MacBook Pro featuring M2 Pro and M2 Max — The Pretty Good House — and Quitting the rat race

Issue #1015 — January 18, 2023

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MacBook Pro featuring M2 Pro and M2 Max apple.com \| points: 775 \| comments: 882

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The Pretty Good House prettygoodhouse.org \| points: 567 \| comments: 305

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Quitting the rat race seanbarry.dev \| points: 388 \| comments: 378

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Apple TV prompt requires another Apple device twitter.com \| points: 377 \| comments: 298

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Ask HN: Books that teach programming by building a series of small projects? news.ycombinator.com \| points: 374 \| comments: 172

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The FBI Identified a Tor User vice.com \| points: 365 \| comments: 289

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Ruby 3.2’s YJIT is Production-Ready shopify.engineering \| points: 363 \| comments: 177

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Tesla video promoting self-driving was staged, engineer testifies reuters.com \| points: 300 \| comments: 276

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New Mac Mini apple.com \| points: 289 \| comments: 376

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Boris Yeltsin’s visit to a suburban Houston supermarket in 1989 (2016) beelineblogger.blogspot.com \| points: 256 \| comments: 348

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Major standard library changes in Go 1.20 blog.carlmjohnson.net \| points: 243 \| comments: 227

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Show HN: Vento, a screen recorder that lets you rewind and record over mistakes vento.so \| points: 213 \| comments: 58

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New make --shuffle mode trofi.github.io \| points: 209 \| comments: 53

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Netflix has created a self-fulfilling cancelation loop with its new shows forbes.com \| points: 202 \| comments: 272

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How does it know I want CSV? – An HTTP trick csvbase.com \| points: 199 \| comments: 98

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PHP in 2023 stitcher.io \| points: 180 \| comments: 250

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Show HN: Otterkit – COBOL compiler for .NET github.com \| points: 177 \| comments: 75

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Show HN: Plus – Self-updating screenshots plusdocs.com \| points: 172 \| comments: 79

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Hubble finds black hole twisting captured star into donut shape phys.org \| points: 171 \| comments: 74

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Why we need to know LR and recursive descent parsing techniques tratt.net \| points: 160 \| comments: 53

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