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by tyleo 1y ago
What is Universal Display? The built-in MacOS feature that does this called continuity… but I know it was renamed once (used to be sidecar). Maybe you’re referring to an old name? Or is it a product? Edit: I looked it up and it appears that
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by tyleo 1y ago
I did a performance test over the weekend of compilation times across 4 projects using 4 devices. My M4 MacBook Pro is faster than my modern i9 desktop that work spent $$$ on... iPad feels like a genie trapped in a bottle to me. It has that
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What I’d like to get across is to check in with your doctor if you take on a strange diet habit. I disagree with the point that this is apples and oranges though. Both consumed mass quantities of eggs. If the only difference is ketosis, I’d
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I have a friend who consumed massive quantities of free eggs at Meta as a form of petty revenge. Egg prices were high at the time and they disliked the company but work is work. My friend ended up with major cholesterol issues. The conditio
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Truthfully I think this is actually getting phased out. That’s one win at least.
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I disagree because learning is cumulative. If you can’t read or do math at a 3rd grade level and we shove you through 4th, 5th, etc, you enter an unrecoverable state.
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There’s a few other things they do. The link I shared actually provides 3 examples. I just thought it aligned particularly well with the OP on that specific point.
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This take is partisan and not aligned with fact. You may be surprised to hear that Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, and Tennessee are all seeing improvements. Here’s more information on that: https://www.theargumentmag.com/p
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This was on HN a few weeks ago and provides a similar take: https://www.theargumentmag.com/p/illiteracy-is-a-policy-choi... It has examples of states which are seeing some improvements. Those states seem to be addressi
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I’ve heard that unflavored tend to have less contaminants than flavored. I don’t know if anyone can confirm.
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If anything it may be an improvement over ad driven models.
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I have an M4 MBP and I also think Apple is set up quite nicely to take real advantage of local models. They already work on the most expensive Apple hardware. I expect that price to come down in the next few years. It’s really just the UX t
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I slightly disagree. I think two things are better with the result type: 1. Exception overhead. Exceptions capture diagnostics and unwind stacks in ways that add cost to the user-error case. 2. Type system information. With the result type,
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People also want ultra processed food. I wouldn’t advocate a ban for any of these things—I eat them too—but it seems reasonable to want less focus on them and hope that companies could innovate or market other options. The marketing and ava
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I've found that it's hard to instill in teams, "exceptions shouldn't be for user errors." Perhaps it's an artifact of C#, exceptions are built into the language and sufficient user error handling mechanisms are
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That’s interesting. Which ones have you tried? I go to a vegan BBQ regularly but have found the burger options lackluster and visually unsettling vs just getting grilled veggies. I’d try more if you have recommendations. I think I hit all t
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It’s more about it being fake when they are delicious by themselves. Vegetables don’t need improvement, they are already respectable. I think the idea just bothers me, “vegetables aren’t good enough, what you really want is fake meat.”
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Vegetables are delicious. I wish vegan options would lean into this instead of trying to be fake meat. IMO grilled mushrooms are tastier than grilled goop pressed into burger form.
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Reminds me of the AMD <—> OpenAI circular financing. America has practiced this trick well.
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> You don't care about facts. And you evidently don’t care about having a discussion. You’d rather criticize.
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TBH I don't think the goal is petty. I think there's a lot of money involved. That moderator runs a company in the space. Seems more about lining their pockets than revenge.
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I’m sorry if that’s been your experience. It hasn’t been mine. Conversation here feels notably more fact-based than X or Facebook.
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It’s a bit funny because even the comment is a bit of a language game > This "ackchyually" behavior from HN is so bizarre. At any rate, I don’t usually care for precision but this case seems particularly egregious and can actua
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It doesn’t cover every protected class. You can look them up. > This "ackchyually" behavior from HN is so bizarre. Folks generally want to discuss the facts here, not hyperbole. The headline is hyperbolic. The fact is that Appl
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This headline feels loaded. “Protected class” has a legal definition. “Targeted group” is the language that the Apple guidelines use. This annoys me because I agree that ICE shouldn’t be a protected class (e.g. have the same legal status as
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It bothers me that the headline uses the term “protected class” since it means something specific in legal contexts.
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“Protected class” is strong language here and has a legal definition. Honestly it seems incorrect. “Targeted group” is the language that the Apple guidelines use. I’m not commenting on it being right or wrong but I think the language in the
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I asked ChatGPT and it linked me to a post dang responded to. It’s related to their paywall. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42308348
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Beginning of the end of what? If I could have take a bet, “Will GitHub move to Azure?” a few years ago, I would have thrown money down. This seems inevitable since the acquisition and not necessarily a bad thing. I see it as neutral.
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I think this is a malice vs stupidity thing. I think Altman—and most billionaires it’s in fashion to dislike r.n.—truly mean well. It seems closer to cult-like thinking. Most folks joining a cult are trying to improve their lives. They end

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