cachvico

Thanks. It's so weird that it spits almost-but-not-quite correct numbers.

They'll give it the premium tier at least

Isn't this exactly what the Mac touchpad and the Apple mouse's touch-scroll-wheel do?

But can you wash your dishes in the sous-vide?

I just remove a semicolon.

> With Google Workspace Individual you get additional premium features including longer group calls and intelligent noise cancellation with Google Meet, and easy appointment booking through your own professional booking page.

from https://workspace.google.com/individual/

See also:

https://workspace.google.com/pricing.html

https://support.google.com/a/answer/175121?hl=en

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe... JVMs leaking memory on Ericsson and Motorola dumbphones... I watched devs work without debuggers or console. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain... time to retire.

But now (with Twitter) I can't trust anything I read without double-checking carefully it is not a fake account (and even then I cannot be sure). At least beforehand I was able to trust that Twitter has done the basic KYC.

The Meta implementation therefore seems smarter (depends on gov ID).

Curious what are your circles?

GCP has paid support, it starts at around $30/month and gets you an assigned human within 4 hours or something.

Apple has the budget to maintain backwards compatibility, not everyone chooses to spend their runway on that.

This is expected because it's their flag-ship product.

I think I read that it's not flat since a few years back anyway

Curious - what's the vibe like at Ticketmaster when ticket fees comes up?

> If predicting and planning outcomes and with previous data is not some form of AI, what is?

Algorithmic forecasting.

If you squint really hard, the entirety of computer science falls under "AI". But practically speaking, today AI refers to ML.

It's quite possible a savvy programmer integrated the weather forecast to the ERP, with specific products tagged as relevant to a sunny (or wet) outlook. That's not AI, that's just an algo.

It's also possible there was ML at play, but that's not clear, and not necessarily the case.

This is a good question. Does Google use Meet? Are they still subject to the frankly ridiculous max resolution of 720p?

I think it's more likely this grew from a single developer who knew what he's doing, to a small team, organically over time as they expanded.

The competitive advantage is that it's bespoke and designed exactly for their own needs. It also provides a look+feel that is distinct from the typical Material UI fork, which could be considered a savvy move.

> Moreover, in March 1982 there has been a very important symposium where all the teams working at that time on RISC CPUs have presented their work, including the Berkeley RISC, Stanford MIPS and IBM 801 projects.

> The presentations from that symposium have determined the designers of the future ARM CPU to change their architecture from some kind of 6502 extension to a RISC architecture.

That is absolutely fascinating. Are the papers from that conference available online?

I wonder if there's some kinda accelerator they could apply to for funding to fix the problem...

So how come HN of all sites doesn't offer a straightforward API? Hello, elephant in the room...

Turns out both are references to a Churchill quote (which apparently has even older origins still) - https://www.quora.com/Why-did-Churchill-refer-to-Italy-as-th...

> Long term exposure to constant droning sounds could cause issues in language centers of the brain.

Citation?

Bear in mind that all news channels were broadcasting constantly at least - would still be pretty rare at the time to find a household without a single TV.

mac.com before MobileMe, still have my @mac.com ;)

Yes, he has the company lines well rehearsed. But he was also admits he's a mortal human who didn't choose to be the moderator between the geo-political battle lines that have manifested themselves through today's social media. And he probably understands the nuances of that unique responsibility better than any of us here.

HackerNest is another good one, I hosted a couple of these when I was part of a co-working space - https://hackernest.com/events

Who was the tech big-wig who also took on the trolls? (other than Cloudflare..)

What?