Up to 50%

Wayyy too wide. it's wider than the 17Pro. So impossible to operate. It will sell out because it's new. But it will flop. More than the mini and the Air.

They should've used the iPhone mini width, and adjust height to that.

Super skip..

100% agree. The market for this will be miniscule. Look at how small the market for the iPad mini is. This will be even worse because it's 3x the price and has to be carried as a main device. How many people are wearing pants that can even physically fit this? This device is almost certainly too big to be comfortable in your front pocket. And if you are wearing something like athletic pants it's going to be so heavy it will pull your pants down... It's just impractical.

I actually disagree, I think this will be a massive hit.

I've long thought that the aspect ratio of a normal phone just feels old fashioned now and sucks for most tasks. So many times I go to do something on my phone and reach for my laptop instead because I know it'll be easier. But with this I could do most things on it.

10% wider than a pro max. I can't imagine that's going to feel good in your pocket

Very cool, but yes, the form factor, which is the most crucial point, seems off.

I mean.. the US has a history concerning gold and duping other countries

I don't follow. I couldn't find anything with a simple Google search. Can you explain more?

Nixon

Will it respond within a reasonable timeframe?

It’s like we’re on a 14K4 modem when there’s broadband

Just to make sure we’re gonna do opening and run locally?

That went wrong.. I meant -> Just to make sure we won't be able to buy and run LLMs locally

OpenAI at least provides legal indemnification against those claims

Try omarchy

Wasn't this 'solved' by Hibernate ages ago?

Heavy Hibernate user here, Hibernate does not make it impossible to write N+1 queries afaik - unless there are some tips we're missing in our team?

We just regularly check our slow queries dashboard, fix it (or well let an LLM work on it) and then move on.

I recall hibernate, it maybe rails, as those are my most used tech, that it can detect n+1, and then just query the whole relation.

Detecting is easy if you’re iterating over a proxy collection

Very well timed for John Ternus's first quarter.