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leakycap
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I get that it is good for some games, but when people say "gaming PCs" on Windows, they usually mean AAA titles. The stuff on endcaps at BestBuy for sale for PC and console. Those games won't run well on Macs unless you spend
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A NVIDIA 2080 graphics card from 2018 still surpasses the M5 for gaming. The M5 Pro coming early next year will likely finally catch up with the 8-year-old 2080. I'm happy to hear your games work well for you, but it sounds like the ga
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Yes, I don't often let batteries deplete but the issue I'm having on my MacBooks is that they will "die" with plenty of charge (often 40-60% left). But the computer thinks it is at 0% and won't boot past the "p
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1y ago
My M1 Pro with 441 battery cycles won't power back on without the Apple charger it came with if I close the lid or put it to sleep and the battery isn't over 60%... something happens and the computer goes into a sleep state where
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1y ago
This is Apple: the last time they shipped a pcie/replaceable wifi card was thirteen years ago on the Mid-2012 non-Retina MacBook Pro. Even pre-Apple Silicon, it's been a decade since users could upgrade MacBook's RAM or inte
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1y ago
> I know it’s silly, but I think I represent over 90% of apples customers in that way You're not silly, you're just able to see reality. Apple knows who is buying the bulk of their computers, and it isn't power users ...
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1y ago
You can't expect Apple to make an argument against their own chips... you're asking them to admit that they are making ~20% a year improvements when they want buyers to think it's a multiples-of-X improvement.
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1y ago
This gap makes no sense to me. I wonder if Apple is just leaning into this cycle because it's easier to make M5s than more advanced processors, so you can sell this sooner? From a buyer's perspective, I don't like it at all.
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1y ago
ARM Windows still has so many pain points, depending on your niche.
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1y ago
The issues I see people struggle with on a Mac is that development often needs things in a non-default and often less-secure setup. There isn't a "dev switch" in macOS, so you have to know which setting is getting in your way
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1y ago
If you are on a M-series MacBook and aren't running a 3D Benchmark the entire time, your Mac is broken if it is dying after 2.5 hours. Have you checked your Battery Health? If you have an intel-based Mac, it's the same expected ba
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1y ago
> ship ... the box could be 10x larger and it wouldn't make a dent This is not how shipping works. A larger box, even by 1 inch on any direction, absolutely makes a huge difference when shipping in manufacturing quantities. Let'
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1y ago
> where in the US it's only 90 days As far as I know, the US has zero warranty laws. It can be zero days.
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1y ago
My MacBook M1 Pro w/ 441 cycles started doing a fun thing where if the battery gets under about 50% and you put it to sleep, the ONLY way to power on the device is to use the exact charger it came with. Higher powered Apple Studio Disp
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1y ago
> I can already tell from the first interview what kind of client they are Noticed you forgot to respond to this as you quickly ran away from any self-reflection
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1y ago
I had not looked into it but wondered why I hadn't stumbled across the meaning of this meme yet.
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1y ago
Paul the-Internet-is-less-important-than-a-fax-machine-in-1998 Krugman?
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1y ago
> I can already tell from the first interview what kind of client they are I don't think you can tell, but you believe it - if you approach people with this kind of attitude, it is no wonder you have never made it over the hump wi
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1y ago
> requires no [Android] permissions I think this is the part people are upset about
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1y ago
> then switch immediately into thermonuclear asshole mode I can't imagine the number of clients I would have lost over the years if I'd had this approach. People need time to pay for soft services. Unless you're billing
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1y ago
> i wait a week This is not long enough. You can say whatever deadline you want on your invoice, but in reality it will be paid approximately 30-120 days after it gets received by the person responsible for paying invoices at the compa
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1y ago
AI has been trained on lots of sloppy machine translations, and now outputs mangled translations and content when prompted in those languages
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> There's this constant background feeling that whatever I just did, someone else would've done it better and faster. You're having imposter syndrome-type response to AI's ability to outcode a human. We don't loo
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My feedback is: I don't deal with companies that don't have pricing models on the homepage, and it honestly seems gross to me when anything related to accessibility is behind a high cost barrier. When I see "Get a free audit&
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1y ago
No one ever missed a Word document.
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1y ago
You have replied as if I complained or said anything about the deal/compromise. I simply quoted the numbers from the article because it was what I was curious about when I saw the headline & picture of the small convoy.
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1y ago
I don't think one side would have randomly agreed to release without an exchange. Are you suggesting it would be better to leave the hostages of both sides in captivity just in case something happens upon release?
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1y ago
I still have two CRT displays and it's a joy to use them when playing an old game or typing something up. It is insane how much space they take up. Landfills must be full of these huge things.
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1y ago
I haven't trusted or used 1Password since they added telemetry to a secrets manager a few years back: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35691383 1Password to Add Telemetry (2023)
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1y ago
YouTube made public "Shorts" automatically out of some unlisted videos on my account, which was very confusing. They were memorial slideshow videos, so not something you'd want a Short of anyway, but could have been a pri
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