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Change the title to something like "Picking an Apple laptop for development use".
Am I the only one getting title fatigue? Now I automatically skip or flag links whose title (not necessarily editorialised) are completely uninformative or deceitful.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Am I the only one getting title fatigue? Now I automatically skip or flag links whose title (not necessarily editorialised) are completely uninformative or deceitful.
It's clickbait, and I seem to recall hearing that it's a deliberate strategy from Hacker News – that they want people to be "intrigued" by the headline. I hate it.
nvidia 1060/1070 GPU able to run VR headsets, without sounding like a hairdryer
Commensurate or better battery life
More than 16GB RAM
Easily upgradeable SSD.
More durability
Apple is not making this laptop! In fact, I have no inkling if they're going to make that if I wait another year, or ever. So why should I remain an Apple customer? I don't think Apple is interested in me as a customer. What kind of customer am I? Basically, a dev.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Am I the only one getting title fatigue? Now I automatically skip or flag links whose title (not necessarily editorialised) are completely uninformative or deceitful.
It's clickbait, and I seem to recall hearing that it's a deliberate strategy from Hacker News – that they want people to be "intrigued" by the headline. I hate it.
I wonder if Mac-users realise that isn't actually an Apple logo, but is just a private-use character which Apple display as their logo (while every other system can do whatever it wants).
Change the title to something like "Picking an Apple laptop for development use".
Am I the only one getting title fatigue? Now I automatically skip or flag links whose title (not necessarily editorialised) are completely uninformative or deceitful.