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also, i don't know much memory that chip has, but i guess the A20 Pro could also be viable for low-end macbooks air.
edit: nevermind, just 12gb. still a good candidate for a macbook neo.
English is good enough for being the lingua franca of programming, technology and science.
It’s frankly one of the last issues we should be bothering with.
Sounds like a responsible company that won't sell you capacity that's not there.
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For example, instagram is clearly trying to understand what political side i lean on and pushes me that kind of content. I have to be very careful what kind of stuff i like otherwise my feed gets very polluted with political content rather than with interesting tech stuff and cats videos.
On the other hand, X/Twitter is routinely serving me better and more interesting technical content.
Essentially, if you go from eating shit at whatever time of the day to following a well-specified eating regime... of course you'll get benefits.
Dumb example: this professor lost 27 pounds and got improvements across various markers by eating Twinkies - link: https://edition.cnn.com/2010/HEALTH/11/08/twinkie.diet.profe...
My macbook neo outperforms my thinkpad x13g1 (ryzen 7, 8c16t, 32gb memory, amd gpu) on all metrics.
It’s snappier, battery lasts more, i have the same disk storage (500gb)
It works okay but it’s too early for me to give some strong opinions.
From what i hear politicians like Gavin Newsom from California are passing bills to prevent independent journalists like Nick Shirley from exposing fraud and corruption.
That signals that they (government officials) are extremely concerned with what the public thinks, but mainly in the sense that they don’t want the public to have the information that would put them in a thought spot.
On the other hand, the fact that fraud and corruption is only reported by some early-twenty-something independent youtuber/journalist should really tell you a lot on the state of mass media in the USA (in the sense that the mass media are essentially colluding with politicians).
(Downvote me if you want, I don’t care)
And yet now with AI (chatgpt codex in my case) i can make useful little apps without ever looking at what kind of html/javascript gets generated.
I’ll be honest: my agents.md explicitly states to use vanilla javascript and plain bootstrap for frontend, in case i might have to look at it in the future, but so far i’ve never had that need.
A missing footnote
Leaves the sentence room to breathe
Read the larger thoughtAnd 30% is a huge chunk of the emissions
Here in Italy for example they never held power, but they did a huge lobbying and advertising campaign just AFTER Chernobyl that lead to a referendum whose result essentially forbids nuclear power in Italy.
Holding power is irrelevant
All software is to be considered insecure, formally speaking.
It’s still an improvement.
That was not the case in the pre-Musk twitter era.
Alright, after looking at that, look at what happened to Greece (who adopter Euro as their currency).
If the result is “yes” then a proposal with all terms and conditions for joining will be written down, and the Icelanders will vote again on whether to accept those terms and conditions or not.