I was in the same boat. I was also one of the weird folks that like the touch bar. I've had my M5 Pro MBP for just over a week now. It's insane how much better it is than the i9 I had. I have a Rust/SwiftUI project that I swear was taking 2 minutes to do a clean build on that Intel machine, that takes about 3 seconds on this new one. I've used it for over 14 hours of heavy development work and have charged it ONCE. Yes, my wallet wasn't happy, but I am, like actually giggling happy. I don't want to make you feel like you should upgrade, but come on in, the water's fine. :D
> We are writing to inform you that starting Monday, June 15, 2026, crawl preferences for Amazonbot will be managed solely through the industry-standard directives.
The compiler does comply to the spec. It's the program that fails to comply with the spec. It's definitely possible to write programs that have no undefined behavior.
I am looking at your link and thinking I took crazy pills.
The graph shows just under 23% in 1989, going up past 27% by 1996, then dipping a few years later only to go up to 29% a bit before 2008, then another dip and rise to almost 32% today.
Am I misreading the graph? If not, the percentage of wealth owned by the 1% is on track to have increased 50% over ~40 years. (23% --> 34.5%)
The problem with free is that people get entitled. You can see some examples in this thread.
"Everybody likes free. But free can be dangerous, too. Today's show is about what happens when you take something that was free and you give it a price. That is a highly risky move. And the damage can be enormous."
> I am glad that we are finally moving towards a world where we can utilize code as a tool rather than constantly trying to think how to make it into a product.
Maybe that's just you. Code as a tool rather than just a product has always existed.
No, a Russian flagged tanker can sail and land in Cuba. The Russian oil tanker Anatolky Kolodkin did, in fact, dock in Cuba and offload oil in March 2026.
You have to be admitted to the bar to practice law. Which is to say, other lawyers must recognize you as a lawyer, and this recognition can be taken away.
I keep seeing IPv8 (IPv4 V2) being suggested on HN. I do not see this happening in my lifetime. IPv6 while not perfect has taken 14+ years to reach almost 50% adoption most of which is from wireless and VPS providers and that has started to plateau. IPv8 if approved would have to work it's way through the myriad of hardware obstacles, middle boxes, routers, operating systems and so much more that IPv6 had to complete. There are still a massive number of ISP's that need to implement IPv6 just to get people out of the CG-NAT mess. That and/or reclaim all the squatted, wasted and unused IPv4 space which is another topic in and of itself.
> Crawling behavior [...] Crawler identification: Identifies itself with user-agent string "aws-quick-on-behalf-of-<UUID>" in request headers.
Maybe people found a way of using it as a loophole for something or Amazon Quick is just picking up in usage, and your website is popular amongst whoever uses that sort of stuff.
Heh, this is like the time when I copied a bullies coursework to the public folder as the schoolzone's newspaper user account, made alterations in my own schools username and copied it back as the schoolzone's user account. Such a rookie mistake.
You're right. For the people settling this country, they were traveling west from Europe across the Atlantic, so the country is coded as to how far West you have to travel. Quebec would be "Middle Canada". Ontario should be Western Canada; Manitoba should be Westerner Canada; Saskatchewan should be West Westerner Canada; Alberta should be called Westerer Westerner Canada, and British Columbia should be Better-Come-From-The-Other-Side Canada.
> it’s not even clear if it can saturate a gigabit
If that's the case then it's not the CPU's fault. I can't open the linked site but assuming it's really the same as a BPI-F3 i.e. a SpacemiT K1 chip, that can do 2.8 GB/sec on large RAM to RAM memcpy using a CPU core i.e. 44 Gbps total, 22 Gbps each read and write. Plus I assume it's got DMA so no need to involve the CPU anyway.
Here is a test I ran in April 2025 on a Sipeed LicheePi 3A same chip).
No. If you talk to an attorney and they take reasonable precautions to maintain the integrity of the confidential attorney client relationship, the privilege is preserved. If not, not preserved.
The meaningful thing is to understand the difference between a blockade and an embargo.
When people say that the US is blockading Cuba I'm not sure if they are genuinely misinformed and think that the US Navy and Coast Guard are physically apprehending any ships trying to dock in Cuba, or if they are just ignorant.
