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The very first sentence of the article: "Will Apple turn to Intel for production of its M-series chips in 2027? " So it is not returning to Intel architecture.

I haven't read the article, but aren't these introduced to detect illegal copies?

a problem on 1 flight in a gazillion, and you complain about QA?

Wow, you are really enjoying life. Hope it gets better.

As a junior dev I had to develop software to read and write this bastards. Long time no see.

So you sold insomnia, sold it, and then created another competing tool? There where no restrictions in the deal?

If you are into SICP, you would probably like a nicely formatted html version of the book:

https://sarabander.github.io/sicp/html/index.xhtml#SEC_Conte...

And also this:

https://eli.thegreenplace.net/tag/sicp

I don't know why I was downvoted. I was just expressing awe at how many wi-fi devices an average US household has. I was not implying the information was wrong.

How do you actually use the code? There is no readme.

"The average US household has 21 Wi-Fi devices"... wtf?

Hmm, yes...I don't see how to move or remove, so...sorry for that

I for one, like the commoditization of the mobile phones.

In my twenties I worked for a "company" in Mexico that was the official QNX ditribuitor for Mexico and LatAm. I guess the only reason was that Mexico City's Metro used QNX, and every year they bought a new license, I don't know why. We also did a couple of sales in Colombia I think, but was a complete shit show. We really just sent them the software by mail, and they had all sorts of issues getting it out of customs. I did get to go to a QNX training in Canada, which was really cool. Never got to use it though.

Wrong. Noise affects everyone around. The laser only affects the source of noise.

Yes, the base image's hands are creepy.

I don't know. Is it? I haven't touched one in 20 years.

I absolutely loved Hickey's talks even when I never used Clojure more than for a few simple examples.

Is Clojure still a thing? I sure would hope so, but I haven't seen much of Clojure activity in HN recently.

Deleting your personal data is just an illusion. Companies just mark your data as "deleted", but keep the data anyway, in the best of cases just for auditing purposes. You will never, ever, be able to delete your data. Stop dreaming.

Good for you. Not everyone is as good or strong as you.

I just said I dislike it, not that I, in any way, disrespected them or made fun of them. I was criticizing myself.

"The View Transitions API is beautiful and I can't wait for it to become widely available."

a few comments below

"The view transitions API is a disaster."

I love HN.

For some reason, I dislike seeing people that walk "funny". I am particularly disgusted by people that walk with their feet facing outward a little too much.

In the USA? Where you can be sued if someone slips on your sidewalk? Can't you sue the gvmt?

Isn't it because of the curvature of spacetime? Not that that means much to a layman, but I think that progress has definitely been made.

I absolutely despise switches. I'm also constantly asking myself if the label represents the current state or the state it would switch to.

The problem with cybersecurity is that you only have to screw once, and you're toast.

I was surprised to see that there was half a million more, and not less!

"Searching" using AI is much faster and direct that traditional search. And with no ads.

"how to conquer Persia" and "what is the name of the small fibers which form a bird’s feather" are very different kinds of questions. There is no one right answer for the first. That is divination. The second is just information retrieval.