What open source JavaScript project has exemplary unit testing?
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by allie1 5y ago
There’s a “dunder mifflin” joke somewhere in here
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by allie1 5y ago
It's actually not priced in. Price is almost as low as it was before Pat came on as CEO. Subsidies from the US ($50B for the industry) and EU ($20B likely, not confirmed yet) were announced months later. Intel's selling at somethi
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by allie1 5y ago
And then the CCP breaks it up into the original pieces.
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What could be benefited by not approving it with all the pertinent disclaimers about effectiveness? And to turn it around, what harm would it cause society if it’s not approved due to inconclusive evidence and helps only some people ? (Ass
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by allie1 5y ago
I want one!
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by allie1 5y ago
It’s a commercial linux distro without bugs, and pretty. As a dev, I like how most things work exactly as they would on a linux host, yet the laptop (hardware) is decent and usability of the OS on par. For non-devs, just the shared folders
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by allie1 5y ago
I hear ya. Both would probably cost the same, rebuild probably more, today, but it’s still cheaper in the long run. Unless the business goes back to what it was, it will keep diverging from the current terminology. No manager wants to hear
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by allie1 5y ago
I think it’s a mistake that they don’t revisit it occasionally, and if necessary pull the trigger on a new schema + migration scripts. Some early mistakes just can’t be solved without a do-over, and from a recent experience, it ends up bein
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by allie1 5y ago
Include a cleanup step after each test?
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by allie1 5y ago
It might not be a pertinent example for btc, it was just used as an example. The US did something similar with gold - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_Reserve_Act#:~:text=The... . The main point is, the govt has a m

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