iosjunkie

> I wonder why video games don't seem to be more popular as post-retirement hobbies.

I think it's a generational thing. Video games were fully entrenched as part of culture starting late gen x/early millennial. I expect to see elder gaming being a thing in the years to come.

My LDL numbers beg to differ.

hopefully the answer doesn't include an increase in cost/decrease in usage.

> clothes keep growing in width with larger sizes, but rarely grow in length

Humans have this same problem, which I suspect is the root cause.

Even further back. iOS 27 supports iPhone 11 (released 7 years ago, btw).

Source: https://www.apple.com/os/ios/ near the bottom of the page.

Kind of like a vechical's model year.

I would love to know how they are going to handle deepfakes.

Also, doesn't this give law enforcement an easier avenue to compel access to someone's accounts?

Would you accept 3% return on your money, especially if the investment was risky?

And your government can’t take it away on a Friday afternoon.

Interesting. I wonder if there is opportunity to train a set of small model variants to excel at a certain stacks. Eg Qwen3.6-27B for Node + React or Qwen3.6-27B for Rust + TUI

prompting "no mistakes" was load-bearing

And if they do, their lawyers will use Claude to construct their legal case… which Claude silently nerfs as well.

"properly designed" - ah yes, programming languages are famous for universally agreed upon design philosophies.

Brb vibe coding a replacement /s

Sure, but it did better on the test, which matches OpenAI's claim. More bang for more buck.

Interestingly, using your tests as a comparison, 5.5 low beats 5.4 medium at a 82% of the cost.[0]

[0]: https://aibenchy.com/compare/openai-gpt-5-4-medium/openai-gp...

I’m only seeing 3x the cost of DeepSeek for other providers on Open Router. Is there a better place to look?

Get comfortable with Deepseek's privacy policy for using this for anything serious.

"To improve and develop the Services and to train and improve our technology, such as our machine learning models and algorithms. Including by monitoring interactions and usage across your devices, analyzing how people are using it, and training and improving our technology."

https://cdn.deepseek.com/policies/en-US/deepseek-privacy-pol...

Basically Google’s take on GAM https://github.com/GAM-team/GAM

It that true?

> For Claude Sonnet 4.5, and GPT-5.1 we default to reporting high reasoning results, but when reported results are not available we use best available reasoning results.

https://storage.googleapis.com/deepmind-media/gemini/gemini_...

tldr ignorance is bliss

No shade! I have found the exact same thing.

That used to be the case. You can still get free email hosting, but POP/IMAP needs a paid plan.

Agreed 100%. Perfect prosumer / small business setup.

No! No, no, not 10! He said 9. Nobody's comin' up with 10. Who processing with 10 bits? What’s the extra bit for? You’re just wastin’ electrons.

Ive had good luck with ‘Monteverde Capless Gel Ballpoint’ refills for my Rotring 600s.

Placed my cursor at the top of the hour peak on the 'Peaks' clock. Few moments later, it shifted slightly to the left. Had a bit of existential dread as I saw time slipping away.

Nice clocks though.

This would have been perfect fodder for Stump the Experts... c'est la vie.

just searched to see if there was any changes with dark mode. This week marks the 5th year anniversary of this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23199062

Thank you for sharing! A year or two after you got your 1000, my dad bought the family an Amiga 500. It began my love of computing, gave me a scrappy hacker mind set (owning an Amiga in the US a rarity), and ultimately sowed the seeds of my career.

FWIW, the vast majority of sales people I’ve spoken to over the past 5 years have been WFH/WFCS (work from coffee shop).

Certainly for bigger deals they come onsite for the final stages of the sales process, but most interaction is handled remotely and they aren't in an office.

That's annoying. For some use cases, not a big deal. But I have used the AWS Route 53 'alias' functionality on a number of occasions and that requires the use of Route 53 nameservers.