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historyloop
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Comment #27830478
It leaves a bad taste in my mouth when an argument in that area starts using fake math to drive a point home. Top-tier engineers spend 6 months to have 20% improvement that could b…
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Comment #27830455
TIL pandemic masks are part of a plot to bolster facial recognition.
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Comment #27830293
I wanna see a language where the type system and the actual language are the same language. I'm not talking about self-hosted compiler, which TS is already. But basically what runs…
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Comment #27830210
And they also took all the space on the sofa, which is the primary reason why I ban tracking cookies. /s
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Comment #27830192
> This meme about Apple products deriving most of their demand from being status symbols is a decade or two out of date. Both of you are arguing on which side of an ideal abstracti…
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Comment #27830143
> Would anyone else just be fine with a thick phone that had a better internal battery? Replaceable battery. Anyway, this argument has been made plenty of times. Apple prefers to s…
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Comment #27830098
As we know grammatical errors are the ideal way to judge if something is real or fake.
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Comment #27829756
For the money this 3000 mAh Apple bank costs, you can have 4 of these lasting you literally a whole month. Kinda hilarious.
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Comment #27829657
> The M1 was hailed as an entry level chip Hailed by whom? I doubt you'll find a single instance of Apple calling M1 an "entry level chip". It looks like this is the blogosphere ge…
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Comment #27829487
I don't care much about tracking, but this ad is very effective. It's kinda dishonest about what tracking is (it's not bunch of people making job and purchase decisions for you, co…
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Comment #27829391
I wonder if they can't ship the same M1 but with some external RAM and GPU. It won't speed up some apps, but it'll help with Pro apps.
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Comment #27829227
There's a limit to how much we can hypothesize about the nature of other universes, given we don't know if they actually exist. It'd be foolish to claim "QED" either way.
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Comment #27829215
Well this blog post ended precisely how I expected it to end. "Maybe."
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Comment #27829148
It's always a great time to complain.
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Comment #27829106
"Eight months without perceptibly faster chip!" Get a load of this guy. Can't even wait even a full year, he wants his CPU revolutions every 4 to 8 months.
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Comment #27826638
What language exactly you use that can't do web sockets, which is a thin layer over plain TCP sockets?
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Comment #27826254
> You're not really comparing features to features if you're comparing to a boring 5000mAh brick with wired charging. So wired charging is boring and magnetically attached is excit…
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Comment #27826180
A Canyon 5000 mAh is of comparable size and costs $12. It's not MagSafe, but frankly the cable is not a problem at all. I'm an iPhone/Mac user, but this thing costs $99 and they di…
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Comment #27825919
> A music and artist focused startup or business has no problem catering to artists. You forgot to name one. > My hope is that the DOJ will break up these companies so that good, h…
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Comment #27825795
Yes, let's have whimsical music, long pauses, tangentially related side chit-chat, and re-enactment filling us on what it means "to walk" complete with walking sound effects. Gotta…
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Comment #27825692
I'm talking about the elevator pitch of their blog post, not of their company. Which are actually two distinct things (they're not describing their service in this blog post).
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Comment #27825661
> It’s great that we’ve went full circle. But make no mistake that this only means one thing: that servers are cheaper than ever. We can now afford to entertain previously extravag…
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Comment #27824491
I tried skimming through the article to attempt and derive the missing elevator pitch, but I saw them reimplement precisely the system they maligned at the start (push notification…