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by ladberg 7d ago
As an early adopter there was zero software I used previously that I couldn't run, and I believe most were in a similar boat
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by ladberg 7d ago
Wait a sec, you're quoting yourself for proof but you were pretty much objectively wrong in that case? HN unanimously agrees that the M1 was the biggest jump in capabilities and has had many many years of usability since launch.
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by ladberg 7d ago
Where do you live that eSIM isn't an option?
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by ladberg 2mo ago
One elevator feature I specifically noticed at Apple Park but haven't seen anywhere else: elevator prefetching to the ground floor. I.e. in a bank of 2 elevators where one is resting on ground and the other is resting on a different fl
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by ladberg 3mo ago
Where did the parent commenter imply Africa is a country? EDIT: I can't read, sorry all!
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by ladberg 3mo ago
It feels like you're intentionally omitting parts of what I said to make a point, and that I have no hope of correcting your world view, so just gonna clarify for any onlookers then stop arguing further. > > price is usually pure
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by ladberg 3mo ago
> First, this definition has always been circular: what’s the most accurate price? The one the market comes up with. More market, more accuracy! Market makers and HFT don't determine price: price is usually purely determined by the
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by ladberg 3mo ago
That's exactly what "better prices" means...
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by ladberg 3mo ago
Why? Don't you prefer getting better prices when you want to go buy a stock?
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by ladberg 3mo ago
I run Moonlight directly on my Apple TV and it's great! Apple TV is so wildly better than any smart TV on the market that I'll always have it be the brains of any TV I own for the foreseeable future anyway.
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by ladberg 4mo ago
If anything I think the Vision Pro is more discreet on a plane! No big bright screen to annoy or distract other passengers with, plus I can keep my laptop nearly clamshelled on my lap while I work without having to use the tray table
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by ladberg 4mo ago
I'll work for 4+ hours straight in my Vision Pro when I'm on a plane or train, but when I'm in a less cramped place I'd rather just use a normal screen
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by ladberg 4mo ago
Do you not believe developers should be paid for the work they do? And if not, what do you think the majority of people on this forum do?
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by ladberg 4mo ago
At risk of being "lost in the AI sauce", do you seriously believe that AI isn't actively changing the fabric of society? Almost feels like we're living in totally different realities if that isn't clear-cut
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by ladberg 4mo ago
Hypothetically you take the leading expert of a field and say "they believe in their own field too much - far more than I do as a layman - and therefore surely must have psychosis." Why should I trust that your assessment is corre
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by ladberg 4mo ago
And yet if I open Activity Monitor right now: "Emoji & Symbols" is using 1GB of memory, "Spotlight" using 749MB, "Control Center" using 727MB, despite not having used any of the features recently (and addit
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by ladberg 5mo ago
It's always been tcook@ - and it will get looked at by someone at least
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by ladberg 5mo ago
I'm very aware! I live in NYC and have taken many trains up/down the corridor. But it still pales in comparison to the experience I get in Japan (which is cheaper, nicer, faster, more frequent, often more direct, connects up bette
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by ladberg 5mo ago
Is that not similar to both the west and east coasts of the US?
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by ladberg 5mo ago
How would you recommend that creators of valuable content get paid?
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by ladberg 6mo ago
You are paying the smartest people in the world to think really really hard, and turns out they might also think really really hard about not making the world a worse place
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by ladberg 6mo ago
I'm curious - what were you doing that polars was leaving a 40-80x speedup on the table? I've been happy with it's speed when held correctly, but it's certainly easy to hold it incorrectly and kill your perf if you'
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by ladberg 7mo ago
You can't seriously claim points 2) and 3) if you've ever actually paid for and watched cable
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by ladberg 7mo ago
> Unless of course you need aerospace or space-qualified screws in which case they are definitely coming from the US. Are you claiming somehow that China would be incapable of making these? Or just admitting that the USG generally restri
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by ladberg 7mo ago
iPhones have had lidar for years, have cameras been affected?
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by ladberg 8mo ago
I'd assume Starlink satellites do the minimal possible amount of compute required (thus power used, thus heat generated) to provide service. The builders of data centers are hungry for as many watts on Earth as they can source.
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Alleged Navier Stokes Existence and Smoothness Proof in Lean(twitter.com)
2 points by ladberg 9mo ago|0 comments
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by ladberg 9mo ago
The study misleading claimed to produce images from brainwaves. In reality, they effectively built a combination of classifier from brainwaves to one of a few predetermined classifications of images shown (still cool, but less impressive) a
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by ladberg 10mo ago
Apple is the leader of nearly all new developments to the ARM ISA, which has evolved considerably since Acorn died.
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by ladberg 11mo ago
Do you know a single person who'd buy an iPhone without a camera? I don't

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