Comparing unbinned to unbinned, you get 10 P cores on the M4 Pro and 12 on the M4 Max. Regardless the original comment was regarding the M3 series, where there was an even larger difference between the M3 Pro and M3 Max (6 vs 10 P cores).
How large is the overlap between people who care a lot about playing games on their phones and those who can afford buying the latest $1000 smartphone every once in a while? Because I'd think the former are mostly teenagers.
I guess by games you mean console games,mobile games are huge now.
I have a steam deck and bought all nintendo and sony portables in the past,would be great if I can play some on my iPhone,which is always available to me.
One can be good at writing code at a young age,and it is not rare to meet such people.
However,writing software and working with others,these skills come with ages.
Ages of hard working and love and sweat.I am 36 now and just beginning to see things different and more fundamentally.
Use C or C++ or Rust or even Java and you don't have to worry about any of this. You can just write the obvious thing with your normal set of tools and it will be good enough.
I grew up with pen and paper too, but now I couldn't live without the synchronization and easy sharing enabled by digital. Also I suck at organizing with paper while digitally I can neatly organize everything in folder.
However I do think digital note taking is more painful than hand writing if you want to go beyond plain text, and digital devices can be distracting when I should be focusing so I recently ordered an e-ink tablet that I'm waiting to be delivered. My hope is that it brings flexibility of paper with the organization and sync/sharing functionalities of digital.
Similar here, pen and paper for almost all notes. If I want to keep it for longer I might add it on my personal wiki. But I try to keep it simple and stupid.
I feel people spend too much time focusing on how to make/digitalize notes instead of just make notes.
Would be interested to see methods how to do that better. I am more of a mechanic pencil and paper user. Sometimes use markers when feeling fancy. Has there any new developments since the "bullet journal"?
Python 3.9.4 | packaged by conda-forge | (default, May 10 2021, 22:10:52)
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I'm re-reading my own comment as both replies to it seem to have taken the opposite point that I intended, but I can't see where I said the macOS behaviour is bad. I personally like it (though I wasn't saying that either).
My only point was that it being less intuitive for more techy users doesn't mean it's not generally very intuitive for the majority.
it seems the only reason people on hn hate sql is that they don't understand sql and/or already buy in another toolset,if you only have a hammer at hand,everything is a nail
