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Apple said they're bigger than Rolex in revenue.

It's very hard to ingest too much fructose by eating oranges. Drinking orange juice on the other hand...

Nobody was saying that before AlphaGo beat Lee Sedol. So this feels like moving the goalposts.

No, actually this is not investment. It’s returning money to shareholders who may decide to invest, or they may not.

So you need to keep receipts for every hot dog you buy?

The Netherlands has a wealth tax of about 1.2% per annum; property you live in is not taxed (via the wealth tax)

The strategy is fine - the problem is that people don't use a random number generator. This is how you get a 3-word password with 54-bits of complexity (on a mac with a recent ruby):

  ruby -e 'puts File.read("/usr/share/dict/words").lines.sample(3).map(&:chomp).join(" ")'

"applewife holographic intercommonage"

Easier to remember than `rand(254)` => 16495714355860079

Crypto is Greek, actually.

Yeah, your level 5 wizard would try to take on a vampire on his own, and quickly expire, instead of leveling up on rats like he ought to. Loved that game, and loved the voices. Don't buy the iOS version though.

The writer is a Professor of Anthropology. Don't jump to conclusions.

Hmm. We're "Great Apes" (hominids), but not "Apes"? That seems to violate common sense, in my opinion.

A tree is a pair of a value and a list of trees.

The "list of trees" part is what's constant about trees; the value is what makes it hard. What's a value? A name? A string? A text? Either a text, or a name and a map of strings to strings (simplified HTML)? A General Purpose Tree Editor would have to handle all those cases, and a whole lot more.

Nothing in the Second Law of Thermodynamics prevents your body from turning some of your heart muscle into fuel, as bad of a plan as that may be.

That's nonsense. Spain under Franco wasn't considered part of the "free world". To a first approximation, it referred to countries in NATO, plus a few allied countries like Sweden and Japan.

Have nots? Trump voters were richer than Clinton voters.

Exactly. People look at their government and give it 1/5 stars, then vote for anyone promising change, because they think they have nothing to lose. But the range doesn't start at 1 star. It goes down to minus infinity.

But they do. I went to a Dutch gymnasium at age 12. The smartest 5% of the population is admitted there. Did the concept of faster-learning kids and slower-learning kids disappear there? Hardly! There were huge differences in aptitude.

> A basic k-means or naive Bayes approach will show up in ML textbooks, but those aren't clearly different from "use some statistics to make a prediction".

Ha, sounds like a classification problem! Let's use ML to find the boundary.

I started with S1E1, quit watching it halfway, and have written it off. Should I reconsider?

No, 13" MBPs can get 16GB too.

So if somebody sets off a nuclear bomb, the feds are fine with it as long as it does not hurt interstate commerce?

I know, constitution and all. But still, that sounds a bit mercantile.

There are several built-in ways to get from insert mode to normal mode in vim, only one of which has now been removed.

Vim users that use escape to leave insert mode are not exactly a majority of Mac users. Also, many people have been complaining about the location of Escape for such an important command. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4416512/why-use-esc-in-vi...

Having said that, I use Escape myself in Vim - you know what? I'll adapt.

This has nothing to do with the new MBP being unsuitable for developers. This is about power users being forced to abandon ingrained habits.

Plenty of nations with high federal government spending do fine, plenty of nations with low federal spending do badly. On the whole, high spending is correlated to better outcomes.

It depends on which benchmark you look at - I looked ak Geekbench 4. https://browser.primatelabs.com/v4/cpu/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93...

Both the iPhone 7 and the next next iPad Pro will be significantly faster than the current Macbook (and Macbook Air) and that's probably also the case for the next iteration, if it sticks with Intel. That alone is reason to switch to ARM. Compiling to ARM will be relatively easy, but still emulation will be needed for many applications, and that might be harder than emulating PowerPC.

I wonder where the performance ceiling is going to be for the Apple processor line. Looking at Intel, I'd have expected them to have hit it already, but given the huge increases in single threaded performance so far year on year, it's hard to believe that it'll peter down to <15% per year from now on.

If performance is going to keep improving at the current rate, then the A11X will be significantly faster than Intel's 2017 Cannonlake mobile lineup. Switching away from Intel would give Macs another big leg-up relative to Windows laptops.

Macs will never switch to iOS though. Processes on macOS have a freedom that's incomparable to that on iOS, and once the genie is out of the bottle, you can't put it back in again. But Apple will keep working to make iOS sufficient for increasingly more people, and Macs will keep getting more niche. Apple could even introduce a laptop-like form factor like the Surface Book with iOS on it (the iBook Pro?).

Interesting times...

They already received their positive return. By paying Hillary for her speeches, they blocked her from credibly moving to the left on financial reform to fend off Sanders.

Fungi are more closely related to animals than to plants.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opisthokont

Killer app for me: alarm clock. I wear the Apple Watch at night, and it'll wake me (vibrations) without waking my girlfriend.